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Tennessee (Tennessee, United States) (search for this): article 4
Sale of negroes in Tennessee. --The following account of a sale of negroes in East Tennessee was sent to a gentleman of this city from a friend in that State: Morristown, Tenn., Jan. 21, 1862. To-day there was an auction sale, at this place, of forty-six negroes. The following are the ages and prices of some of the sales: One negro girl, age 17 years, brought $1,505. Another girl, age 17 years, brought $1,570. Negro fellow, age 28 years, brought $1,880, blacksEast Tennessee was sent to a gentleman of this city from a friend in that State: Morristown, Tenn., Jan. 21, 1862. To-day there was an auction sale, at this place, of forty-six negroes. The following are the ages and prices of some of the sales: One negro girl, age 17 years, brought $1,505. Another girl, age 17 years, brought $1,570. Negro fellow, age 28 years, brought $1,880, blacksmith. Negro fellow, age 29 years, brought $1,800. Negro girl, age 13 years, brought $1,805. Negro girl, age 15 years, brought $1,500. Negro girl, age 12 years, brought $1,100. All of them were purchased by citizens of the neighborhood and country. They were a lot of negroes belonging to the estate of L. D. Franklin, deceased, and before and at the time of his death a resident of an adjoining neighborhood, and was one of our wealthlest citizens. His estate, clear of lia
L. D. Franklin (search for this): article 4
sale of negroes in East Tennessee was sent to a gentleman of this city from a friend in that State: Morristown, Tenn., Jan. 21, 1862. To-day there was an auction sale, at this place, of forty-six negroes. The following are the ages and prices of some of the sales: One negro girl, age 17 years, brought $1,505. Another girl, age 17 years, brought $1,570. Negro fellow, age 28 years, brought $1,880, blacksmith. Negro fellow, age 29 years, brought $1,800. Negro girl, age 13 years, brought $1,805. Negro girl, age 15 years, brought $1,500. Negro girl, age 12 years, brought $1,100. All of them were purchased by citizens of the neighborhood and country. They were a lot of negroes belonging to the estate of L. D. Franklin, deceased, and before and at the time of his death a resident of an adjoining neighborhood, and was one of our wealthlest citizens. His estate, clear of liabilities, turns out to be worth between $700,000 and $800,000.
January 21st, 1862 AD (search for this): article 4
Sale of negroes in Tennessee. --The following account of a sale of negroes in East Tennessee was sent to a gentleman of this city from a friend in that State: Morristown, Tenn., Jan. 21, 1862. To-day there was an auction sale, at this place, of forty-six negroes. The following are the ages and prices of some of the sales: One negro girl, age 17 years, brought $1,505. Another girl, age 17 years, brought $1,570. Negro fellow, age 28 years, brought $1,880, blacksmith. Negro fellow, age 29 years, brought $1,800. Negro girl, age 13 years, brought $1,805. Negro girl, age 15 years, brought $1,500. Negro girl, age 12 years, brought $1,100. All of them were purchased by citizens of the neighborhood and country. They were a lot of negroes belonging to the estate of L. D. Franklin, deceased, and before and at the time of his death a resident of an adjoining neighborhood, and was one of our wealthlest citizens. His estate, clear of liab