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The Trustees Of Cincinnati by virtue of
power vested in them or assumed, have
enforced regulat ON by which the free
blacks of that town, unless they give GER
tain bonds, will be removed-whi,h-
er it does not appear. But that portion
of the population seems 10 have settled
this point for themselves. They sent
Deputation to Upper Canada for the pur-
pose of ascertaining what encouragement
would be afforded Tor their emigration to
that province. The result is announced
in the the following notice =


THE GENEROUS PUBLIC.
Is informed, that the coloured people have
obtained place to emigrate to, by the
benevolence of the Governor of Canada,
who has given their agents choice of three
districts of country They have written
back to their constituents informing them
of their success.-The country is peauti-
ful and amazingly fertile.


The Board wish to inform the public,
that there are many who have been deni-
ed employment, and cannot, therefore,
get away They have selected the follow
ing gentlemen to aid them by receiving
I~.%nch. donations as a generous public may
be disposed to give.


Messrs S. Burrows, Daniel Gano, J.
Sullivan, Mongan Neville and VIM.
Pushon.


Any money handed in here, will be
thankfully received, and appropriated to
the above stated object, namely--those
./ho are going away, and are unable to 60
without assistance.


J. C. BROWN, President of the Board.


ELIJAH FORTE Secretary.


Gin. July 80, 1929.