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Mr.. t. !. Wharton in his discourse before
the Penn society, at their late anniversary,
mentions that the German Quakers, who
settled at Germantown, near this city, about
the year 1852, were the first who issued a
solemn protest against negro -slAvery,-so
tar back as the year 1858; and that he has
counted no fewer than fifteen acts of assem-
bly, upon our statute books, all passed hrior
10 The Repointton. with the same object
the abolition of slavery tah.