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Mr.. John Antekel, of Claiborne county, Mis-
sissippi, has emancpated 27 slaves, and is ex-
pending upwards Of $4,000 in their outfit and in
securing their comfortable and prosperous settle
ment in the colony. He has taken much pains
to prepare them for usefulness, and has attended
to their instruction in the principles of the Christian
religion. Other emgrans are ready to take their
departure.


The prejudices of the negroes against Coloni-
cation are giving way before the success Of the
enterprise. Confidence is taking the place Of
suspicion, and alarm is yielding to alfechonate


altitude towards their henelactors. Their own


teresf attracts them TO the colony