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GEORGIA. ''l Robert Watkins'F E~
(L S ) > and Wife / bruary
GEO. SYAL TON. J vs. > Term,
Willtant Benson jto wit,
the eighth day of February, in the year of
our Lord, n«e thousand, ftven hundred and"
ninety-one, at Augusta, in the county of Rich
mond, in she Superior Court, present his Ho
nor George Walton, Esquire, one of the
Judge* of the said state the petition of Robert
Watkins, Esquire, in behalf of himfelf and
Elizabeth Martha, his wife, of the county of
Richmond aforefaid, setting forth, among
other things, that William Renfon, late of
the county ®f Richmond, and town of Au
gusta aforefaid, was justly indebted to Leo
nard Claiborne, in the sum of twenty pounds,
lilt Shillings and ten-pence; and the said Wil
liam, for the better securing the fame, did
mortgage to the said Leonard, on the tenth
day of November, which was in the year of
our Lord, one thousand, fevcn hundred and
seventy, a certain lot or parcel of land, con
taining fifty acres, known in the plan of the
township of Augurta by number ,
the evidence of which said debt, to wit, the
said William's certain bond, sealed with his
seal, together with the mortgage aforefaid,
duly witnefted and recorded in the Secretary’s
Office, are now (hewn, and praying that the
debt aforefaid, together with the interest and
costs, may be paid, or in failure thereof, with
in twelve months tne equity of redempiiou
of the said mortgaged premises should be fore
elofed, according to the form and effeft of an
at:! infuch cases made and provided.
Wherefore it is ordered , That a rule be
granted unto the laid Robert Watkins, and
his wife, heirs at law to John Walton, Esquire,
deceased, who was heir at law, aflignee and
leprelemative of the aforefaid Leonard Clai
borne, as also set forth in their said petition,
to be served upon the said William Benson,
or his lawful attorney, or published in one of
the azett’.s of our state aforefaid, at lead
twelve mouths, from the date of this our rule,
requiring the payment of the principal, in
terests and costs aforefaid, within the time of
twelve months aforefaid, or in failure there
of, *hat the laid Court will proceed towards
foretlofiog the equity of redemption of the
said mortgaged premises, in manner and form
as is direfted in and by the said ad. Wit
ness the Honorable George Walton,
presiding Judge, the above day atrd year, and
term aforefaid.
A true copy from the original ,
Tcfle. THOMAS WATKINS, C. 8. C.R.
GEORGIA, iuVi. of (Jalp bin ~) Fe m
( L - S ) > VS. (hru
GfcO WALTON, j Stephen Forifer. j ary
Verm, to wit: On the eighth day of Febru
ary. in the year of our Lord, One thousand,
ieven hundred and ninety-one, at Augusta, in *
the county of Richmond, in the Superior
Court, present his Honor George Walton,
Esquire. one of the Judges of the said state,
the petition of Thomas Galphin and William
Dunbar, executors of the last will and tefia
ment es George Galphin, deceased, setting
forth, among other things, that Stephen Fo.
rifter, of the state aforefaid, Planter, by his
writing obligatory, bearing date the twenty
fourth day of November, one thousand, seven
hundred and seventy-three, acknowledged
himfelf held and firmly bound unto George
Galphin, in the full and just sum of five thou-
sand, one hund-ed and eighty-nine pounds,
fourteen (hillings and eight pence, lawful
money of the date of South-Carolina, equal
to seven hundred and forty-one pounds, live
(hillings and eight pence halfpenny sterling,
with a condition under written for the pay
ment of two thousand five hundred and nice
ty-four pounds, fevcnteen (hillings and four-
like currency, equal to three hundred
and seventy pounds, twelve (hillings and ten
pence halfpenny (lerling, on or before the fir ft
day of May, in the year one thousand, seven
hundred and feveuty-four, with lawful interest
from the date; and for the better securing the
said fura to him, the said George Galphin, his
heirs, executors, &c. the laid Stephen Fo
rifler mortgaged (by deed bearing date the
fame day and year) unto him the said Gal
phin, a traft. vs land, containing three hun
dred acres, in the parilh of Saint George, ra
the then province, now date, of Georgia,
bounded northwardly by M‘Bean r s swamp, &c.
alio, two negro mv*., tw w- j.far, a icr
low, and Sabina, a wench, with the increase
of the said wench ; and praying that the debt
aforefaid, together with interest and cods,
may be paid, @r in failure thereof within l
twelve monthvS, the equity of redemption to
the said mortgaged premifea and yropevty
(hould be foreclofed, according to the form
aud effect of an aft of the General Affcmbly
in such case made and provided.
ffhereupon it is ordered , That a rule be
granted uhto rhe said Thomas Galphin and
William Dunbar, as executors to the aforefaid
George Galphin, to befued upon the said Ste
phen Forriffer, or his lawful representatives,
or publilhed in one of the Gazettes of our
state aforefaid, at least nme months, previous
to the expiration of twelve months, from tbe
date of this, our rule, requiring the payment
of the principal, interest and cods aforefaid,
within the time of twelve months aforefaid,
or in failure thereof that the court will pro
ceed towards foreclofing the equity of re
demption of tbe said mortgaged premises, in
manner and form as is direfted by the said aft.
Witness the Honorable George Walton, Es
quire, prefidiog Judge thcabove day and, year
and terra aforefaid.^
A tnu copy from tbe original ,
THOMAS WATKINS, C. S. C. R.
GEORGIA. 1 The Hon. 3 TfEitre*
(L. S. > George Walton I & mem •
H. OSBORNE. > vs. f.W/,That
Bud Cade . Jon the *4l/1
day of February, one thousand, (even hun
dred and ninety-one, before me, the Honorable
Henry Olborne, Esquire, one of the Judges
of our said state, tbe petition of the. Honorable
George Walton, Esquire, of the county Os
Richmond, being read, letting forth among
other things-, that Bud Cade being indebted
to him in the Aim of eleven pounds, three
(hillings and one penny, did on the nin*h day
of May, which was in the year of our Lord,
one thousand, seven hundred and seventy- five,
mortgage unto the said George, a certain
traft or parcel of land, containing one hun
dred acres, situate in tbe county of Burke,
adjoining lands of James Murphy, which said
land was originally granted to the said Bud,
and praying that the debt aforefaid, together
with interest and cods, may be paid}, or, in
failure thereof, within twelve months the
equity of redemption of the said mortgaged
premises (hould be foreclofed, according to
the form and effeft of an aft of the General
Assembly in such cases made and provided.
Whereupon it is ordered , That a rule he
granted unto the said George Walton, to be
fe’rved upon the said Bud Cade, or his lawful
attorney, or publiThed in one of the Gazette*
of our Bate aforefaid, at least nine month*,
previous to the expiration of twelve months,
from the date of this role, requiring the pay*
merit of the principal, wtereft and cods afore*
said, within the time of twelve month* afore
faid, or, in failure thereof, that the Superior
Court in the said county of Burke, will pro*
ceed towards foreclofing the equity of re
demption of the said mortgaged premifcs, i a
manner and form as is direfted in and by* the
said aft. Witness the Honorable Henry Of*
borne, Esquire, one of our judges aforefaid,
on the above day and rear.
true copy from the original.
Teftv ED WARD WATTS, C. S. C. B.
GEORGIA, J Ex'rs. of Gcdpbin }f m
S ) > VS, y-brm
GEO. WALTON ) Ex\stf Bollinger. \ury
Term, to wit: On tne eighth day of February,*
in the year of our Lord, one thpufand, seven
hundred and ninety-one, at Augusta, ia the
county of Richmond, in Superior Court, pre*
sent bis Honor George Walton, Esquire, one
of the judges of our said (fate, the petition
of Thomas Galphin and William Dunbar, ex.
ecutors of the lad will andteflament of George
Galphin, deceased, setting forth, among orbesT
things, that Titus H Uinger, deceased, by hie
bond bearing date the thirteenth day of No
vember, in the year of our Lord, one thoo*
sand, seven hundred and seventy-three, ac
knowledged himfelt held and firmly bound un
to the said George Galphin, in the fura of fix*
ty-ninc pounds, fifteen (hillings and nine
pence naupenny nerwog, witn a
under written for the payment of the sum of
thirty-four pounds, fevemeen (hillings and tea
pence three farthings, on or before the firfl
day of December, in the year one thonfand,
seven hundred and seventy-sour, with inter**
from the date; and for the better securing of
the said fom, the aforefaid Titus
by deed bearing date the fame day and year’
one negro fellow, called and known by the
name of Andrewj and praying that the debt
aforefaid, together with iatereft and coda,
may be paid, or in failure thereof within
twelve months, the equity of redemption t«
the said mortgaged property (hould be fore*
closed, according to the form and effeft ofa*
aft of the General Assembly in such case made
and provided.
Whereupon it is ordered , That a rule he
granted unto the said Thomas Galphin and
William Dunbar, to he sued upon the execu
tor* or reprefematives of the said Titus Hol
linger, or pobfithed in one of the Gazettes of
eur date aforefaid at lead nine months, pre
vious to the expiration of twelve monrh
from the date of this our rule, requiring t •
payment of the principal, interest and /da
aforefaid, within the time of twelve n utha
aforefaid, or in failure thereof that th Court
will proceed towards foreclofing the p uity of
redemption of the laid mortgaged j lemifes,
in manner and form as is direfted by the said
aft. . Witness the Honorable George Walton,
Esquire, presiding judge, the above day and
year, and term aforefaid.
A true copy from the original ,
Test«. THOMAS WATKINS, C. S, C. R.