The African Repository, Volumes 43-44American Colonization Society., 1967 - Blacks |
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Last year Mr. Scbieffelin sent to two of his correspondents here a soapfactory , coffee - huller , and cotton - gin . This year he bas met the expense of surveying a part of the St. Paul's river and the isthmus between the Mesurado and ...
Last year Mr. Scbieffelin sent to two of his correspondents here a soapfactory , coffee - huller , and cotton - gin . This year he bas met the expense of surveying a part of the St. Paul's river and the isthmus between the Mesurado and ...
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William Meade was sent to Georgia as its agent , to receive them in behalf of the Society . Litigation with Spanish claimants prevented immediate success ; but some years afterwards they were delivered to the Society , and sent to ...
William Meade was sent to Georgia as its agent , to receive them in behalf of the Society . Litigation with Spanish claimants prevented immediate success ; but some years afterwards they were delivered to the Society , and sent to ...
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The Richmond Society sent out its most able and zealous member , the Rev. Lot Cary , who went out in our second company , by the “ Nautilus , ” arriving at Sierra Leone in March , 1831 , and was among the first who took possession of ...
The Richmond Society sent out its most able and zealous member , the Rev. Lot Cary , who went out in our second company , by the “ Nautilus , ” arriving at Sierra Leone in March , 1831 , and was among the first who took possession of ...
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AFRICAN REPOSITORY | 1 |
Address of Hon John H B dress | 17 |
Africa and the Africans | 193 |
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