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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1816
Page
3
In Thursday evening last, Rev. Glenn joined Gabriel Clark and Miss June Brown in marriage. Earlier, on January 30, W W L Kerman united Washington W Stone with Fatney Darsey, daughter of Joseph Darsey.
The Rev. Marshall will preach a funeral sermon on Coliammond on the fifth Sunday this month at New Richimond and on the second Sunday in April will preach at Christ's Church in Augusta both morning and afternoon services.
A historical price snapshot shows Salt at 100, Sugar 18, Molasses 100, Whiskey 87, and Posehn Beandy 10 Kron 2 with various fractions. German 18 to 25 and Blister items listed as 18 with 3-4 notes.
Under a Court of Ordinary order for Columbia County the estate of Thomas Napier deceased will sell on the first Tuesday in May at Columbia courthouse the enslaved people Darkas Falmoth Bilry Daniel James Len Hector J ff Adam and Jack or as many as needed to pay debts. The sale is for cash and conducted by James Hamilton Saml W Goode Robt Randolph Peter Crawford. March 15.
Three enslaved men identified as Ned about 25 with a blemished right eye, John about 20 and 4 ft 8 in, and Sam about 21 and 4 ft 6 in, are listed with owners George Putman in Savannah William Hall near Sparta Hancock County and a Mr Miller on St Thomas Island. Owners urged to prove property pay charges and reclaim them.
William G. Grimes responds to a March Cambridge notice bearing the signature A Pontarp amid accusations of inconsistency. He recounts a four year-old incident involving young men, missing money, and a mistaken identity, clarifying he provided a certificate and misidentification, and invites inquiries while hoping Pollard’s publication harms none.
The house and ten acre lot on the Sand Hills two and a half miles from Augusta are offered for sale by the Justices of the Inferior Court. The residence is suitable for a summer home with outbuildings and a good water well. Terms to E. Reid Administratrix J. Cumming Administrator. Possession immediate for garden and summer use.
Content shows property sale interest in Washington Georgia now occupied by Richard Worsham and formerly owned by Col Willis and later Daniel Stones. Early application advised to John H Bass. Also notices of dissolved partnership John Jerrison Peter Lequeux at Fort Hawkins and debts to the estate of John Hill merchant with administrator Mary Hill and John Carmichael.
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