Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-05
curiosItiss OF IN. ch.rIsstoa slave
market.

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ssr1ci History. 20 5oao;. TIE srsi SAG Of
ssesssioa ill probably os Prsssstsd . :
k.sssetusst society ne esll over oas Of
TIE slave saciioa 1Aris las oesn cat away
By . eorre-posdsnt A tsu papers rsn-
aonly gathered a. TIE slsrs-rs.rts, sd
ssrs ati,issa, I'll serve 81 least 20 show
ne daily he o. slavery II soas q "a
zilasr sspse,L First o. g., ne rave =
letter, vrnsa d. tie sac Essilsh hsni q
slsvs-sslEng lady. 70 the Msss,s. Ryaa,
aseti seer. Sas ssys
ST. AuSrsf8A Fseruzry Z, 1881.
81 btz % rsc.sst tszt ca the rscsipi o.
ihis yo8 oil Close the sale Of my servant
DApsnsy asa ser TIC chiidrsn. ] regret
t6ai I'D DOT zee yea vale 10 ChAriesion
a. aGdsrstsni DsPausy represented her
,.if AZ ursousd knov she vas deter
z I'D % ny sai prsvsai her sale, as SIC
sshsd 70 rstsra 70 IBIS place ] assure
you that Der prsssni s.t1aiioo alone pro
dacss ssy eisszrssAo.s appearance, sud
s.siss3 eel HASA here o. valuable
ssrysci that J eo1.4 easily gei oios h1s-
1rsd dollAfs Coz Der sd bed c6ildrea.
UsYs4s 80 s-fsL
"'FASST W,
aFrcu another letter TIE following is
sIifsc'sd:
What Ian ncw so.Ig % say
about Betsy ! Eisb yos wouli read % Der
Tor Der especial bshs6t For 'hs last s,x
ye.rs Betty las bssn Psfniiisd b Der
oEuer 70 rsuzin 10 ChAriss,on, Tor her own
bsusst ard during TIE ua0s d nat tine
BE sd TIE giris havs rot brought 10 ncre
thaa tSe.iy fFs dlllzrs per year, besides
paving their taIss sud other tIpenses,
Easn 10 ibs eonutry lhsy u5g!d have been
sorth TO h1atrsd dOllsfs = year. Betty
y eoosiderabiy 10 arrears for hss wages.
wbai she bss paid 'sf tie lssi Two years
tas rot paid the TAI Of herself nd TOO
yogugsr children. Notwithstanding asr
owusr has made 90 many sacrifices 70 Jet
Der Be xith Der h1sbaod and cbilcreo.
she has proved herself very Improbable
asd unthankf1l -efvalt. sue las n0g
made % Der mind that see viii not pay |
Der wages, su1 that instead Of Der Sup
poriicy Der mistress, Der mistress must
support her. Daring TIE lasl three years
ste has lost three children, aud Der mis- |
trees hss had 70 pay FOR burying them, And |
10 pay The Doctors oil besides. We can |
itaDd these tbings 10 longer, and have de-
erminsd that Betty sasll leave Charleston
,nd cone 70 Alabama
Another writer complains Of q certain
'ictim 20 dogs writing AZ bis mothers
tqusst. concerning The negroes which she
.arcbassi. 'She thirks she has been al
oge,her takea 10, as The boy Abram hes
oa may say has 10 use whatever OF hisriglt
rm; h hss been bitten and torn ~ dog,
o that il is turns d completely round, and
~ 80 EesksBtd that he ean lii. nothing
Fac onssq ueaee With II.
"A letter 'rlm Charleston answers 40
quiry from Governor Hammond AZ 10
,e price OF negroes ADD The purchase Of
bsslright J. d. B De Bow sends ihe
ietioueer Ryan some numbers of his
sviSV.
The name Of W Sprstt, the advocate
the general slave trade, hgurts 10 bali
1Een bills Of sale OF eonsigoiog negroes
masters.
"A receipt from Memmioger, the unfor-
mate fnaneier Of the rebellion, 10 as fol-
,ws
CaARLEsroS, February %. 1854
Received from Mr. Michael MeSride
We hundred aod seventy dollars, in full
,ayment for negrO fellow named William,
old bin AZ auction this day AZ unscund.
$50. G. G.. MKNNISGER'
"An extract from letter Of @. A Tren-
holm, the successor OF Memmipgsr IN the
ortunes Of the ConiederAcy is dated at
Charleston. November Is, ls4s, aud adj
dressed 10 banker Of the city;
Ny dear Sir; ! received your rsturn-
"a letters Of the sth aud 10Th respectively,
from Savannah and Macon. and read their
contents With interest Your letter 70
Governor Lintock went yesterday by the
steamer. and wrote him also by the same
opportunity, aud sincerely hope, II there
is really chance, that Georgia and Ala
hama will take q decided stand for the
South that nothipg may be said or done
in Carolina 10 offend them. You see that
Carolina has pronounced against slavery
ADD against the admission OF free blacks
Does not this prove eonclusively the ground
took when we argued the question In the
Mercury, that the pretended Abolitionists
ate the real enemies OF the negroe that
their policy leads necessarily sud infalli
bly, 10 the extinction OF the race 10 the
United StAtesr'
Among the residents OF Charleston,
Trenholm is thought 10 be immensely
wealthy. ard worth Al least twenty mil
lions OF dollars. he was partner here
10 the frm OF Trenholm Wagner, and is
alss one Of the house Of Frazier 4 Co, Of
Liveroool Frazier has been dead for
Number OF years, and Trenholm isvirtually
the company. The last relic q al Il an
invitation 10 one OF the. slaye-aactiooecrs
from the Sisters Of Charity to visit char.
10y festival
"Since this writing, half a dozen Of the
old suetiOneers are sscertsinei 20 be in
town, and, II 90 not mistake. are wait
leg their turo 10 take the oath Of allsgi.
Ancc'
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