SLAVES
(Not confirmed, ) |
"The MEMPHIS APPTAL of the 17th inst., gives an
account of a recent insurrection on the slave
plantation of Col. Dandridge of DeSoto’ Co.,
Miss. The negroes numbered nearly 100, and
they were so violent that their owner and over-
seer were obliged to take refuge in the house
and bar the doors. The ~“eputy Sheriff of the
county raised a posse and arrested five of the
negroes who will, probably, be condemned to
death. The APPEAL is of opinion that Col. Dan-
dridge is-too lenient a master." Unmamed Ak-
ron, Ohio, newspaper, 1-17-1859, sent by Van
Raaltese
SLAVES
(Not confirmed.)
"The MEMPHIS APPFAL of the 17th inst., gives an
account of a recent insurrection on the slave
plantation of Col, Dandridge of DeSoto Co.,
Miss. The negroes numbered nearly 100, and
they were so violent that their owner and over-
seer were obliged to take refuge in the house
and bar the doors. The ~eputy Sheriff of the
county raised a posse and arrested five of the
negroes who will, probably, be condemned to
death. The APPEAL is of opinion that Col. Dan-
dridge is too lenient a master."" Unnamed Ak-
ron, Ohio, newspaper, 1-17-1859, sent by Van
Raalte.
SLAVES
(Not confirmed.)
"The MEMPHIS APPEAL of the 17th inst., gives a
account of a recent insurrection on the slave
plantation of Col. Dandridge of DeSoto Co,
Miss. The negroes numbered nearly 100, end
they were so violent that their owner and over
seer were obliged to take refuge in the house
and bar the doors. The “eputy Sheriff of the
county raised a posse and arrested five of the
negroes who will, probably, be condemned to
death, The APPEAL is of opinion thet Col. Dan.
dridge is too lenient a master," Unnamed Ak-
ron, Ohio, newspaper, 1-17-1859, sent by Van
Raalte.
