1856 W.E. Suter Dred 18: POLL. Very pretty. Cripps, didn't you tell me this old nigger was to be my property, to do as I liked with? CRIPPS. (L.) Yes, my love—to be sure I did. POLL. (striking TIFF.) Then—there, you black trash, take that.at black trash (n.) under black, adj.
1856 H.B. Stowe Dred I 241: She blasts at him every time he comes here, and he blasts at her.at blast, v.1
1856 H.B. Stowe Dred I 156: I was amused enough [...] with Old Hundred’s indignation at having to get out the carriage and horses to go over to what he called a cracker funeral!at cracker, adj.1
1856 Mrs Stowe Dred I 320: You strong electioners think you’s among the elect! [...] You wouldn’t be so crank about it, if you didn’t!at crank, adj.2
1856 H.B. Stowe Dred I 238: ‘What did you have to eat?’ [...] ‘Found some old bones round the nigger-houses.’.at nigger, adj.
1856 H.B. Stowe Dred I 324: ‘You got a good cook in your lot, hey?’ ‘Got a prime one [...] a number one cook , and no mistake!’.at number one, adj.
1856 H.B. Stowe Dred I 241: ‘Tom it does very well for a young man to have a spree once in one or two months. [...] But,’ says I, ‘Tom, to spree all the time won’t do.’.at spree, v.
1856 H.B. Stowe Dred I 322: Abijah [...] was recreating himself by carrying on a discussion with a fat, little turnipy brother of the Methodist persuasion.at turnipy (adj.) under turnip, n.