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Extract q Letter from an American Citizen, dated


Flo JAsEIRo, Nov. s, 1896.


Slave vessels arrive every day or TWO from the
coast OF Africa. with full cargoes OF from Two hun.
dfed and fifty TO three and lout hundred Neeroe.
= day or Two since saw drove of them on shore
sar sale, with little white boy driving them along
ne street, as they drive sheep in our country The
Negroes arc driven 70 market and tried, 10 see
lhs! they are sound in limb and body. They are
soid Tor from two TO three hundred dollars each.


:. i was certainly aheart-rending sight, and when
otheld the poor Negroes on shore performing ali
Ands ot labor such as our horses and oxen are
accustomed . do at home, rejoced that the hu
name laws 0! the United States furnish our own
Slaves with 81 y comparatively h'ppy lot"