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WESTERN AFRIcA.--The ship Roanoke sailed
from Norfolk on Wednesday last, for Liberia, with
Is1 emgrants; thirteen from North Carolina, one
family from western N York. and the residue virgi-
MIA Most Of the latter liberated by the will of the
late Nathaniel Hove of King George CO. The Metho.
dist Missionary Society sent out in the Roanoke rein


orccme their mission in Africa--he Rev. Mr.. Ben
ham and lady, Rev. Mr.. Hoyt and lady, and Rev MIR
Williams and lady. Mr.. Benhom is superintendent Of
the mission in place OF the Rev. MIR. Seys who has
turned home. MIR. Hoyt goes to Cape Pamas, and MIR
williams will take charge of the seminary at Monrovia