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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-03

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WE stmannusl eHsnrsop II Ban9dsU Sydney Co'le 70
Will sowmsoce On Friday The 1915 inst sod Gloss
T1edsy ms 2fst The Parents aud Guardians Of the E-
oents and s -ho feel utetsd the advancement, Of m
fs,urt and science, repeatedly ipvtedto attend the
The Trustees will hold their scn.sunu.l mseetinr ~
rue,dsy the 2ist. Y. GUSHING, Pte,iders
The o. the Ins6u,ioo viii commence on
Isl dsy Of Iana.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-03
COMMUNICATED

Render unto Csssr, the things which ar Cssarsn
Governor Barbour in announcing to the Senate
OF the u. States, in 1918, the death of General A.
T. Mason, who had fallen in duel, near Bladcns-
burgh, left an impression on the minds of those who
heard or read his remarks that he, Gov. Bar
bour) was the author Of the Anti Dueing law of
Virginia. Now, il is as well known in Virginia,
that Major William holland Of Loudoun, is the
author of that Law, as that Mr.. Jefferson is the
author of the Declaration of American Indepen-
dence.
MIR. Francis Johnson of Kentucky, in his sketch.
es Of the character of the late Cabinet Minister'S
gives to Gov. Barbour the credit of " originating
the school fund bill, in 1909, which promises such
benefits and ranown, to that ancient and respe eta
Bile State" The Honorable Andrew Stevenson,
late Speaker Of the House of Representatives the
Hon. Charles f. Mercer, and many others know
that Maj. holland, and not Gov. Barbour, was the
author Of the bill alluded to by Mr.. Johnson
Major holland reported bill to appropriate es-
cheats, fines and iorfetures to the education of the
poor children of the Commonwealth, in the Session
of lS09-l0, and in the Session of 1901, he re-
ported the bill Incorporating the President and Di-
rectors OF the Literary Fund. Any gentleman
who will examine the journals Of the House of
Delegates for those years, will discover that the
several committees, who brought in these bills
were raised on the motion of MIR. holland, s. he, as
chairman OF those committees reported the bills
They will also discover, that Gov. Barbour was
Speaker OF the House, and could not. there fore
have been upon either of the Committees.
fl Member Of the House Of Delegates for
the Session Of iSO9-l0 s ISlo-II.
See his remarks in National Intelligcncer.
Gao b 4, ind D.
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NOTfCE.

LNUT fNIs
rTIIiE Con- rifsfonsrs used IN the art, entitled "An
smepd ses, entitled 'sn act 10 the Ones,
teseJ Rail Road Company" ps.sed the 25th Feb. 1879
hereby public notice that books o .uh,opon vas ort
cd the Msrehsns Coffee Ious the city OF R bnond IN
wednes5sy the Ih 6,si2 O'clock for the putp3s of te
essinf susertn-o the oslits stocks Of the saiA eop
ny, and that The sad books will be lsp, day 10 d.
from un'il2 oeoekvseh srssesJiDs dsy,
sdJ for tsu days
April 8. 1920
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-03
COL. JOHNSON.

We perceive by the Kentucky Gaze cite, that the
Hon. II. M. Johnson is candidate for election 10
the House OF Representatives of the twenty first
Congress, for the Congressional district in Ken
lucky, in which he resides. IU. S. Tel
The Editor Of the Democratic Press is mu cb
fiattered with notice OF him. Passing over the
statements about the Postmaster Genei al and Mr.
Baldwin, to which we have already replied the
"a Telegraph does most positively deny that MIR.
ingham was foisted upon the President by most
unworthy trick fD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-03

FINHE Subscribers to the VIRGINIA LITERARY MI,
5EUM, TO he eendueed at the Unissrsity Of VuSinis
sIe reGue.ted TO sepd 10 their
The 6rst numbsr will appear early in May. -
VIM. WERTENDAKER. Agent
for the Pa. Liz. Museum.
Arri 2. IOa- 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-03

Energy anu ProDipiness-Withp pride and ex-
utaion we inform the American people (say5 the
New York Evening PosD that within 36 hours
after the news OF the late murders and pracies
had reached the department of state, perenptory
orders were issued from the President for the
Natehez to sail in 2i hours al arthest with instpuc-
tons to the commander ofthe squadron, thorough.
ly to our the West India seas without cessation
and to visit every port which could afford the
murderers any shelter, at least, once week
This IS as IL should he. Who that has drop of
American blood in his veins but must feel il tin
gle as he hears Of the barbar,ies perpetrated on
our seanen upon the high seas, ard the insults
that have been with IMMUNITY offered our flag, and
who but must now rejoice and feel his spirit
rise within him, that the hour Of retributon has al
length arrived when the poor miserable pulipgs
OF retailer of homies and a teacher Of rhetoric
will have given place 10 him who has head to
conceive, heart to feel and hand to executor
rB0ls. Req.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-03

iectng the nominee for that county; ani ciso a
Committee OF four, to prepare memorial to the
convention, asserting the rights Of the Noh-Free-
holders TO participate in the formation OF the new
Convention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-03
Office 1'duern. March 81, I.

Office IdueTn, .Warch 81 1920
Since my Las, communication,
one other person (John S. is1oker0 has died with
the SMALLPOX. Both the persons who have died,
were OF such habits, as To forbid their being con-
tro!ed.-The Hospital is now open, and about
thirty persons are in it: not many laboring now
under the disease: the greater portion have been
sent in, or voluntarily gone under, weIl-ground-
ed apprehension, that they may have been in
fecied. No new cases lately"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-03
ADDITIONAL NOMJNATIONs.

The kanawha Virginian" dominates Philip
n. Thompson, senr. Of Kanawha and John Laid
ley OF Cabeli, as Delegates TO the Convention
" Scores OF Freeholders" from Madison Court
House nominate lin the Fredericksburg Hcrald)
Linn Banks Of Madison and Waller Holiday OF
Spotsylysnia. "A meeting of The Citizens Of PEN
dleton county has nominated Thomas Jones Of that
county.
Z" from the prevalence OF the smallpox, or some
other cause, no meeting Of the Delegates from this
Senatorial District took place at Amelia Court.
House on Thursday last"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-03
MEDICAL INSTITUTE OF pHILApELpHIa

SHHE Sumner Oour'e Of Lecture, will besiD
~ the 9Th day Of April sud end on the Saturdsy p.e
the o." Monday Of Novsmber. Tie month Of August 70 a
alton.
NATHANIEL CHAPMAN, Id D. o. the P,esf,.. o.
Medicine.
WIN y. DEVICES, NJ d. On 6IiamiFeyw
THoS HARRIS, NJ u. aurgeoo w. q. Essy. On Orera.
fire Surgery
sAmI JACKSON, NJ u On Mieria hisdtca.
WIN. r.. HoRNER, M. ID. On Anatomy.
yR0 X. MITCHELL. NJ. u. On Chtr,i,fyv
JOHN BELL, NJ ID. On tie In,fitgtsse IF Wsdens, dnR
HUGH y tIoD0E, II. On ns Pyineip1e,of Surgery.
~. Z = 2ni
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-03
Observation-Disclosures


large meeting Of the Freeholders and Non
Freeholders Of Rockbridge John Ruff in the
Chair, and Ado'phus q. Weir, Secretary,) adopted
resolutions, that so much Of the Convention Act,
as excludes nonirceholders ,om the right Of vot-
ing for members OF the Convention, is a paIpsble
violation OF the principles proclaimed by Tie Bill
OF Rights; that no person ought to be elected TO
represent tile District (of Rockbridge) WHO is not
in favor Of equal representation according TO white
population, and Of extending The right Of su Rfsge;
That two OF the Delegates should be selected from
Augusta, one from Rockbridge aud one irou Pen.
dieton-They also appointed, a Committee Of three
to correspond with the other counties upon the
subject OF making out titket--a Committee Of
i've, to receive the votes Of such Freehoiders and
non-freeholders at the April Election az may think
proper to designate the person they may wish se-
Iected from kock6ridge to represent them in Con-
venon the lists Of the said votes 10 he handed over
TO the corresponding committee 10 be lsil before
the meeting OF the Freehoders, who are to be as.
scmbied 81 tho Court House iOr the purpose Of &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-03

-. Lieut. GOVT Of Ia.
William e. Mocri. supposed to be or inch G.,
high, 'isnder made, fsir complexion, bn, much With
,uS, which makes him appear somewhat freekej VIA,
s bsir, almost nclns bic TO be re quick vh.
spoken TO, with rather down oot Had when he x,eap-
ed good black broad cloth coat his other apparel not
collected but known 10 be very indifferent.
April 8. 10s-uA,
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$40 REWARD.

sou KEW ARD.
1fk uNAWAV from dr. II heh ]! King, at Piping TIER,
30 in King William county, Monday, the Esd March,
my Boy, named PETER, about ye.f. Of sss
dark eompleIiop, hu.hy hesd shout fee, high mai
ticpsr msrks reeolscted- clothing reeoiIeetedv
spoken quick and lively, hoy ha,
seen some days since hi, sopemsut ia the city OF
vhba forged The above reward will be paid on IN
delivery of said boy 10 M r. King, The ,uh,orbf
rseeured IN Jail so thst set him sgaiD Masters fyess
are cautioned against carrying of .sid negro
JEREMIAH HOOPER,:
KIM Wm county. ApTI s. Ioe--u 9ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-03
APPOINTMENTS BY TIE PRESIDENT.

Benjamin Williams OF Virginia, Warden for the
Peni Tertiary in the District OF Columbia.
Henry Ashton, Thomas Carbery, and William
ONeaI Of the Guy of Washington, Thompson r.
Mason OF Alexandria, and James Dunlop of George
town, all OF the District OF Columbia fnspe ctors OF
the Pcni,entiary in the District oil Columbia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-03

See his remarks in National Intelligcncer.
I See his speech in " Register OF Debates" Psg,
1917.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-03
By fhe Lleutcnant GOufrUOr Of he Comnf0i
redlth of Virginia.
q pROnI a AZ LILO

WHEREaS he, been represented to the Executive, nv
the Sheriff of We,morelan1 county that Thur.d,s
night Iss, murder Committed the h,dy of certain
kaiy Morris by her husband William q. Morris at his hou.
IN said oouuty, and that the said William g. Morris, ba, mad
ms escape aud IS goiEg large have
proper with the advice of the Council Of State, Offer
reward OF One hundred Dollars to sny persons
VIII apprsh bend and convey to the Jail Of
county aforesaid the said VIM G. Morris; And do, more
over require all officers Civil and Military and e1hore Ia
good people OF the conmonwealth their hes. ende
,of, TO cause The said to be sppehende
be dealt With the lsw directs. -
Given under hand Leuten,nt Governor, and unaer
tSesIJ the seal OF the Comu,opuea st Richmond,
thi, 3ist day " March, 1929.
PETER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-03
Anrii q

SNGsAS nted to The J.i Di OF PeersEui =
w on the i6;h day OF January 1922 runaway NJ
gro man named Wilson, sometimes calls himself Wi!.o,
Hatcher; feet 10 niche, high, bright muIao about So
year, Of age, hs, large scar the outside of bis left ls
MS clothing consists 81 dark wooden ..puo coat white
cotton pantsoons home,puD aud wool hx
he that he belong, to Maj Peter Hair.ton St,k
county, ~ Carolina, and that he left home about Chins,
last.
The TO forward, prove his
ty, charges and take dealt wi
as the law directs. ROGER MALLORY, Jxilor.
April s. iOs-vI2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-03

MISS IT. HUGHES,
inform, the public, tist she wi.h.. tS
~ take four i've Ie3ie board, whom will
nodats in a neat, plain style on reasonable terms.
April s. IOA-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-03

The people Of this district were much pleased
with the iiea, Of having fit and proper persons
nominated, to secure their surages, as delegates
to the Convention, and many of them declined
an expression OF their wishes, with the hope tina (
il would be done. But the efforts which have
been made, TO procure nominations here, have all
proved abortive, they no longer deem it necessary
to delay declaration of their sentiments and wish
es. You are therefore requested to state in your
paper, that Poll will be held for w. o. Goode, in
the district composed If the counties Of Brunswick
Mccklenburg, Lunenburg and Dinwidde, at the
request of many voters.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-03

The boundary Qmcstion.--We understand that
three Commissioners, Messrs. Woodbury., Hughes
and Preble, may, in all probability, be authorised
to proceed 10 Holland, aud there definitely settle
the Eastern Boundary Question. Too much mpor-
tonce cannot be attached 10 any question Of terrific
rial limits between powers like England and the
United States aud these border disputes are cost
" and nterminabc, they demand more than or.
diDsry forms and attention to bring them to an
suspicious and pacific termination. Nv. y. Emo.
aIMR' LEWIS HILL 70 no~ on a touy through sHta
COUNTIES beiOw tide wo'ey, bsueen Jane, River and M
Potomac, collecting for Iris sabishyen. , Asr. ,Aa,
those indebted viii DC prePa,ed 10 poy him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-03

We do not wish aga IA 80 touchon the question,
alluded 10 by 'our TREND in ashing oherwis Use,
we should point out some of the s;rong disnc lions,
which exist between the Cases, TO which he has
not adverted. But enough: We say frankly,
Let there be no strife, pray thee, betw cen me
and thee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-03
NOTICE.

Il persons having clam, against the Of Tbouas
- Go-by decd, requested to present then, thas
may be made Tor adjustments aud .if ndeb,
cd t. said estste, are requested to make payment
NATHANIEL d. GOODSBV, ex'or
OF Thos Goodsby, decd.
April 8. inA uat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-03

RWe should esteem it particular favor o
our friends in the different counties, If they would
furnish us with the earliest possible accounts u
the tesults of the elections for the State Legisa
ture.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-03

Messrs. Cabell and Johnson, of the Lynchburg
Jeifersonian Republican, have dissolved partner
shp;and DIR. Cabell is to become sole publisher and
Of the paper. Messrs. Violet and Kea
ting have established at Alexandria, Journal 10
he called The Republican" The LIST No look,
well; and we wish them SUCCESS, in their la
bours.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-03

Among the nominations that have been made
for members of The Convention, for the District
composed of the counties of Bedford, Campbell,
and Buckingham, have expected to sec the name
Of Capt. Samuel b. IIardiman of Buckingham, as
a person we'll qualified to fill the office As no
one has thought proper to nominate him, take
the liberty Of doing so.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-03
YATES & M'INTYRE,
nde he E,,ls Ec,.I

Under the Eagle Hotel.
Aprh 5. Ios- I'd
VIRGINIA In Ch,ncery- AT suBsriOt Court o5 Oh.n.
Gerry holden at the Cap,I in the City OF Richmond
the 29lh Of Jan 1929
William Dsynnam Matthews, Ef
against
George w. Banks. John Stevenson, Nnrod ant
Mary Temple, adnos Of John Temple decd, Tsy
Lomsx, Lewis RodSer Thomson HI Caperton, Pxn.
ts Muse ivor of himself a,pe,t.
the said Laur aud Janes r. Mieou Thomas Hen,
ley, psft,.
Th, day ssan the psrie, by their eupse; aud n.
court having Inaurey eonsers the
D.nts dos. Irfer the
TO Que of the Censn soners, who is di eeed
state and settle the and also, ths
trust fund in the ceilings mentioned, and how
thereof remains uniPo.ed Of sndsPot tbs said
10 the Court, with mattets specially stated PEI
tneut by hiui,e which may be required by par<e
be stated. A Te.te,
VIM. G. PENDLEToN, c. C.
CoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE,
Richmond, March 18th, 1929
The astss interested will please notice. tst Ihave
appointed the 9Th day Of June neat
directed IN the foregoing order OF Court which day
O'Clock a. n they required attend my th.
City, with their accounts, voucher. ready
examination and settlement asd with Oe< Copies the
ess:sry Court Ispsn.
HILARY BAKER, Com'r.
ApIil3. I0s-vt 9Th June
MISS r. L. HUGHES,
- ESPECTFULLY inform, the public, tLst she whs. to
FIVE to beard. whom ,rrn,6.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-03

Il Sugsession-The Wheeling Gazette propos-
es TO dispense. with nominations for the Conven-
ton " by caucusses in different parts Of the coun-
Tor by special meetiE ofthe people)& his plan
is, by the voters at the elections in April ballot
ing for a candidate" The acting Sheriff of
Ohio win receive fhe ballots for this purpose.-A
plan OF the same sort is TO be carried into effe n
notwithstanding in also the votes OF the Non
freeholders.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-03

Gale, Of Tebseeo on hsas,h inst ~ -usess, war. hsrs
IN F,nsille
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-03

To the FreehoIdeys fine counties of .1faiheuss,
.1iiddicser, .dcconack, NORTHAMPTON, and
Gloucester.
You will in short time be called upon to vote
for persons TO represent you in Convention. The
vote that you will then give, is one Of the greatest
importance: IL is not the common election Of men
to the Legislature, but for persons TO frame and
new model Constitution, which Is either TO be
benefit injury TO yourselves and your poserity.
Let Inc caution and beseech you, TO be mindful
that you select the best Of your District
who, for intelligence and distinguished abili-
ties, stand pre- eminent among you: men of good
character; men, whose virtue and patriotism has
never been doubted; men who, by their public
course, have shewn to you, that they have your
welfare at heart; men, who have always been
willing and'ready 60 serve you when called upon;
men, whose honesty and integrity cannot be sus-
pected.-If you support and elect such men, you
will be safe; otherwise, all is gone.-Let not Sec
tional feeling operate in your choice; lay them
aside aud beg OF you, as you value your own
safety and interest, 10 select the BEST most wise,
yirtious and intelligent, in whatever part Of the
District they may reside. | will nominate for
your selection, Thomas X. Joynes Of Accomack
Judge A.. p. Upshur and Gen. S. T.. Parker Of
Northampton, and Col. VIM. Jones Of Gloucester;
all Of them possessing your conhdence-wlio are
virtuous, intelligent, and Of good chsrscter--who
have shewn in every station which they have been
called upon 10 FILL that the prosperity of their eoun.
try was the Polar Star by which they were guild.
es.-If you elect these men, you have nothing to
fear; but, on the contrary, your interests safe,
aud you may be sure that your rights and privi-
leges will be protected Reflect seriously, Fell
low-Cidzens, on what you are about TO do. IN ;he
name OF Heaven! and all that il dear to you in this
life; IN tho name Of your posterity, bcseech, I
CAL on you to reflect, and go TO the Polls in May
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-03

Relieving that the present circumstances of orr
country demand the services Of its most virtuous
citizens, venture, through the medium Of your
paper, to propose TO the people of the Senatorial
District of Amelia, Powhatan, &c. Col. Tilman Z.
Jeter; gentleman highly qualified to represent
us i'll the ensuing Convention.
II Citizen of The District
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-12
VIRGINIA. LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE or DELEGArEs.


! THURSDAY, Dec. lO.-A Communication Wa re-
ceived from the Senate, stating that they had greed
TO the resolution for proceeding Monday i cleo
| ton Of judge in The 1Oih Judicial Circuit
MA variety Of petitions presented which
will be noticed hereafter.
On Mr.. Rives' motion the two contestiDR ~ rnbers
permitted TO take and be heard ahe bar Of
the House.
On Mr. TerriIrs motion, enquiry wasdfrected To-
be made into The expediency Of changing e times of
holding the Superior Court Of Law in Aiieghany-and
on Mr. Stong's notion, leave given Ia bring in A
bill altering the boundary lines between KaDs~ha, Ca
bell and Logan
Adjourned ill Tomorrow morning, ioo'elock,
FRIDAY, Dec. III,
Mr.. Minor moved to take UP Mr.. Eppes's Resolution
for the election Of Gover1sr Some d. ba,e ensned
(which compelled TO defer till our ext Miner
which resulted in hxj6g the Election 10 WednesJav
next
Mr.. Minor moved 10 execute the Joint order for The
election Of Printer-aod nominated Thomas Richie,
in which he was supported by MesTa Hsrve, and Ma.
son Of frederick.
MIR. Alexander nominated Eiw ID Pesc1d OF Peters
burg, IN which he supported by Messrs. RUM
snl Booker CT A. (Mr Pescud spoken Of AZ
man and politician ofgreat worth Of character)
Mr.. Thompson nominated John II. Peasants
The balots were--for T. Richie ia - Pescud bs
80.
Other busioess was transacted. for which we have
no room.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-23

An unfortunate occurrence took place in this
town on Monday evening. Mr.. Charles wick
life called at the office of the Kentucky Ga
ze,,e in The forenoon, and demanded of he ed
ilor, the author ola communication published
in that paper on Saturday. The editor request,
ed him TO call in the evening for the name OF
the writer. Atihe lime agreed on Mr.. W. a.
gain called, when in consequence OF the authors
name not being given, an alteration took place
between them, which resulted in Mr.. Wick'
liffs's shooting the editor Mr.. Bennlng) with
pistol. The ball struck about the hip. The
wound is severe one, but 1t Is believed II Will
no, prove mortal. Lexington Reporter.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-23

Fpou acknowledgements files Of the
Gibraltar Chronicle, for the months OF Decems
her and January, have been received. The 'e'
-, as our readers have already been aPPrised,
had entirely subsidized The Chronicle OF the
,,,h contains the proclamation OF Governor
Dor, directing Friday, the 10Th Of that MONTH
to be set spar, as one of solemn thanksgiving
for the mercy here vouchsatrd 10 them, and TO
Drori,;a,s the Divine favor" In returning
thanks to various public fnne'ionaries, civil ana
military for their exertiOns to mitigate the Gala
mi,y aud for contributions to alleviate the SUI
I.rinvs Of the poor and sick, the bounty oil ms
Catholic Majesty the King Of Spain, is men,
toned IS particularly conspicuous.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-23

COLONIZATION SocIErY-A gentleman in
Boone county Kentucky, has forwarded 10 MIR.
L. Muns-ll the Corresponding Secretary Of the
State Society a. Frankfort, the sum of ten dol
lars, to constitute himself life member Of
The society; together with proposition in sub
stance, that he will engage to pay 10 the Ken :.
lucky Society within three years, the sum of
$500. to be appropriated in aid Of the desg n
Of African Colonization; provided ninety~nine
other citizens of Kentucky will engage 10 pay
a like amount each within the same period
and the delivery Of healthy negro slave under
80 years Of age Of the value Of $500, may be
considered as an equivalent, if The society will
receive such slave as freeman, and agree TO
send him to Liberia. An individual In Frank
fort has already acceded TO the proposition, and
we earnestly hope, tina, the benevolent design
OF these persons will no be!frus'ra'ed for want
Of The proposed number Of co'adjutors.