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Letters from LlDer'a to the 9th December have
been received al the Office Of the American Colo.
nzatIon Society, ahordng authentic intelligence OF
he prosperous state Of the Colony, its increasing
extension and usefulness and Of the pacific dispo
sltion ot the natives.


lhough the rainy season had been unusually pro-
traeed, ye, the Colonlsts never more heslthy.
Factory Island and large dis,ric, (unliui,ed on
one slde) OF the Grand Basss country, he's been a.
taeht d TO the Colony. large pubic house had
been built on Factory Island by the former p opri
etors, ior the use OF the Colonist,, and IL was in
contemplation, immediately TO begin the settle
men' OF that Island, BY establishing Two respecta
bic families there. The Agent had also obtained
the grant (rent free) of an indefinite tract OF conn
Try, lying between the two Junk rivers, 35 or an
miles 10 the ieewsrd OF the Cape. A new town. for
recaptured Africans, had been founded on ,be
stockton, two and half miles below its junction
with the ST. Paul's; which is the third settlement
begun on the creek. To the leeward OF the CALI
mas river, all the country authorities have entered
INTO solemn engagement, neither 10 dispose Of
any part OF their territory to any other
nor 10 suffer their establishment. amonps, them
One OF the boats the frames OF which were sen
out 10 the Indian Chief, had been completed more
lhan month, and was found to be OF the most =. .
sen'ial service 10 the Colony. BY means OF their
small armed schooner, tho Agent was able 10 hold
communication the more readily with the ,a,ion.
paTts OF the Colony, and to protect the Coloni.ts
from hs depreda,ions Of the pirates on the coast.


Twelve public establishments including three
nc" tor'ihcatlons, were going forward and add
nonal emigrants were looked for with the creates,
snxlety-buildngs Tor whose reception were ~.
pec,ed to De In readiness by the middle of lamar
ne Colony enjoyed the most profound ,ranouilitv
with all the tribes Of the country the last season
had been soundanty productive in rice and "ne.
yer were the settlements say the le.,ersl in so favor
aoie state tor the reception Of large addition Of
emigrants as al the present moment" Teachers
and books are much wanted trade was prosperous
sno rapidly increasing. MIR. Hodges. hoatbuilder
from Norfolk, had died, and hi, loss a. os =,
cerely deplored for his pie.y and usefulness,
Mr.. .ash,nun, the Agent OF the Colony had :.
covered from long and severe indsposition.


Nat. Intel