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
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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
Hugh Parks
Grenadiers ordered to parade at Elam Moore`s.
Troops are ordered to assemble, armed and equiped, for practice.
Muster
Hugh McDowell
Commissioners advertise contract for a bridge across Big Sugar Creek on the stage road from Charlotte to Yorkville, commonly known as McDowell`s Bridge.
Includes the opening, sale, operation or closing of a business.
Business
John Morrison
Advertising arrival of fall goods at Charlotte store. On Feb 15 1833 he announces he has moved to house formerly occupied by John G. Hoskins.
Includes the opening, sale, operation or closing of a business.
Business
Hugh Parks
Plantation where he formerly lived, containing 180 acres and a mill, and bounded by land of Jas. Spratt, Andrew Parks, Wm. N. Parks, and others, for sale.
Sale or rental of land
Real Estate
R. McDowell
Rocky River Academy to open near the church. Tuition $10 a year. The courses will embrace all branches essential for entering the Junior class in colleges. The discipline will be through.
Includes the opening, sale, operation or closing of a business.
Business
William Morrison
Trustee RL Dinkins will sell 370 acre tract where Morrison now lives: a 120 acre tract adjoining Robert G. Howard: 20 acres adjoining William Stitt: and the following negro slaves: Dick, James, Elias, Noah, Fielding, Lucy, Eliza and her 2 children, Adaline and her 3 children, and Nancy.
Sale or rental of land
Real Estate
William Parson
Horse stolen on the 5th from 18 miles east of Charlotte.
May include sale of personal goods, or notice of lost or stolen items.
Personal Property
Neill McGill
Wilkinson offers 25 cent reward for return of his apprentice, age 19-20, who was bound to him until age 21 by his father, also names Neill McGill, who resides in Cumberland County. He is 5`7`, dark hair and eyes.
Includes the opening, sale, operation or closing of a business.
Business