Jordan Arterburn and Tarlton Arterburn dating history

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She and some gentleman called at our place. The pen was inclosed in high brick walls, and situated here on First, near Jefferson, east side of the street. We always had from ten to a hundred negroes in the pen. When Mrs Stowe called there was a goodly number of negroes on hand, exactly how many I do not now know...She said that she wanted to purchase a likely young woman to take back East, I suspected her real purpose was to examine the inside a of slave-pen but kept quiet and called a bright mulatto girl to whom I gave the wink and said 'This lady wishes to take you to New York where you will be free and have a good time. Show that pretty foot of yours and tell her whether you wish to go or not.' The mulatto put out her foot which was a very pretty one and remarked, 'I guess de lady has a good home for me in de east but I sorter 'spects 'Cinda 'drather stay in Kentuck.'"