NAMES OF PASSENGERS.

PETER HEINES, Eatontown, North Carolina; MATTHEW BODAMS, Plymouth, North

Carolina; JAMES MORRIS, South End, North Carolina; CHARLES THOMPSON,

CHARITY THOMPSON, NATHANIEL BOWSER, and THOMAS COOPER, Portsmouth,

Virginia; GEORGE ANDERSON, Elkton, Maryland.

Their arrival was announced by Thomas Garrett as follows:

WILMINGTON, 7th mo., 19th, 1856.

RESPECTED FRIEND, WILLIAM STILL:--I now have the pleasure of

consigning to thy care four able-bodied human beings from North

Carolina, and five from Virginia, one of which is a girl twelve

or thirteen years of age, the rest all men. After thee has seen

and conversed with them, thee can determine what is best to be

done with them. I am assured they are such as can take good care

of themselves. Elijah Pennypacker, some time since, informed me

he could find employment in his neighborhood for two or three

good hands. I should think that those from Carolina would be

about as safe in that neighborhood as any place this side of

Canada. Wishing our friends a safe trip, I remain thy sincere

friend,

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