Falbie Moore
Information wanted of (sic) Falbie Marie Moore. She lived in Atlanta, GA, in 1865. If any reader of the Star will let me hear of my sister it will oblige her brother.
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James Osborne
Announces permanent settlement in Charlotte and practicing of Law.
Includes the opening, sale, operation or closing of a business.
Business
Zachariah McCauley
Horse strayed from him at Superior Court on Tuesday. Also, on March 31st, 5 head of cattle strayed. Deliver to me or Roderick McCauley, living on McAlpin`s Creek near the Potter Rd.
May include sale of personal goods, or notice of lost or stolen items.
Personal Property
James Moore
Sale of personal property and one likely negro boy
May include sale of personal goods, or notice of lost or stolen items.
Personal Property
Page
`Mrs Page, the widow of the Rev. J.F. Page, 2629 Lucas Ave., St. Louis, MO, has books for sale.` p.4
Includes the opening, sale, operation or closing of a business.
Business
Robert McComb
He and S. B. McComb wish to buy 30 of more negroes of both sexes, age 12 to 20.
Notice of the sale of slaves or of runaway slaves. Check estate sales first, as this is where most slave sales are listed.
Slavery
C. Morrison
New medicine store open opposite of Boyd`s Hotel.
Includes the opening, sale, operation or closing of a business.
Business
William Parham
Has removed from Mr. L. Dinkins` to the house of widow Elizabeth Smith, 5 miles from Charlotte on the Old Nations Ford Rd., where he will attend to any calls that may be made in his line. See also 4-17-1832, when he moved to Lewis Dinkins 8 miles south of Charlotte.
Includes the opening, sale, operation or closing of a business.
Business
Henry McCoy
Pocket book lost, containing South Carolina money and notes.
May include sale of personal goods, or notice of lost or stolen items.
Personal Property
James Morrison
Offers $15 reward for return of his ranaway negro man Sampson, about 6 feet high, 35 years old, tolerable black straight and stout build, speaks plain and somewhat slow. He was a scar above the right elbow caused by a fracture of the bone. Residence in Providence Settlement.
Notice of the sale of slaves or of runaway slaves. Check estate sales first, as this is where most slave sales are listed.
Slavery