CITY SHERIFF'S SALE

Will _be sold before the Store of Messrs. Aerstein & Co., on Thursday next

the 10th inst., at twelve o'clock, a valuable negro named WILL about 22

years of age; he is well adopted for a Waiting Man for a single gentleman

who travels or as a Steward of a Ship of Packet. HE SPEAKS FRENCH AND

SPANISH, READS AND WRITES and never known to be guilty of any mean or bad

tricks which blacks in common are addicted to, such as pilfering or

drinking. His deportment is agreeable and polite. Seized by virtue of an

execution for Drain Assessment and Arrearages of Taxes, and to be sold as

the Property of Col._ ALEXANDER MOULTRIE.

_Condition, cash payable in dollars, at 4s 8d, the property not to be

altered until the terms are complied with.[1]_

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