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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-15

EOR SALE or to LET-ThOse twelve elegant
nestle front hreesory Houses situate the ou.A,y al
OF Sscker Columbia Van Brant Ia the CIx
Booyn The lots 2195 feet houses xi Containing sssv
rooms each With &C. The houses tnshed Ia modare
-ye versndss ysrd &c rhey near i,al
ferry and requires only sbou, or % moae, 90 90 I've
wallet houses Thew will be sold for - 90 each Ga
rented for for S5 each 20 sssD
tenants need apply. Rent payable quarterly AZ
will be all cleaned sy for Occupation nj
POSSESSION gven Immediately required For further pNaean
apply o. v DAYTON, No Broadst. corner OF walls MI
r No sd stb y corner OF Ls all other times OF day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-15

a NURSE WANTED-By Lady bOarding-One
ed 10 the children cheerful and willing
good aod roner and bring good references
Aprlv M No 81 Howard Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-15

TO LET-The four upper floors of the building 90
e crosbys, suitable for perpos Apply
MOTT ! NEWTON No q Cansls-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-15
NOR SALE on BROOKLYN NIGHTS One La,

Of Gornd IS feet BY let Jihs on sath sle OF Coaua
between Orange and Pineapplssfs FOR spplyo
]. MOMAhD son. No "a Broad xay. Jew York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-15

= Snn TO S5000-Persons with this amount in
ScOU c.sh or Fooo trade diRerert those
Wiling rave wishing hu,ln~ss thsi viii pay from $50 TO
Ter mo nh have only to cal No 81 SAssIs; Roc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-15

DOARDING--P arlors with Bedrooms attached
- soitste Families GENTLEMAN and Lacy can be obaine
ct Nc. lie Coy place, BeeekerSt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-15

TO LET-The large Store corner OF III. BleecAer ans
F,-,h,tb now occupied rocsry. VIII De let Nth o
o5 he oci OF fixtures Inquire Z. the shoe store eornr
and he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-15

ITO LET-In Murrayst., part of p three story
three would be let to single gentlemen
Ill. N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-15

Providence n. j. twenty i've miles from tns Deg,ss
Railroads corAnins s. acres In s9od safe o. eqysD
good DWELLING Barn Osthole nearly new Woud eacasas
house and lot 10 Brooklyn Proc 80 nqaife Of VINE
HOYr No 20 sth sv- OF j. P. DECKER, NO. Bl oth-ay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-15

.:tie Bsooo ,td Basement In the house 10 ~
b,ru,er po-pec< sn4 sands ten uinl-e' distant
Phop Ferv Rrrt %s Inquire Of P BLASCdET' NO - IN
~ hsfnre III. OF sf er p "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-15

ENGRAVING Of JEWELRY.-A good Workman
~ wanted nv GUILD Il STEVENS
M ACnnr. hlsfnn-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-15
ITO LET at FORT LEA twOstOry Colt,


Il COMMISSION MERCHANTS DA3CERREO rYPIs rs
DENTISTS BNGaAVERS PIANO-FORrE MAKERS. BOOK
SELLERS snd sfAf0SERs and ofc. 10 Rent in AP
peton BuIcrg Nos $40 and 5i9 Broadway They ed b
The situation
and he rooms sgssle for 81 kinds OF Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-15

U LII or SILL m BhUUkL1N-IWO hrstcIass
story, bsseE: and sIbce Phi sde. phia BRICK front
Houses Rsymonds 6eEseen Fulton and De Kb Stages
throusb Fulton and
hroush FultoDsv soGt The Iss Of July Fare four
The houses Pleasantly stIstcd view Of Washington
yell hHshee and Eesry Have Gss FGtars Bells speaking
Tubes Bath Room, Rsngss k Rem; s525 Possession
Ieaisey For particular inquire Of NJ. g FELIX
epps,e the houses, OF Va. THoN No. p Cosr.isndsst-
Nev.Iofk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-15

uh bedrooms the second story and basement
House No sl2 South S1thst Store with bach the
house Ths psrloTs iGshed L modern e With marble
lst reaors-le 20 good
Inquire a. No 2l0 South ,xth.s-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-15

BOARD on the HIGHTS-Within few minutes
- w1h Of Wall and Fulton Ferries Gsnemsu snd 81, " e
be accommodated with pleasant front Pao arm bsdFooa on
second Also single Gentlemen be sseomn
dated Apply ct No. $50 Henrys BROOKLYN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-15
CIIFToN PROPERTY. on STATEN ISLAND :

I'm
sALE A Dwelling House 20 Zee, .qsu, -
sho-t three sfound sabias for several AO;
khos Of rurees sspsry 10 feet ons 'es.tb ss'isa a.
SOC well Hes rw o. the nsy o. Ns gss m
l. odd cheap sno applied fo s.a
oips Wet FOR fu'her psc siArs inquire u z BlAyryi
IA an ~ rffrnifS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-15

liner be ,olS ea,irA plot. OF from j.. ,,,
a, ,a,.r, Anrlyt 70 C 5. SLOANE, No s. Va
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-15

DOARD.-A very pleasant front Paror with Bed
- room .eco1d floor may be obtained Mrs AUsTlHS
No "a lAhst Union 81 Aso single Room The
house all the mode improvements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-15

no WORKING JEWELERS-A person wishes
dspose his business Is situated IN the hes; 81 sets
N he execution Of Broadway NV York There small
ryle of Je~ry hard Store Furniture
Of the pTeisss for ter from May Address Box No
Triha
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-15

CTEAM POWER to LET-With the entire Sd floor
- Q5 feet or 50 Gold would be divided hire
rooms Il being well both sdes aod well adapted 70 gh
manufacturing purposes. Apply to ABM BARHlOLF 81 God
STORE and SHOPS TO LET-The Store is larg
- suitable bakery other business Carpenter
shop three stories and basement Also, shop 81 By o. Zee
squsre. in 14th 6thay Apply on the premises NO IL
Woosters-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-15

STEAM POWER-With well-lghted Rooms, to Let,
- we'll ADAPTED for mechanical manufacturing
locsiion for business Apply % o. H. WALhEH
No. IeO ard 1852 Center Of Hesterst-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-15

DOARDING-At Nos. 40 and AZ East Broadway
I'D pleasant for their Wies also Rooni
for sDsle Gentlemen. Apply al No -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-15
U,o,vr-s,or,~ a. wareroom. in the second story

.Ie,o., Bullstrs corner Leonard mof sPacioef
kfosSwsy s.ed DESCRIPTION OF rst1 .. -no.s
..I h,.re-s No desirable loo, 70 Be t)and Ga
.,ny Va APPLETON a Co No Sss and Sss oroeltAy
Ts0 7 .T-At Stapleton. Staten Island (besweca inc
os az Lendio ~ being the Drth Mouse norta o. .o -.
ret The two story I'D attic brick House paea
b F,,,ur. liz lots OF GreEnd. sra Cssts-h9as Ot u.o
or,ts OF fr three years. ~ith without the
Trnu On ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-15
DFATTTFTL COTTAGE for SALE in BROOK


- Long Island Sound, Westches,er - oae
hours ride New YORK By New Haven Railroad aUse new,
well finished Five and half acres Of leat prs-
zines. fruit and shade ees
buildings Good schools churches .nd society
o or bathing t.i1s day
counuaon S wear Apply 70 OLIVER No s. Nssal At
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-15

EOR SALE-A new cotlage-but House, with
.rre rArden attached filed with kinds OF frvithsa
SITUATED on the co ner 8sv and Knbdss Rosd NJ Ver,es
Aso House ard of OF Ground s.anv
situated The Vsse OF Easchester Inquire of b. WE5b
81 2d.ay or JOHN BOYCE, Bsgchester
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-15

BOARDING at No. 202 EAST BROADWAY
- G-nemen their wives ard single Gentlemen can be &C
commotd with pleasant Rooms the second hoor win Boar
References exchanged.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-04-23
MEDICINAL. 1
STRO NG Ii OP e

FOR ALL RHEUMATIC PATIENTS.
WITHOUT the least shadow of doubt, the Chinese
w Rheumatic Aniidote, is the only reliable rene
DIV before public for the immediate and permanent
lief of long standing cases of -t e'
Chronic Rheumatism, T..taE 81
severe and Neuralgc Palms, disease
decay the MUSCLES sweiled and enlarged JOINTS painful
swengs, acute Rheumatism Tic Dolofeux, Cramps and
SPasms, &C., &C. This medicine is truly the
King of Rheumatism, -
and from the rapid sale and unprecedented satisfaction
doubted. - -l4
Severe Neuralgic Pains
are speedily removed by few applications of this
deru The old and young need have no fear
Of perfect restoration.
Dead Palsy
OF this external application No need doubt t for
single Bottle will never fail to give complete and unbound
aE Contracted and Stiff Joints .-l.-
are perfectly relaxed and restored their natural life and
activity, By its use. --l-.--. :. &c.. -. ...-.
Persons in High Life
who, from prejudice other unwilling 10 re-
sort 10 medicine which is brought notice by beng ad
vsrsed Knitting themselves to suffer and wTihe under
agonisng and excrucatng Pains of Rheumasm and Seu
joints with one bottle Of this External Remedy.
Loss of Muscular Power. s...a-.... .
wasting and decay of the muscles, numbness weak back
cine. '-..t .-'
We respectfully nyit citizens Nasty lille and yicin-
diseases above TO call agent aud procure
nphlet and bottle OF our medicine and we confidently
promise you saiisfac ction. f. .Hf-
AS. YoUAIT & CO., Propretors, Maiden Lane, y. y,
TO whom all orders should be addressed
For sale in Nashville by J: T. DRoMG0oIE d co.
- Sole Wholesale and Retail Agent.
For sale in Franklin, by F. WoLDRlDGE,
60 &C Fayetteville, McELROY &. MCKINNEY,
g Sc &c Paducah, KY, by SINGLETON &SoS,
9" /" /" MeMinnviIe, by J. B. STONE. ..-.
mar4 '54-dStrw -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-04-23
AFFLICTED READ!

DHlLADELPHIA MEDICAL LHOUSE-Established Is
Il years ago by DR. klNkEIIN. eodest surest and
solitary habits of youth, is DR. KINKELN, n. w.
OF Third and Union streets between Spruce and Pine
and half squares from the Exchange, Philadelphia.
Take Particular Notice.-There is habit which
boys teach each other at the academy college habit
duged in when by themselves solitude growing up with
the boy TO msnhood and which, if not abandoned in due
time not only begets serious obstacles to matrimonial hap
pness but TO of proraced insidous aud
devastating affections. Few of those who indulge in this
perncous practice of the consequences until they
nnd the nervous system shattered feel strange and
countabe feelings vague fears in the mind The indvldua
becomes feeble he unable TO labor with accustomed vg
to apply his mind to study; his tary and weak
be dull and esoute the counenance is dewncas the
eyes without natural lusre, shamefacedness apparent
These are symptoms phcR ssopd Glcaken the attention Of
those similarly afflicted ... .
the victim be conscious Of the case of his and
having renqushed the odous practice he suffers under
those terrible nocturnal emissions hcE and shame
him, producing mental and physical prossratiop. IL he
emancpate himself before the practice has done its worst
and enter mairimony, his marriage is unruu and his
tell him that This is caused BY his early feies
Too think they will hug the secret TO their
hearts, and themselves Aas how often is this fatal
deuslon and how many promising youth who might have
Young Men LET no false modesty deter you frora
making case known to one who from education and
spectabity alone beend you He who places himself
under DR. kINkELIN treatment, religously confide
his honor gentleman and in whose bosom will be for
ever locked the secret of the patient. -.
Country Notwithstanding it inconvenient to make
personal application can by stating their explicitly to
geher with all their symptoms per letter postpaid have
forwarded to them chest containing Dr. KS medicines,
appropriated accordingly, and be cured OF home.
Structures Of the urehs weakness and constitutional de-
bity promptly cured and full vigor restored All letters
poet pad. e"
%* A remittance of rs cents in letter. post paid ad-
dressed to Dr. knkefn Philadelphia will secure his book
on the Secret lnirmities of Youth. sepA-wly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-04-23
MISCELLANEOUS,
DEM. F. WILLIAMS, COMPOUND Ex.

l.
ID TRACT OF SARSPARILLA AND IODIDE OF PO;
TASSA In presenting TO the notice and acceptance Of the
Medical Professor ana of the Public generally the above
prepaaon the subscriber does not seek the benefit of
Patent nance the value Of OILS articles nor does he
wish TO conceal from the knowledge OF
order public confidence and favor. He would sim
ply sate that pethecary he has been for years in
the habit preparing under the directions OF
eminence In the medical profession both in kentueky ana
Tenneseee the above Compound. Familiar with The best
methods of displacement and with the OF large
the tried and virtues various articles OF the Mate
r Medca in such poporon and In such cheap ana aura
bic form furnish remedy OF certain ana Sonderiu
efficacy experience not Tor every disease
that but large class, numerous pro-
geny that origin and parenage to erumous Dia
the Constitution and In the BLOOD
such White Swelling, Chronic Ulcers OF long standI
Obstinate letter Ring Worms Sore Eyes, Seald Head Sy-
phc Disorders and other diseases the skin and blood
that ressthe usual treatment He can subsanate by the
very best of evidence here in City its efficacy in Ner
and General deb ity Indigestion Dyspepsia, lnna
nation ofthe Kidneys. Rheumatism, &C., dc. 1t is conf
deny Diseases Peculiarto Females such
Leucorrhe Whites Suppressed Mensruaton, Choro-
Green sickness Without enumeratng further he is
makes the declaration with emphasis and in all truth, that
he believes Offering the world reliable and certain
remedy that formidable evil of Kings and king OF evil
the Scrofua, ali its proesn shapes, whether eonnned
lone manifested tissues Oh the Doa!, or
whether it peryades the entire system -
The above medicine be obtained at the Drug OF
W. J.. GRAY. EWlN BROIHhRS, q
STRETCH d FLEMING, H. SCOVEL, .-r ..
j. g. BROWN BERRY d DEMoVlL,
G. w. HBNDERsHOTT.
orat the Depot, No. e3 Broadway, Nash, ille, Tenn,
naraa-3md&w 'at ~ ~ B. F. WILLIAMS.
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FOy M pOLHEMUS,

SO Broad Street, Corner Beaver, Eew-York,
Offer for Sale the folotOiHg Heavy Cotton FGbrics
NTEW.ENGLAED COTTON SAIL DUcK-22 inch, all
numbers hard and Soft also a the various widths Of
Canvass manufactured this establishment comprising
ry variety known the trade, and offered at the lowest
rates. -.-r... IA ="
UNITED STATES PILOT DUCK woodberry and
Mount Vernon Exira tu assortment of this superior
fabric. .F H..---. o. .--. ID $40.
WILLIMANTIc COTTON DUCK-l6, Is, 20 and %
nch IN numbers hard and soft. This fabric awarded
the highest Premium the London Worlds Fair, also at
our own State Far. .....
SHIP AND BEAR MARX DUCK-Plain and twilled
sicle for ght sails tents awnings &C. ALSO Moust Yer
non Twiled Ravens Howard Ravens Pioneer and Phoenix
Mills Ight Cotton Ravens plain % 10 % inch Heavy, do.
sio. .
COTTON SAIL TWINE-A full assortment
TARPAULINs, HAMM0CKS, sTUFFs, &C.
PAPER FELTING-3e to ~ inch, made very heavy,
expressly for drer telts - -
CAR COVERING-Cotton Canvass, all widths, from 50
10 SO inches and all numbers made expressly for
ng and roofing railroad cars perfectly and permanently
waterproof aud more enduring than the car itself
ENAMELLING CANVASS, 36 40, As and so inch
ulaiu and twlled in every variety.
RAGS AND BAGGING-Ot every description. Seam
lass RAGS woven whole all size in bales Of lGO 200 and
300 conbinng strength, utility and cheapness, for grain
and meal, unsurpassed
Also heavy Cotton Sacking 40 inch Canvass, thread
Warp and Filling heavy twiled do dor 90, 90, 40 and
~ inch. H.. -.... 1876.
WOOL ssCKs-Woven whole all sizes a and desirs
h,e article feb25 '5+-lyd. ......, .....
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ROBERT j. MCKINNEY, for East Tennessee, h.
ROBERT L. CARU THEIRS for Middle Tennessee:
A. W.O. T0TTEN, for West Tennessee.
- We are authorized to announce W. X TuaSzR
candidate for election the office Of Crimins JudGs
for the criminal district of Davidson Montgomery and
Rutherford
~ We authorised TO announce Col A F. Corr
candidate for Judge Of the Criminal Court in the Circuit
composed of Rutherford Davdsea and Montgomery cum
ties
e We requested TO announce SAMUEL ID. FKrss-
OF Columbia candidate for ChAnc .lor of the Middle
Chancery Division composed Of counties of Stewart
Montgomery, Robertson, Davidson, Williamson Marshal
Giles, Lewis and Manry- ..-- ... .-- :.
g-s5- We authorized TO announce JoHS c CoLLTEK
OF Chsrott Candidate for Chancellor the Sixth d.
vision composed of the following counties Carroll Ben.
ton Humphreys, Dickson, Hickman, Perry, Decatur Hen
derson, MNaIry, Hardin, Wayne and Lawrence
"a We authorised to announce SoLoN L RosE an
csnddate for Chancellor for the Sixth Chancery Dsrc,
Benton, Carroll Decatur Perry Henderson, McNar Har-
.zF We authorized N announce BSvERrr S. ALLEN
candidate for Chancellor for the Sixth Chancsry Divi-
composed of the counties of Dlekson Hickman Law
renee Wayne Hsrdiu McNairy Henderson Decatur Per.
~, Humphreys, Benton and Carroll.
~ We authorized to announce MIcAJAH BuLLocx
Esq., of Madison county candidate Chaneeiier fs
the Western Division Of Tennessee the May ssc-
ton. . .--..-
We are authorized to THoxAs NJ JoxEs a. can
ddate for Circuit Judge the 8th Judicial Circuit com.
posed Of the counties Of Marshall Maury Lewis and Giles
~ We authorized To announce ). O. PAyArr a.
candidate for Chaneeor in the Sixth Chancery District
composed of the counties OF Dickson Hickman L.wrence
WAYNE Perry, Hardin MNairy Deeature Hendersou
Carroll Benton and Humphreys " ny
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~ We authorized to announce JOSEPH G. PIcrrrr a.
candidate for Attorney General for the State and suss
Reporter. ... .- -
rE We are auhuriIed TO announce W E. B. JoSxs a
candid tie for Attorney General for the fourth Judicial
Circuit at the ensuing election
.4y Weare authorized 70 announce O. BRADFoRD (tbs
present ncumbent candidate for Attorney General for
the Sixth Judicial Circuit composed Of the cOuatss Of
sumner, Davidson and Williamson .-
~ We authorized 10 RoBxRr 2. HrIL,
candidate for Attorney General Of the sixth judicial CIR
cult
~ We are authorized to announce L. NJ. TxNrbs,
cult composed Of the counties OF Williamson, Sumner and
Davidson
- We are authorized to announce WnrIAE B. Bars,
candidate for Attorney General for the rth Judical
Circuit
rg We are authorized to announce J. SHANE, Jr, as
candidate for Office of Attorney General in the SIXTH
80 VI. are authorized to announce D. c. WELcxxR,
candidate for Attorney General OF the 9Th Judicial Circuit
composed of the Counties OF sumner davidson and VIII
lismsoB, the election on e sh AnursueJ 10 May nsx
feb2s-Imdtriw&w|
sSs- We are authorized to announce the name Of GEo-
MsNsr as candidate for Attorney General in the sixth
Judicial Circuit e.
~ We are authorized to announce HEaxAS Cox Esq
as candidate for the Office Of Attorney General for the sixth
Circuit composed OF the cnuntes OF Williamson, David
son, and Sumner.
t-ar We authorized 10 announce ". A GLxSs a. .
candidate for Attorney General for the sixth Judicial Cir
cult
- We authorized annouacs DuSSAS r. CA
candidate for Attorney General of the 9th Judi-
cia District.
~ We authorized to announce the hon. NATHANIEL
BAXTER acanddate for Circuit Judge in the sixth judi
csl Circuit composed Of the counties OF SUMNER David
son and williamson.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-04-23
NO. 270.

-nassa dan dat stove, and he am as innocent of it
us ae new born child killed Massa nav lone self
wiz mine own hand l had on desc yerv same
gloves, dad hab now went ;rto do L;.cb.,,~
aiter midnight and trowed on nv blankpt 90 Ia.
Massa would not know nc; I den went do,vr 20 a. /.
Stable and it war locked 1 crawled into de- cis.
tern room, and got de Bride and den went IN
Massa's stable, whar de riding horses am kent.
and took de horse with de big-head, dat Nssss
didn't ride. den went down to de lower end OF
| de orchard an laid de fence down. and came round
to de front gate and came to de front Of de house
| so dat none of de black folks might see me-
called three times before MaSSa answered me. I
changed my voice SO he did not know me. / den
pull my horse back behind a carriage dat was
standing in de yard. And Massa send de little
girl dat sleep in de room 10 tell one Of de boys to
catch his horse. When Massas horse come, hs
told NE to ride before. ride before until we come
10 de narrow place in de lane BY de big tree 1
Den pun dis glove of de right hand, and put it in
my pocAet- had de hammer under my blanket
den got down and Grail on do ground like as if
look for something. When Massa came up he ar
me what look for, tell him lost my glove
de look down as if he look for it, / den raise nm
and take de horse with my left hand and shove hiz
head, and wid my right struck Massa wild ae
hammer. He den fall of on de odder side; I went
round de horse an struck him two or three times
He never kicked l den feel in his pockets and
find no silver money / take his knife and put in
my pocket, took him by de legs and pulled him
round so dat can get by wild my horse. den
took his horse aud hitched him to de fence, and
came back home and put my horse back in de
stable den threw de hammar in d. cistern 50
dat dey may not find it. Oats de way done it Ill
and John know muffin bout it.
/ intended to Kill AIissa first but could not get
chance had poison prepared two or three
times, but could not give it to her without killing
little Mary. She always good to me and 1 cid
not want to hurt her. den got de hammer sad
kept it for three or four weeks to knock her in de
head, but couldn't get achance. / den determiu-
ed to break up de family, and thought / would kill
Massa. So done it; and Johu know nufa
bont it. After Massa was found de next day, dey
take NE in de garden, and tell me | know some
thing about it, and must tell. thought L must
plan up way and lay it on John. L know he
was such a fool dat could get him into it. So
after while dey got after John, and he thought
dey we're going to burn him, and scare him SO bad
dat he acknowledge he brought Massa out and |
killed him, but done it all myself
Isaac was hung about two weeks ago and made
the same confession. John is still in Jail
Masters be Kind to your servants"
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