{"value"=>"<p>19 items.</p> <p>Bill of sale for an enslaved girl and other property, sold by John Angel to Henry Foster; Harrison County, Kentucky. 1802</p> <p>Bill of sale for Harry, 21 years old, sold to William Armstrong, Jr., and for Thornton, 19 years old, sold to Patsy Armstrong by William Armstrong, Sr.; Harrison Country, Kentucky. 1808</p> <p>Bill of sale for one enslaved man, James, sold by John T. Langhorne to Joseph Boswell of Paris, Kentucky. 1813</p> <p>Bill of sale for an enslaved man named Charles to Peter Fonda of New York. 1816</p> <p>Receipt for $500 paid to Edmund Bacon for an enslaved woman, Maria, \"daughter of his [Bacon's ?] born at Edgehill....\" Signed by W. [M.]? Randolph. 1818</p> <p>Bill of sale for John, 16 years old, for $400, sold by Mildred Bradley, administrator for estate of Philip Bradly [sic], to David A. Sayre; Fayette County, Kentucky. 1821</p> <p>Bill of sale for several enslaved people sold by Hugh Frazer, A.S.H. Hawkins and James R. Curry, Commissioners and Margaret Craysdale Ward, executor of the estate of Abraham Craysdale to David S. Lamme and Ann Craysdale, his wife; Harrison County, Kentucky. 1827</p> <p>Bill of sale for nine enslaved people sold by John Gibson to Thomas Cotten, both of Clairbourne County, Mississippi, for $4,050. Document lists names and ages. 1828</p> <p>Bill of sale for an enslaved woman named Sarah, \"about 35 years old,\" sold by William Shields to George D. King; Stanford County, Kentucky. 1835</p> <p>Originals and typed transcriptions of deeds selling an enslaved woman named Vina and her daughter Elisabeth. Final purchaser was Levi McGarvey. 1842</p> <p>Bill of sale for enslaved persons sold from the estate of Samuel Coleman by Thomas S. Bocock, later Speaker of the House under the Confederate States of America. 1845</p> <p>Bill of sale for Mary Ann, sold by George W. Stewart to David A. Sayre; Lexington, Kentucky. 1849</p> <p>Bill of sale issued by William Henry Trescot for the sum of $1000 paid to him by Jacob Small for William, described as \"a mulatto man\", 26 years old; Charleston, South Carolina. 1852</p> <p>Bill of sale issued by Thomas Simons, trustee for Robert Roman and wife, to Francis Nipson for the sale of Hannah, an enslaved girl, about 10 years old for $500; Charleston, South Carolina. 1857</p> <p>Receipt for $12,500 for purchase of several enslaved people by D. W. Goodman, sold by J. W. Roberts; Richmond, Virginia. 1854</p> <p>Receipt for sale of one enslaved person, Albert, to S. O. Wood. 1859</p> <p>Receipt for $1,310 for purchase of Susan, enslaved, sold by John R. Tucker to J. D. Fondrew and Bro.; Richmond, Virginia. 1859</p> <p>Bill of sale for three enslaved men, Joe, William, and Friendless for $4500 to Jacob Adler (1825-1890) and his brother-in-law Herman Cone (nee Kahn, the founder of Cone Mills in North Carolina); Jonesboro, 1863</p> <p>Bill of sale to Hugh Davis for three enslaved persons; Perry County, Alabama.</p>"}