P. Carey
Printing offices of the Yorkville Patriot offered for sale along with press, brass galley, fonts, etc.
Includes the opening, sale, operation or closing of a business.
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Mose
Runaway, age 40 and light complected, owned by the late Thomas P. Dillon. He has relations living at McCollum Price`s. reward.
Notice of the sale of slaves or of runaway slaves. Check estate sales first, as this is where most slave sales are listed.
Slavery
William Barnett
Notice was given to his heirs. See also 7-3-1832 McRee vs Barnett heirs.
May include the sale of land, goods or slaves owned by the deceased, notice to heirs, or notice to creditors.
Probate and estate
J. Boyd
Wishing to remove from Charlotte, he offers the Charlotte Hotel for sale.
Sale or rental of land
Real Estate
Tho's. Alexander
Offering several tracts of land for sale: 250 acres known as Brick House place lying 2 miles north of Sugar Creek Church: 200 acres on the north side of Mallard Creek: 100 acres in Providence Township on 6 Mile Creek. Sale or rental of land Real Estate
A. Alexander
Wishing to move west, he offers a plantation on the waters of Little Sugar Creek, 6 miles south of Charlotte, consisting of 300 acres, a 2 story house, Doctor Shop, a number of springs, a young orchard and good meadow.
Notice of the sale of slaves or of runaway slaves. Check estate sales first, as this is where most slave sales are listed.
Slavery
John Beaty
Notice to his heirs.
May include the sale of land, goods or slaves owned by the deceased, notice to heirs, or notice to creditors.
Probate and estate
Tho. Boyd
Advises that he has new coaches for his line that runs from Charlotte to Camden and back twice a week. Persons wishing to go to New York should go to Charleston where a steam boat starts for NY every other Saturday, the passage taking a week.
Includes the opening, sale, operation or closing of a business.
Business
Cyrus Alexander
Estate creditors notice
May include the sale of land, goods or slaves owned by the deceased, notice to heirs, or notice to creditors.
Probate and estate
Samuel Beckett
Offers 5 cents reward and no thanks for the return of ranaway bound boy William Easteridge, who is about 10 years old, light hair. Finding that the boy was disposed to runaway, Beckett brought him to Charlotte to try and get rid of him and he give him the slip.
Includes the opening, sale, operation or closing of a business.
Business