FOR SALE, -
A HEALTHY NEGRO GIRL,
sixteen years of age accustomed to house work. For particulars enquire of the Printer,
Nov. 20, 1809.
ADVERTISEMENT.
THE subscriber intending to discontinue his Nail Manufactory, has for sale three Negro Boys who will be offered at public sale, on Tuesday the 22 [? March] at the Courthouse square in Hagerstown, if not sold at private sate before that day. He will also offer at public sale, on the same day (if not sold before at private sale) a House and Lot in Rohrer's Addition to Elizabethtown, being the same in which J. Coke now resides and adjoining George Gresinger’s, on which is an excellent well of water.
N. ROCHESTER.
March 7, 1808
For Sale,
A likely, healthy Negro Girl, about thirteen years of age, accustomed to house work- sold for no fault whatever only that the owner intends going to a state where slavery is prohibited. For terms apply to the late Peter Baker’s place, near Scott’s Mill
Robert Hoey
Washington County,
January 16, 1806
FOR SALE,
A LIKELY, healthy Negro Woman, who can work in or out of doors, but has been mostly accustomed to house work and is an excellent cook, washer and ironer For further particulars, enquire of the printer hereof.
April 18, 1804.
The subscriber will dispose of a Negro Boy and Girl, each about 13 years old, both likely and active –
For terms apply to the subscriber in Williamsport.
M. VANLEAR.
February 25, 1796
To be disposed of
For Cash or Land in the Western Country. - —
A LIKELY NEGRO WENCH, twenty- six years old with three Children viz. A GIRL & TWO BOYS, the Girl is about five, the eldest boy three and the other two years old, all born and raised in the State of Maryland For terms end further particulars, apply to the subscriber, living on Potomack, seven miles above Hancock-Town, Washington County, Maryland.
DAVID MESKIMEN.
February 19, 1799.
FOR SALE,
A LIKELY, young, healthy Negro Wench, with a male child, ten years old. She has been brought up in the house, is a good plain cook and washes and irons well. For terms apply at the
Antietam Forge to
Robert Hughes,
Nov 22, 1798
Negroes for Sale.
For Sale,
A strong, likely, healthy, NEGRO MAN, about thirty years of age. The terms may be known by applying to the subscriber.
JOHN RAGAN
March 3, 1796