George W. Buchanan, commissioner of the estate of deceased Zere Oldham, files a report of enslaved people sold for the purpose of the distribution of profits. Edwin A. Hickman purchased a man named Anthony on January 6, 1851 for $750 as the highest bidder and credit of 9 months. Edwin A. Hickman also purchased a woman named Cloe for $100 as the highest bidder. Albert G. Oldham purchased a man named Ben for $390 and an infant named Jenny for $100.