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COlI1fUNJCgTED

An appointment having been made for the 4th of
July at Alansohicl Church, King William Couny,
Tor the purpose of religious exercises, and with
view to the formation of an Auxiliary Colonization
Society-a large and respectable congregation as
sembled on the occasion. The Rev. Robert B.
Semple delivered Sermon, and was followed by
Rev. Andrew Broaddus, with short lecture
adapted to- the occasion, as a national anniversary,
and an address, explanatory of the other specific
object OF the meeting. 1t truly gratifying TO
mark the deep attention of the congregations and the
lively interest which generally manifested in
the last mentioned benevolent OF .,ct.
On the close Of the address, John Roane Esq
was called to take the chair, aud Mr.. Christopher
w. Tailaierro was nominated Secretary-and the
meeting proceeded to the organization of an Aux
iliary Colonization Society.
The following gentlemen viz: Andrew Broaddus
Robert b. Semple, William Hatche;t, John J.
Roane and VIM. b. Westmore being appointed
committee 10 take into consideration the subject OF
constitution for the Society, reported one which
was adopted by the Society.
The constitution provides that the Society shall
bear the name of Mangohick Union Colonization
Society; that the officers shall he President two
Ice Presidents, Secretary, Treasurer and twelve
Managers; that there shall be an annual meeting OF
the Society on the 4h of July, in each year; and
that the payment of one dollar annually, shall con-
stitute member, and of ten dollars, member for
life
John Roane, ESQ. was unanimously chosen Presi-
dent, and Rev Robert b. Semple, and Andrew
broaddus Vice Presidents, Doct WIN. Gwathmey
Treasurer and G.. w. Talilferro Secretary.
The following gentlemen were chosen as mana
gers; namely, Rev William Hatchett, Capt John
Lumpsin, John Taliaierro, Doct. John c. Talia-
ierro, Doct. WIN. B. Westmore, Baylor IIill,
James Fox, Capt Daniel Ellett, Temple Elliott,
John j. Roane, Major Thomas Dabney and JOIN
Robinson.
Flfly-nine persons were recorded members oithe
Society during the day, and it is believe d that in
short time the number will be doubled: and, udg-
ing from the appearances on this occasion, we are
induced 10 believe, that when the views and pros
poets OF the Parent Society are generally known,
there VIII exist, in the community, few who will
not be friendly to the institution.
G. w. TALIAFERRO, Sec'ry.
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$3.50 REIIr8RU

IL AN AWAY from the subscriber in March 1928 nerr,
feet or inches high well made his NOT very
dark ms moth rather prominent, his front teeth broad and
knees and another his eyes and is an exeeJep
house '
i,'1S fE1D was hired TO Mr. Dixon Tnibelalc Of Rich
noud aud away about the last of June 1905 /; ,Lo 90
! on' about fee, or inches high slender made has
KIN mol very black. with black hair, which when
- ~ u m1hesn use Of the words vss," YER, often is
bly, with him ~ " 'e"iY' ""u Is prooa-
sd negroes may he lurking about Richmond where thew
nave 'r.e iaher hvirs, who caik himself Armistead Sn6
or about Warrington City, where hry have an unri ni
sac, VINO was rmAnc,raied by the will OF Samuel oyrrtop
60 supplied with Tree papers One hundred and
MY dollars VIII br given for experimenting said ns-ror. and m
hs me 10 Richmond if,aken Tue state One
hundred Dollars, taken in The aud secured in ann al
:" hn get them again, thirty il taken il, Richmond ara %
cured As aboSe or half Or experimenting ser rinr either
H., =, :. ALICE Is. WINSTON.
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country. We are naturally pleased to see the first
men IN the country the helm of institutions so
sential for its welfare We feel assured that under
the guidance of such eminent characters no associ
alton can anguish; indeed, we feel a generous
pride, at the manifest inclination. on the part of
those, into whose hands the administration of our
governments entrusted, to promote and advance
that association, which alone ever remove the
most grievous curse that was ever entaicd on any
country. But while the manifestation of such SEN
iiments on the part of illustrious citizens
Is thus warmly approved by us, how much more
should the same generous feelings command our
adiniration'-whe they emanate from the youth of
our country, those into whose hands the manage
ment of the affairs of this great republic must soon
come?
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IcoMMUNrcATED.


TO the Fisitors Of HIM. and Mary College
AT the last meeting OF your body petition was
presented To you by two gentlemen, said 10 be a
committee OF the citizens of Williamsburg. The
petition IN Itself appeared reasonable enough; but
considering your limited powers, the rejection OF
the petition was probably correct complain nei-
ther oil the Committee or the Visitors, but / beg
leave TO say that both are wrong in considering
those two gentlemen a committee of the citizens
81 Williamsburg. If am correctly informed, only
eleven composed the meeting from which they
derived their powers character. There have been
two attempts made tC convene the citizens for the
purpose oil expressing their disapprobation OF the
course pursued by the visitors; with regard TO that
petition, both have proved aboriive. This short
statement oil iacts will serve TO shew you in what
estimation are hed the late violent attacks made up
on you by the Editors of the Williamsburg Phoenix
Gazette, among the inhabitants Of Williamsburg.
indeed,so Tar from encouraging that course of vitu
peration and abuse, which is levelled against most
oil the College authorities by the conductors of that
press, the people have been highly incensed with
The Editors, (more particularly FOR the severe and
unneried censure of your conduct at the last con-
vocation) and many have proceeded far as TO fix
on the end OF the first six months from the esta-
biiShment OF the paper, the period when their
subscription to II shall cease. considered il pro-
per that you should be made acquainted with these
things, because you may have taken up erroneous
impressions on the subject, and might in conse-
quence thereof unwttingy commit Ill act of iniIs-
tee, though only in opinion, to the citizens of Will
iamsbnrg. | have also some interest in this matter
because am rescung from your i'll opinion
Citizen Of williamsburg.
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PUBLTO SGLE-

- ynue Of deed Of trust executed bv J,anI a ~,
- To Richard Clke and the subscriber on tl. 5ei a. 80
March is2A ard ,cooded in the Clerks OHee Of p,b,
ior The purposes therein mentioned, will BE- sld TO te L
bidder ot Pv'aifn Courthouse, the 27th dsv or 49,,
next At pubic 'ac"n, Tor ready money, TRICT ofL1TD
fifty acres, (eng part of the Locust mn TrO ,b b %
rut"onees belonging thereioi much thereof s may he
10 sa'iy heainont due Upon the said trust deed
chaser. tVAt & "a So 30 ~, Pui-
July 2e 1895 % 1'''.'e'
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az Ill he offered for sair Orange ,oe on Monday
w the S5 Ut August next that bens court d,y thai vo.
tavern called Orange Ho,ci, situated al ORANGE conrtc on
TIE nam Stag'-T"ad leading Washington civ n m. w
tern State, on Vie turnpike road leading from ~
Sw'iirun tap So miles from Frede and so miles on n
ioueaVir The stand for 1vetn c,uli To any IN yrcip
me building res! lrge conn,uius an good order Min
mack stable sufficient contain 72horses and oal , $50
NOISES Attached To the tavern five acres of ,n will; ali
hee",ary ouhoa'es for such eablhmen; the situation IL
remarkable tor health, the society equal amy IN Virginia
~ lhe !me time aud place will he Sold Is valuable LOTS
or hRoOND suitable for ANY kong of business The VII
iase at i time contains so families now Per
"h 'hgto rei ns IN such propcit, will do well 10 attend
"a ,ueh property seldom brought irC market Terms OF sail,
"I he made as accommodating possible.
,o PAUL VERplER
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AN OBSERVER.

To the Editors Of the Richmond Enquirer.
GENTLEMEE: You will please insert in your
paper the enclosed notice, OF the formation of the
Colonization Society al .Hampden sydney
MANAGERS.
Organization Of Colonization Soeietv at
Hampton Sydaey College.
A number OF the Students of Hampden Sydney
College conscious of the important results, which
must eventuate from the extensive establishment Of
Colonization Societies, and anxious to throw the
small mite Of their influence into the scale of this
benevolent and humane institution, laye lately or
ganized Society, auxiliary TO the American Colo
nization Society.
II cannot be other than source of much gra,ih-
cation to the Patriot and Philanthropist 10 witness
that spirit of humanity as well as policy. by which
the formation OF such associations as this i, prompt
ed, so universally difasing itself through our whoo
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ILL he given for the appre and delivery TO me in
" Richmond Of slave named TOM VIII, nb.ronf,t an a..
INST lie Is ~ yea's &" rather under The oduar, size
wv chocolate colour open intelligent eone.apc.
' sG EYES; and has been principally accustomed 10 The
iIousr aud stable He has wife house Of Nj John Al
ieh OF his city, and several relations necIborboo He
- wen supplied viii, money and clb;hes and viii rotalv
70 some The northern cities this purpose
u Captains ofvesseL cautioned arain rec,v; H.;
board. Hi'o
aPprehended on Of the state, 1 will defray all rea-
sonabe charges IN conveying hIn 20 this place.
,,o, WM. ANDERSON
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ON sunday Inc 7h instant, the residence OF her
amer c.l " u'ctn IN the county of Mcckenbuc. Miss
Louisa ~ 'resH aged 10 years and DAYS after pain
m hhes' OF hree weeks in the record Of hei death the
'hic'on which has given To the numerous. train of her eIa
'e . nc most lasting expression v her worth But there j,
sui due TO qualities excellent he exhilned IN
me tenderness OF her affection and The mnc, disposition
which ~ failed 10 win the hearts Of who were intro
70 me 'cie 81 her acquaintance. In this dipeaiion
OF Prov dentc which ha berrt I,consoe father of the
lender ohect n" In affection, the pleasing conoaon yet
mains 'ooi the anguish OF those who len To- mourn her
nmely end, that in the change which awaits unaitv she
has reaiized the happiness which result he, confidence
IN the mercy of her Releemer.
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TEN DOLLARS REH9PD

tx nv WAY near Halifax courthouse, Va from the sub
on The night OF the 9Th instant negro named
who sometimes calls himself Bowser9 Joe is between
cY ''Is o. age, nearly or quite feet high, tawney
ana IN, lost seveis Of his Jaw teeth. lie as pu-
ios ana where he has also vii. family IL sthere
section of country. will give the ,bovc ,s, 49,
son VINO VIII secure him amy Jail that get him again
July 96. III H. hoff-
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e. rOLEN out Of my house in Albeaar July, 1895 = very
- good siNtr London watrh, the No. do not rccnec, III
~ use bottom d oe case, II no both, my name Is scratched win
pa" \" g. When stolen from, ne, had hue inland cham
dnd small gold seal aud fa~s key, with 4 red Stone IN II I
cut OF repair; viii thank all The Gcneipen t,,cb ,ot
and reparers Of Richmond aud ynchbure aud ali oth., M
ss to take particular notice whether any such watch shdu,d
he brought TO them to IeFaI any other gentleman who
mglt meet with such watch for trade I viii uak, tbc
are SUBTRACTION II they will give some infon m Of bc
va,h" person who attempts 10 trade or haze il ron i.d
TIE hand OF the watch are gold and well recose the
maker OF The watch W. Plumber, aud in the bottom of he
'nshe case piece Of blue stuf aud put nIer SOM,
paper 10 any seu men should with .ue, watch he,
VIII Po''e Mold un1 they awe soe inform ,iio5
River. WILLIAM r. At-s'uvH ~"
July &C. ~ sDf'
WIS ooaueJ 70 the jail Of Henioo county on ibe 18Th
W day ni May, 1870, runaway. negro woman nan OF
SuSAN hc states herself to he the properly II H. Fre
rich Stcs 81 The town o Naiohes, the .iah Of onn
aid woman Is about thirty f yesrs old Eve 6 et fee inIt
high srd bright mula,to, he had when com ned aim,
ed cotton dress. wy
Toe Of sad runaway i. hereby required to come c
ward, prove prnrery I,y charges and take her ayay Or H.
viii be dealt with as The iaw direci.. "
JOHN +. BURTON D. &
For William Dandrd e. S. IT. {,
atUl
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.July2G.
LNPORI,.IIT

To those afflicted .rgih indigestion.
VIZ And,sPcpc Elixir ihalble remedy for the chr.
iaion Of ihe Heart Pain the pi OF the stomach Costiysn
an''ney and moving Of wind the Bowels sickne,. OK
NE Stomach LIS OF Appetite. Belchg m sour water from
'he Stomach, Dl1i"'ss OF the Head. Lo'vn,., .prts
49, HHh general IeGs'leSS Of tie ehoe lode,
me bass OF TIM EiN vegetable PEI ieoily innocent
IN m OPERATION Hdesio's that Of stomach The
ens, To The musel' fte Of that important rran 5y wieh
neah' me Perac motion o the Intestine. ssed and
s onVied new action is given tie system
which puts az end 10 man Of distressing SENSATIONS
i"irsS'n Imposition, The Elixir put up ccason
l Inc I M Ice % l i. az 6 Zach
prieie J6lN VAN DEMUs Lrwe e sos o. hy pro
preston will he pasted tie wrapper prr.tin
rd i'I broken eoupn With the motto Sai poPa
stamped over each end Of the bottle which none are
The of the bottles being large which makes il .ome,,,
announcement toI gentlemen carry one or two
yiaie This objection, by onceniralg the strength ,o
les S ihi, 'aYle medeae IN one consequently the price
e@ch boie III iu'ur' viii he dollar iiy cents,
Sod wholesale aud retail by Doctor q. l. SMITH corner
Of Allen aud pyisin principal Agent New YORK and
10y Doctor A. BROOKS. sole Agent or Richmond at hi pm1
aud p1iheeay store Main directly opposite the Ear
July &c. oo-xr
DYSrEFslA-We the undersigned having been afflicted
stomach and bowel with an iawsd fever for man,
years past for The cme Of which have had 10
great many 'med'e, without relief the recommendation
Friend we have hetn induced try AMI D,spcpio
hH'' rom ws''h we have found complete relief
s.' d"ty ~ recommend h's excellent medicine of
those who are ,l , With he above complaints.
fl l,SN AkEI BEEkMAN, '2i Lombardy street.
JOHN TAPER, 81 Orchard street.
ALEX. STEWART, S52 Grand street.
- From The Long IsLand Patriot
Mr. Ettor-Some time AGO glancine over YOUR PAGER
aeoienia.y discovered the of new medicine
'"r indigestion, called the dH Dyspepiic ERrirp Myself
AMI dausier having suffered severely last two yca viii,
indigestion, aud wh lutte benefit from taxing tire ordi-
mary ysPcpic medicine of The dayF, the a,n.rrnt
ea"ion aud plan'h,y of ih, adv eeIhent was Induced
Though with some Toluctsnce (asI an unbever in no.
run'y to procure two bottles apd take them aeoorli to Tho
directions heioe commencing the Elixir, sny gram,
Ptcduahta Which brought from my tomach an nct edible
quantity % shiny matter. hen taking the E.
lNT o. directed, and happy thai the of il ,or
one ""eA has completely me- that cat without
iht least unean'ss about NV stomach whether this relief
VIII he permanent ~ ony temporary yet able TO say
ny daughter likewise getting heet under shall
Continue tiiT medicine Longer, aud # IL PERFORM
cure shall know it, the public w be very nu cb nie,
esI'd >" valuable remedy If this kind SUBSCRIBER.
Newton, H.. - Feb Ig.h, 1925.
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T.9N1Y.4RD FOP SgIE

AVING practical knowh dye of the tanning h,
desirus Of ceiling my lanyard ia the town of 1jita
North Carolina Bark Of every description convenient and
&c ny odaRed. The village IS out iinr and rs bere mo-
opposition IN that line OF business, il i, beiiey that unIr
lbs management, capital Of $1,000 may he pr oGI
vted IN Stock Terms y'il be moderate and f
fo' particulars inquire the Compiler O6ee or nv e,ier -
The suhscibcr GuAKT 10 IVIi rctS, !"
NlIion, y. g. Julv 26. o.
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R.4.N.4t,
nNthc 22i Nay, small negro the name ,r re,.
~ about q or % of age feet or inches hivb bs4
thn V,sage, aud detected look. II believed he came from
me OF fredericksburg, and has in Cup.
per Any person who will the said negro in Jail or
give such information as viii enable Lin again. shalt
receive a reward OF Twenty DOllais.
., JOHN ADAMS.
''s'tfneio iuiy 20 23-wfws
me editor Of the Fredericksburg Herald will please insert
Otice for - 49,
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p0fud6Ie Real Estate on James Rire1 for sale.
VIE subscriber having determined convert his property
Il into cash stocks, aud line farming having moe,
nelr Rh mond ofers Tor ne privately his valuable farm with
IN miles OF the city NJ Richmond, :he tr,t dav f A
gust neN not disposed Of before that privately Il will he
ola q, auction on the premises TO the highest bidder NJ
o'clock The tract contains - 10 land equal Il, any m
The river; 1000 Of which is cleared the halre in er
come part OF which heavy aud the best road IN . Stale e,
ng through II To Oshoues Ferry and convenient Ia all poin
oi ,sse OF almost every considerable potion Of the
land hrt rate low grounds The harms two in nnmbcr o
lo"n IN The state, with first thIa hing machine in
5iarse and spacious stables, AMI convenient TO eo ham
one near the overseeTs house which comfortable M cline
an ice house dairy smoke house and kitchen &C. SC; theI,
are IRON 10 TO - excellent springs land and any nor
purchasing the land. avr the grown 1 AMI stdk
Of kinds, which Is equal to that any ian IA, And also
air market price so valuable as any that can he
pucbasedi terms accommodating by heing secured For
further particulars apply 10 the subscriber his rsn one
mile below RIchmond or u Messrs. Brooke & Coshy Auc
iIoneer who wall shew the property; aud lhey are fully au
thor1ed 10 contract fora whole a pat
June 81, 1925. I3-id, EDWARD Cnx
" H. The subscriber decline, Offering at public sale the
ropor'y; hut still anxious sell treat privately far
he whole or part Thereof Those wisin. To- pu-c6,e
"iiPe,e make application TO Messrs. BROOAE q COSBYS
myself II Inv ~
July d. 90 ~,
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attributes OF sovereignty and independence wi,icf,
are secured to the states respectively We must
confess that we were surprised to hear such light
and trivial terms affixed rights at once so sacred
and Important and particularly in press which, of
all others, is the most steady, persevering, and
patriotic supporter of state rights We have fallen
on evil times. The President of the United States
plainly states that the results of measures must attest
the force OF state rights in other words the end
lusiiiies the means The V. President is atudna-
ran In the most extensive on these points The
Secretary ofState, with the Speaker of the House
Oh Representatives, took alcc an ample space in
ms construction of state rights and the powers of
'he general government; and now if Virginia de-
ser's the well-known and able opinions as acted
upon by Jefferson and Madison, where is New
iorK, The hrmest state in the union on this point,
70 look Tor cooperation and support
Ohe iniraction, one innov alton leads TO anotbe,.
anu oy degrees remnant of state rights will not
be lett The national government, all powerlul in
itself, will, by gradual encroachments and con-
strctive opinions, make rapid strides towards con-
solidation.
When we hear such important and cardinal
rights granted, under such powerful guarantees,
called merely" cdbiiishcI,' we confess that we
are not without apprehension OF ulterior views.
Not easily alarmed, or accustomed to SUSPECT
the general government, or remotely disposed to
excite Jeaiousies or disirus, ii may be WELL not
withstanding, for the states TO have little more
sensbiliiy on points connected whittier sovereign
~ and Independence. NOAH S .ddc.
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CORN & IOAF SITCAR

COO bushels Corn in the dock
IS barrels refned Sugar assorted
100 lbs Cotton Yarns, Jus; received and offered f.,
sale by "" ""ei'" '"'
BRoCKENBRoUGH & UA2yIE
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Mr. De Witt Clinton is still! in Ohio; and pro-
posed to visit Lancaster Columbus, DAYTON, Gin
cinnati, Chlcothe and Zanesve. lie was ey-
pected at Cincinnati on The 3 IA public dinner
IL given to him wherever ne goes. His is indeed
triumphant procession in The enterprising Slate
who IS now copying The labors of New York
Mr.. Clay after being received with great eclat
by many of the citizens of Kentucky alter various
public dinners, addresses toasts, &c. left I,exino-
ton for Washington the 6th-returning by way
OF Louisville and Cincinnati. He arrived ut Gin
clnnai on the iltb-and strong struggle had en-
sued among its citizens, whether he should be ad
mited to the honors OF public dinner
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~ Office Is hereby given that ihe CELLS in the Inmate
ho'P"a' VI the City of williamsburg are all occunieJ
ana ihlt no more patients will he into The aid H.r
a "nIl some Of The said ce vacant due notice of
VIII be gwen BY order of the Court Of Direr.o,.
LEONARD HENLEY, C. c. ID
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To the Editors of The Richmond Enquirer.

TO the Editors Of the Richmond Enquirer.
GENTLESiEN In order 10 correct an erroneous
impression which may be possibly made upon the
minds OF some, must beg the favor of yos to pub
lish the following extract found under the Edito-
riai head of the WIythe Gazette, of the LIST July
(lS25,) together with some few remarks of my
own now made upon that extract.
CONVENTION.
I" AT meeting of the citizens of Uythe c0nl-
ty, friendly to Convention held at the Court
house Tuesday the I4b of June, being Court
Day, and quarterly term for said county:
Sundry resolutions were adopted, and the fol-
lowing gentlemen appointed to- represent this
county in the Convention, 10 be held at Stdunton
on the 18th day of this month General Alexander
Smyth, James Il. Brown, Joseph Draper, James
L. Gleaves, John A. Saunders, Samuel Headen,
and Harold Smyth''
The pmaseology of the above written piece is in
itself perfectly eyasive, and it would seem from
perusal of it that the voice ofthe people of Uythe
was for Contention That resolutions were
drawn up and carried into effect by depuiing men
to Stanton, in order TO devise means for bringing
about change in present Constitution. This
being matter OF vital Importance to the commu-
nifty at large, and right which is solely vested in
the people, il is therefore due the citizens of Duthe
that their true will and sense upon a subject of
such mOmeat, should not be misrepregented but the
facts stated they have really existed. The short
and long OF the matter is simply this; on Tuesday
the 18th OF June, Quarterly Court for the county
of Wythe, the people were assembled in the Court
house, TO enquire into the propriety of depuiing
men to St0untOl, TO aid in Convention with those
sent from the other counties. There were but two
votes given, one in favor of that resolution, and
against it. This is as yet the true result the
thing $50 far as | could see,) at Wythe Court
house, and in my estimation by no means goes 10
shew that the people of Uythe dissatisfied
with their present Constitution, and wish to ha-
card change.