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theve
pay Siberty to
in
Moam
Prasirage,
and
are
at
x
They
any part of the world
quest of fortune.
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Mo? Sampson's letter allades suose
to the question of hired labor.
more
wthei
Commenceel ander the auspices of Mr Austin who established his head.
quirters here from its being conbeal station, having his branch
establishments at Counton, Twalow
and
Asney ·
I am not in
position to know whether
avele
the
emigrant's collected at these places
conveyed before Chinese Affinit pries to being forwarded to the principal Depot for embarkation, of opinion that they
but I
verslaken avere
as well before!
Chinese officials
as her A konsulo.
not
X
On arrival here they
tiply signed their contracts which
(Signed 188. C. Austin
witnessed by
had the mature-
them explained and received. advance of wages which genmally
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into the hands of the lehinese who
hudt
accompaniect them from their homes, and who as
dothes
a rule sold them.
you for the voyage
I presume that frisign
saving the
l introduction of
successful
Chinese labor into our Hest Indian
Colonies thought they would encourage
in
the system in their own
possessions, and the Rev? Mc Lobscheid.
gentleman whose long residence.
in Cochina.
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A.
Missionary