The African Repository, Volumes 41-42American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 92
... vessel . The larger of the two French vessels sailed to - day to the leeward ; the smaller one is detained here for a short time on account of the sickness of the crew . Sunday morning she crossed the bar , came into Mesurado river ...
... vessel . The larger of the two French vessels sailed to - day to the leeward ; the smaller one is detained here for a short time on account of the sickness of the crew . Sunday morning she crossed the bar , came into Mesurado river ...
Page 156
... vessel in the hands of the Liberian Government as in its own , and save the expense of keeping it in commission - proba- bly more than its value every year ; or , as it will no doubt be used to keep up frequent intercourse along the ...
... vessel in the hands of the Liberian Government as in its own , and save the expense of keeping it in commission - proba- bly more than its value every year ; or , as it will no doubt be used to keep up frequent intercourse along the ...
Page 284
... vessel- of - war . Since her departure , ex - Mayor McGill has been honored with the appointment of Consul for his Majesty the King of Sweden and Norway . Some months since , the Russian steam frigate Dmity Donskoy , carrying sixty guns ...
... vessel- of - war . Since her departure , ex - Mayor McGill has been honored with the appointment of Consul for his Majesty the King of Sweden and Norway . Some months since , the Russian steam frigate Dmity Donskoy , carrying sixty guns ...
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