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200,015 1854 200,181 1855 202,790 1856 201,160 1857 201,590 1858 207,559 1859 208,625 The very small growth shown here would barely account for the natural increase among the slaves by virtue of the high birth rate. The mortality rates were about the same for slaves as for whites. The relative decline was undoubtedly due to the rising prices for slaves which were sent to the South and the consequent decreasing value of a slave's labor to the Kentuckian. He knew beyond a doubt that the time would eventually come when he would have to part with his slave and that portion of the holders who were not averse to selling their chattels did so during this period. FOOTNOTES: [234] Hening's Statutes, Vol. X, p. 50. [235] Hening's Statutes, Vol. XI, p. 309; Treat, P. J., _National Land System_, p. 235. [236] _Ibid._, Vol. X, pp. 35-45. [237] Winterbotham, _An Historical Geographical Commercial and Topographical View of the United States_, Vol. 3, pp. 156-157. [238] Kentucky Land Grants, Book 13, p. 59. [239] _Ibid._, Book 8, p. 228. [240] Shaler's _Autobiography_, p. 33. [241] Michaux (Thwaite's Reprint), _Travels to the West of the Allegheny Mountains_, Vol. 3, p. 237. [242] Shaler, N. S., _Kentucky_, p. 196. [243] Includes 182 Indians. [244] Includes 33 Indians. [245] Greeley, Horace, _Writings, Speeches and Addresses of Cassius M. Clay_, p. 177. [246] _Collected Documents_, 1847, p. 581. [247] De Bow's _Statistical Review_, p. 95. [248] Adapted from De Bow's _Statistical Review_, pp. 67, 85, 99. [249] Stowe, _Key to Uncle Tom's Cabin_, p. 143. [250] _Louisville Weekly Journal_, October 17, 1849. [251] Shaler's _Autobiography_, p. 36. [252] _Louisville Public Advertiser_, December 24, 1829. [253] _Lexington Observer and Kentucky Reporter_, February 27, 1834. [254] _Louisville Weekly Journal_, March 4, 1846. [255] _Louisville Weekly Journal_, September 3, 1845. [256] _Lexington Observer_ and _Kentucky Reporter_, Jan. 28, 1835. [257] _Ibid._, July 9, 1834. [258] _Lexington Observer_ and _Kentucky Reporter_, Jan. 7, 1835. [259] _Louisville Weekly Journal_, August 6, 1845. [260] _Bairdstown Candid Review_, June 20, 1809. [261] _Louisville Weekly Journal_, May 2, 1849. [262] _Louisville Weekly Journal_, September 26, 1849. [263] _Lexington Western Luminary_, June 5, 1833. [264] Blanchard and R
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