The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-03-16
The Virginia slave Crop.

The Virginia Slave Crop.
The Virginia Slave Crop this season has proved
| an abundhnt one. The domestic consumption has
been Supplied; and surplus remains for the LOU
lsiana market 'i' ~
We annex quotations from the New orieans
Picayune, Of the 2sth of January:
MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA Me-
GRoES FOR SALE-Just arrived and for sale
at No. 1s Esplahade-st., 100 negroes, consisting
of choice selection of field hands, house servants;
cooks. washers ironefs, seamstfess, carpenters.
blacksmilhs. and fine painter, all of which will
be sold On the most accommodating terms by
dI63m M. WILSON.
JUST RECE1VED-at No. 156 Common=st.,
CresweIls old stand. from VIRGINIA AND
NORTH CAROLINA, lot of eighty FIVE like
~ young negroes, consisting Of field hands, house
servants, number one carpenters, which will be
sold cheap for cash good city paper. Persons
wishing TO buy will find it to their advantage to-
call on the subscriber, before purchasing else
where.
d28-1m CHAS. LAMARQUE, Jr.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY Ne
GROES FOR SALE.-Just arrived and for sale
at my old stand, No. Moreau-st., Third Munc-
ipaty, los young and likely negroes. consisting of
Fl eld hands, house servants and mechanics. They
will be sold reasoaabe terms for good paper
or cash. Persons wishing to purchase will find il
to their advantage to give me call.
3o-6m VIM. F. TALFOURD.
JUST RECIEVED-on consignment from
Virginia, Sd young and likely negroes, comprising
field hands, house servants. &c., all young and
likely, and will be eod on liberal terms. Pur-
chasers should call and see this gang before buying
elsewhere. ...---= ,.,-,s
1T. HATCHER. No. l57 Graver-st..
ja3o-l2s in the rear of st. Charles Hotel.
z NEGROES ARRIVED YESTERDAYS
choice lot of Virginia uegrows received yesterday
Among them are some pretty plough boys and
young girls; also superior blacksmith, accustomed
to do all manner of plantation works, and has also
worked IN repairing machinery, &C.,
WALTER L. CAMPBELL, Es; lanade.st.,
o26-md6lw Corner House; Sla;er's old stand,
We congratulate the Gentlemen Farmers,' of
Virginia that they are still able to realize band
some profit from we'll selected stock of stprettY
plough boys and young girls and by this judi
cious rotation of crops, their exhausted soil to
ton of Wheat and Tobacco is destructive to the
agriculture of any conntry, they do well to vary
their productions.
Prime articles in the way of "Grifs" we notice
still command exorbitant prices:
FOR SALE A GRlFF BOY named JIM,
aged about 26 or % years, a first rate steward,
waiter and barber, and confidential servant,
fully gnaran.ied and sold for no faults whatever.
He has heen raised by oue of the first physicians
in Virginia. Can be seen in the Barber Shop in
Exchange Alley, opposite the Post Office. Prics
Fifteen Hundred Dollars, but will be sold to d
master he is pleased with for less. 81
jat27-5t
This must be, however, very choice stapie,
and as it twas raised by of the first physicians
in Virginia" is porbably equal TO the best Rieh-
mond brands or that of Sherwood Forest.
Choice articles, like the following must, how-
ever always be in demand for domestic purposes.
NEGROES FOR SALE.-In addition to my
large stock of negroes previously on hand, have
just received negro woman of unequalled qualif
cations. She is good seamstress, hair dresser
and first rate shirt maker, amable kind and aft
eclionate TO cfildren very lady yiike in her person,
and can turn her hand TO any kind Of homework
Sold without fault and her owner wishes good
home for her.
jano5-4s JAMES WHITE, IS Barone-st,
The market we notice is in some respects ud.
settled and in many cases 4holders are unable to
realize even upon their best purchases
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD,-Rana away
about the 25;h ult. Allen, bright mulatto, aged
about 22 years feet high, very we'll dressed, has
an extremely careless gait. of slender. build, aud
wore moustaci1e when he Left the property of
j. p. Harrison, Esq, of this city. The ,above
reward will be paid for his safe delivery at any
place in this city. For further particulars apply
at No. 10 Bank place. ei2-tf
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
will be paid for the apprehen sion and delivery of
the slave Edmund who absented himself from The
steamboat L. Howard on the 2sih day of Decems
ber, 1862. Edmund is about 90 years of age,
feet 10 inches high; is a very bright muatto. hair
ligh, and straight, and blue eyes. Had on when
last seen, pale yellow pants, White Shirt coat and
hat not reeolected. There is no Golbt but he il
lurAiug about the city, and will try to make his
way up the river. Captains Of steamboats ara
cautioned against employing said slave. The
above reward will be paid if apprehended out of
this State o. $50 apprehended in the State and
deveredat No. ia Camp street. 80
JAMES WHITE, No. 73 Baronue.st.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
away fiom the subscriber, living on I,afourohe.
a negro man named Adam. about 90 years old, a
Biiekhyer and Plesterer by trade, nbout feet
high, and weighs about 100 pounds, very black,
one tooth missing, and has small scar on his up
per lip large, full, white eyes, rather dressy. He
was in this city last month. | viii give d
reward of one hundred dollars for his delivery to
me on Lafourche. or Thos. b. Lee, of this city.
jan27-6l' WM. L. WYNN.
Instances like the above, must still be- very rare.
and from the constant consumption ofthe old sieck'
it may be expected the market will coon recovera
hea'thy. tone,