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Title
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Unnamed Cooper #13 - COO70
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Identifier
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COO70
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Subject
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African Americans--History, African Americans--History--To 1863, Artisans, Coopers and cooperage
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Source
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South Carolina Gazette
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Date
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January 2, 1749
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Type
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Advertisement
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Trade
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Cooper
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gender
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Male
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Enslaver
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Alexander Vanderdussen
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Transcription
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TO BE SOLD, for two or three years credit (if required) a Plantation commonly called Goose -Creek point, consisting of three different tracts that were separate plantations but are now join'd in one: The purchaser may have the whole as it now is, or either part. There is a good house and brick barn, dairy and all other out-houses in good repair; the land is fit for rice or indigo, and is pleasantly situated in sight of Charles-Town; it lays between two rivers; the whole may be fenced in with a small fence, & will support a very large stock of cattle: there is a good brick-work bluff to the river, which may be made very advantageous by its nearness to town. ALSO, a large number of valuable slaves, the greatest part this country born, amongst them several pair of sawyers, two coopers, and two or three indifferent house-carpenters, and a ship carpenter and caulker, several that have been always used to (and gone in) pettiauguas, some of them fit for (and have been) patrons, besides several fine house-wenches, and some likely lads fit for waiting boys. Any Person inclinable to purchase either of them may treat with me in town.
Alexander Vander Dussen .
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Home
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Alexander Vanderdussen's Goose-Creek Pointe Plantation
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events
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1. Enslaved by Alexander Vanderdussen
2. To be Sold by Alexander Vanderdussen
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homeLocation
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Goose Creek, South Carolina
