Charleston Courier
Slaves for Sale
Various Advertisements from 1815

BY BLAIR, NAPIER & CO.

      By permission of James D. Mitchell, Esq Ordinary for Charleston District, will be sold, on TUESDAY, the 18^th of April, before our store, precisely at 11 o’clock,
                                                  Eighteen NEGROES,
      Belonging to the Est ate of JAMES NESBITTm deceased. The above Negroes have long been accustomed to gardening and attending market, and are perfectly sober, honest, and no runaways. Conditions, cash.
                                                                 AND,
                              Immediately after the above sale of Negroes, will be sold,
       That valuable Lot of Land  in Broad Street, bounding on the weat by lands belonging to Elias Lynch  Hurry, Esq. And on the East by lands belonging to Frederick  Kohne, Esq.  Measuring 50 feet on Broad street, by 139 feet more or less.
       Two LOTS in Short street, measuring 25 feet on Short street, by 90 feet deep with two comfortable Brick Dwellin HOUSES. The Property is so well known, as to render a further description unnecessary.
       Also, A NEGRO WENCH AND CHILD.
       The above Lots, and Wench and Child, to be sold as the property of Dr. Jophn Smith, deceased.
       Conditions, cash.
N.B. Plats of the above Lots, &c. will be exhibited on the day of sale.                                                                                          March 31.

NEGROES, HORSES & CHAIRS
At Auction.
BY A. H. M’GILLIVRAY.

THIS DAY,  the 5^th inst. Will be sold before my Office
to commence precisely at 10 o’clock,

Sundry NEGROES
Draft and Saddle HORSES
2 Riding Chairs,
One elegant GIG,   with Plated Harness &c.
     Terms, cash                                                               April 5.