WIREFRAME ONLY - NOT YET DESIGNED
Advertisements for the sale of enslaved, men, women, and children were common in New England newspapers before the American Revolution. This ad appeared on page 4 of the Boston News-Letter on June 9, 1763. Readers were instructed to inquire at the printers if they were interested in purchasing a young mother and her children, with the option of buying a three-year-old child "with or without" his mother, and a younger child "to be given away."