The African Repository, Volumes 41-42American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 46
... building and re- pairing vessels at their ship yards in this town . Indeed , we have every prospect of a rapid increase in small craft , and full prepara- tion for our coast - wise trade . It will be pleasing to you to know that we are ...
... building and re- pairing vessels at their ship yards in this town . Indeed , we have every prospect of a rapid increase in small craft , and full prepara- tion for our coast - wise trade . It will be pleasing to you to know that we are ...
Page 201
... buildings were drawn by L. Briggs , Jr. , Esq . , Architect , under the direction of the Trustees , in consultation with President Roberts , with a careful regard to economy , in view of the uses of the building , the nature of climate ...
... buildings were drawn by L. Briggs , Jr. , Esq . , Architect , under the direction of the Trustees , in consultation with President Roberts , with a careful regard to economy , in view of the uses of the building , the nature of climate ...
Page 203
... buildings on a lot of twenty acres , on the south western slope of Cape Mesurado , within the chartered limits of the city ... building far advanced , and the materials mostly placed on the ground . Before or about the close of the month ...
... buildings on a lot of twenty acres , on the south western slope of Cape Mesurado , within the chartered limits of the city ... building far advanced , and the materials mostly placed on the ground . Before or about the close of the month ...
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