The African Repository, Volumes 17-18American Colonization Society., 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 299
At daylight the whole household arise ; the women begin to clean the ; house , the men to wash from head to foot ; the women and children are then washed in water , in which the leaf of a bush has been boiled called Bambarnia ...
At daylight the whole household arise ; the women begin to clean the ; house , the men to wash from head to foot ; the women and children are then washed in water , in which the leaf of a bush has been boiled called Bambarnia ...
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I am happy to inform you that Dr. Johnson will commence to occupy the house on Factory Island designed for the high school next week . This building has rather exceeded the amount appropriated for its erection , This could not be ...
I am happy to inform you that Dr. Johnson will commence to occupy the house on Factory Island designed for the high school next week . This building has rather exceeded the amount appropriated for its erection , This could not be ...
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The school house on Factory Island is now closed in and will be finished soon . Rev. W. Clark of the Baptist mission has built a large school house , store room attached , and dormitory . Here several frame houses have been erected ...
The school house on Factory Island is now closed in and will be finished soon . Rev. W. Clark of the Baptist mission has built a large school house , store room attached , and dormitory . Here several frame houses have been erected ...
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