The African Repository, Volumes 17-18American Colonization Society., 1967 - African Americans |
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THE LATE EXPEDITION FOR LIBERIA . a The ship Saluda sailed from Norfolk , Virginia , for Monrovia , Liberia , on the 16th ult . Very contrary to all our expectations and preparations , she had on board only six emigrants .
THE LATE EXPEDITION FOR LIBERIA . a The ship Saluda sailed from Norfolk , Virginia , for Monrovia , Liberia , on the 16th ult . Very contrary to all our expectations and preparations , she had on board only six emigrants .
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We add nothing more , but sincerely hope that abilities so singularly and happily coinbined in our late chief magistrate and which so eminently qualified him for the office he filled may be found in his successor .
We add nothing more , but sincerely hope that abilities so singularly and happily coinbined in our late chief magistrate and which so eminently qualified him for the office he filled may be found in his successor .
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GENTLEMEN : -- In accordance with the request male to ine in your letter of the 10th December , I herewith hand you for publication a statement of facts relative to the wills of the late Captain Isaac Ross , and Mrs. M. A. Reed , and a ...
GENTLEMEN : -- In accordance with the request male to ine in your letter of the 10th December , I herewith hand you for publication a statement of facts relative to the wills of the late Captain Isaac Ross , and Mrs. M. A. Reed , and a ...
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