From American Colonization Society

May 28, 1913,

THE

AFRICAN REPOSITORY

AND

COLONIAL JOURNAL.

VOL. 8.

Published by order of the Managers of the

TEE AMERIOAN COLONIZATION SOCIETY.

THE PROFITS ARISING FROM THIS WORK, ARE DEVOTEE TO

THE CAUSE OF THE SOCIETY,

TABLE OF CONTENTS

TO THE TENTH VOLUME

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94

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Abolitionist of the Old School, An

304

African Customs,

123

African Discovery, A History of unexampled Mortality,

221, 222

African Repository, Notices concerning it,

285, 318

Am. Col. Society, Original Subscribers to it,

Expressions of Public Sentiment concerning it, 115, 117, 125 129, 241

Appeals in its behalf,

84, 108, 124

Contributions to it,

63, 96, 128, 157, 192, 223, 256, 288, 319

Details concerning its Receipts, Expenditures, and number of

Emigrants sent out by it,

10, 12, 128, 163, 164, 165

Archer, Wm. S., Dr. Hodgkin's Remarks on a misrepresentation of a Speech of 230

Auxiliary Societies, 27, 28, 29, 61, 127, 128, 148, 149, 150, 152, 190, 191, 193, 194, 197,

209, 218, 219, 220, 221, 243, 251, 252, 253, 254, 255, 283, 286, 313, 314

Bacon, Rev. Leonard

83, 218

Beecher, Rev. Dr., His Speech,

279

Bell, Thomas, Agent of American Colonization Society, His Card,

147

Bethune, Rev. Mr.

Birney, James G., His Speech on Prospective Gradual Emancipation,

43

Expresses his warm approbation of the Colonization Society,

45

Rumor of his Abandonment of the Colonization Society,

147

Review of his Letter, July 15, 1834, to the Rev. Thornton A. Mills,

against the Colonization Society,

257

Breckenridge, Rev. R. J., His Remarks at a Colonization Meeting in N. York, 93

Brown, James, His settlement at Liberia, and Character,

218

Brazil, Slave Trade carried on in

152

Caffer Tribes, Account of

Caffraria, Review of Kay's Travels in

140, 169, 199

Civis, His Essay,

47

Cleaveland, Johnson, (See Emancipation, "j

251

Cloud, Rev. Johns, a Missionary to Africa, His death,

154

Colonization. Extract from the Journal of Freedom,

115

“Some Reasons for not abandoning”

293

Colonizationist, The, discontinued,

191

Colored People, Report of the Synods of South Carolina and Georgia respecting

their religious instruction,

174, 205, 245

Correspondence,

62, 235, 255

Cox, Dr. Abraham L.

139

Cox, Dr. S. H., Remarks of “Quo" on bis Letter on Abolition,

110

Cresson, Elliott,

- 30, 126, 283, 283

Danforth, Rev. Joshua N. His Letter, January 17, 1834,

27

Devany, Francis, His Death,

90

Eden, Rev. James, Extract of a Letter from

89

Emancipation, A Gentleman in North Carolina proposes to liberate four Slaves

for Colonization

62

Johnson Cleveland, of Loudon co. va. Liberater by erill bis

slaves, ont condition of going to Liberia

251

222, 223

Emancipation, A Gentleman near Natchez liberates 18 or 20 slaves, &c. for

emigration to Liberia,

313

The State of Georgia purchases a Negro Man named Sam, in

order to emancipate him,

313

Emigrants, A Tabular view of, sent to Africa since the commencement of the

Colonization Society,

292

Expeditions, Sailing of the Jupiter,

154

Ninus,

286

Farrington, Sophronia, Letter, and Extract of a Letter from

122, 157

Fendall, P. R., Recorder, His Letters to the Colonial Agent,

97, 106

Finley, Robert S., His Proceedings,

219

Frelinghuysen, Theodore, M. C.

1, 19, 139, 285, 286

Gales, Joseph, Treasurer, His Plans concerning the Fiscal Relations of the

Colony to the Society,

100-103

Garrison, W. L.,

162, 227, 228

Givens, Thomas, Statement concerning him,

154

Grimke, Thomas S., Death of,

286

Notice of his Character,

289

Gurley, Rev. R. R., Secretary, His Letter, April 18, 1834, concerning the

Colony,

60

His Remarks on the Principles of the Society, 65

Misrepresentations of him, by the Liberator,

&c., corrected,

133-137

Hawes, Dr. Aylett, Emancipates his Slavës,

126, 161, 193–198, 286

Hersey, Rev. John,

59, 286

Hewit, Dr.,

189

Hodgkin, Thomas, M: D., His Inquiry into the Merits of the Colonization

Society,

225

Remarks on the British African Colonization So-

ciety,

308

Hoffman, Peter,

313

Hubbard, Jeremiah, His Letter, March 4, 1834,

33

Address to Abolitionists and Anti-Colonizationists

213

Jefferson, Thomas,

266-269, 270, 271, 272

Journal of Freedom,

115

Jones, Joseph

209, 211, 315, 316

Knowles, Herbert, His Lines in a Church-yard, in England,

284

Lafayette, General, Resolutions of the Managers of the Colonization Society,

concerning his death,

190

Laird, Rev. Matthew,

85, 154

Lander, Richard, His Death,

147, 221, 222

Lciper, Hanson, Extract of a Letter from,

244

Letter from a little Girl in Edinburgh to a little African Girl in Liberia,

29

Liberia, News from, up to May 10, 1834,

154

Temperance in,

90, 106, 107

Resolutions of the Managers of the Colonization Society, January 30,

1834, concerning,

25-27

Relative proportion of the numbers of manumitted Slaves and recap-

tured Africans sent to,

139

Donations to,

146, 147, 191, 217

New-York Female Society for the support of Schools in Africa,

149

Remarks concerning,

146, 207, 213

Plans of the Fredericksburg and Falmouth Auxiliary Society, con-

cerning,

253

Herald,

122, 156, 217

Extract from a Naval Officer's Journal concerning it,

310

Mode of forwarding

Letters to it,

315

Lowrie, Walter, His

8, see 115

163

Report concerning the relations of Auxiliary Societies to

the Parent Society,

195

McDowall, Dr. Robert, a Colored Physician, émigrates to the Colony,

104, 154

Managers of the Colonization Society, Proceedings of, 8, 25, 84, 91, 97, 106, 107, 108, 117

163, 190, 193, 195, 198, 217
Missions and Missionaries

96, 183

Nevins, Rufus L., His Letter,

255

New-York, Riots in

190

Proceedings of the New York City Colonization Society.com

cerning them,

190, 255

Norton, John T., His temittance for a Temperance Settlemost in the Colony, 107

Supplementals concerning the Society's debt,

110

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Onderdonk, Bishop, His Letter to the Rev, Peter Williams,

185

Paine, Elijah, His Circular,

148

Palmas, Cape,

128, 178

Perkins, Dr. Alfred, His Legacy to the American Colonization Society,

313

Phelps, Rev. Amos, Remarks on his Lectures on Slavery,

163

Pinney, Rev. John B.,

47, 89, 97, 108, 155, 209, 254

Poetry,

284

Quo,” His remarks on Dr. S. H. Cox's Letter on Abolition,

Recaptured Africans settled at New Georgia,

90

Resolutions, Laws, Public Meetings and other Public Proceedings, concerning

Colonization,

29, 91, 126, 127, 147, 218, 254, 285, 287

Richardson, David, a Colonist, bis Letter,

212

Rives, Wm. C., Extract of a Letter from,

250

Sansom, Mrs. Beulah,

255

Sehon, Rev. E. W., Contributions received by him at Columbus, Ohio,

27

Sharp, Eunice,

146, 147

Sigourney, Mrs. Lydia H.,

29

Skinne:, Dr. Ezekiel, goes to the Colony as Pysician,

104, 154

Slavery,

168, 239, 287, 304, 315

Smith, Gerrit,

106, 107

His Letter, sending $1000

17

His Manual Labor School,

312

Snetter, Martha, a Letter from

154

Spalding, Rev. Rufus, Letters from him,

120, 156

Stowe, Professor, His remarks on Colonization,

300

Swift, E. P., His communication,

108

Thomas, Elizabeth, a Colonist, a Letter from her,

189

Twining, A. H., Addresses a Colonization Meeting in New-York,

93

Van Rensselaer, Rev. Cortland, His preaching to the Slaves,

254

Voorhees, Capt. P. F., His Letter concerning the Colony,

20

Webb, Charles H., a Colored Medical Student, emigrates to the Colony, 104, 154

Wilberforce, William, Extracts from his Speech on Colonization,

116

Williams, Rev. Peter, a Colored Preacher, His Address to the Citizens of New

York,

188

Wilson, Beverly, a Colonist, His Letter,

118

Wilson and Wynkoop, Extracts from their Report concerning Africa,

278

Wright, Rev. Š. O. His Letter,

119

His Death,

154

Death of Mrs. Wright,

155

•Z,” His Essays in favor of Colonization,

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