The African Repository, Volumes 17-18American Colonization Society., 1967 - African Americans |
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We have the pleasure of announcing to our readers , that the African Repository has now becoine the property of the American Colonization Society . It is now under the control , and devoted to the interests , of the friends and managers ...
We have the pleasure of announcing to our readers , that the African Repository has now becoine the property of the American Colonization Society . It is now under the control , and devoted to the interests , of the friends and managers ...
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66 South 6th street , where all donations for the Society , or payments for the African Repository , may be made to the Agent , Rev. J. B. Pixxer . CONTRIBUTIONS to the American Colonizaʻion Society , from the 25th April , to the 31 May ...
66 South 6th street , where all donations for the Society , or payments for the African Repository , may be made to the Agent , Rev. J. B. Pixxer . CONTRIBUTIONS to the American Colonizaʻion Society , from the 25th April , to the 31 May ...
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-Petersburg , Lewis Mabe , for '13 , $ 5 00 ; Prince Edward , Miss Ann S. Rice , for '15 , 55 00 , Alfred Carleton , for '42 , $ 1 50 , SOUTH CAROLINA , William Mollit , Esq . , for '42 , For Repository , Total Contributions , 15 00 3 ...
-Petersburg , Lewis Mabe , for '13 , $ 5 00 ; Prince Edward , Miss Ann S. Rice , for '15 , 55 00 , Alfred Carleton , for '42 , $ 1 50 , SOUTH CAROLINA , William Mollit , Esq . , for '42 , For Repository , Total Contributions , 15 00 3 ...
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TO THE SEVENTEENTH VOLUME OF | 1 |
Annual meeting the next | 16 |
African trade 65 | 65 |
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