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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-17
For Sale OF ExehaMge .

n,.A A large three story BRICK HOUSE
MXftHA( iu good repair) anda i.OL OF & nunp,
Nsi& near the river, in square SOB, Washington
4 City. is "ffrree for sale. low, on s very &C
snr;s property, in town country. On tslr terms
a ann,s 70 GEO. JOHNSON Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-17
Roots and Shoes.
A. ID. HARMON

Roots and Shoes.
A. ID. HARMON
5pAs lust received, by the schooners Roa, Coed
III rope, and Velocity, from Boston.
A Geaeraland Complete assortment Of BOO1S
&. SHOES, =
suitable for the present and approaching seasons con-
sistiug Of
1850 pair women's leather shoes
ago do do leather and seal skin pumps
$50 do do do boots
700 do mems coarse bootecs and shoes
500 DO boys coarse and hne bootees
$50 do do Id and I'D shoes
$50 do mems d aud Bd booees
7O0 do do fine shoes and pumps
1909 do childrcn's shoes and boo'ees
500 do mems fine boots
200 do do and boys thick boots
275 do misses Shoes
60G do womcu's tasting slippers
SO0 do do morocco walking shoes
The above stock has been selected by the suoscri'
her in mart from the late Semi ANNUAL Sales in BOSTON,
but mostly from the manufacturer, and which he con,
6denty believes to be equal to any other stock offered
in This District The subscriber expects TO ada ,o'he
hov. list by various arrivals during The FAIL drec'
from the most approved manufacturers GOOD articles,
m Ell 10 this Market which are offered wholesale and
S", e' " ~, .vr,v sept %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-17
Coffee. kaisins, &c

Coffee. Eaisins, sc.
p BALES Manills Coffee
y IS bags St. Domingo Coffee
10 do pe'y superior White do
80 do prime Green Coffee
50 boxes Bunch Raisns
IS do Muscatel do
kegs Salt Petrc
4 bbls judas Sperm Oil
10 bbls Country Gin
S bbls Peppermint Cordial
8 hhds prime st Croix and Porto Rico Sugars
Just received and for sale by
nov 50 Ot.horII knoI.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-17
NheuNNtism.

TOHN THAYBOLD'S RHLUaATAClA safes
ID sure and speedy cure for the rheumatism. 1out'
and we of the Nerves, II has not been known 10
fail in many Thousand cases Of the most dstrrss'' ma
lure; and has, in two weeks restored to the business
walks of life patiens who had not been able 10 Iease
their for several years Want Of space prevents
NOR. certificates than the following being gvea' bur
many others MAJ be seen. both ior this and tie hss
named medicines, on application to either Of me
Agents:
Gxoaoxrows water ST. ID C. Nov il. is'Z;
crR-i have been affected with Rhfumst,sm 10y
years, and never found any medicine ina couo s".a
me more than nomentary relief, un'i heaIn OF Iotn
invaluable medicine. % Rheum~tse's; 10. o"e u"t
tie. aud applied when my hands were 90 thst eouo
mot se them and could scarcely do any thing Tor ny.
self. and by three applications tney wee Pe1ey
I'll and have not since felt the slightest y mptom OF
rho complaint You at liberty, SIR, 10 mare Pu"
nv case in any manner you think proper Tor genera
circulation. ! am, sir, yours, &C.
DIR. TH.TBoLp.
The fowing persons are Agents for the sale OF 'he
''''' JAMES THOMAS.
Bridge sire, Georgsto" n. u e.
LEWIS JOHNSON,
Pennsylyanis 4v. nue., wayh'ng,u ity.
Miss Z. KENNEDY,
King street, Ale xardris ". G.
HENRY Weary,
No 50. Pratt street, Baltimore.
nov G7-w6w
JOB PRINTING
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-17
Mo, dams Exchange Office,

Corner King and Royal Streets, Alexandria
lATANTED, Spsni,h and Patriot Doubioons, Sover'
w eigns and Guness, Carolas and Ferdinand Dol
.rs, French, American and Portuguese Gold.
Also New England, New York, New Jer,ey, Penn
-ylvana, Delaware. Maryland Virginia Ohio Bank
notes. Washington Corporation Notes purchased. ae
1 per cen, dec IS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-17
For Newt,

"a The sroRH HOUSE and WhAht az Tue
Esss IS, Of street, at pressn, ~ o,e ;s ns
~ .essrs Fletcher * dement, ms s'a"a - W. ".
leved to be tn o-s, the Wharf Tor !ne ofve.! n
a;nnss Tns COOL ,ensn, the rent nj be lows anu
Sness ',;ysn I4,, Janusry next For terms apply
posseSsio" wiiiI,M N McVfiGu
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-17
Notice.

Notice.
ys|uE undersigned takes this occasion 10 MORN h''
friend, aud The public tina, he has take" ,he
49, HOUSE formerly occupied BY stro'
Williamson, and Barnard ,;,h hm's Is
kSgl ESsn ,ysu Calculated fur The accommodation OF
al nelson's. and particularly for private ian.s
To ,hos who nay think proper TO pa'ronlato M" ~
-, v Yocs,i,n. the undersigned can safely oiier one
the oifbr, To please he nc9sr VIII DC III
C,,ur known as the .4hERiCIH NJ tLL ,p1,y
washinn,nn CITY sept Ia q
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-17
Cloak Lost.

A NEW blue Camblet Cloak, with velvet collar,
"A and lined with grey cloth suitable reward
wi, ht rec. ;vrd for lraviag it at this cffire.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-17
Little River TURNPIKE Road

vTVHE Stockholders hereby notified that an E'ee.
ton will be held at the City Hotel, in the Town Of
Alexandria on Friday, thu ilh day Of January, 1853
between the hours of II and 3, for President four
Directors and Treasurer also, for the settlement OF
the accounts of the present year
dec 8 JONAH THOMPSON, Treasurer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-17
Servants for Wire.

WOMAN, who is good eook, washer, Set ana
1lri IA wears Of age, accustomed 70 house ~orA'
s'o're cfthe Printer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-17
courage the above Improvement can see the drafts
and models BY applying to the constructor.
BENZ. PHILLIPS. Architect
Philadelphia, December 10, 1882
Mouse to Vet
TO Newt,

tFsss The fire proof BRICK WAREHOUSE a.
Szlss he corner of Prince Union streets, recently
I.cup,ed 10y VIM CIesry x Co. Il will be rented low
,nri,, =, ~ FlWi ".
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-17
Fresh Beef.

CEALED Proposal. for supplying the Troop. At
y Fort Washington, Nd, with FRESH bEEts
for twelve months commencing on the lst !snualy'
1889 and ending on the 3ls Of December following,
will be received by the subscriber until the soth
of December, 1882, at S O'Clock. ", when they
will be opened The Beef TO be OF good and whole
some quality. in quarters with opal portion OF each.
Meek and shsnks to be exeuded) The days OF =.
sue and the probable quantity Of beef required, and
the terms and conditions Of the contract can be -.
ceitaned on application to the subscriber. at Fort
Washington, Nd.
dec I-ow 1T 4.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-17

JOB PRINTING
ExpeditiousIY exesstea at the Gs1ette ofeen
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-01-26
FROM EUROPE.-An ar

FROM EUROPEAN ar
rival at New York has brought
news from France to the 30th
November. The French pa
pers are almost exclusively oc-
cupied with details Of the riots
in the great manufacturing city
of Lyons. The workmen Of
the city of neighboring villages
demanded higher wages, and
being refused, the riots ensued
the artizans being and stimu-
J lated by numbers of despera-
does whose object was plumber.
The tumults continued three
days, in which there was much
fighting between such troops of
the linc as were in the city, and
the national guard, and the in
surgents. The latter at last pre-
vailed, after mucn bloodshed,
and were in complete posses
sion of the city at the last date.
1t was said that the number OF
; killed during the conflict amount
, ed TO 5000, and great excuses,
including the destruction OF much
& property, were perpetrated.-
E Marshal Souit, accompanied by
e the Duke of Orleans (eldest
son of the Kmg) had fastened
y with a numerous staff from Paris,
!, and their presence at Lyons
J was expected to restore peace.
! Troops were also marching for
= Lyons from various parts OF
! France.
G G In England, the progress OF
y the dreaded and dreadful chole-
!. IA absorbed all attention. 1t
!, had reached Newcastle, it was
r said and arrangements were
= making in the different towns,
# by the preparation of hospitals
e the providing of nurses, &c.
9 for its anticipated arrival.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-01-26

The United States Mint
The President has transmitted
to Congress a report of the ID
ructors of the Mint, exhibiting
the operations during the year
1881. The report states that the
past year amounts TO $685.
473 50; comprising S7l4,270 Iii
gold CONS, $3,l75, 800 ii silver,
and $4,000 80 in copper, and
consisting Of ll,792,2 s4 pieces
of com, viz: l40,594 Halt Ea-
giles; 1880 Quarter Eagles; 81
49, 6O Halt Dollars; 1913, 900
Quarter Dollars; III, $50 Dimes;
l,242,7O0 Hall Dimes; $3.50
300 Gents; 4 1890 Half Gents.
OF the Cold coin, $4,000 was
receiyedirom Virginia; s294,O0O
from North Carolina; $4,000
from South Carolina, ana p476,-
900 from Geor About $1,000
worth was also received from Al
ALBANIA, and a like amount from
Temessee-an amount, liz the
two hitter cases, "meriting little
regard, except as indicating the
progressive Development OF the
gold region The profit of the
copper coinage, for the last year,
viii exceed $4,000. The whole
expense of the mint, for the past
year. viii in consequence not a.
mount to more than $4,000.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-01-26

Distressing Shipvreck.- The
Orig Angelina, arrived at Boston,
from Smyrna, on the 18th Janu-
airy, IN lat. ~ l-2, long, 65, fell
IN with the wreck of the brig SUI
peru, of and from Portland, both
mastS gone, and full Of water;
TOOK of the mate and five of the
crew badly frost bitten, and near
y exhausted for want of proyi-
ions, having been on the wreck
- days, X when taken off were
reduced TO one gallon of water,
The mate, John Gibbs, was Sc
yerely frozen, and having alrea-
dy been seized with the lock
jaw, died III SO hours alter he
was taken on board. The ST.
Perb sailed from Portland 20lh
Dec. and was capsized two days
out. Capt. Sawyer persisted the
first night, and two Of the crew,
cyrus Passwater. and FFench
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-01-26

BRAzIL.-Adyices from Rio
are to the I'd December. The
Daily Advertiser contains ex-
tracts. The provinces, it is men-
toned, are III a state of compa-
ratlve tranquility. The excite
ment has very nearly subsidized.
A bill is before the Assembly for
the removal of Capital of Bra
I'll to some central point of the
empire; and that the example OF
the United States, among others,
Is quoted by It's advocates.
aO0tltion Of the StaUe Trade.
The Regency publishes that
the Assembly have declared free
all slaves to be hereafter import
ed from Africa. Those who
make slaves of freemen are to
be subject to the corporal pun
ishment of the l79th article OF
the criminal law; and importers
OF slaves are to pay $500 for
each, and the slaves shall be
transported again to Africa by
the Government. All persons
engaged in or priyy to the nitro
| duction OF slave are con5idered
importers.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-01-26
From the Alexandra Gazette
These be thu Gods, D. Israel"

We observe the following notice in he
Philadelphia Gazette Of January Ia:
I'VE are requested to state that a hickory
pole will be erected on MsDday aHernson
next, at O'Clock, in front Of the hotel kept
by Mrs. Moose in Ssnth Front street"
What American OF intelligence what
friend Of liberty, what enlightened and ra
tisnal being can read the above annunciation
without uncomfortable disgust? In this, the
most enlightened age Of The world, in Ali,
country which proudly boasts it, superiority
to all others, in the city Of Philadelphia, fot
free men to erect pole, to dance around il
like Robinson Crusoe's savaSes around tn,
scene eli their cannlbal rites, to pay il hon
ours. to worship it, not as the emblem Of
nv principle, but as the representative of a
pariv leaaer-sye to publish their abasemen.
10 the world. to glory in it, and invite DIS
gustedpublic to come and witness their pros
ituted devotions Could the venerable Penn,
ar the more ilustTlous Franklin, iii their
heads from the tomh--ther Indignation
wou!d freeze The souls oil the base idoiat. i.
who thus degrade their beloved CITY
Thank Heaven! Jacksonlsrn is atits most "a
na,ical height never dared hnt IN Two or
three sDscute INSTANCES ~ pToldne the sa
cred sell Of Virginia, by The erection and
worship OF Hickory Pole!
.ffrocious Murder Our correspondents sf
the Boston Daily Advertiser srd Patriot IT.
form OF an atrscious murder which was com
mitted in Newburyport On Monday after
n0en The person murdered wa. MIR. Henry
Page, a saddlcr. q respectable and iaoiIen
i've nan lie was found dead in his shsp,
hsviug been stabbed in two piaess-Ao
breast and abdomen.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-01-26
GREAT FIRE AT ST. THOMAS.

Letters have been received
at New York, from st. Croix,
dated January Sd, which state
that fire broke out at st. Thorn
as, few days previous, in a
gambling house near the Amer
lean Hotel, and the Kings Dock.
From thence it proceeded with
the wind, destroying both sides
of Main street as far at least as
the creek called the Gut. Most
OF the principal commercial nous
es were burnt. Among the suffer
ers are Messrs Furness Gage,
Reed, Wetmore and Davis,
Halrmel, Anderson and others.
The fire must have occurred OH
the lst or 90 of January. II
was seen very distinctly at St.
Croix, distance Of 80 miles.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-01-26

Disturbances IN GuatemGIa.-
From letters published in the
Reductor Of saturday, it appears
that the town and garrison Of
O.noa, on the Goth Noyember,
pronounced against the "tyran-
ical government of President
Morazan," deposing the officers
acting under his command, and
inviting Col. Vicente Domm-
guez, who had been expelled
from Ae country by Morazan,
to retmn and place himself a.
the bead OF the movement. The
invitation was accepted. On the
2Sth he left The place Of his re-
tirement, accompanied by seve-
raj other officers, ami planned an
expedition against the Castle OF
St. Felipe del Colo, which was
executed with 80 much success,
that on the 4th of December he
made himself master of the post
without firing gun, taking pri-
soners the commandment Pinto &
Sergeant Major Domingo Lara.
He has captured 100 nUskets,
out Of 5000 arrived srom Eng
land for the government, 500 car
.bmes, 800 PAIR OF pistols, 800
sabfes, and $1,000 pounds of
powder. Commandments Pinto
and Pena Lara, the Durantes,
and some others, were confined
rs prisoners IN the Castle OF O.
moa. 1t is also stated t&at Frux-
lilo had declared for Domingu-
en- party.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-01-26
The Boston Daily Advertise

The Boston Daily Advertiser
publishes the following extract
Of a letter from young Bosto-
nian, N Surinam, dated
PARAMARiBo, Dec. l5.-The
Governor OF this colony, Pauius
Canzlaar, died this morning az
ter ali illness OF six weeks, aged
about 90. Quarter-hour guns
are now firing from the Fort
Ills burial will take place to-mor-
row, at 8 O'Clock. .Demonstra-
tons OF sorrow pcryade the col
ony: the flags of the Dutch and
American vessels at half mast;
all the Offices and stores are shut,
ana their occupants standing III
silent groups on the water side.
Baron Van Heeckeren is Cover
nor nd interim. The salary OF
the Governor was $4,000 guild
erS, ($20,000.)
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-01-26
Slayes Emanciyafed.--Th

SIaoes Emmscipaied.- The
Savannah Georgian of the 10Th
inst. says:-''The brig Columbo,
Weston, cleared yesterday for
Norfolk, having on board 49
slaves, emancipated by Doctor
JAMES BRADLEY, late of OgeI-
thorpe county, Ga. upon condi-
ton of their emigrating to Ii
IBERIA.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-01-26
RICHMOND Jan. 10.

M H!UHHUNb, Jan. IL.
The Debate continued yesterday, on ths
Report OF the Select COMMITTEE, and Mr..
P'eslsns amendment thereto, Mr.. Knox
opposing legislation on the question Of aboli-
lion, and MessTs. Summers and Chandler.
supporting Its necessity and propriey Ths
Debate acquires interest as 1t advances .,d
viii probably aot be concluded undqr several
days.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-01-26

"0n the slst the deaths were,
ITO Turks, so Greeks, ID A
mencans, and ID Jews; IN ali
100 in one day."-Bosto0 Cent
mel.
TThese accounts are three
DAYS later than before received. ]
Cholera.-The New Orleans
papers mentions that a report,
believed to be totally unfounded,
prevailed in that CITY on the 9th
instant, that Spanish vessel
which arrived on the day prevI-
Gus had the Cholera on board;
and that one man had died of 1t.
The boatmen entertained SUCH
apprehenslons, III consequence
Of the rumor, thata cust0m-honse
officer could not procure the
means Of boarding the vessel
1t is also said that the Leglsia-
ture, which had been in session
for a week previous, had not dis
cussed the adoption OF any pre-
cautlonary means.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-01-26
NORFOLK. Ian 1

NORFoLK, Jan II.
E1aminaticn Of .hidshipme,.. We lean
that Board fer the Examination Of Mid
,hlPner, whose warrants bear date prior \.
1927, has been ordered by the Secretary q
the Navy, to be convened at Baltimore on
the third Monday in March next: Come odore
JACOB Jones IS appointed President Of the
Board.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-01-26

boy, were washed overheard
The names OF tn survivors are
Charles Smith, John M'kee, 81
mon Gross, solomon Birmingham
and Gerard Dunn.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-01-26
&Fk il no. calcplassd to strike sy.,y one ,s;th

N-s" no' cdscstdttd TO strike eDery one ,cifb
sston'shment, thnt notwithstanding General
Jacksan has three auaol times IN has a,y,,sa
Messages Ia Congress, see,ccd has Sentiments IN
relation 10 the rcnelrd' Of thu charter Of tie u
n!ed States gank, his course sotth regard 10 g
Is tsds nsosfer Of douh and coryeeiure2 This
uncertciniy does act arise from any ambiguity
IN 'anrwags Whattte,s, is the cause Of il? Is
ii not te0t ;he pubtiq hdse no confidence IN hS
principles, ,chen they GENE IN conflict ,Oilh his
interess?-Lynchsnrg virginian.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-01-26

RzsJHr Rtoir's ''Great Globe" makes ter.
rfb!e fias about tie eGtrsctiOn Of a ball from
the PRESIDENTS arm, tchich ,cas deposited there
BY has good friend Col Benton, ia The cels-
brassk .Nashpilk qffoy. The Gisbs tax, most
hypocyiiicsiiy about the "Old Chez" and he
: Old Soldier" as if there were no otaer chiefs
or soldiers aliec bia himself We thiak bah
phich he'd remained so quiet t,oe.'y gesr.,
might hate been let aisne altogether; 5ul nica,
hcOccdsisn Of bringing The fact before IL pub
lie, aud shedding q fes onion tears orer The
,nafsr.mes Of the "Oid Soldier" and ertoltirg
he forIiIudc Of the "Old Chief" wouH has
been lost! eeser tCxs q people so aoOd,siaseI
~ system Of .rick.ry and fitag ~, as are
he good people Of the United States al this
nofreas Ibid.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-01-26

The Cholera III Snyma.-In
the brig Curlew arrived at Bos-
ton from Smyrna, came pasSen-
gers Frederick W. Moore, lady,
and three children, and Miss
Margaret &. Hathaway, all OF
whom fled from Smyrna, on ac-
count of the cholera.
MIR. Moore does not hesitate
to state that the cholera was
raging i'll Smyrna to a very fright
ful extent; and probably the
disease had never been more ia
tai in any city where it has exls-
ted. From 40 deaths day, the
number had mcreaed to 300
daily.
At Constantinople the disease
was abating. A letter was re-
ceived from Smyrna a few day
beiorcthe Curlew sailed, from an
English surgeon IN The Persian
army, stating that the cholera
was making most dreadful ra-
wages m that country.
E'rtract Of a letter dated Smyl'-
aa, oct. %.
"The disease is worse than
ever, and every one is looking
out Tor his own safety. Busl-
ness is out OF the question. Ba-
zaars and all shops IN the Franks
street are closely snu up; ana,
unti we nave change Of wind |
alli plenty OF rain, am afraid |
sle saolera via CoGtmue.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-01-26

IN TIE Tiald- On tn 29th oft. tho Na-
touai Republican CONVICTION Of RentaeSys
met at Ffxnkfoft. ana nominated Richard !.
Backner. for Governsr. acd JsHaes I.
Mor-h..d far Leu ea..nt Governor. On
OF lie Jaes,on Conven;I1a OF that
San z,sr,nhI.e Al IN, sam ~ icc, sn5 a9.a-
mated john Breakfast, fsr ~ erh"f' 80
Benz snia Taylor, fer Liscscnan' 0s'e'''V'
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-01-26

Prty iTstegrity 1t was stated some time
20 sy those papers which are msstint-rested
such statement. that Mesars. Writ and
Ne rgcant had charged the Cherokee natoG
i0.0n0 for their services. we ars author
ed. says the Washington City Chronicle,
y the Cherokee. Themselves, - say thas
this 10 unfosntled and malicious lasehosd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-12

fifth rbe commentators Of numerous II
aud - odd sfeaty Ia lie tcuo%n ofthcir Re
institution
At pyo o'elo., .a the afternoon. the mem H.
.ha Rr.lbldse Colonization Soefsy ahd
ruacours, oflhe irlsmds otuial Phllaatnop
convened Al he Count House. @hera sefe
quent and appropriate ad2r,ases ~era dsaFes =
= pouHts, Esl, real .ho Address OF the Nun
an, of Tie Am,Iean Colonization Sociefy, ef'l'-
81 atIhs.r ma.ln, II. Jaue lia object Of wh.e
~ 4, shsH tn rraeIleabdi'y ud NECESSITY u. ~.
lonItn, the eolorcd population Of this country
d.fllsc correct information respecting lie or''a
tons. prospects aud eaeourH een,ais ct tn s"'e=
. todDssemlaalc niora extensively the pm
upon whleblr is conducted pnd, by an aaI
II til, l.stlashngs Of oor natate to indoes -
ns,elout etf7en5 % fhis great L sab.lc IL -
ad, speedily aud eiItetatN. ~ l.uaf.
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