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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-08-11
REMOVAL,
"INHNI AKALs
JULIA A. BROWNELL

a moved from Thames Street to Shop No 2, Wssh.
tngton square, recently occupied by Avis G. Mum.
ford, where she intends to continue the Millenery
Business heretofore, and having taken the s,ock
fn said SHOP, offers for SAKE general assortment Of
Fancy Goods, which will be constantly repienished
vi,h ,he fashions, aud sold cheap as at any
n,her place in town. Tending her most respectful
thsols for the patronage that has been extended to
6cr she invites continuance OF at her new stand.
July %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-08-11

(sDIDINAT!OS nu.nbcrs dr-v, in New York
~ Literature LOTTERY. No. [, tor 1925.
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-08-11
3bpIitirat.
foR THg RI.R RgpuBLIcAH.

Brief ,eViezv Of Ar. Dwfee's Adaress.
tn THE eREENEN OF RHoDEIsIAND
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-31

Mes Orleans, FEB. fs.--We publish
ed an article a few days ago, taken from
the Gazette of one OF our neishbors,
stating that the ship Pallas had disap-
peared in the Mississippi, in front Of
Mr.. Seguin's yard. Passing the Leyee
yesterday, we thought we saw the full
shape and form of the ship Pallas "
ing a; the yard of Mr.. Seguin. 0urcu
riosity induced US to cross the river to
sstisfy ourselves; when we learned that
she really had, as stated disappeared
but that DIR. Seguin had, with an extra
ordinary degree Of m~eohaAica ingioui
" and mathematical science, succeeded
in raising and placing her in a situation
to receive the necessary repairs. 1t
gives US a pleasure 10 announce the fact,
because the Mississippi resembles in
this respect some Of u lawyers; il is
very unwilling 10 disgorge any thing
that it has taken into his holly Keeping.
Gazette.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-31
Young Bloomfield,

| MILL stand this season, on Mondays and
w Tuesdays, .. the stable Of Abraham
Marlatt, fiokes sRun; on Wednesdays and
Thursdays, ~ the stable Of Jacob yandoren;
and on Fridays and Saturdays. at tho sable ce
.jaSob Sheetz, IN Shepherdstown, and be let Ia
mares at the moderate price Of ar doaars the
season, (but may be discharged by the pay.
mens OF i've dsasrs within the sspAon;) csghs
dollars to ensure . mare in loaI, 70 be paid when
The mare proves with foal; parting With, re-
moving, or not continuing the ensured mare
regular to the horse, foricits The ensurance.-
The season has commenced, and will end tho
23th of June. Great care will be taken %
mares put 70 Bloouiisld. but no responsibility
for accidents.
Young Bloomfield 10 a beautiful bsy, full r
bands high, handsomely marked with ! star.
blsck name. tail aad legs, moves With elegance.
IS remarkable for his great bone and siuew-in
point OF blood and constitution, superior 10
most horses as . foaLgrser, inferior to no
horse en- the continent. Young Bloomfield vas
sired by the celebrated running horse Dloom-
held Of New Jersey, bloomfield by the i'm.
ported Pres.dent-presiden by Keison-Nel-
son by Diofnede. who was Thoughts by sports
nsen TO be one Of the best horses of his day in
England. Young Bioonliield's dam by Black
Rockingham-his grand dam BY The imported
Yorkshire, all OF which horses are consldercd
OF The arst blood in our country.
JACuS VAN D0REN,
THOMAS TsIOREBuRGlE
March 81,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-31
Frsn ae Se5.nvsik roA.J Snaial.

Frsn ne Sfe45sausik f0Ns1 SziiaeE.
Debt If Ohio for Land-It appears,
from q report made 10 Congress, at its
present session, bs the Commissioner
of the General Land Office, that there
yet remains due, for lands purchased in
tins state, the immense sum of one mil
lion Of dollars, the whole Of which must
be paid, or the land forfeited, by the
year 1898. The amount due, in the
S~teubenyille district, is upwards of 1907
900 dollars.
Debt of Oaio TO the u. s. Bank, &c.
From a report made to Congress by
the United States Bank, i. appears that
the debt due said Bank, in the state
of Ohio, in December last, amounted to
Itco millions nine hundred and thirty four
thousand nine hundred and sizty-fue dol
lars and eighty cents. The d~ebtowing by
citizens of0hio the state banks, are
estimated. after d~educting the amount
stock paid in, to be SI,Ooo,oO0, which,
added TO the amountdue the w. ). Bank,
as a5ove, makes the aggregate Of 1884,
9s5 dollars so cents--and adding the
one million owing for land, makes the
| sum total of 4~,9S4,465 dollars so cents,
due by Ohio, to Banks and Land OH
ces.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-31

.Mr Euans. Permit me in your paper 10
state, for the information of those individuals,
whose better feelings for the last day or two
have been brought into such lively exercise,
shatif their object had been TO seek for the
destitute, instead of those with whom the good
things OF this world abound, some one OF their
numerous parties might, in the course OF their
perambulations, hate Uncovered in College
Alley, persons laboring under disease, not on
" without liflen and other rninea.. but also
suffering occasionally for want OF other neces-
aaries Of life. The writer of this article, wish.
es to be INDUCED in another remark: shr is not
decidedly hostile to Missions, or TO the eAhi.
bition OF charity in any other way; but she
thinks that in the promotion of their Objects
means calculated to bring them into contempt,
and agents imprudent and unsk'ifuhrt he uss
of them, should not be employed,
D9RcU3.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-31

Nssr Orleans, FEB. 81, IS25.-There
has been much stir in the Cotton Mark
ct for these two days, the packet ship
Azulia,in fourteen days fron'NewYork
brings accounts Of the arrival at that
place Of the packet ship Canada from
Liverpool, with information that, on the
first ofJanuary, eighteen thousand bales
OF Cotton were sold in Liverpool mark
ct, at an advance of penny and a PEN
ny farthing.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-31

A Canal from the Susquehanra TO
the Potomac, through the Conodogui-
net and Conocccheague, has been spo-
ken of in the Legislature Of Pennsyl-
yania-sontinssnt, it is said, upon the
complexion of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal. The survey of the route
has been strongly recommended hv the
report of the COMMITTEE on Inland Ma
vigation, of that body.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-31
Regimental Orders.

The North iowa company will muster nnder
Capt. Fryatt. until further orders. Captain
Graaihan's viii be mustered BY Capt. Jacob
Myers and the company formerly commanded
by Capt Lucss. will master under Capt Jamea
Robinson.
The Commanders accompanies win rnish
the Adlutant with the strength OF their COM
panies. on the first day OF the training; tcgc-
Their with a rcufa Of AL public properly appkr
cable TO military purposes.
WILLIAM GREGORY, Cal
67h Rey'E v. N
March 81.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-31
Brigade Orders.

CoL. JAMES BELL of Frederick. ir sp,
~ pointed brigade Inspector for the 10th
ted A. such.
The training Of the Officers Of the 9th Regi-
mcDt viii al Martinsburg, on Mou-
day the 9h o. May next. and continue foe
thr.s days and the muster OF said Re.iment
= appointed az the same place on tie i2th Of
the same month. Al Officers, commissioned
and ba'dng COMMISSIONS in lhe 9th Regimcns
and within the county Of Berkeley. are re-
qnirsd % attend the training and Regiment at
Muster.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-31

MARRIED, on Thursday last. by The Rev.
air. hrauth, Mr.. WGIIIAa SHALL, to Miss
MAJ, daughter of capt. George colchmsn.
all OF this county.
on Tuesday last. BY the same, Mr.. JoHx
NJ. SNAIL, to Miss ELr7. ssTa, daughter OF
Mr.. David Kilmore, all OF this county.
on Thursday the 10th inst. at Rofnney,
NEwros TARsoorr, Esq. to Miss SusAs, daugh-
ter of the late Ferdinando Fairfax, Esq.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-31

DIED. on Thursday Iaa., Mr. WI-EIAs
MuLHALL, of this place.
- on Tuesday morning last, RioaAnD
CLsosEr, Esq. q highly respectable eitizea Of
this county. His remains were inferred yes
terday with Masonic honoFs.
- Yesterday, Mr.. cH.Rrrs WILLIAMS,
of this county
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-31

A new Journal has been established
at Newfork, published on Sunday NOR
nings. by the title of the Men York
Observer: by SAMUEL G.. EDWARDS, al
three dollars per annum.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-31

FOR TIE ASSEMBLY.
Berkrlp esArl:g-Eiection the ilth Apri,.
owe are authorized to state 10 the Free.
holders Of berkeley county. that JogS poR.
rSRFiELB, Esq viii be a candidate Tor the a. K
| gcGeral assembly.
1TWe are authorized to state 20 the Free.
| holders Of Berkeley county, that Mr. Wtn1tax
Coon, wiilbe a candidate for the next general
assembly.
| UTWe are authorized TO state TO the Free.
holders of Berkeley county that Capt VIZ.
LIAH q. BURNs will be candidate for tic mex,
general assembly,
jcfeTssn esaatg- Election TIC 25th April.
UTWe arc author lscd 10 state TO the Free.
holders Of Jefferson county, that DANIEL Mon.
sAs, Esq willb a candidate Tor the next sc.
neral assembly.
GIVE are authorised TO state 10 the Free.
holders OF Jefferson county. that CAsysa VII.
nrs, Esq. vail be candidate for the next gene
raj assembly.
Morgan cg1sssy-Eiection the 9Th April.
Dwe arc authorised to state TO the Free.
holders OF Morgan county, that Col RopKsr
GusrTr, win be a candidate for the next re.
neral assembly.
GIVE are auth orised 10 state TO the Free.
holders Of Morgan county, that Capt. WIItfAs
SuEnaARp, viii be a candidate Tor the next &c.
neral assembly.
GIVE are authorised to state TO the Free.
hohiers ct Morgan county, that Mr.. Joskra y.
aDANs, will be a candidate for the next gene
rAb assembly.
owe arc authorised to state To- the Free.
holders OF Morgan county. that sir E~xsIAalS
oRKrcE. viii be a candidate for the next gene
raj assembly.
FOR TRIsTFFS- F2ccs;oa .ff,n5L,y .@9y
.'r. Ed;fsr. You win insert in your PAPER,
the follow ing Ticket as Trustees Cor tbs town
Of Msrsiusburg. A VOTER.
George Wolf.
Washington Evans,
John Strother,
John Doll,
Edward A. Gibbs,
Christopher M'Al.ister,
Cornelius Devinney.
The following Ticket viii be supper. ed on
Monday next. as Trustees for the town Of
,isrtinsburg, by MANI y07ERs.
George Wolf,
John 8. Harrison,
Edward A. Gibbs,
ashington Evans,
John Strother,
John Doll,
Conrad Hogmire.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-31

.aaoher Independent STATE IN South
.amsrica-The New Orleans Mercantile
Advertiser Of the cast inst. says, there
are accounts in town from Campeachy,
about twelve days old. 1t appears that
General Santana had engaged the army
and people throughout Yucatan, to join
him in establishing an Independent Go
vernment. An embargo had been laid
for thirty days at Campeachy, but was
finally taken of.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-31

The Nashville Gazette Of Feb. a5,
says, "We announce Maj. Gen. AN
DREW JACKSON, as a candidate for
the Office of President Of the United
States, to commence On the 4th OF
March, 1920"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-31

Support ofihe Poor.--The system for
the support of the Poor, has, in Salem,
Massachusetts, attained pretty near 10
The point of perfection; the whole ex-
pense of THAT branch OF the municipal
administration having dwindled down to
S64 SIS. Under the wise management
of the Overseers, the earnings OF the
popers have betrayed all the rest Of their
subsistence. In their report, the Over
seers observe:
"The farm,under the superintendance
OF Mr.. Upton, has been improved, dur
ing the past year, much more than in
any preceding year, since the COM
mencement Of The establishment, and,
generally, the concerns Of the Aim
House are in a more promising condi-
ton than they have been at amy former
time since the present Board have been
entrusted with this department OF the
economy Of the town.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-31
D9RcU5.

Distres sing yaecidep-A child about IS no.
.d was h,rr,t to death, on Sunday last, q,
Capt. Casper sehnebly's, nea; sisIpsoars-
tn mother. Mrs. Warner, had lt It the room,
and during her sbseuce the clothes ofthe child
took arc al the FIRE place in the room, and So
burnt it before she returned, that 1t survived
but four hours!-Torch Light
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-31

DrAE SIN: Allcw me the pleasure OF
} acknowledging through your paper, the fo'.
lowing donations to the United Foreign Mis-
sionary Society:
yrom The citizens OF Msrtinsb0rg to
confer on the Rev. John Matthews.
the privileges Of a life Membership
IF .a;d society, $50 90
From the "Female Auxiliary Society"
of M~artinsburg. for the education
Of John B. Hoge, an indian youth
at the Catsraugus Misson-their
annual p.yuen. $40 oa
II, SESSIONS, agent.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-31

The Governor OF Vermont has issued
his proclamation, ordering the 18th DAY
of April to be observed as a day of pub
lie prayer and fasting.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-31

The Eiephant.-While breakfast was
getting ready, | amused myself with
looking at a baggage elephant, and q
few camels which were in the act oil
loading. The intelligent obedience OF
the elephants well known; but to look
upon this huge and powerful monster,
kneeling down at the mere bidding OF
the human voice, and, when he had
risen again, to see him protrude his
trunk COR the foot of his mahont, or at
tendant, TO help him into his seat, or,
bending the Joint of bis hind leg, make
a step for him to climb up behind; aud
then, if any loose cloth or cards fall of
with a dog-like docility, pick them up
with his probocis and put them up again
will dlight and surprise long after il
ceases TO be novel. When loaded, this
creature broke off a large branch from
the lofty tree near which he stood, and
quietly famed and ay- happped himself
With all the nonchalencs of an indolent
woman Of fashion, till the camels were
ready.-Skelches Of India.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-31

The subscriptions in Boston and other
places i'll Massachusetts to the Bunker
Hill Monument, amounts to 95,2s7 dol
lars, exclusive of the 10000 dollars
granted by the state.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-31

In consequence of the numerous APP
plications made to MIR. OWN, for adj
mittance into the Preliminary Society,
about to be established at Harmony, in
Indiana, we understand that his stay
was protracted in this City until this
morning. He leaves this place for Phil
adelrhia. where he proposes to proceed
to Phtsburg on Monday next, on his
way TO Indiana. We are informed that
several families intend 10 emove al
most immediately from this District to
tlarmony-Niat. Int.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-31

The Sierra Leone Gazette o fthe nth
Sept. states, that the American Settlers
have, in imitation of the plan which has
succeeded So well in that colony, form
ell a new town on the cummit of the
Cape for the establishment ofthe liber-
afed Africans, their ,uperin,endants
and instructors. 1t is about one mile
and a half from the capital, and ii has
been called Iiompsoa', l'o,sn," in ho-
nor Of the late respected Secretary of
the United States Navy, under whose
auspices the liberated Africans, now
there, have been restored to freedom.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-31

A discourse will be delivered at the ANN
versary Meeting of the Msrtinsburg Sunday
School Union. on next Sabbath at = O'CLOCK
p. n. in the Presbyterian Church.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-31

In another part Of cur paper viii be found a
very important law. passed by the Legislature
Of Yirginls at its last session. 1t isa Ia" ION
eeruing wills. the in,estates' estates, and the
duty Of executors and administrators We
recommend i, to the attentive perusal of our
resders.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-31
20 Dolls. Reward.

GToLES from the sub scriber's stable on sa~
~ turday night last, a SO9REL .mf2E.
about ten years old; a remarkable nimh,e foot
Ell creature. with = small white spot on her
breast. one white hind foot, and saddle mark
on her back. Whosoever will take up the said
mare and tibet, so that he may be brought To
justice, shall be entilt a to tie above re ward
or five dollars for The arc alone, with ali rse--
sonahle Charge if brought home.
JOHN HHDr,
~ the > ~iusrarorG -'hi. near ,
.5tlrinsbafy, IA. .iIasch SIS
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-31

Philadelphia, .Marea 2l.--Among the
passengers in the ship Montezuma,
which eft this portyesterday forEurope,
were WIZ. SpEIc1LAND, Esq. Architect,
on a professional scientific teur in Eu-
rope; Mr.. JosEfH b. LlrsLEr, meg-
chant of this city, and three or four o.
Tiers. We understand that professor
PArrIsoN, Of Baltimore, will also Join
the ship at Newcastle, and go out in her
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-31
TMR AAzGTII2s
sIARTINsBURG. March 81, 1895.

lTThe members of the Protestant Episco-
pal Church, are invited to attend at their
Church. in this place, on MONDAY NEXT,
for the purpose Of slecting a vesuy for the
ensuing year.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-31

v UtIuItp ~
county republican Of March IL, says
that on Sunday last, about 2 o'clock in
the morning, a shock was felt in this
town, supposed to be an earthquake.
Some thought il to be thunder, others
supposed at the moment that it was the
rafting of wagons On the frozen ground,
and others thought it to be the cracking
Office in The lake. In Brookheld the
shock was much more severe. But we
have just learned from the town OF
Lewis, that it proves to have been a
volcano. We understand that there is
a mountain there, whose bowels OF stone
and earth have been thrown out to the
depth Of a hundred feel, and that smoke
was seen to issue from the centre, for
three DAYS afterwards. II is reported
that's similar erudition took place there
several years ago; we conclude, there
fore, that it is a genuine volcano. And
although wa do not aspire to the fame
of classic ground, it is demonstrated
that we belong to the sarae world with
Sicily; and if we cannot boast of cities
overwhelmed with floods of lava, we
have Volcanoes workshop in min AZURE,
and can point to a field worthy OF the
researches of the Naturalist.
Can't. 8. r. GERRY Of the brig
Charles and Ellen, of Boston, with the
President of two of the Boston insur-
ance Companies, have publicly made
Acknowledgement and returned thanks,
forthe generous aid received from Capt.
GLrFoRD, of the British frigate Fury
alus, his officers and men, for assistance
, renderedto the Charles and Ellen, when
hin distress, at the Island of Milo, in the
Mediterranean. For this purpose. Capt,
GLIFFoRD detained his vessel for sever
al days, and, the whole of the time, from
10 to so men from the frigate were m
ployed in making repairs 10 the brig.
The knowledge Of such acts OF national
%eivility and fIiendliness should be more
extensively rendered; and we have plea
sure in lending our aid TO give further
Publicity TO this act Of comfy and good
feeling Nal. Int.
An act has passed the Legislature OF
the State of Pennsylvania, fer re- char
teling Tie Bank Of North America fer
twenty years.-Bid
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-31


Fruits Of The Canai.--BUsrNEss IN
New foRK.--tt was lately stated that
property to the amount OF two millions
OF dollars came into the port of New
York in M day; and that during is
hours, eighty-three vessels arrived there
from sea. In the Daily Advertiser,
published in that city, on the 18th inst.
we counted one hundred and ninety Sc
ven new advertisements,a and in the same
paper of the 18th, one hundred and SIX
ty two, we did not see the paper of the
18th, but have no doubt the numbersfor
the three days exceeded five hundred.
This is exclusive Of auciioneer's ADJ. T.
tisements that occupy about three close
columns each day. Net. Jour.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-31

The following statement viii show
the vast increase in the value of canal
property in England. Old Birmingham
Canal, original cost per share, i4oL pre-
sent value. 2,s4ol.; annual dividend,
lcOL-Staford and Worcester canal, o.
riginal cost, l4ol; present value, 96ok;
annual dividend, 40. Trent and Mer-
seyTCanai, original cost, 200i present
value, 4,60oi annual dividend, 1901.
and bonus. Coventry canal, original
cost, 1901; present value, ! ,34oL annu-
al dividend, A5i. and bonus.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-31

An act has pessed the Legislature of
the State of Pennsylvania, fer re- char
teling tie Bank Of North America fer
twenty yeaTs,-Hid
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-31
CANDIDATES.

FOR CoNGREss-Srse-nss District.
Grwe are authorized TO state lhat Col. En-
WARN CoESros, oi Berkeley. IS candidate for
congress. for the district composed OF The
counties Of Hardy, hampshire. Morgan, berke.
ley end Jefferson.
owe are authorized 20 state that wfItr,s
Armstrong, Esq. Of somuey. is a candidate
for congress, for the district composed Of the
counties OF Hardy Hampshire, Morgan. Berke.
ley and jefferson.
Frederick and Shenandoah Seventeenth Dist
Col. A: e; Snsith
Alfred H. Powell. esqS
Robert Allen. ESQ. 2a
w. Steenherren, ESQ AH
FOR THE
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-07-19

African Colonization. David Patterson, Esq OF Orange
Coumy a respectable member of the Baptist Church
lately liberated slaves who had passage in one OF
the ias vessels which sailed for Liberia.
At Park street church, Boston, one hundred and thirty
one dollars were collected the 9Th inst for the benefit
Of the American Colonization Society. Sixty dollars were
collected at Salem, Mass the same day, for the same
purpose.