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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-13
[From the Baltimore American of yesterday.]
THE. FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKET.

THE.FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKET.
The PRONUNCIATION Of the English advices to
the 81 November, does no, seem 30 have ope-
ra'ed as strongly upon he F'ou, marke, as was
anticlpa The effect, however, has been to
render holders quite firm. After diIigenr and
extensive inquiry, we could not hear Of single
sale yesterday Of sufficient Consequence to be
reported. Offers to purchase Howard street
Flour from stores were made a, S775, but
holders refused 10 sell a, that price. The wa
gon price yesterday ranged from $3.50 81.
62a.
Sales Of good red Wheat were made yesterday
at 81 IS and 81 So per bushel, aud some small
parcels Of Ordinary at aprcportionate reduction.
Sizes Of new Corn yesterday at 43 a As cents,
and Of one parcel Of new yellow at 46 cents.
We quote old white at As AZ cents, and old
yellow at As a 4s cents. Sales of Rye at so a
50 cents; the lot at the latter price was OF very
good quality
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-13
COMMERCIAL.

The price Of Flour from wagons tins week,
has been steady at from 81 l2a to 81 II, and
from stores at 81 IS. Until the receipt OF tue
news BY the packe. ship Brighton, bringing
London dates up to the lst November, advis-
ing Of further advance in the prices Of Gram
and Flour, which has had the effect TO make
holders more confident and advance the wagon
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-13

later received on Wednesday last, by a
.hm,n in Philadelphia, dated Loadon, De-
,.r CO. SAYS that AmericaL -four would fetch
- r.r bar'el ia bond.
p, : Rank Stock in London was Isl. 10.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-13
Arn,ENs, sNy.D@IAs
.,an,y MORNING, DECEMBER 10, 1928

q. have given in oui paper to-day, further
,.,s from the foreign news by the last ar
i which complete the most important
-, f intelligence. I.-t5ls
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-13

price from 80 to 37t cents. Sales from stores,
yesterday, a, 81 SO: holders generally ask
higher prices. ~ 5
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-13

Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. o,
To be lrawnin The City of Was!ingtnnon Tuesday 10Th
Dec 4snumbers, drawn o"n,s-on i, II 4so TICK
quarters S, eigh,hs 50; sxteents rs. For sale at
Connecticut State Lottery,
For the benefit Of the Retreat for the Insane, No. D.
TO be drawn at Hartford on Friday, l9th December
48 numbers drawn ballots Highest prize soooo
ricke,s s., halves ,, quarters l.
Union Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania,
No IA, for 1928, to be drawn at philadelphia on Wed
ne sday 3Ist December ~ numbers-6 drawn bal
lots Highest prize $4,000. Tickets $40, halves H.
quarters S, eigh'hs 2a-For sale at
=. CORSE'S
Lottery and Exchange office, King st .4eSandr,a
Drawn Numbers Of the Dismal Swamp Canal Lote'
~, class No. Is,
27 l9 43 A. IA
Drawn numbers of the New-York Consoi'dsted LOT
terv. extra class, No IL,
"a 80 90 SO "a
dec Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-13
Groceries at Cost.

HAVING determine I TO close my business Vow
elps wharf, will sell off at primo cost until 18th
instant mywhole stock, together with that Of the late
firm Of Robinson e Shinn; consisting Of Whisky,
Brandy, Pork, Sugar, Coffee, Teas, and
GROCERIES GENERALLY,
Stand caskl scales weights, measures and every ar
tcle necessary for grocer, store On the 18th inst.
the residue viii re closed AZ auction.
d.cIe JAMEs ROBINSON:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-13

a. The tire first sub-.chcnes at the
M9hFL IND STATE LO7T'ERY No 6
for 1873, being over, order to allow tins for distant
adventures tc small prizes, we'll as 10 afford
an opportunity those yet supplied vi tic cts,
to procure them the craving Of the Fourth Sub enc
which completes The Lottery. will take pace ~ The
City of BRLTYHORE on "wednesday the S1st DE.
GENDER. when the whole Of the following PrIzes
will he distrbutetl wiz
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-13
10 Rent.
Found,
Cash for Negroes.

7 WISH to purchase so or so likely young NE
4 GROES Of both sexes from the ages Of 10 to IS
wears will also buy Mechanics ofevery description
The highest prices will be gven Letters addressed
to the subscriber, through the post-oce ut Aexan-
dria, will be attended to. f. p. LEGG
dec IL Il
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-13

the Parishes in Charleston Congressional Dis
trict, put Col. ron in nomination.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-13

Grand Consolidated Lottery, No 10,
win be drawn in Washington City on TUESDAY me
10Th December-42 number Lottery, drawn oa.o's
Only Il $50 tickets. Capital Prize CSC, 600 Tickets
CO. halves 10; quarters S; eighths so, sIteenfhs
IS, to be had in variety Of numbers at
=. II. WHITES
Lottery Office, Royal street.
whore was sold in the last Union Canal Lottery, one
half OF the Capital Prize of 900 dollars and many
other handsome prizes. :, -.
ar All ordersby mail. post paid, enclosing cash OF
pze tickets in former lotteries and orderhgueke's o.
shares in any responsible lottery, will receive prompt
attention from NJ ~
deco
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-13
co LENS OFFICE.

ia Narkr' .'rrtt Baltimore,
Where the Capital Prizes in all the previous classes
were sold, and where BOTH the great pr yes Of
One Hundred IhouSGnd Dollars each
were sold in former Lotteries, and where capital
prizes have been sold than at any other office in 5mc
RIGA.
UJ ORDERS either by mail (post pai,l) or private
yance enclosing the cash prizes will met, tho
same prompt and pnnc;uaI attention as if on personal
application. Address to
il COHEN, Jr BROTHERS, = Baltimore
or The Register, containing the Offic.a Ls', will
be forwarded Immediately after the dra wig, those
who may request L..
Bali1,me, Nop. Il, 1923 1awt27p nov 90
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-04-08
Lteroal Improvements.

!int contents that Whether Mr..
Adam. be right or wrong in respect to
the tariff. or his in,faby gigantic
aramss Of internal Improvement. his
Il tft.a> NAV applaud ami the nation trust
H.. b"canse us opinions are at least as
rla'l- iGnsr ; General Jackson. This.
alltapsn q IS, turn out to be an I'M
rrosr6ctt upan 'he old absurditv of i@
Nnfnih f2F ..npfit,. j. probably the most
lar lrd To- ida'll" inference in the adj
dresa Tor, a. !,v.ker las said. that change
eten from M WafSg is sometimes inc,n-
rrG!ett tferc night be some cuor Of
reason il 1'!vi.iu. the American ueapIc
to rest sasi.iiel with tdau,s. seem. that
jackson ) opiplnns C0iici,lel with his.
Bnt ui4ic fenately fu Mr. johnson. even
ltils s!c", argument is tcDieti MIN by
Abe assertion u the Richmond m, etins.
BY witch his cOnvenion stands pu)licI,
a.,illatsu, and TO which hp scnt in nj, me
n0rat'p adhesion. That assertion i, moi
c.sa'rwe'i or disputed. ani IS of course
ajop'ed by Mr. johnson, address. and
itGeclare- THAT Zen jackson -hrnud ,
~ opinions OF the tariff il mpene,rable
M .ery," While these opinion, are
thus concealed in impen.trabe uys-
teri" now does Mr.. Johnson discover
that they colhcije exact. with those oi
Mr.. Adams The dett, tim Of such an
insdlous Inconsistency as this, in the
g re. earnes' and putIc afIirmatons II
a man OF NJ Johnson's standing, must
affect even ii- adrer,aries with more re
gret tllan pleasure and excite feeling
Of tender ugha'rence, like thar whlch in
duc'e rs t9 PITT and approve the execu.
ton Of criminal.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-04-08
sas right Of taxation Vested in the federal gov.


"a right Of taxation vested in the Federal Eov-
-rnment ought no, to be carried, will be season.
ably determined by the luminous collision Of
their respective systems.
The power of taxation, like other powers
vested in the general government, has al object
direct and objects resulting Its direct obiec, is
the raising OF revenue among its ,esvitinr OBJ
iects is the encouragement of domestic manu-.
features. This is clearly secondary in intention
and subordinate in Importance TO the first OBJ
iect. II must accordingly be inc, eased or d.
minisbed, as the scale of taxation il enlarged o
contracted But il is an Inversion of the order
OF things, as well as nerversiun of The mean.
inc Of The constitution, to saw that he scale Of
revenue is to be enlarged not to suppl, th.
necessary expenses. or 10 nav the d, bts of the
nation, but to increase the rssuitiug action #
the taxing power-a mower winch nl,inly ould
never have bee intrusted to the general gov.
ernment Int for the necessitv which exists in
all governments for its direct o5icc', revenue
He CO IT does no, follow. AS Mr. Johnson la
bors n show. 81 cause Gen WASHINGTON estab.
Lshed a ,ar,ff of duties. and succeedl,, q admin.
,s,,ations increased il. ina, his noi,cy and the
Eolcy Of his SUCCESSORS vas. in This respect. the
sumo Gen Washinptun's nolicv went no
IN; Their than the direct obiec, Of the ,axinp nov
er required. The Lghtes, du,y ON the MINOR
taiion Of English boots communicate, some de
gree of announcement 10 American boot ma
kers and tanners: and as Ina, no s,mila ,h,ie.
must be jmposed in order 10 ntuvide in The,
most conyenien, way for The EXPENSES Of goy
eminent il is cer,ai,ly a mitigation Of the ne.
eessarv evil of ,aya,ion. tha, aus.f,l branch M
domestic industry should he nrnmo,ed bv il,
Bat the mitigation Of an evil does no, make il a
poud. And the obi.ction which lies ap,ins,
the polcy of Mr. Adams. and in lis. d,,pre.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-04-08
Jachson's Temper.

The temper of Gen Jackson said unsuitable as his ,,,,v ~
" the spirit OF domination dis his letter 10 Gov K
See II,
une k though no setaS Office M IA
y and Of
Hamilton
'onAop
frank Johnson five dysong
tWTtshe OF
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-04-08
Lachson's Grant Of Capacity.

Having th t...e infelicitous errors.
both Of argument and assertion, endea-
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-04-08

by
us comrades Whereas silent member regarded such
hd ana
@ more sehes create and for that
mei"t When Patrick Henry asked olethouo greatest
the famous Congress, of ~ lust retrne, he en.
You sreak q "quencc, Mr. Rntlege Carolina by Ear The
but Solid
s"h sohb the greatest that n'
Pasu houSh and resned this and other
trace % wh IN the accurate lie and estimation Johnson slammed
guam metiocrty" one
takes that his most oauIar ] ~
e"ct with the dictates of judgment Of Patrick ien AMI
the example Of Washington. ~ 'y anu
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-28

.s,sarel IN a ttate Of e"ns'erna.
P1wei'' ~" ~, 10 Re described. Ntlloni
t'n t,r,i ut fhr consequences OF TIE ~,
tn5ahi' I'll tbela the reason 81 sueh a hffSch
far, ht a" 4so,i>sed them, after giving an e.
81 ia"'' ..r with forcei composnfe, adding
ya+i'e >" abie derlaratipu-that the Forte
tbs f' .,,et having listened for II mo-
ar.fs 49,. EXAMINATIONS aud tie promises OF
raeih " >,hassad0t> tat 'seif nfeseh'e ~
tbf M .,,,ie was indifferent 10 the Porte 'ha'
fea.'a", o,tdbe given iumeithertoeoor 'i'y'
taa''" me al Il .ritg Il deiefTnine what ihey
t8h 40 lastly. thhtIhe anitanhad feso''eu 10
$50 n all intercourse VIII them.
eies1 4" cine Franks passed. lniae greatesi a.
$50 ,yyn DAYS, during winch the NIn>S"n'
az .ramrd to expect, wiihd impotence .ne re-
NAV oftbeir sultan. who Lad c~on'oheh a
s'', .ae.onhly OF the Ditsa. ihis assenb'y
g3'' Tia, me Nunils. aud aaitf ifanias-eN''
Us ,,o adverse 10 the INV system
= snmmoacd to attend II. tF 'ts"'
We at,,s was anxiouslY expected y Pera'
dehot'1' az tvoo O'Clock. nothing certain W.
N'an.p. Bat. Ia The evening, energetic mea
f7 80 generally spoken Of as having been
qe result OF H. At ~ ,bo ,roat;es with the
~ .o,s Fraocp. England and itussia, and
u" ~. ,be Con enfion Of Akerman, we're de-
.,p',I" ,r, and yoiI; hat he Porte hreaks off all
en- .,rs with the Ambassadors of the thtcr
that il. h ueyer. considersth then as I'M
~ A. ,,otection ofthc law of nations, and that
- ,is 10 provide for then personal safety So
" y" ,hev remain on the Turkish territory
I'M s1. 5sclolatiou has been communicated to NJ
toneofr!s .,s,h ,,,,. ,oo,,co
-. Eycrlencv Sin Th9s Munro, Gov. OF
a.. Jtcd Of cholera ofbus, July 9th. Al
,s, he was IN hi, usual health. He retir-
" ,,te ,omr ro,t during the hea, OF the day,
y,s a CONS, in two hours.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-28

%duiih1um 81 turu9e, W. ar1hi 10 t1ruE The
s liar. who Is n laan u real tasenis. IN behold
iig the weakness aflis umpire. viii avnkrn
from dreams + tFtanny and vengeance. mud
will better understand N whnt porr, the safety
aud integrity Of his kIrgt1m ll,s. Tie will ~.
derstand. flat tie vineyard ~ which he dwells is
ollv secure NON a>stuitl the respect which o.
theirs enter m lor Is outward fences, and that
the Wild boar can nj a moment be lri loose TO
throw down mud iranple them under root.
There Is "A VOTE ~ he rod. aud We trust that
ii will speat iniellIs lily TO tat et,st ya,sal Of
the Porte, whose geaius Luuss no allow hm its
cruelty, tn GENEROUS tash has bocu allotted to
him Icy providence, TO ena,af upon q branch.
yet wild, the shoots Of civilization, and to reign
over provinces which he las rceeneraied
aud brought within the pale Of social Europe.
Esoneratrd, bat recently. indeed, from his para
noun. lori he has bad an opportunity yet left Of
coming OFT Of tbs Gishonotablc struggle " without
being dcs3oiled.
For ourselves. we feel no mistrust and with
respect to the reports. flat the european Am.
bassadors are sent To fhe Seven Towers, we he
lieye them 10 br wholly destitute o. foundation.
The Porte knows we'll ~hat would happrn should
a single Ian f4il from the head at the Anbassa.
doris. lie dIvan Is not So deaf, but that It can
distinguish from afar the neighiup uCihc RusSi-
an horse NJ Is $50 hlnd thar it cuunot dis
/ corn the Christian fleets h~cSslging the entrance
of the BoSpAorns. 1.-THE Porte wants rchnc.
mcnt, il sill retains the instinct ofnarrow. l.Inds.
II knowt what tie blockade OF TIA, pm,Ipnclles
would prepare for is capital, AND to what dos
pcraiion fanline niehf Wfge a population only
swaycd by gusts Of passion and solid fear.
The ultrtlor consequences Of the lat victory
are no" to be disposed ofbN III, Councils Of he
Great Powers, vino may ufpu'd tApm at their
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-28

.indlvidnal a. Washington. ~ which Do 'ays
re rto Gets - IL a1m,niktl tnn in GrV
York nusvttatsia md iiH W. Hrp hight,
Hai'c t"g. HsHHmt M not nj liberty To-
m,uIiuu, least might .nfel.h TODD fat he trn.
<aisnus cppestuon-Aao ali receive 10y the
NATL that brinEs this. u ferntt md substitute
Ptrscn'rJ hg the ram mifee 10 whom was 70
irrfed thu mtmuiiHls ol tie Caloniznliou so.
oiriv-oiso tie rrnaai Report Of The Come
missioner of thr kanaaha f8ad u Navigation.
Its itsi wtiI be- laken n, II Inc House Ia It
few dUN s--tle last i itieirrd 10 II. Com
mpltcr OF Roads and inrfnnl Nayigption;
Whether Nr Gafland.s tirAs vii be adopt .
a. 10 whole ar t. any ]esieni. | an mnahlr.to
say | consider fhrm worthy a. gieat cunsido.
ration. Yours respectfully.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-28

n ADVERTISEMENT The subseribcr ha.
~. removed from the BRICK 10 the Whit
1tnemeut NJ Amherst {. House, aud nj the
lhtter place he vii continue III Tavern. He
sincerely thBnLs his friend aud the public for
The patronage heretofore extended TO him and
hr -olicit5 the continuance al their thyours-
lie rlcd 'cs his unremitiing attention 10 his
business, and trusts his quests viii hr satish.
ed wuh his Table aud h Ilouse.--lhe leuc-
mrnt he o]coupies has been thoroughly
rel. red, aud = veil II Ilpted 10 u Tavern,
JOHN FRANKLIN.
Jan 90. ts34
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-28

SPLENDID sCHEME
- 20 amonnlinp 10 3 Ia nnn

18A5 brlzes amounting 10 $4,000
o. All tire Prizes ia a wheel. and nll ibe MIN,
berS IN another AZ o5ce-Ihe y hole Scneiae foheI
drawn in OIL DAY and the VIII ole amount III
Pizes Inny be had, soon as dawn.
Price Of Iitle,s SO 90 Z opafters IS.
Halves, J 30
o. The 1000 Prizes OF 20 10 be. awarded q,
the FIRST, second or bird division, 70 he deierruin-
ed 10y .ilat@ Inch may draw the capital prize Of
$4,000 50 maj a Holder ofthree hunters, orc
OF which shailb be IN each division is certain 10
draw one ~ ize and may draw -Four.
The C%aoilsl / rise Of $1,000 10 DO paid IN
part by I0n0 Iitfefs IS no" seated ~ & deposit.
cd II the Batk OF Virginia At } nchttre. Il snls
irc1 10 Tie control Of he holder Of the iicie..
lie prize Of $1,000 10 be paid in partaiys
package of600 tickets is deposited IN ike n,an
ner.
'.'Otders by mail NEE, the same altentiti
gwen 10 personal application.
Ate. LEfTWIcii, Maaager.
nov. "a.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-28
Lynchburg Livery Stable.

MTD1iCE.-By virtue ofa desd ofnu.t, ex-
~ ecu',4t 10 the subscriber by Edmund " ebb.
fnr the pnrposr 81 securing 10 Obadiah Ldge,
cena,t l.bt, thetein MENTIONED, when dcedi IS
Of rcc4Ia .n tme clerks Office ot Cgmpbrll, / shall
proceed 70 sell 70 the highest b'ieer, Tor cash,
on F,ltey the 18Th day Of February nett. on
,,ur premises dne halt Of an undivided tract OF
! arcol l5isnd, iyiug ia re county Of Campbell,
ON ,he Waters of Pig Failing river, bonded by
rhe lands Of JoioiIelp estate. ., John Robertson
aud others containing twenty five acres. be the
sanc more o. lyss-on which there Is u good
NIL, now ia tie occupancy Of ssi. Webb. The
satscrit", VIII convey suoh tnle. only as is
vested IL him by girineo, aid decd.
THOMAS M'ainHEf, Trustee,
Jan. %. ~4w32
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-28

baltimore Daufretlrct 90 Among the various
manufacturing establishments whirh have risen
around Baltimore. those for the fabrication Of
Cotton eoodshald = prominent station, a well
fr the Rreaf excellence 81 their productions. as
Tor the amount OF captal and skill 10 which th"v
furnish aefie" and profitable employment. III
character at out cotton fairies Is now so well e.
t1hiisl,d. that they meet q decided preference
a, hone aaa abroad This preference has beeo
%teaH5tlg csinccd IN those markets OF South Anne
.t'ra ~lere they arr permitted to ONE INTO fair
competition with thuSe OF other countries aud
srarerlN a vessel now leaves the port f Bali
NOR ton thai quarter of the Globe. that does
not curry n creator on less portion 81 domestic
cpttoi> among her cargo. The htle Ganges.
now about 10 saithence for the Pacific. furnishes
a isefIn iilustratIo II Of our assertion, which is
wolfhV ofnotice. Her cargo cou,ist>of about
sigtt haI1red baifs Of domeTiccoHoA eoods chief.
y ot Baltimore manufacture. the value Of which,
IN his market. is l%ittle, # auv, short ofonc hnn-
died thou md dollars This is he export ii a
single sesSei only, and affords a happy p1esaee
etwbat Balumore is destined To become. WHEN
The Rad itoad> shall cal all her manufacturing
AMI other resources ITO full operation.
Bal. Amtr.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-28
.4aother ieftr, 10 The Editors. da,.d

.fIot1er itfffT - ihf I8tfofRs fdffd
hl,uMusn, -. -, 1879.
Gentlemen = vfett soo at tlt dotc oi
Yesterday lhi9 - Ia tolnish YOU ",fli u triri
pl tn days proceedings IN the Legislature.
The bill abotshIng tie punishment ot
'tr'pns, transportation aud sale oi free people
OF c]uinnr, 'of certain otfelees, anil subslliu
q = ~ Iirt imprisonment in the l. u%itcutia-
~ and lshos on the Public Works, lmstcd
without advisor nud n bill concerning IN
domuit, 'hr bonds rhkon NJ he ale of pro,
prrtN uuder execution. raased lIkeNise With
"at DIVISION The mein alyrri ol this bah is
10 give to the purchaser II trmfdy on he IN.
irnuutNing bond-nud t. i've 10 the pcrsun
indt muiiying, n remedy nppr Aratnstt the origr-
nal debtor. in ease The property - establish
Cd uutto have bern hts-lhe details il IS need.
Irss to aprciiy.
The committee, called here the small poN
committee t,rthe snkr ot hfcvit' THIS dny re-,
ported The result 81 their enquiries. and have
thereby rrlirved thr pubic mindof all appr,
hau ION They report thalthe disea.rls confn-
ci to the poor house anl hospital without
the city, aud that proper precautions nre oh
served 10y the police ot The tom 10 prevent
the further prneress 81 The Goutpeion,
Yours tpsl r~tiinlly.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-28
co4oNxzay1osa aoCxT7EE

eonOATZaTI9zG S0GITfIE.
The Eleventh Annual Meeting Of the tmrri.
can Society foi Colonizng the Free People Of
Color ~ the Cons, of Africa, was hrld on Sa-
mrday Evenine. II thc Hall Of tho ReIIosant,.
tivcs. IN" assemblaee, includ Nc a large pre-
portion Of Indie, was nucainmoulv numerous.
and not only filed AL thr seats aud Sandiua
room on the tlcor Of the tIouse, but comprised a
targo number Of individna Who we've seated
IL the Gallerv-at once bearing testimony TO the
interest tc't = tie objects Of the Socic'y. aud
tie cNpectations entertained OF the evening,
proceedings.
AIS II o'clock, the Chair was taken nv the
Hon. TlhsFY Clay, one of the Vice President,
Of tie Socctv.
T.c Secretary, the Rev. r. r. GunIvy, then
rcad = highly tntefe.fag reportot the Board Of
Managers. detailing the progress Of the Snciotv
within he last year. in improving and Cvt"ndiar
the settlement Of Liberia, in The acquisition o.
new Territory bv purchase and rrootaton. from
the native Chiefs the rapid 1'van,e which had
boon made in tho oblitcration - urciud.c cs t0r
nicely entertained against - Society by c'ti.
zeuS ofvariouS portions of thr .pnuUv AN i'm
porrant increase funds, laised from the muni.
fc NJ contributions Of peiIan'hfopic individuals;
N ircrr asd ~ increasing desr" aluo1" fhosr. 70
whose hrnrft the society WIS orgaujzcd 20
e',"''II an y.l'' Nv ;, 'f"' y -
;r. . ;s,.....;.- ~. rW
,,so,u,io,. al fresseJ the mectior in , conc.
s,.,,c, IN ,af,h lo c,nor,tnl.fc5 rive C,c;.,,
~, ,ha c.r,5i,,v og s,rens. wt,rh il, Ella, bad
now. ,tt,,ne1
Rssoto,d That The lbanl of fills Society be
presented 10TH Boari Of NauagcI fo, thcir 3D.
rinistrannn ofifS affairs thc la,t year. aud tor
thci report. and thai IT r ordered to be- printed.
which wa, agseed to uoaoimcn.lq
Mr.. Iafrobe tIen submitted ~ G@,l'oviro ".
solution, which he accompanied v nv m address
oCrreat interest in which hr p9iu.cI out the ne.
c,ssity ~ ca'lioe al a future period. greater
means into action In the purposes oGthc Society.
than urro now within thair pow s,-thc eypcdi.
cncv or,aon,finp INTO the pIarical,itv Of oh.
tqtlire alareer space of Territory. aud ot mn.
Kim preliminary provision, 10, Il Q eventual nc.
complishnprnf Of the objects Of tho society. He
a',o rnfered nj larse iRfn the Local advantages
ofrhe roinig i4dicatea II The resolution. and the
;rnrrobahil,, tiat Colonies in Afr,ro would cy-
or hr iararfe- 4 in bt the I.arapenn Powers
Hssoire3, ina'the Board OF Mau'rrre b" re
orcs,od to ascertain. IN me course O f,lt present
,e,r if noss.nfe the nr3rtirab1ty of ohrsioipq
Territory for Colonel establishments at C,nc
C,Imas and n. tla,d of Bn,sn,, ON the south
West cn..t 81 Africa.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-28

sugar. VoIiee, &c.
n WILL sell. 10 day. al II O'clock, at public
4 auction III trout of nv office.
D hhds prime y. o. augar
lubngs green Coffee
3 hbds Nloiasses
e boxes G 4. ~ Imp Tea
10 boxes Mould Candles
4buAcs Chocolate
| hhd Swrrt Cider.
Terms 80 day.
II. q. TOMpkIN5, Auct.
Jan, %. IL
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-28

MARRIED on Tuesday the 18th ns. by
the Rev Nieholas II Gebbs, Mr. WILLIAM
{. LEFIWltH. 10 hiisa MATILDA ElEN.
NOR, daughter oil Mrs Ell2abrth Woodruof,
nil al bedford.