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NOTICE. " CASH FOR SLAVES.<br />
Those who wish to sell slaves in Buckingham<br />
and the adjacentcounties in Virginia, by application<br />
to Anderson D. Abraham, Sr., or his son,<br />
Anderson D. Abraham, Jr.,theywill find sale,at<br />
the highestcash prices, for one hundred and fifty<br />
to two hundred slaves. One or the other of the<br />
above<br />
will be found, for the next eight<br />
parties<br />
months,at theirresidence in the aforesaid county<br />
and state. Address Anderson D. Abraham, Sr.,<br />
MaysvillePost Office,White Oak Grove,Buckingham<br />
County, Va.<br />
Winchester<br />
NEGROES<br />
KEY TO <strong>UNCLE</strong> TOM S <strong>CABIN</strong>. 145<br />
Republican, June 29, 1852 :<br />
WANTED.<br />
The subscriberhavinglocated himself in "Winchester,<br />
Va., wishes to purchase a largenumber<br />
of SLAVES of both sexes, for which he will give<br />
the highestprice in cash. Persons wishing to<br />
to. Lewis Winters.<br />
"<br />
Jan. 2. tf<br />
For Tennessee<br />
FOR<br />
the following<br />
SALE.<br />
All communications addressed<br />
prices will be paid.<br />
to me in Baltimore will be punctually attended<br />
2! likelyNegroes, of different ages.<br />
Oct. 0. A. A. McLean, Gen. Agent.<br />
I want<br />
WANTED.<br />
to purchase,immediately, a Negroman,<br />
and will givea good price.<br />
Carpenter,<br />
Oct. 6. A. A. McLean, Gen. Agent.<br />
dispose of Slaves will find it to their advantage<br />
to give him a callbefore selling.<br />
Nashville Gazette,October 22 :<br />
All communications addressed to him at the<br />
Taylor Hotel,Winchester,Va.,will meet with<br />
FOR SALE.<br />
prompt attention. Elijah McDowel, SEVERAL likelygirls from 10 to 18<br />
Agent for B. M. " Win. years old,<br />
L. Campbell, a woman 24, a<br />
very valuable woman 25 years old,<br />
Dec. "<br />
27,1851. of Baltimore. with three very likely<br />
children.<br />
Williams " Glover.<br />
Oct. 16th,1852. a. b. c.<br />
For Maryland :<br />
Port Tobacco Times, Oct.,'52<br />
I want to purchase Twenty-fiveLIKELY<br />
NEGROES, between the<br />
SLAVES WANTED.<br />
ages of 18 and 25 years,<br />
male and female,for which I will pay the highest<br />
The subscriber is permanentlylocated at Middleville,<br />
Charles County (immediately on the Oct. 20.<br />
CherryStreet.<br />
pricein cash. A. A. McLean.<br />
road from Port Tobacco to Allen's Fresh),where<br />
he will be pleasedto buy any Slaves that are for The Memphis Daily Eagle and Enquirer<br />
sale. The extreme value will be givenat all<br />
times,and liberalcommissions paidfor information<br />
:<br />
leading to a purchase. Apply personally, or<br />
500 NEGROES WANTED.<br />
by letter addressed to Allen's Fresh,Charles<br />
We will<br />
County. John G. Campbell.<br />
pay the highest cash pricefor all good<br />
Middleville, April14, 1852.<br />
negroes offered. We invite all those having<br />
negroes for sale to callon us at our mart, opposite<br />
Cambridge I^Vld.) Democrat,October<br />
27,1852 :<br />
attention.<br />
I will be at John Bradshaw's Hotel,in Cambridge,<br />
every Monday. Wm. Harker.<br />
Oct. 6,1852.<br />
"<br />
3m<br />
The Westminster Carroltonian, Oct.<br />
22, 1852 :<br />
25 NEGROES WANTED.<br />
The undersigned wishes to purchase25 LIKELY<br />
YOUNG NEGROES, for which the highestcash<br />
10<br />
WANTED.<br />
the lower steamboat landing. We will also have<br />
a large lot of Virginia negroes for sale in the Fall.<br />
We have as safe a jail as any in the country,<br />
where we can keep negroes safe for those that<br />
NEGROES<br />
WANTED.<br />
wish them kept. Bolton,Dickins " Co.<br />
I wish to inform the slave-holders of Dorchester<br />
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and the adjacent counties that I am again in<br />
the market. Persons havingnegroes that are<br />
slavesforlifeto dispose of will find it to their interest<br />
LAND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.<br />
to see me before theysell,as I am determined<br />
A goodbargainwill be givenin about 400 acres<br />
to pay the highestpricesin cash that the<br />
of Land ; 200 acres are in a fine state of cultivation,<br />
Southern market will justifyỊ can be found at fronting the Railroad about ten miles from<br />
A. Hall's Hotel,in Easton,where I will remain Memphis. Together with 18 or 20 likely negroes,<br />
until the firstday of Julynext. Communications consisting of men, women, boys and girls.Good<br />
addressed to me at Easton,or information time will be<br />
given<br />
given on a portion of the purchase<br />
to Wm. Bell,in Cambridge, will meet with prompt money. J. M. Provine.<br />
Oct. 17.<br />
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ClarksvilleChronicle, Dec. 3,1852:<br />
NEGROES<br />
WANTED.<br />
We wish to hire 25 goodSteam Boat hands for<br />
the New Orleans and Louisville trade. We will<br />
pay very full prices for the Season,commencing<br />
about the 15th November.<br />
McClure " Crozier,Agents<br />
Sept.10th,1852. "<br />
S. B. Bellpoor.