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Missouri :
The Daily St. Louis Times, October
14,1852 :
REUBEN BARTLETT,
the sale of negroes
on commission,having a jail
and yardfitted up expressly for boarding them.
ISP Negroesfor sale at all times. "
3 A. B. McAfee, 93 Olive street.
ONE HUNDRED NEGROES WANTED.
Having justreturned from Kentucky, I wish to
purchase, soon as possible,
negroes,consisting
which
of men, women, boys and theynow
girls, of the Road, near Natchez (Miss.),
one hundred likely
for which I will pay at all times from fifty
to one
hundred dollars on the head more money than any
"ethertrading man in the cityof St. Louis,or the
State of Missouri. I can at all times be found at
Barnum's CityHotel,St. Louis,Mo.
jel2d"wly. John Mattingly.
From another St. Louis paper :
NEGROES
WANTED.
"We ask you,
Christian reader,we beg
you to think,what sort of scenes are going
on in Virginia under these advertisements 7
You see that they are carefully worded so as
to take only the young people; and they are
only a specimen of the standing, season
BLAKELY and McAFEE havingdissolvedcopartnership
and other states are thus announced in the
by mutual consent, the subscriber southern market.
will at all times pay the highest cash prices for
negroes of every description. Will
From the Natchez (Mississippi) Free
also attend to
advertiseme
On Chesnut, between Sixth and Seventh streets,
near the cityjail, will pay the highestprice in
which are among the most common
cash for all goodnegroes offered. There are also
things the Virginia papers.
A
other buyersto be found in the office very anxious chapter
to purchase,
who will pay
the highestpricesgiven
will open to the reader the
interiorof these slave-prisons, and show him
in cash.
Negroesboarded at the lowest rates.
something of the dailyincidents of thiskind
jy 15 "
6m.
of trade. Now let us look at the corresponding
(
succeeding
advertisements in the southern
states. The cofflesmade up in Virginia
Trader, Nov. 20 :
NEGROES FOR SALE.
The undersigned have justarrived,direct from
Richmond, Va., with a large and likely
lot of
Negroes, consistingof Field Hands, House
Servants,Seamstresses, Cooks, Washers and
Ironers,a first-rate brick mason, and other mechanics,
offerfor sale at the Forks
on the most
accommodating terms.
They will continue to receive fresh supplies
from Richmond, Va.,duringthe season, and will
be able to furnish to any order any description of
Negroessold in Richmond.
Persons wishing to purchase
give us a call before purchasing elsewhere.
nov20-6m Matthews, Branton " Co.
would do well to
I will pay at all times the highestpricein cash
To The Public.
for all good negroes
offered. I am buyingfor the
Memphis and "Louisiana NEGROES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
markets,and can afford
to pay, and will pay, as high Robert S. Adams " Moses J. Wicks have this
as any tradingman
day associated themselves under the name and
in this State. All those havingnegroes to sell
will do well to give me a call at No. style of Aoams " Wicks, for the purpose of buying
210,corner
and selling Negroes,in the city
of Sixth and Wash streets,St Louis,Mo.
of Aberdeen,
and elsewhere. They have an Agent who has
Tnos. Dickins,
been purchasingNegroesfor them in the Old
of the firm of Bolton,Dickins " Co.
States for the last two months. One of the firm,
"
ol8 6m*
Robert S. Adams, leaves this day for North Carolina
and Virginia, and will buy a largenumber of
ONE HUNDRED NEGROES WANTED.
negroes for this market. The.y will keep at their
depot
Havingjustreturned from Kentucky, I Avish to
in Aberdeen,during the coming fall and
purchase one hundred winter,a largelot of choice Negroes,
likelyNegroes,consisting
which they
of men and women, boys and will sell low for cash,or for bills on Mobile.
girls,for which I
Robert S. Adams,
will pay in cash from fifty to one hundred dollars
Moses J. Wicks.
more than any other tradingman in the cityof
Aberdeen,Miss
St. Louis or the State of Missouri. I can
May 7th, 1852.
at all
times be found at Barnum's CityHotel Șt. Louis,
Mo. John Mattingly.
slaves: slaves: slaves:
"
jel4d"wly
Fresh arrivals weekly. established
ourselves at the Forks of the Road, near Natchez,
for a term of years,
we have now on hand, and intend
B. M. LYNCH,
to keep throughout the entire year, a large
No. 104 Locust street,St. Louis, Missouri, and well-selected stock of Negroes,consisting of
Is prepared to pay the highestprices in cash for field-hands, house servants, mechanics,cooks,
good and likely negroes, or will furnish boardingseamstresses,washers, ironers, etc.,which we can
for others,in comfortable quartersand under secure
sell and will*sell as low or lower than any
other
fastenings Ḥe will also attend to the sale house here or in New Orleans.
va"\ purchase of negroes
on commission.
Persons wishing to purchasewould do well t "
5l5p"Negroes for sale at all times. "w call on us before making purchaseselsewhere,as