African Repository and Colonial Journal, Volumes 17-18American Colonization Society., 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 43
... emigrants , and to transact the business of the Society in that city , which ought to be the place of embarkation for emigrants from western Virginia , Kentucky , Tennessee , Missouri , and the country below . Great expense and delay ...
... emigrants , and to transact the business of the Society in that city , which ought to be the place of embarkation for emigrants from western Virginia , Kentucky , Tennessee , Missouri , and the country below . Great expense and delay ...
Page 87
... EMIGRANTS . You speak of six hundred coming out next year , but in such a way as to leave me in doubt whether we have much reason to expect them ; at all events I cannot regard your remarks as intended to require preparations for ...
... EMIGRANTS . You speak of six hundred coming out next year , but in such a way as to leave me in doubt whether we have much reason to expect them ; at all events I cannot regard your remarks as intended to require preparations for ...
Page 305
... emigrants , on the 30th ultimo . The next day the emigrants were all landed , and immediately placed in houses here , hired for the purpose . The reason for my departure in this instance from the plan adopted heretofore , of ...
... emigrants , on the 30th ultimo . The next day the emigrants were all landed , and immediately placed in houses here , hired for the purpose . The reason for my departure in this instance from the plan adopted heretofore , of ...
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TO THE SEVENTEENTH VOLUME OF | 1 |
Annual meeting the next | 16 |
African trade 65 | 65 |
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