The African Repository, Volumes 16-17American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 146
... less than five dozen , For the second best , not less than two dozen , • For the largest number of neat Cattle , not less than five , For the second best do . do . do . 5 00 3 00 25.00 15 00 Two or three colored men acquainted with the ...
... less than five dozen , For the second best , not less than two dozen , • For the largest number of neat Cattle , not less than five , For the second best do . do . do . 5 00 3 00 25.00 15 00 Two or three colored men acquainted with the ...
Page 189
... less apparent and difficult of elucidation , is still not the less material or bene- ficial . Some prominent individuals it is true have entirely changed and stand in stronger relief before their fellows , perhaps , than any of the col ...
... less apparent and difficult of elucidation , is still not the less material or bene- ficial . Some prominent individuals it is true have entirely changed and stand in stronger relief before their fellows , perhaps , than any of the col ...
Page 258
... less to our houses . Every thing is quiet among us , and the general health of the Colony is as good as usual . The emigrants continue to do well , and are , I believe , perfectly contented . I have just received a letter from Judge ...
... less to our houses . Every thing is quiet among us , and the general health of the Colony is as good as usual . The emigrants continue to do well , and are , I believe , perfectly contented . I have just received a letter from Judge ...
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