[Slavery]: Baltimore and Virginia Slavery Documents. Two pieces, including:

Baltimore: 3 December 1785. Manuscript bill documenting the sale of "one Negro girl named Stella aged about Sixteen years, brown on white spotted complexion and yellow eyes, to Samuel G. Griffith of Baltimore, for $600, by Ignatius Wheeler of Hartford Couty, Maryland. Signed by Ignatius Wheeler with witness signatures of Peter Shipley and William Wheeler. 8 x 6 1/2". 

Manuscript legal document (np [Virginia], nd), decreeing that Elizabeth Holt, "who was the widow of the said James B. Dodson, be first assigned her dower in the slaves in the bill mentioned; and then such of them that remain be sold... at Farnham Church, on a credit of twelve months," followed by instructions for division of the proceeds among 10 parties. 10 x 8".