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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1816
Page
7
Thursday evening last Rev Mr Glenn united Gabriel Clark and June Brown both of this city. January 30 Washington W Stone wed Fatney Darsey daughter of Joseph Darsey by W W L Kerman.
The Rev. Marshall will preach a funeral sermon on Coliammond the fifth Sunday in the month at New Richmond and on the second Sunday in April will preach at Christ Church in Augusta, morning and afternoon.
Prices for salt and sugar show 100 and 18 units respectively with molasses at 100 and whiskey at 87. Additional items include Posehn Beandy at 10 Kron 2 and 6 to 6, German 18 to 25 and blister do at 18 3-4.
Thirty one executors sell by order of the Court of Ordinary for Columbia County at the Columbia courthouse on the first Tuesday in May the enslaved people of Thomas Napier deceased including Darkas Falmoth Bilry Daniel James Len Hector J F Adam and Jack to settle debts with cash. James Hamilton Saml W Goode Robt Randolph Peter Crawford March 15 ds
Three enslaved men named Ned John and Sam are described with ages heights and owners in Savannah Hancock County and St Thomas. Owners urged to prove property pay charges and remove them under the Rhodes jun v g case.
William G Grimes publishes a defense against an accusation of inconsistency from a 3 to 4 year old incident involving a small group and lost money. He states he misidentified a participant, corrected the record after discussions with Mr Bell and Mr Pollard, and invites direct inquiry for details while hoping Pollard's publication harms no one.
The estate of David Reid offers the ten acre house and lot for sale under Superior Court authority. The dwelling is finished for a summer residence with outbuildings and a well with good water. Terms with E. Reid administratrix or J. Cumming administrator. Possession available immediately to prepare garden for summer use.
Notice announces sale of the valu able Public House in Washington now occupied by Richard Worsham, formerly Willis and Stones, with early applications to John Bass of Washington Georgia dated March 15, 1816. Also dissolves partnership John Jerrison Peter Lequeux Fort Hawkins and directs debts to Peter Lequeux, and estate settlement notice for the late John Hill in this city with admin Mary Hill and John Carmichael.
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