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SPLENDID Farm for Sale |!

Splendid Farm for Sale
TNHE Subscriber oilers for sale her valuable set
L. tlement, known as EVERGREEN, situated
in Anderson District, S. c., - miles Southwest
Of the Town of Anderson and icur miles east of
the Savannah River. This place comprises Eleven
Hundred Acres, Seven hundred of which is in fine
Woodland, One Hundred and Fifty Acres Of best
Creek Bottom, mostly in cultivation and AGO or SOU
acres Of Upland, all in good state Of culture
Upon the premises is neat and substantial Dwell
ling House Kitchen, Negro Houses Barn, first-rae
FIGURING and Saw Mill,
entirely new, Storeliouse and other necessary out
buildings.
This place combines many advantages fur an en-
terprsinc MIN Of business. il is situated in fine
neighborhood, accessible rom all p"inls. productive
lands. and rs place Of business, equal to any in
the District Terms made easy To purchasers
The Subscriber also offers Tor salt, 10 eligible
Building Lots
in the Town Of Anderson.
For further particulars apply to the Subscriber at
Evergreen or Ia Alcssrs. Harrison d Bioyles. ,n-
,lcrson 6. II.
ELIZ lBETll EARLE.
April 90 II al
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Notice

Is HEREBY given, that application will he made
L al the mex, Session Of the Legislature. t" char
ter The r,srd nnw lrang from Martin Mctarty's on
the Ridge Ro&d, /" Jackson Il"!mrs' on the l-ower
columbia Road there t" imtrrscc the Roads leading
L. amburg, Grani,rvilic and Aiken. ~
NunnSt ) im ~
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Notice

Is IrREEY GIVEN. that application will be
mad atlhr next > ssion oi the Legislature. t" re-
chart, The Ferry across the Saluda River, at the
Island Ford.
.Iunr 30 BIN 70
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Notice..

4 PPLICATION will he made at the next Scs-
" sion Of the Legislature. for q public Road to
be ,prnrl from B";zlr,an & payne's Ferry, on Sa-
lu,ia River The said Ferry has been chartered for
the I,sr thrc' years The R"ad to run from the
Ferry tu Mrunt I;nun from thence to interscct the
Higgins Ferry Road near Thus. Colrman's.
E,Ipcticld District July 6 3m 70
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Office.

A PPLIcATION will BE- made to the Legislature
N Of Sou h Carolina. ut its next Session to,amcnd
the Charter af the liamburg and Edgctcld Plank
Company.
,Iuly ~ II 70
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Edgefeld Female Academy.

DEV. NJ. ALDRIcH respectfully announ-
LII ces to his itssiner patrons and to the pubic
generally that he will open the first Monday in
September next, a SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La
DIES at his present residence. and will hold himself
prepared to receive into his family the children of
all such parents as may be desirous of having them
under his immediate care.
The usual Branches taught in Female Seminaries
will be pursued in this, and every care will be taken
to advance the Scholars in the various departments
of study.
The Terms Of Tuition are the same as they were
in the Young Ladies Boarding and Day School.
August To If ~
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REMARKS.
TNHE Third Academic year will commence on
i MONDAY the 18th Of September.
The whole number Of Pupils in attendance du-
ring the past year has been l2.
/. The next Session will commence with greatly
increased facilities for instruction. These consist
First, OF the very considerable additions TO the
building which have been made during the present
summer.
Secondly, or the purchase of a very splendid
Philosophical and Chemical Apparatus, the original
cost Of which was above 81 900. This has been
added to that already in the Institute
Thirdly, OF an additional number Of Teachers.
Four,hly, Additional Pianos, five OF which. and
an Organ for the practice of Sacred Music are now
in the institute.
There will also be opened in connection with the
Institute PERMANENT BOARDING HOUSE.
For this purpose the very desirable and spacious
mansion, formerly owned by Mr.. Edmund PENN
has been purchased by the Principal. a large num-
Der of Pupils can here enjoy not only the comfort
of n well regulated home. but they will be at MI
hours under the control and watchfu care Of their
Teachers. Their hours Of study, seasons Of recrea-
ton, visiting, &c. will be regulated by their ins,ruc-
tors; and any directions which parents may give
concerning their children will be rigdly observed
Board can also be obtained in several of the best
families in the Village.
The Trustees take pleasure in adding their re-
newcd commendatons to the fiattesing testimonials
which are daily given Of the very high estimate in
which this Institution is held They think that not
only does it deserve fully, the patronage of their
fellow citizens but that the People of the District
may Justly feel proud of raising up, and sustaining
such a noble Institute in their midst-an Institute
which they believe second 10 none.
They also take pleasure in recommending to the
patrons Of the School the Rev. WIN. CnRIsTY of
Alabama, Il Presbyterian Clergyman, u gentleman
with whom they are personally acquainted Mr.. G..
brings with him rare qualifications, ripe experience
and the best recommendations Ills acceptance "i
the position offered him in the Institute, they are
convinced will add very much to its strength and
merits. The Assistant yet To be chosen in the Alu
sical Department, will be required TO possess the
highest qualifications
The Academical year is divided into three Ses-
sions of ID weeks each. There are two vacations
one ut the time Of the Christmas holidays, and one
in August and September.
Expenses per Session Of IA Weeks.
Collegiate Department. $500
Primary Primary do do 81, 90 and S, 90 90
Pupils using the Philosophical Apparatus, arc
charged Extra $500 per Session. AND all Pupils
are charged so els each. Il Session. for contingencies
Extra Branches.
Music Sls00
French ..................... guy guy
Oil Painting. 1900
There is no charge for use Of Piano.
Board, with washing, lights and fuel $40 per
mouth.
There are no othee extra charges, except for
Books and Music sold.
r. T. MINIS,
S. F. GOODE,
Z. PENN, Trustees
G. 4; ADnIsoN,
August 8, 1853. If 80
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N Office

is Hereby given, that application will be made at
L The u, At :,es>in Of the Legislature, to Charter
the road nnw leading from Nl"rgun's old place ON
the Five Notch Read by .l"sias l-anham's and Geo.
Iinswrs. and in,rr>ccling Mure's road, near Ke-
publican Church.
Aug 81 3m 81
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Letter and FooIscap Paper.

lust Received a large supply Of. Letter and
eI Foolseap Paper for sale at very low prices.
Same excellent Letter Paper at l2i cents per Or. by
the ream or half ream
Also, large supply Of School and Blank Books
G. L. PENN, AGENT.
Sept. IS # 81
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NEW AND CHEAP :!
BY H JAcRsJ
of SUMMER GOODS and desirable
STYLES OF LADIES DRESS GOODS,
AMONG WHICH MAY BE FoUaD-

Gloves and Hosiery in every variety, for Old and
Young,
Ladies and Gents Linen C. Handkcrehiefs, from
l0cts TO Sc, each,
Elizabeth Collars, a splendid article,
Printed Underseeves to match,
Chimaseltes, all styles and qualities,
MurSeies, Corded and Grass Skirts,
Jaconei, Swiss, Linen and Lisle Edgings and
! Insertings,
Ribbons, Fans, Parasols and Umbrellas, IN great
variety,
Shell, Buffalo and Horn Back, Side and Dress
ing Combs,
Tooth and Hair Brushes. Toilet Soaps, CO.
logne and Perfumery,
Linen Braids and Bobbins, both Plain and Ser
pentne.
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For Clerk.
MARYLAND State Lotteries
FOR OCTOBER 1853.

The Payment of all Prizes is guaranteed by the
State Of Maryland.
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ON hand and for Sale

A SUPERIOR Lot Of WINES and LIQUORS,
IN which will be sold in quantities Of Three Gal
Ions, or more, by f. NJ. NICHOLAS.
july 9th, n 25
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NOtice.

A IL Persons indebted to the Estate of c. j.
IN Glover, deed, are requested to nuke imne-
dinte payment, and those having demands against
said estate, will present them properly nttested.
JOHN RAlNSFORD, Admir-.
Cant IL lS
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Notice

rs hereby given, that application will he made at
IL the next Session of the Legislature, for renew
al Of the Charter of the Ferry across the Savannah
River. know by the name Of kilcrease's Ferry:
Sept 1859 3m ~
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Notice.
Exccut0r,s Notice.
Notice.

NDREW RAMSEY, tn authorized Agent
1 n of the Edg.tied Odd Fellows and Masonic
Building Association will cal upon the Stockholders
who have not paid their frs; in<tament, for the lst
instrument of l0per cent ON their stock-and is
also authorized to receive aJdili,n subscriptions to
the capitai stock.
a. G. TEAGUE, Prcsiden,.
Aug II ~
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Notice,

rs HEREBY gi,e, To all persons indebted to the
Il Estate of Edmund l5uyi, decd, to make I'M
mediate payment. and those having demands agans,
the said Estate, will render them in pr"ery a,tcsted.
JAS. s. TANDY BOYD, Ex'rs.
Dec lv ~
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIEID DISTRICT,
nv ORDINARY

nv ORDINARY,
10y H. T. WkiHlll Esqr., Ordipary of
ID r.dgefcld District:
Whereas, Joseph Ethrredge has applied to
me for Letters OF Admini,,,r ton. on all and
singular the goods and chattes, rights and
credits of Catherine InabmeI, late Of the Dis
trict. aforesaid. deceased.
These are, therefore, :" ci,r and admonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors Of the
said deceased, 10 hr and appear before me, at
our next Ordinary's C"uri for the said District,
to be holden al Edg"ficd e.. H.. on the 2O'h
day of Oct inst, to sI.,w cau.r, it any. why
the said administration Shonld not be granted
Given under my hand and seal. this 4Ih day Of
Oct. in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and ffiy-lhree, and in the 76.h
year of American Independence
H. f. WRiiiti'r. O. F.. D.
Oci. l2 ct 80
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IL OtiCc.

A PPlICATlON will be made at the next Ses-
N sion of the Legislature to re-Charter the Town
Of EdgeIicld $. G.. ~
July 81 3n 20
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Notice for a Teacher.
Fine Stock and Gin for Sale.

A NEW SO Saw GIN for sale on moderate
N terms, made by TAYLOR, of Georgia
fine article.
A very superior FINE BRED RAM, about
three or four years of age, oss of Liestershlre
and Southdown-bred by Col. w. Hampton, and
from his best Stock Sold merely to make change.
r. WARD.
Lofts ?. O., oct5 3: So
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Cutlery.

TUST arrived the FINEST lot Of POCKET
eD KNIVES ever in Augusta or Hamburg, and 4
few of the best SUPERIOR RAZORS, which
we warrant to give satisfaction.
ROBINSON & JACKSON.
April 81 # 10
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EDGEFIELD MALE ACADEMY

TIVE TRUSTEES of this Institution beg leave
i to assure the public that their school is now
in successful operation and that they are determined
to use their best exerons to place it upon the high
est and surcst footing.
For other particulars see first advertisement.
Terms--Recently established.
In the Classical Department, per Session of five
months. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ..Slo w
In the higher English Branches ........ l6 w
In the lesser " ........ IA 20
These rates are as moderate rs those Of any other
Academy of equal excellence in the Southern coun-
try. We desire that exorbitance Of price shall be
no hindrance TO any ones reaping the advantages
Of this Institution.
JOHN LIPSCOMB, -
r. T. MINIS,
ARTHUR SIMKlNS.
LEWIS JONES.
GEO. a. ADDISON,
May lS If l8
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VIM. QUATTLEBUM,
JULIUS DAY,
JAMES EDISON.
Fer Tax Collector.
A. r. ABLE,
THEOPHILUS DEAN,
WESLEY WERTZ,
M. B. WIlTTLE,
LEE HOLSON.
CHARLES CARTER,
THOMAS B. REESE,
Derrick HOLS0NBAKE,
For Ordinary.
H. T. WRIGHT,
DAVID BODlE.
JOHN w. SMITH,
w.. F. DURISOEr
For Clerk.
PICKENs B. wEvER.
THOS. G.: BACON.
r. B. BOUKNIGHT,
EDMUND PENN.
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Notice..

A IL those indebted To the Estate Of w. W.
N WaIling, decd, ar requested t" settle as
soon possible, and those having claims will render
them in immediately, properly attestcd.
CHARLES HAMMOND, Ex'or.
Jan l9 If SO
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MUSICAL DEPARTMENT.
Mrs S. A. RAYMOND, DiREcTR Ess AND TEACHER
OF VOCAL AND IssTRunsNTAL Music:
-, ASSISTANT, (tc be supplied)
Miss HELEN RAYMOND, Vocal Music.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

EDUGr lGbD DI' MI /.
IN EQUITY.
GrenviIlc Hord and
Eveline V. Hord, ct al,
John w. Mays.
Mary CALIFORNIA Mays, ct al
DY Virtue of ali Order from Chancellor Ward.
ID law, will proceed to sell at the premises
on Tuesday the 18th Of November next, the
following real and personal estate
The Tract of Land on Horns Creek upon
which the Plaintiffs now reside, containing
Eight hundred and sever!y.eight (s7S) acres,
more or less, and adjoining lands of Mrs. Susan
Roper, John Fair, s. B. Griffin, w. D. Addison
and others.
Also, on the same day at III" same place, the
following negroes, viz: Middleton, Abram, Sam,
DOGGY aud her children Boss, Mndn, Laura
and Sarah, Edie and her a children Dick, Eldrcd,
label and Margaret, Jenny and her 3 children
Bill, Henry and Mary, Easlher and her chill
drer Jefferson and Maria. Rhodv and Winny.
Also, a fine stock of cattle and hogs, pair of
carrage-horses, several mules, carriage, i
wagon, cart, plantation tuols, household and
kitchen furniture, and the growing crop
The realty will be sold upon credit of one
and two yearsswith interest from day of sale.
The personally on credit of one year, with
interest from day of sale. Costs of the suit to
be paid in cash. Purchasers to give Bonds
with approved sureties to secure the purchase
money. A. SIMkiNS, C. E. E. D.
Com'rs. Office, Sept. 6, 1853.
Sept 10 34
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ACADEMIcAL DEPARTMENT.
Miss HELEN MONTGOMERY.
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EMORY & CO.,
.1s4 PRATT STREET, BALTIMORE, MD.
CIRCULAR LICENSED AGENTS FOR MARYLAND.)
The following Schemes for October will he found
especially worth the attention Of the public, aud
orders are most respectfully solicited in them.
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Beach Island Land for Sale,

rHNHE Subscriber uierS al pnvair sale FIVE
Il HtTNDRED-.iCRES OF Beach IslLmi Swamp
Land, lying on the River, and ad" ing Innds Of
Samnrl Clark and James T. Garm and rented
the present year by James T. Gardner.
About 400 acres of the above Tract arc cleared
an, well improved. The balance in cypress aud
other swamp timber.
Terms made easy to a Egsedssgnrsl'aser Npply
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orders are most respectfully solicited In them.
s292,s92!
CONSOLIDATED, 40. FOR OCT. 2lst.
Prize of SlS0UO IS $4,000
8 {" 5000 is $4,000
-" 6 1900 is 5000
90 {" 81" 1000 is 10000
90 of $500, 70 Of $500
1879 Prizes of Sl0O, &C., sc.
Tickets SIS O0. Shares in proportion.
Certificates of Packages Of Wh"lrs, SIS, Halves
S375 Quar-. sls4.
$523,318. d
GRAND CONSOLIDATED, 27, FOR OCT 20.
Prizes of s3OOOO, 30 Prizes of 5000 20 Of 900
20 Of 500, % Of 4OO-20 of 250--ll9 Of 800.
Tickets $40. Shares in proportion.
Certificates OF Packages Of 25 Wholes l4S, Halves
"a Quarters 81.
5l8g, ,5Sg.
.Pasapsco. $50, for October "a.
Prize Of Sln,O0n is Slu,OUO
Z" 5000 is 5000
(" 3uon is 5000
90 GO ire 1900
500 nf Oh, G2 or 2u &c. &c.
Tickets So shares III proportion.
Certificates Of Packages Of Whnlrs $3S, Halves
SIG, Quarters S9a
sG96, 1905.
Carroll County, Cl;,ss As, Oct. 27.
Prize of s24, ,oOO 25 Prizes of $500
/" i" 1000 25 g 800
S 2,5OU 253 lis
65 Prizes of $50. G5 Of s4u, 80. 90, &c.
Tickets So 90 shares in propurtiun
Certificates nr parkag > COS; &c Whnles S74, &c
Halves S37. 26 Quarters Isl. &c Esh;h> g.
S1o6,506.
Patapseo, Class 2eA, for octo 2e.
Prz Of S6.sl6 $ SS.jl6
P"izcs o. ! 75na.c 1000
:. $40 are 2.0U0
10 Prizes OF 2CG, 2G7 of 40. &c.
/ Tickets 50. Sharrs IN proportion.
Certificate uf Package Of Wh"lcs $50, Halves SIS,
Quarters $75
$1,217.216!
GRAND CONSOLIDATED. ". FOR OCT. 30.
Priz' Of S7O OAO S S70.0O0
l 10000 is $4,000
80 l5.NU0 5000
:. SOM re 10000
" -" 2jN0 arr. 10000
P" '' l75n are 1000
500 Priz, Of $3.50, Sc &c.
Tickets $50 o.. Shares in proportion.
Certificate nf Packages cost 26 Whocs $3.50. &c
Halves $40 26 Quarters 70, 26 Eghths IS.
The Lotteries in Mary lIand are drawn under au-
thority Of the Stale BY Swrn Commissioners elect
ed BY the people. une Package in any of the above
Lotteries may draw the ! highest Prizes.
All Lotteries are :nswcrcd by turn mail. and
the Official Printed drawings with written cXpla-
nation s.n, Immediately the result is over.
When convenient send draft. us most secure.
From the very immense number of Prizes s"ld by
us recently, are fully justified in saying. that in
order To Obtain Good Prize, it is only necessary to
address line TO
EMORY & CO..
l54 Pratt ST., Baltimore, Md.
Oct If 3S
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REMARKS.

Drawing, Painting and the French Languag
are also successfully taught.
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PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Miss HELEN RAYMOND.
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CANDIDATES.
For Sheriff.

FELIX E.. BODlE,
VIM. QUATTLEBUM,
JULIUS DAY,
JAMES EDISON.
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EDGEFIELD COLLEGIATE
INSTITUTE
FOR YOUNG L LADlE S.
OFFICERS,

COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
REV. C. A. RAYMOND, PRINCIPAL AND PROF. OF
NAT History, NAT. SCIENCE AND CHEMISTRY.
REV. WM CHRISTY, PRoF. OF ANCIENT LANGUA-
GEs AND MATHEMATICS.
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Huckaback and Bird Eye Towengs,
Damask Linen Towels, with borders, some
very fine.
IA and s-4 Blea'd and Bro'n Table Damask,
Table Napkins,
German Oil Cloth, for covering Furniture,
superior article,
sd. 1914, ll.4 and 1874 Brached and Brown
Shreiingsr
H" As these Goods were bought for Ca
ser seldom met with. An examination is respec
HamDURG. April 90, 1852.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-31

Of Political Franchises and Social nmunities is
eowardly ard detestsbe as striking a woman but to
base the Negro's cain TO the common rights OF Ha-
mainly on the assumption that be Is every way the
White MSns equal is to peril his cause wantonly and
fatally. II Slavery had been heard OF among Us,
and -Four Millions Of the African Race here
as free aud voluntary immigrants they you'd sill hold
position of social inferiorty TO the Whites And II
-Four Millions of Anglo-Sax0n Whites we're coionized
snoDg any Twenty Millions Of African Blacks, they
would very soon assume and maintain position o. So
cial ssceDdancy.
But this disparity is not fixed eternal, unchangesble
The Ango-SaxoD Race has struggled slowly aud sturd
ily Up from position lar below that nov held By the
Afric. Americans These latter do likewise If they
vill-Dsy, they should they must But they viii
never DO by backing the boots washing the dishes
and opening the oysters Of the Whites NORA advance
nebt is always the work Of the few enlightened, ar
dent devoted sous operating upon the masses other
kindred and ultimately leavoning the whole lump All
advanced Races have won their position, all Free Ma
lions have achieved their liberties through patient ef
fort and heroic selEdenial Had the Pilgrim Fathers
ofNew England regarded their unjust expatratiOn from
tier Fsrherard as our correspondent does the Colo
nzati1 Of the Blacks the history and position of their
desceDdsDts would have been quite other than it is
Ard We are very sure that the Blacks will never attain
the position they aspire IN this country until they
shall have molly achieved like position out Of is.
g. Africa not the pestilental jungle our cores
pendent would represent it. It's West coast is more
INVITING genial and beautiful for his Race this day than
that Of NevEngland was two centuries ago. No such
effort no such daring is required of emigrants to
Liberia as was demanded of the pioneer settlers OF
New England IL fact, the bardships, privatiOns and
danger Of African Colonization bear no comparison TO
those Of the Pilgrim Fathers.
A. The civilization and Chrstianization OF Africa IS
work devoving more especially " the best Of Amer
can Black Men" J. Because the climate Is more con-
genial aud healtifu for them than FOX Whites :. Be-
cause they need land wherein they enjoy the full
est measure Of Human Rights, as Africa needs them;
g. Because their color origin and many traits of charac
ter will secure them ready to the counses and
confidence Of the native Africans, where Whites would
be suspected and Stunned.
g. We are quite aware that G. T. d. aud most of his
race will close the discussion with" Well, say what
"you will. we 'front.' 60 to Africa bat rH stay here,
ard claim equal rights with you as free Americans
It is their right 70 say So and will do all eau 20
MAINTAIN that right aud hasten the emancipation Of
those in bondage and the moya Of the unjust degrading
Social snd Legal fetters imposed the nominslly free
We apprebend that time must eapse however,
before all The efforts that be made in that direction
will be crowned with success.