Charleston Courier Newspaper- Runaway Slave Ads

Original edition of the "Charleston Courier" dated June 15, 1807. Advertisements fill the front page of the newspaper, some of which offer a handsome reward for "runaway" slaves, complete with an icon

Black History 1805 Charleston Newspaper Ad for Slave "City Badges" January 25, 1805-Dated, Newspaper "CHARLESTON COURIER," with Slavery Related Ads for Sale of "City Badges, for the year 1805", "Gold

Black History 1805 Charleston Newspaper Ad for Slave “City Badges” January 9, 1805-Dated, Newspaper “CHARLESTON COURIER,” with Slavery Related Ads for “City Badges, for the year 1805” and

Lot of 3 issues of the Federal Gazette & Baltimore Daily Advertiser, July 14, 15 and 16, 1796. Each issue contains at least four ads for REWARDS for RUNAWAY SLAVES. One issue contains a signed-in-type

Two copies of the Charleston Courier, including March 27, 1804, and October 20, 1806. Both large folio, each 4 pp. **************** BOTH PAPERS INCLUDE ADS FOR THE SALE OF SLAVES. The 1804 issue inclu

April 18, 1803 Republican (or anti-democrat) newspaper from Baltimore, MD, includes an ad for a runaway slave, 170,000 acres of land for sale, and many other interesting articles and ads, overall 19"T

1864 Historical Framed Charleston Daily Courier Newspaper. Charleston, SC - The Confederate States of America, Thursday Morning October 20, 1864, 2 sided framed print of news and help wanted and sales

Details: Civil War Era DAILY SOUTH CAROLINIAN ANTIQUE CONFEDERATE NEWSPAPER July 1864 Runaway Slaves Irish Immigration Abraham Lincoln American History This antique copy of "The Daily South Carolinia

A Page from the Newport Mercury [newspaper] that includes a Runaway Fugitive Slave Ad [in the bottom right corner of the front page]. Vol. LXII, Number 3201, Saturday 16 August 1823.Full newspaper cop

The June 25, 1791 issue of "Dunlap's American Daily Advertiser", printed by John Dunlap at Philadelphia. Four large folio pages complete. Interesting content including on the slave trade, ads on front

THE LIBERATOR: 175 YR OLD NEWSPAPER (COMPLETE) SHOWS SLAVE AUCTION ON THE MASTHEAD PLUS ADS FOR SLAVES. JOHN QUINCY ADAMS WAS PRESIDENT, FEB 2, 1844

The "American & Commercial Daily Advertiser" newspaper, four pages complete printed at Baltimore. Congressional proceedings and numeorus ads including for runaway negroes. Very Good, folio. Reserve: $

Folded broadside for 2 runaway slaves and thieves who stole $50 and a large lot of money, dated September 28, 1852. Interesting description of the 2 runaways noting tetter, cunning, smoking etc. 9.75x

Charleston, South Carolina slave badge, dated 1822. This example was issued for a "servant," someone who typically would do domestic work inside a home. The front is clearly struck “CHARLESTON /

Runaway Slave Small Letterpress Broadside. Dated September 27, 1841. Broadside would indicate that the owner had frequent slave escapes. Charles Carroll was a member of a prestigious Maryland family.

Slavery Early Virginia Runaway Slave Poster Offering a Higher Reward if Captured in Northern States or “secured in any jail.” Broadside, 9” x 9.75” (visible). Archivally matted to 15.75” x 1

This amazing piece of history is an excellent example of the Charleston “hire badge.” Charleston, South Carolina was the only city in the South to issue these tags. Each year a slave owner that hi

Mississippi Runaway Slave Broadside, issued by Albert G. Brown, Governor of the State of Mississippi, and Wilson Hemmingway, Mississippi Secretary of State, dated January 24, 1844, reading: BILL, a ne

Runaway Slave Patrol badge. Six point star design made of a bronze-like material. Front reads "Runaway Slave Patrol" flanked by engraved design. Verso reads, "North Carolina No.142, 1859," and has a p

[Dime Museum/Sideshow] Lot of Dime Museum Newspaper Ads and Other Nineteenth Century Prints. Including six clipped ads to the Vine St. Dime Museum, four pictorial; a trimmed engraving of Capt. Chas. R

[SLAVERY & ABOLITION]. Charleston Courier. Vol. 2, No. 128. Charleston, SC: A.S. Willington, 31 May 1804. 4pp., folio, 12 x 19 1/4 in. Disbound (toning. some separation at central crease).Includes fiv

African American History subject, "On To Liberty, Runaway Slaves" oil on canvas painting. 24" X 36" on stretched canvas.

African American History subject, "On To Liberty, Runaway Slaves" oil on canvas painting. 24" X 36" on stretched canvas.

Preble W-10. The Hoffman / Colorado City / Col. Clear pumpkin seed flask, 5.5", ground top. Light wear, bubbles, no chips or cracks. Gorgeous bottle! Please inspect. According to 1898 newspaper ads, t