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In page History of Paraguay:

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Slavery had existed in Paraguay since the early colonial days. Settlers had brought slaves to work as domestic servants, but they were generally lenient about their bondage. Conditions worsened after 1700, however, with the importation of about 50,000 African slaves to be used as agricultural workers. Under Francia, the state acquired about 1,000 slaves when it confiscated property from the elite. López enacted a freedom of wombs law in 1842, which ended the slave trade and guaranteed that the children of slaves would be free at age twenty-five. The new law served only to increase the slave population and depress slave prices as the slave birth rates soared.[citation needed]