PEoPLE OF COLOR.
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1t will be gratifying the friends Of freedom to
learn that the people Of coloy held by the society Of
Friends in North Carolina, are all in fair way to
be placed in free governments. Since the number
sent out last year, the meeting has received donations
from this continent, to the amount Of nearly fys
thousand dollars, in addition to two Thousand dol
lars raised by themselves. We also learn that q
draft to considerable amount has been received
from they early Meeting of the Society Of Friends
in London. to assist them in the noble undertaking.
The present prospect is, that in the course Of year
or two more, 6etWeen one and f1co thousand persons
will be placed in situation to enjoy their unaena-
ole righs We understand that the principal part
Of them will go to Africa and st. Domingo.


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