Unnamed Brickmaker #2 - BRIM3

BRIM3

African Americans--History, African Americans--History--To 1863, Artisans

The Columbian Herald

July 10, 1788

Brickmaker

Male

James Kennedy

Charleston, South Carolina

1. To be sold by James Kennedy

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For private Sale,
TWENTY-ONE Negro and Mulatto Slaves, of whom four are Sawyers and Boatmen.—four stout Fellows, accustomed to Brick-making, one of whom can mould from 5 to 6,000 bricks each day.—Two Lads, one of whom is a smart Mulatto Boy, and can plough.—One mulatto Wench, ac-customed to both the House and the Field, and is a good Seamstress, and her daughter, a smart young Field and house Wench — The remainder are young Wenches, accustom-ed to the Field and to a Brick yard, and two of an age to rend them unfit for any present business. For terms apply to the Subscriber in Charleston.
James Kennedy.