Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-20

erry: and enough has already been accompish-
ed To prove, thai we have noi o,eraied IN the
proceeding remarks, the prodncti'eness OF Al
RIGA; and thai time, experience, and ebert, a.
lone are requisite to realize all The advantages
eniuyed by the cui:ivators of,hc soil in abe
most fertile ard fayorrd tropricaieoun,ries.
"The trade OF the colony is rapidly increas-
ing, aud TO this il is principally indebted Tor
its present remarkable prosperity. tits car
ried ont sry the colonists in their late ac-
d. ess) IN the productions OF The country, cons
sis,i6g of rice, palm oil, ivory, tortoise SHE'LL
dye woods, gold, hides, wax, and a small a.
mount Of coffee; and it brings US, in return, TIE
products and manufac lures, ofthe four quarters
OF the world. Seldom indeed, Is our harbour
clear Of European aud American vessels, and
the hustle and thronging of-ou streets show
something already, Of the activity OF the smaler
seaports OF the United States."- BY means OF
this trade il seems, many Of the colon,s,s have
in the course of three or four, years acquired
property TO the amount uf seYraI thousand
dollors each: and that there exists throughout
the Settlements an Abundance OF the necessa>
ries and even Of the luXu'irs OF life.
1t is mentioned as pi oof and as a eommen
daton of the public spirit OF the people, that
three new notifications and thirteen puplic
buildings, exclusive Of The churches, are either
- 49,. ..-r>rc,.,;o, thu, ,bey w IN be finish,
Oh in ,hs co,,tsr Of The wear. and that COM
$50 h,r hosn f,r,,ed FIR ;nnrovinp the n,,i-
49,, ~ Jo,,.cr,do r;verL,he substitution
for which amounted TO about one thousand
dollars, which the stockholders have pledged
themselves to increase, If necessary 10 COM
plcte their object. to four thousand.
Large ano ''iPo''a"' a.'.soas Ia =,
made auii,' 'he leai - 'nc -
liberia ne "e ""''" WIZ 80. "
w our 1881 Rpor', u oe !" P'"H'e' w ''e
1hieis oil | ape MOUNT l'he rage VI W"'.n "
estimated al Sao't,oo per ahhu"' "a'e o'e" ,"
'isiic torily concluded, anu the actual possession
OF 'he SOIL, which may ultimately De expected
couio not, IN the oP'n'oh oi the COLONIAL agent
al the present 'ine oe NOR au' a"'sSe'us ~
lNe Io'on!. INC "ho'e ,i' oa"" VI D UNIV"
Greek, from me MON sefado 10 'he d. faui :,
i9 mllfs) was secured 10 Inc SOCIETY, ny P"r>
chase, IN lS-5, AMI upon this tract three p os-
porous settlements are already eS'aoished. by
recon- treaty, mat 2a't VI neSnro" is'ano' WI,
enuihE inc "ho'e r'eh' "a'h' mas o:r" 'e"eo
10 ne ooSiety, ana NUMBER OF 'auii'es ""'e
taken up their residence upon IL. 10 hteho
&c 10 connect this tract viii Saidwel' ny a
~ 80 :,
represented as eilslnif' ard the SOIL exc eeains
~ lert'e'
Ferpelnai and entire Jorisaic'loh mas ofen oo
tanned oil territory caied me junk, situated
on the Coast, ijfiy mics 10 inc sou'h'eas' Oh
at%o rivers 4I Shst name
ca d" rH e'r'iV' i"iaha wafer communication
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