New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-16

siss ,,,se. Tie vss cvssi by Hrs. M.ti5s Mis-,
from sbonn be hsa i:si his tee payns sllo yet',y.
he bad 10 iauh 70 hsa sih bis Mistress, eacsss nc
vho.e hssos be f.s-ed +. right ariuckiy i.n s'ras
d.y. and saw 70 way Of svoi:isg II bu: by light
4. Ing only e, he r,sy ye: make his lark. ~
Islsel vas OWED oy Elijah Mosey. Az mas 70
him respectfully, though he drkak hard. lsrsei 10
about g. and N other eIoeien. specimen OF 90 able
bodied and vide-swake man. He hired ms nms ..
the rate Of $l2o year, and had to End hs we sed
J,tnp 10 years Of ago, mnls,to, spare inside, but
not lacking in courage. mother Wit or perseverance,
lie wss born in Fauquier County, Va, and, sfssr e1
periencpg Slavery for number Of years lhere beng
s :, bs Of residing
vile, Alabama, purchased him. Accord ngty, ron
the time OF purchase, he was taken TO Alabama. Cruel
indeed did he fnd Il there. His master was young
man, fond Of drinking and csrousing, ana away
i Ssisi. job. En- Il. n..I "spp.i him - ..
verty With the bull whip that be coolo nos ese
his arm for three or four days. Seeing but one way
Of escspe and that more perous than tne WAY Wm
and Entn Graf, or Henry Boz Brown, travelled nc
resolved TO try 1t. Success attended his efforts Tor
more than two weeks; but alas ster having got osSx
north Of Richmond. on his way home to Alexandra, 10
was captured and put m prison; bis master, osng in
formed Of the fact came on ard scSk POSSESSION hi%
money enough ana owned about d1ty Aaves, mere.
fore wphtd to take him back 10 make an example O!
him. However, through the persus.ion OF an uncle OF
bis, he consented 10 sell Accordingly ne Wa put On
the auction block and bought for u ,3o0 oy Green
hcMunsy regular trader IN Richmond. hoMuIray
again offered him for sale, but Ia consequence OF nId
times ard the high price demanded John did not 90
off, at least not in the way the trader desrtd 10 ais
On the Underground Railroad. Thus once more he
reached his old home, Alexandra, though Dot ct
liberty TO show his face even TO his kpsfok, except
particular ones. His mother vas in place and his
ti1 brothers and sisters evidently scattered, where he
knew not Since he was five years Of age NOT one VI
them had he teep.
No. 1888. Jeremiah Colburu.-Jeremish is Q bright
mulatto, of prepoes ssing appearance, resds sod
writes, ard is ga te rfeligent He hed from Charles
IN old lady about rs member Of the Episcopal
Church, and opposed TO Freedom. As far as he WAS
corceIned, however, be said, she had treated hum
well; but, knowing that the old lacy would not be
Nos lSl, 1856, 1856. Thos Henry, Nathan Collins,
and his wife Mary Enen.-Thomu is about 70, quite
dark rather of rsw.b oned make indicating that
times with him had been other than .mooth. GER
rugged man, allow not half enough TO eat, and
worked his tlsves late ard early. Especially within
the last two or three months had he been intensely
.svsse, in consequence Of losing two Of his servants
putting the rest in his pocket This distressing threat
made the rest love him none the more; but to make
assurances douby sure after giving them their sup
per every evening, which consisted of delicious
tkimmed milk, corr. cake and herring each, he
would very carefully send them up in the of the
Kitchen and there lock them up, TO remain until called
the next morning at or clock to 60 to work again.
Destt1te Of money, clothing, and knCw!edge OF the
way situated they were they concluded that they
would have to make an effort for Canada.
Nathan was also Q fellow servant Of Thomas, aud
of course owned by Wilson, but his wife was owned
by Wilson's son, Aorarn Nathan Is % not very dark,
fellow. His WIFE, Mary Eep is brown akin, country
looking your womsn, about 20 years of age. In e.
Gaping, they had to break jail In the dead OF night,
while all aseep in the big house; and thus they
succeeded. What MT. Wilt0n did said or thought
about there "shiftless" creatures We are not pre-
pared to say; We may, notwithstanding. reasonably
infer that the Underground has come in for q liberal
share of bis ndigf alton and wroth The above trav.
eleIs came from near New HUket, Md: The few rags
they were clad In not really worth the price that
a woman would want for washing them, yet they
brought with them about all they had Thus they had
to be newly rugged at the expense OF the vigilance
The Cambridge Democrat, from which the sdser-
titeme nts were cut, says
meeting Of the people Of this county held 70 Can: ,S
protection Of the interest Of other
To-. done it va. received to :Io S s. various
after the publication thereof no servant or servants
whether BY indsnture the
of the countes hired for shall travel BY land
miles the house OF his her their master mis-
o.asme. without note under their hands under the
hand Of bis their overee any be- under the penalty
Of btnt taken for runaway and 10 suffer suoh enses o.
g. provides that any pe,on taking ~ such runaway
shs have receive So paid the master owner
M and the Of 1885, chap $50 alive TO idle vssbond free
EeF0es providing for their sale or ben.hm.n nom The STATE
lsv particular win be enforced and all off ,srs failing 70
them be
penalties Of the Aforesaid statutes
requested 10 conform to these proviSions."
All We have to say 10 this manifestation of bsrbsty
IT, the more thsy enforce, the more viii be constrained
to fun away.
In conclusion, if any Of the kind-heartsd masters
wish to communicate with their runaway property,
they may address VIGILANCE,
DC a. 1857 Near Hiassys Falls, c. ".