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od 10 my existence. Having had no regular
medical advice from the commencement. my
complaint al last got 10 such height that
could not swallow without great pain and
difficulty. rnmois formed in different part
of my body, aud began TO think my siisali-
on almost desperate The FIVE bottles o the
Catholicou which hive taken have CON-
pleiely cured me, and am now as well asl
could wish 10 be. With my thanks, | am your
Obliged humble servant, &c.
L.
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John BINN5, Alderman.
Philadelphia, May %, le24.

CASE.-Samuel Rain, a stout, full grown
lad, of thirteen years OF age, OF a healthy aud
robust habit of body, while swimming in Toe
Delaware, some time in the month OF June,
1921, struck his shin bone a little below the
knee, against a boat--no pain or unpleasant
consequences resulted thereirom for the space
of a week, when considerable inflammation
and swelling ensued. DIR. S. respectable
physician OF the neghborhood of Penn's
neck, Salem county, New Jersey, where thu
boy resided, was called, and continued his
attention for -four years, during which time
il grew worse and worse, until his ulcer was
seriously alarming, being of opinion that the
loss of his leg was the only means OF saving
his life. On the Sd day of August, 1924, he
was put on a course of Potter's Vegetable
Catholicon, and by its sole use Is now com
pleteIv restored. w. w. POTTER.
Altest-S.8MUEL Rim.
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GEORGE KANE
City Of PHILADELPHIA, IS.

CITY OF PhIIadeIPhla, s.
George Kane, ofthe district of Southwark,
personally appeared, and being duly sworn,
doth declare and say, that the above state
ment is, in all respects, correct and true, and
that the signature 10 il is in the hand wri
ting OF this deponent.
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.JAEMS PIPER.

This is TO certify, that have seen the a
hove case, and believe il TO be true and cor
rect. WIN. L. CARTER
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Gen Jaclsoa'SLeterio Cartcr Bsfer{sL
When VIC fIst saw what IS technically died
- The Fayetteville letter" we were disposed to
regard - as a fabrication Of some conceted po-
.ineal Top, who hoped to raise hltnself in the es.
tl1iation OF distant correspondent bv mformin.
ia that he lad beca seated at Gen. jackson )
abe ate his meats, drank his wines, ard. like
saul at the feet OF GlmaIie!, drawn insp lration
Ion ais wisdom. We had no hesitation, in case
II were not a fabrication, in pronouncing il al
unwafrantabe procedure on the part of a
2uest Of Gen. Jackson, under the peculiar cir
eumslrnccs OF this case, to give TO the p5bac a
astorv Of the conversation in which las no {
may nave INDUCED. But as the author hay seeo
fit 10 ayow his name, and since his ycfi.y las
been established oy the endorsement o. A4diaN
jackson himself, the whole matter has become "a
tair SUBJECT of enquiry, ana invites the sc1uuny
Of the people Of the United 9fates. As "a part
OF tins people, we sbai investigate lhc subject;
ani ON opinion, noa OF hereafter, formed as Il
is, and changed as it may I've by Subsequent eyi.
dcnce, shal! be freely and csnditl, given.
Even admitting the whole OF Gen. Jachson's
letter to b. true, what docs II prove against Mr..
Clay Nothing: absolutely not5,ns. We are
wiling to 90 as tar as Gen. jackson does g.
take his bill Tor confessed, in too. What then 3,
Is Mr. Ciny chargcabe with the conduct Of his
friend IS probable, in the nature Of things.
that Clay would baye made such an advance.
to the General And If it were, is il possible
that he would have selected as his confidential
taCeni aad Ambassador a man who Is said bv pulI
Green 70 oe grossly immoral, addicted 10 vicious
pursuits and utterly devoid ofprincip,e ? The
snpposi,ion IS enough to make crying phaoso-
phef grin If. however MIR. Clay is to be cen
demaed Tor the conduct Of his friends. on the
evidence Of Gen. Jackson, the GeneralhimseIf
mast be likewise eoademna I'd for the conduct Of
ms Trends on the evidence of Mr. Clay These
two eminent individuals now stand before the
na'ioa IN the same light, with this difference. that
Clay was not quite SO uncharitable a, 10 At.
tribute the advances made to him by Gen IacL.
Soa' friends few days before the election. TO
'he influence OF the General More than two
years go, Mr. Clay, addressing his former con.
stiiuents, said
= None made more or warmer manifestations
oi sentiments OF esteem and admiration thar
some OF the u FRIENDS OF GEN. JACK
SoN,z1 None were SC reserved as those Of
Mr. Adams F."
Now, IS it not equally as probable that Gen.
JACKSON mas Urging his friends thus to whcedle
Ni'' Clay as that Nj. Clay was trying, by a
SiDHaf agency, TO tamper with Gen Jackson
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TpuRfIeNa. ts1

Az ACT Supplementary to TIM fr' fa' acts ns'sid e
: -rr the lba-nen, Of Land Caims ca tee state Of A.
shana.
Re i ra1,.cd b. fbe Ssnn'r oaa Eauae of Re-.
s-fts.1fotirss Of The United dHtf ~ dmarffa IN
'C5.e1ss 1semb'cd That the claimants OF
lands. town lot. ~ ont lots, within that part OF
.he lanii, OF iEt former Land District Of lack
srn. Cdnr house, which Is embraced n the state
ofeAlaeaua whose clui,ns have been presented
oihe Commissioners APP iia'ed 10 receive and
rxanl,ro claims and titles tolauds IN sad Dis
4ict ot Jackson Courthouse or TO The Register
and reeeiesr OF the Land Office at Jackson
Cn,4,-ltouse. acting as Commissioners under
-l,. trovi,isps OF the act et lie third Of March,
one thousand egh, hundred and nineteen. en-
;itied s. An act for adjusting the cialmste lauds,
mud establishing and Offices, IN the District
East Of the island Of NcW-Oileaus and which
have no, bern reported 10 Congress, of whose
claims have not heretofore boon presented "a
the aid Commissioners. or 10 the hegister aud
Rcepigcr. artinr as Commissioners, or whose
claims have been acted upon. bat additional eyt
deuce atlduced, be allowed until theftrst DAY o
September eighteen hundred y twenty seven, 10
present their stiles aud claims. and tie evidence
- support of the same &c the Register and re
a.. . OF the AID Office at 81. stephens, IN
- cate OF Alabama, whose power aud duties
IL claton 10 the same, shall, IN al respects, bt
2, arned by the provisions of the acts before
s2cifed, and of the act Of the eighth Of hlav
eighteen hundred and twenty-five, entitled IS A.
aci supplementary to the several acts TOT adius
,inf the claims 10 land, and establishing Ian,
Offices. in the District Iast OF the Island o
Ten-D lcans'
Sec. ?. Aad belt fiaiher enacted, That tn
eail Register and Receiver shall have power II
receive md examine such tics and claims, and
fortha, purpose. shall hold their sessions AT tn
CITY Of Mobile they shnll give suitable notice 0
tie time and place of their SESSIONS. but may ad
iouin from time 10 time, and meet At such othe
places rs ma, he necessary, OF may best SUI
the convenience OF rhe claimants, on giving prc
per notice Of the lime OF their adiounment
snj tue said &es and Receiver shall haF
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xswerso a.noini u < tho SAD l,es Trrson
capable OF lls,i, slatng tne French saa Spanish
anemta :, an alie snail peiiYim The daiy q
Il snsialuf ~ such otiel duts a nay be fe4ui-
ed by the said l,eeister and i,c.ct.,t, aad the
nd LEICESTER and i.reeieef. shall each bo aiios
nj, /. = eompfz alton isi then tfces IA rela-
ION 10 said CIstsBs. aid iot the service 10 be
performed uudrt the provisions OF TIE several
lcts tp~hsah TINS Is IL supplement, at the RTE Of
.lle iaut,sand dollars pei annum Md The GER
418he5 ato ri anc thpushnd daiIafs per unnnh
ahisii several sums ofnoney shail be pad out al
ans moneys ia the 1frasusyI not eiheTwiss al-
prnpt Iated PfsraCd. That no more thaa opc
,,al : compensation sHail be thu allowed 10 e.
fbei tbc Regiziei OF Receiver on Clerk; and tue
.iasinent oi the whole Of tn aforesaid oompensa-
ion snnll be- withheld bs the secretary OF thu
iressurt, NUM- rcport, 10 be approvedby bim,
nance Of tnc SCI, ICES tot which Che same IS al
Haufd
sec 3. Aa5 be n further enaeied, That the
lgrartri and Becenel 81 fhe Iuud Olice at Au'
s,isln ln the 5iatcof Aississippi, be, aHd they
lte hereby, teqnted 10 separate, 30 tn As prac-
tioalile. nom liz liies % lands ~ Mississippi,
~ such paper ~ claims, OF evidence OF clalnts,
ior Bae frac et llud OF Town lot, lying IA the
statr OF Adban#a, aud eeriiy The same general-
" 10 the Reg Ter ei the Land Office at ot. Stes
1ihens, IN The state OF Alathna and on prop
- application. 70 deliver them over 10 The SAID
Register. whose Outs 1t shall he to receive the
anne and p.eserys. them amo, the records OF
tfts yAlce.
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PuRrsaocrn Va.) Jans %.
We are not amone those who conceive a mia
celianeous newspaper proper veic for TIE
dissemination Of theo;ss zeal speealetioas---we
10 moi think thai relis f5n, poh'ics, anec Iutes.
&C. are appropriate subjects to be n,agied "a
copron together. We however feel II daiy
to inform those of our hiends at distance, VIC
ale Interested IN the subject OF moral fcfsrm,
and IN tie practical success Of the Gospel. that
there Is degree Of relig iotis excitement at this
nioiHent IN Portsmouth. which beggsrs deserip-
ton. and is, wfshin the recollection o. Tie oldest
inhabitants, enirely unprecedented here Ihls
excitement is not confined to any particular de-
nnmlnaton--nort TO age, ses, nor condition.
The aged and the youth, the rich aud poor, male
and female, are nightly PROSTATE at the foot of
the affairs ofour churches, presenting IA specta-
ele truly impressive and allsptsa to the 81 re-
leniless. Nor are these devotional exercises
coaGned to tho chrrches--the dwelling houses Of
our citizens, with few eAceptisHs, are appropr-
atcd 70 purposes OF religious worship; aud tic
whole town presents the impressive aspect Of a
religious camp
Tie very interesting and solemn rite Of bap-
hSmI by nnmer sion WAS pPriofmed on sunday
last, when twenty 1--WE individuals of both seAes
were bhpfiscd.
We pretend not to give a description Of the
impressive scene now exhibiting in our town
for winch we are entirely incompetent We
may venture, however, to aiHrn, thai il is one
the exhibition Of which cannot be ranked among
ordinary occurrences. Palladium.
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fagored tia company at Claiks ard at Mfch.
eiiS sprinst each with tnssf.-Tlre reader mag
va 'hem ia ilcif proper places Inc one a.
1heheh's, Va eelais received. drank b. few.
aud taeered ~ l,one that~e he nd Tie tin
net AZ titrks, Has provided bs Capt kuEeI-
isoriz COMPANY dftoluateer Artillery, AND We
nave been ealled upon AID requested by many
d tie eprps, to slate VITA emphasis tbatfhe sen
tnient sent 10 them bY the Governor. was sarn,-
" disappfos ed, aud thai nothing b,ti respect for
ihe ''otefRof o. Virginia, Restrained them from
Kissing It oo tie spot
tar be q from Us. 10 find fault niih any eli.
zens iTeeiy espfessigg his opitfons a all tne
particularly on the 1th Of Jult set sOmett lig Is
due ~ al tunes aud nom a nien, hB,s ever ele-
waited 10 the OPINIONS aud even TO lie honest err
tors li they be errors, aud pfeiaaicts. Of their
ieho" cnzens. IL vas 40 hbefal remuneration
10 the polteness ot tie Company which had iuvi-
ted INN ~ patiake OF tei, festival, thar has Tx
eeileney shoeld adve offered violence 70 the feel
ipgs OF may Of them and sought 20 destroy the
harmony winch ought 10 ch1racarisc so ~aus
an occasion But he '7 sufficiently repriulanded
b. the disgust very generally manifested and by
ms ioasts proving an entire abortion. Prom the
Hftd oi ulis great Cummouwe We have a
fBht To expect examples OF wisdom, modera-
hpn aud iorbeaFance. and il Is subject otregret
''-'ti. Niu/in u ven loiIfd Heimgst 10 see
thct@oYelnor Of Virginia - Seend from ais Official
dignity, play the deinagogne, aud give vent to
TIC dIdcmpered aud malignant passions OF the
personal parIzan. The unsecmliness ofthe de.
pertinent Iscnhanced by the injustice { the sen
unent for no man knows better than Mr.
olleS, thai The President ofIhe u. States never
- has claimed all political power from thc
author Of our existence, Is pafan uni to our
Constitution No MIN knows better than Nh
Giles, that The President meanf tac nvey nosuci
idea, as that ne derived his power from above
country. No man knows beitef ran uur GOV
erner, thai what the frc,1dent did mean, eas
that lac felt bound 10 reverence the aatb he had
taken before God 10 support the Constitution.
above all human rec llsitbn Is not tnis n cor
rect sentiment Wy eadeavor 10 toilurc
plan and correct sentiment into a reasonable
meanhg2 Why hatthait gave MS Esceen
ey an opportunity of cetueina the undylue az
red h. feel, towards The President in common
with all who heYe oa@inPped nm IN the race OF
political pr'ferme0t Ri-4. .Iie.
IL The following are the toasls above rclel-
ed % -
BY Gevernor Gles. Tar infatuated President
Of the I. States, "hO clalin3 all political pqecr
rom the author Of our existence" a, pad
mount 10 our own constitution. Tins saves "a
caii the dissgreeaDc troubles 81 c6nsttuc-
ton
By WIN. B, Gilcs--The tariff schemer-Th.
silly boy WHO ripped up his goose, that lad III,
golden esgs-1he Soutnerns will not long pa,
tribute.
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Popne-Ns 4e1
fuHitC--sa ~
~ ACT hubofi.bp Tine pay "nt 81 iaetes totht STAT
LII. = L MN

~ ACT nnborisinp s5 arat 81 Interest totbs STAT
effeuaatlYauit.
h u caarifd M ibf 5eHaiC and House o
AeprecHiai,frg Of The Ia9ied 6iaifs Of 1mertco
~ Coagfts4 ,asen,bfed, That lhe proper ne oun,
ltr oldctts the Treasury Department be. and
tiey are Ierebv. authorized and directed 10 IL
quidlle and settle HE claim oi The State oi Feun
sBlstHia against thc United states. tor interest
upon loans OF moneys borrowed, aud actually
expended by her, for tire use aud benefit OF tho
United States, during the late wa with Gteai
briinin.
Sec .. daI bet further enacted, That, in
asocrinnnng the tmeuhl Of interest," as atone
sud, due 10 the State OF Pennsy lVaua the loi-
lowing r1les shall he understood As applicable
t. aul governing the CASE, 10 vii tnsi, that
il TEL Is, shat nol be computed az any sum which
pennsylYana has MT expended for the use aud
hrncft of the United Slales, as cPnecd by The a.
mount refunded o. icpnid 10 fcnusy wanna by
the rutcd States. second. that no interest
shall BE- paid 81 any sum on which she has mol
pad interest. 1hnd thai when the principal,
% any par oi il. hhs becn pad OF refunded by
r. United states. OF money placed IN the hands
Of Penusy lYana lea thai purpose the interest on
the sun oi sum, 80 paid On refunded, shall cease
aud not be considered as charEeabe to the
Quilted steIes opy longer than mp o tic tune oI
The repayment, a. uloIesaId.
see 3 int bell hflher euacted That The
amount OF interest, Nnen asecrianed, as aiote
sad, shall be paid ON oi any money nthc Urea
suiy, not elhrrH,n appropriated.
Approved. ID March, ls21.
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"eue'h ANs'"iu'H w '''N",''E eminent Il
S+e'ee Governor d''iNc'pG Inc 'oiIo'hS Al
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Sp--' "a COM ,''9V' WI ''sv''u"' " VIC
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nv ~ W. h,''e2' '"'', e. va, -. va. i"
h'nt'd Aaplmh JOIN hlI'AiI' Il WORT hN
m expression ~ 'ee a,A'n5 ui9"g" ',"r mn a"''
IN Nh!sF me h'n'l hzs'"pE t9'os 'n' IA mo
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pialnA oi bf'aRe"av'5 '-'"is ~ "e''''' u n'N
Soanay Stgh'' na' n'''' -,
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! NemniH ANA aeep'A Pa5".il,"nS III "'e in'6s
"nl'o mus, "aVe o','''s" " ~ 80, P'y"-
sue III performing ','o "u's 'Ns "'' NV ~ 't'
i'SoIa''on' nh'e' eoH'','e '.,'N P."''' cum
tnemef@non oh'f' oo' los' ul''u'' 10 '''e i,e'
us OF uas orP's'eo s"a'n' s"'1Sn ,'''e s''"' =
-, 3D. M, ,i,,,,on,,,tn Incentives 10 en.
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= Ii. !, ,,,,slic .i, nov, n. nm.
- it.,,..,,,..d,tat,,cn f,n,.i,,lc f,,,.d.
w., ,,,,,.,j 80. ofn,on G,.t scs, IN ,ba
,,r;t,a,, Tans.',,,;an If virarnio Ia, radically
- -, s,,,,r,,,o ~ ,b,,.,rt.- -
rcn,.a,es mad rendered modern republics. Ger
taillIy the Ynginian Republic as renowued for
gratitude towards their Neutrality-suspicious. ct,g ms
As were the tepulrfcs ofold, proyerhlal lar their
icrrafitpde towards theirs. Virginia brides her
srlfte, biahly ANN the many palarous deeds OF
her sons mott keen thcir heroic authors. VINO
are now no mureafofc,cr cmbalmed in her most
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we'd Sd Marcl ls27.
LPrnt1c-No.i IL

AN ACT r,r altering the times Of holding Tho DISTRICT
conrt the Uaited States Tor III" iastg.u ltret Of
V,reinia. boldcn a, the city Of Richmond.
r. s,acied bytie Senate aii H1Heef Rep
.ve,rolo,ifes Vim United Sot' - imeriea IN
5roporsss 5ief. That the terms of the Dis
,rc, Cont OF the United States for the Eastern
Di,triotof Yin ia. now drectedto b. holden IN
she CITY oil Richmond on the second day of A.
mil andtbe ffeeuth day Of October, in eve
~ year snail, In future. be held III the said city
Of, the fifteenihdfy OF MAY, aud or the iinecnth
dsy of November. unnuaIlyi and that all suits,
sei,ens. aud proceedings Of whatever kind,
now deprnding IN. OF retunBhle &c. sn,d Court
shan hf taN,n 10 n continued q ret1rhatle Il
the terms herein established.
Approved Sd March, ls2f.
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FLom he -Cineinnq.i Ga.eps.

hbN. JA1h0OS ACCO Ms.
VIII present the public with another spec
nen of Gen. Jae' SON expenditures, which re-
latcs to his civil iNt concerns.
Gen jackson oficratrd as Governor of Flofi.
la from the lst of june. ls2l. 10 Isl January
ls22. During thai time me tnxrd the Govern.
ment for salary and expenses 6u56 dollars IA
cents. For three months Of this same tne
from the 3lst of tlay, ls2l, he received pa,
and rmolumrnts as a dishande,I of,en,. an,o,,l,.
ing to sjl dollars % GEMS. mal>lng an aca, era.
of 6yO7 dollars. 10 cents. received from inc o,y.
rfnncnt 10. seven month"; rmnloy And a ,se
General returned to the Hrftnl.age in Noten.
bsr,i may. in truth. be ssId that he was IN NH.
nc service less than SIX months.
,g,. .4.z,.,l,
;,,r ,,, 49,. .''s '''','' ~ ~
,'.,.,,r,.. ,.., ,.,., ,,..,ls, 'a ''i,:i' o'
,,,,,',,., . t,l,,L5,,J .,,..,s.. o. Us a.
:. l,,.',li,, .'.,',a..,e. 49,
M, ,g ..,.'. - 9Ii"oi'
n,,o,, A. ',,,. ''' 'pPI'P
,5l,a, 7,,e VII, 49,
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COLONIAL. TRADE.

The Troy Sentinel, published n the interior
Of New York, contains the following correct
sirws in relation 10 the so much talked OF Colo
nial trade:
There is nothing hcn the Opposition have
nddra matter Of complaint against the Admi,t
stfdton which they have treated more unfairly
than the subject OF the West India radc. Ia.
'haf trade been lost TO us so, has II be,n
fosl by the fluli ofan government To bod
questions W. answered deeidedly-No. Wt
still enjoy all the sdvanlages OF that trade, and
shateyer might have been the result Of the mea-
Snfrs tilten, no blame could, in any case have
peen justly imputed 10 the conduct at onr exec
ntye inc opposition pape,s uniformly speIk
Of the West lnda trade as ii the whole wclc
lost--whefeae, when the British Hcs Indla porrs
were all fthcin open only 0ae Sert5H pad oi
or exports II the West India Islauds were SEN
- the British West indies. Aud even a. To
tnlS Fragment, this little remainder, this one Sc
Vcnih put, comparatively 50 Hnimpondat, We
nave Silti all the advantages Of dncci trade.
md ihr British themselves are the CHEF # noi
the ony 81 ,'rers from the restrictions upon the
intercourse they have Thought proper TO impose
4 IS adNitted, on all hands, that we shall con
iinue 10 supply those Islands as etotorc--thC
trade will stiii be continued by wayoi the nen.
'ral pous-aad under these circumstances the
'Npcnse OF The crcuitous tran, purtalun mus
TALL on the consumer, aud not the seller, on the
Vest India planters, and not on the graingtow-
c Of the l'ntrd States
The chief ofthe Oneida Indians, with eie II OF
ten Of lis nation, are now al Saratoga Springs
the chief having resorted there for the recovery
ofhis health They have thei, tents, and en-
camp on piece o. ground a short distance SCUM
81 the village.
IMPORTATION OF EGGS. Oar renders
will be surprised to Learn that Oh the assertion
OF Mr. fiuskIsSon IN tue British parliament, in a
debate on the shipping interests Of that countrY
If appears thai there were Imported mo "a.
Land, from France, during the last year, sjr'b-frs
millions efeggs, the duty Gu which was 22oD
pounds stalmpt
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urnrIc-Se. 6nA

N ACr authorizing titr e-tsbl#hmrato Arsenal, IL
the town ot Apln "a, "a 1aI1e.
Re Il enacted by he s,ade end House Of RP
relsHfGtIres of The Cnfed Siatcs ~ lHcricq. n
CeYtrte ns7mbit1, lint the Secretary OF de
Department Of Var be- aud he IS hereby, aulho
rad aud required to pu5e chase rs soon as II eau
be Effected, unreasonable termsi a site Ton IA
Atsenul. ia the town OF Augusta. IN the State q
Maine aud 10 cause 10 br erected thereon sucl
an Arsenal as may he deemed proper, fot III.
sale kepme ntibe arms aud munitions OF tn I
nilrd ,fate- iot the Northern and Eastern from
Ter and that, tor These purposes, the sum q
blren thousand doh rs he, and the same IS here
by, Appropriated. out ol Any money Ia the Irca
surv. not otherwise appropriated.
Annlnrrd 81 Nnlrh lA21.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-07-12
To hs Editors Of He Nni1nal foteffgcacer.
OFFICE oF TIE COLoyIzArIoS SOCIETY,".
UasiiHgiOa, 5ltpe .}ph ls27. \

Washington, We 3Oh 1877. J
GENTLEMEN. The Managers Of ne 1ateri
can Colonization Socicty prop Sc to fl ont on
OF two expeditions for the Colony of Liberia, So
soou as fund.- shall tc received adequate to thr
accomplishment Of this object The applicants
tur removal are numerous, the season most ia
yorable for Their departure is near, and the Co
operation the several Auxiliary Societies, and
u ali friendly 10 our Institution i, new n-cess
~ to effect this important purpose. II is hoped
that such funds a may be raised by t e Auxilia-
" Societies, OF by collections in the Churches,
viii be early RENTED 70 RICHARD SMITH Esq.
Treasurer 9th Society.
Il r GURLEY, Sec, 4. {. s.