Dooly County GaArchives News.....Robert Martin assignee September 5 1844
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Macon Messenger (newspaper) 5 Sept 1844

5 Sept 1844
ROBERT MARTIN,             }
assignee of J D NEWTON,   }  In Dooly Superior Court, 
vs WILLIAM M STOKES.  }               May Term, 1844
It appearing to the Court by the petition of the said Robert Martin, assignee 
of J. D. Newton, that William M Stokes did on the seventeenth day of November, 
in the year eighteen hundred and forty-one execute and deliver to J. D. Newton, 
a mortgage deed of a half acre lot or parcel of ground lying and being within 
the town of Bristol, and first district of Dooly county, and known and 
distinguished in the plan of said town as number twenty-nine, the better to 
secure the payment of his two promissory notes, the one dated upon the day and 
year aforesaid, and whereby the said J. D. Newton or bearer, by the first day 
of January, in the year eighteen hundred and forty-three, the sum of Six 
Hundred Dolloras for value received;  the other bearing date upon the year and 
day first aforesaid, and whereby he promised, on the first day of January in 
the year eighteen hundred and forty-four, to pay the sum of Six Hundred Dollars 
for value received, to the said J. D. Newton or bearer.
     And it appearing to the Court, that the said mortgage deed was assigned by 
the said J. D. Newton to the said Robert Martin—
     It is ordered and adjudged by the Court, that the said William M Stokes 
pay into the Clerk’s Office at this Court, the full amount of principal and 
interest on said notes, on or before the first day of the next term of the 
Court, or shew cause in the contrary; and on failure thereof, the equity of 
redemption in and to the aforesaid Lot of Land, shall be forever barred and 
foreclosed; and that a copy of the Rule be served upon the defendant by 
publication once a month for three months before the next term of this Court.
                                                                                
  Georgia—Dooly County.
     A true extract from the minutes of the Superior Court, this 2d day of 
August, 1844.
                                                                             
THOS. H. KEY, Clerk.
Aug 7, 1844.


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