The African Repository, Volumes 41-42American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 185
... native boarding scholars and one hundred and fifty native communicants , one native minister , and three Christian native villagers . Besides , among the Liberian settlers , we have a fine stone Church with one hundred mem- bers , an ...
... native boarding scholars and one hundred and fifty native communicants , one native minister , and three Christian native villagers . Besides , among the Liberian settlers , we have a fine stone Church with one hundred mem- bers , an ...
Page 201
... ( native , ) ten miles above Cape Palmas ; popula- tion , in six villages , thirty - five thousand ; minister , Rev. Thomas Toomey , ( foreign ; ) teacher , Mr. Samuel Bovd , ( native ; ) Church not organized . Opened by the Rev. Doctor ...
... ( native , ) ten miles above Cape Palmas ; popula- tion , in six villages , thirty - five thousand ; minister , Rev. Thomas Toomey , ( foreign ; ) teacher , Mr. Samuel Bovd , ( native ; ) Church not organized . Opened by the Rev. Doctor ...
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... natives , Liberians , and seamen of all nations visit- ing the port of Harper . Green Hill , Half Grahway , ( native station , ) five miles east of Cape Palmas . Native population , in three villages , near thousand ; catechist and ...
... natives , Liberians , and seamen of all nations visit- ing the port of Harper . Green Hill , Half Grahway , ( native station , ) five miles east of Cape Palmas . Native population , in three villages , near thousand ; catechist and ...
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