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Unusual South Carolina Slave Sale Arranged by Former Slave, One of the Wealthiest Ex-Enslaved Slaveholders of The State! A 1p contemporary clerical copy of a bill of sale recording the sale of a "negr

Circa 1860's South Carolina framed slave receipt bill of sale purchase. Measures 9.25" x 5" and 18.75" x 15" w/ frame.

Handwritten bill of sale for two slaves in Chesterfield District, South Carolina. Dated December 24, 1827. Measures 12 5/8" (32cm) width.

A letter dated 1827 signed by the governor of South Carolina. A bill of sale for a 'man named Lewis' dated 1822. A letter from the Chesterfield courthouse with wax seal upper left, dated 1827. A lette

Described By:Rachel CNX 1353 6025 Title:Slave Bill Of Sale North Carolina John Brown Person County NC James 12 Years Old 1814 Description: A historical piece of ephemera documenting the sale of a twel

Heading: (Africa-American) Author: Calder, George Title: Letter detailing the value of slaves who were to be sold Place Published: Aiken, South Carolina Publisher: Date Published: July 27, 18

Slave mortgage document between Seaman Deas M.D. and John Hume recording such sale of a negro woman named Amanda for the sum of 475.00. Witnessed and signed on December 29th, 1849; 21.5in. X 16.25in.

American, 19th century, 14 Bank of South Carolina 10 dollar notes, dated 1860; seven Ocoee bank notes, 1,2,5 and 10 dollar denominations, dated 1859; Confederate States 20 dollar bill; Bank of Wadesb

Nicely framed bill of sale for the purchase of a slave. The one-page document records an 1859 transaction in which a Lydia Middleton paid $600 to an Alexandria, Virginia dealer to purchase Henry, an e

Early one-page agreement of sale between Kentucky men, possibly brothers, for slaves. The document records that in 1804 John, Joseph, and David Brown negotiated a sale of two slaves, including a "negr

Sales of Slaves and Sale of Land by McIntosh Who Killed Declaration-Signer Gwinnett in a Duel Colonial South Carolina Newspaper [SLAVERY.] The South-Carolina and American General Gazette, October 29-N

North Carolina Slaveowner Sells Slave Born in His Household With this bill of sale, William Graham of Rowan County, North Carolina, sold an African American man named John to Edward B. D. Sloan of nea

Original announcement about the public sale of slaves by Richard Clagett to be sold at Potters Mart in Charleston, South Carolina on March 5, 1833. Mounted under glass in a frame measuring 13" x 9-1/2

George Graham Young of Camden, South Carolina's ledger books dating from 1874-1892. These books give an incredible record of sales and dealings over this span of years. Hundreds of pages of detailed a

19TH C. SOUTH CAROLINA NEW HAVEN SILVER MEDAL Unusual silver coin marked "South Carolina" on obverse and "Seal of the City of New Haven Conn." with ships and "Mare Liberum" banner. Weight: 26.7 grams

Slavery.- State of South Carolina. Sale by John Blanton of Winnsborough to John Chesnut "One Negro Boy Slave, about eighteen years of Age, named Jacob", printed form with manuscript insertions, folds,

South Carolina Currency. 1863 SC Shinplasters. Bills in denominations of 5, 10, 15, 25, 50, 75 cents. Ink on paper. Early tape marks on corners where bills were attached to the original Old Slave Mart

Offered is a truly wonderful and historic object. Residents of Charleston, South Carolina could hire slave labor on an “as-needed” basis from slaveowners during the late 1700s through the

Black History 1846 Charleston, SC. Slave Auctioneer & Merchant Token Remnants of Silver Plating, Unlisted in Rulau as "Silvered" 1846-Dated. "W. Wilbur Auction & Commission Merchant," Charleston, Sout

Farmers Exchange Bank dating to the mid 1850s. Three $20 bills, One $10 bill and four $5 bills. All in good overall condition with wrinkling and staining consistent with age. Sold to benefit the Sumte

Charleston, South Carolina "slave badge,” dated 1862. From the workshop of William Veronee, by city contract. This example was issued for a “Servant," typically a designation used to describe

Stunning Dave Drake Edgefield District, South Carolina Five Gallon Jar 1850s Edgefield, South Carolina, slave made. This storage jar has two classic Dave Drake ( Dave the Slave) lug handles that are i

Charleston, South Carolina slave badge, dated 1822. This example was issued for a "servant," someone who typically would do domestic work inside a home. The front is clearly struck “CHARLESTON /

Stunning Dave Drake Five Gallon Edgefield South Carolina Slave-Made Jar from 1835-1840 time period in the Landrum shop. This jar has a rich lime alkaline glaze and has five punctates for gallon capaci