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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-13
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DOMESTIC NEWS.
hRMyAL OF THE PRESIDENT.

gastimofe, Jane T. Al half past twelve. yesler.
av the Cemmittee of citizens appointed fer lhe
Anr,.ose accompanied by the members Of The CITY
co,neiI eheers of me Army sud Navy, aa1 ol
n. nyiicl on The occasion, to the number in al #
kne hundred and nifty 70 two hundred, p1eeee 81
Rom the Ohio Rail Road depot at the rhfee
Tuns tavern, IN train Of eleven eauiusez. fer
lie purpose OF meeting ,hs President on his arrival
d the intersection otihs Rail Roaj aud WasnHs.
on Turnpike, hbant SIX and hslfniiles ia Tia
tiiy, The carriages were drawa separately, b.
sorses, until they retehe3 the outer depot. whetf
&hey were united IN a single train and attached L.
ha locomotive engine .3tiaatt The engine
which, after receiving various Improvements, l.
how most efficient one, conveyed tie lfain with
pasc TO the appointed spot in about twenty five min.
btcs soon after the train had been arrnngod for
HE return j, was announced TIA, The President was
hpproaehing. and IN few minutes an elegant
coach, furnished Ivy Nessrs Stockton and Stokes.
kIrove mp containing the President the Hon. MIR
McIAss Secretary Of State, Governor CAss seeie=
ut War and Major Dopelson Private Secretary
10 the President On alightine he was received by
tienerai SMITH, chairman ofthe Committee While
salutsons were iniefehanging between the parties.
|she train was thrown Lack until the centre cal.
" hch had been specially set apart for the Presl
dents accommodation was brought in front of the
place " mere he stool As soon as all were seated
. The locomotive again put IN motion, and IN a.
bout thirty minutes the long train wus conveyed to
the Three runs. Although The time Of arrival
was half an hour earlier than had been announced,
,he Spectators rapidly increased IN number as the
ira - '.e neal TO the depot. On leaving the Raii
Go.d a.irr.a e. The President took his scat an
opsa saroueBe with Gen. SMITH and JAMES IL
McCultoH. Esq His suite followed IN anolher
betouehe, aud the gentlemen OF the COMMITTEE came
after IA carriages.
He passed along Peca 10 Baltimore street, and
down the latter to tho lodgings prepared for his re
centon al lae Baltimore House, where be was du
Ily receive gai welcomed by the May or otlhe city
ard 5mniuee depated to perform ihe, duty on
behalf oil the clazcns.
Iho pftsilenl " ii rcm5n in the city to-day
and to eow mornag will depart for Philadelphia
in the Sis. Al kentucky. 1mefttaa.
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From he Nem Oricars Adprviisfr, .uay 81
HEALTH OF THE CITY.

Tho weather is again cool and pleasant for tho
season. The shower Of rain accompanied with
very heavy thunder during Wednesday, has ten
ded greatly TO purify the air And notwithsiand
ing considerable excitement prevails as 10 the ex
Istence ofthe Cholera among US, We believe there
are but few scattering cases that the Cholera
does net exist epidemic, and almost every
case can be traced to negligence and imprudcnce--
generally speaking our CITY is healthy.
Prospect ,ftRe Creps--An acquaintance lately
from the Attakapas informs us that the planters
IN that part of the state, never had more promis
Ing prospect of abundant crops ofsugar, corn and
cotton than the present season, They have plan
ted an unusual large quantity of the pilnt canc, all
OF which Is in most fourlshng condition,
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lls perpeira,ion Of the deed. 10 lis convlft'of-
Bat tue pleading OF counsel will occupy the court
andl night, Il !, should close even then. 80 s'eat
Is tie pubic anxiety 10 witness the contest between
the distinguished men concerned, that ai thls very
moment, quarter before g IN the morning, one half
the court honse is filed with patient listeners, and
the crowd pressing for admission will very soon
choke up the remaining space. The Court meets
tins morning AT eight o'clock You may form
fiinl ida Of the absorbing interest felt by all parties
to be present.
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II, Gsoleta nj IIAee!iag Tho following dis
uess'ng account Of the violence with winch this
desoefng maiady is rigging at Wheeling, is ex-
taeied from the letter Of lady oil that place to her
friend, daic the lst instant. Sai. III.
Alas my daar friend the Cholera has sgain
ms1e It's Appearance IN this place. l. commented
the l6ta Of May. From that time up to the
present time, It has been very bud. II is SAID by
the people here That ii, worse than il has ever
been IN any other place throughout the United
st ties according TO tho number Of inhabitants Since
the l6ib Of My there have been seventy odd iune-
rails the most OF them Of cholera. There arc as high
twenty dead in town to day and last night /
will tell you the names Of some Of them that died
of the cholera Lawyer Robinson, old Mr. Daily,
old Capt. Coylo, Hnncc Elamet htsIe Peat nnyncs,
Jlcob Bendy, and lue only son, lad twelve Yeas
Old and mnny more little boys Alexander Nc
Co"neA, old Nh Lamb, hrs deughlcl, Mr. Clark,
md young lady that boards with them. Oj
Mrs Lamb IS also dyug M,ss He.ty Warden
and her Scr Polly old Mrs iliks, md Law.
yer Robinson only child MIS- Ryley Mrs. Ro
blnaon Oh cannot tell you any more.
" Old Month Zane IS lying ii the point If death
with II he cannot last long. One Of the iuon that
robbed The bank was buried toby, and another
siek with Il IA jail Every body looks dIshearten-
ed many Of tho shops and stores ate shut up to
! iay. Several black, have died with II. IT is re
/ ported 10 be spreading through ONO, al Mount
/ Pleasant aai ST. ClHirsylio
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Prem, Ae ninelesle, ,1,qjuiaa, Jsne 5.

TINS Ceofa.-W. have just returned from
short excursion up the valley. The appearance Of
the crops IS highly eneouragng-lhe late rams
have changed the whole face OF mature. Tie
hopes Of the farmer have rscn hundred per
cent, IN the Inst thirty days. This is true as far
as we travelled, and as much farther up the val
Icy as our inquiries could extend.
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FROM TUE NASHVILLE (NY) EAGLE K MONITOR.
Fridag Morning, Big 81.
1t becomes our painful task 10 announce to the
public the existence oftho Cholera IN city 10 an
alarming extent. On Wednesday morning last,
the dreadful news was spread throag hout the place
that there was number of cases of desperate
character embracing oar most temperate and ox-
emplnry clliz@ns. The panic spread rs The disease
extended and our streets and houses may be- said
10 have BEEN deserted in thirty SIX hours. II has
now been forty eight hours since the DISEASE made
It's appearance and we have inferred ten persons,
VIZ. IL. IL Gaylord, Johnston Armstrong. Mrs.
John Armstrong, Miss Elizabeth January, Isabel
la and ndrew three children of Andrew NJ. Jan.
uary, Emily Huston, daughter of VIM. Huston,
Mrs Mosseti, "A negro woman of john Armstrong
and one OF Mr. llusto1
Wehayo now lying dead and To be iatcrred this
morning nine persons Wv; Mrs, Newman, Mrs.
lodse, Miss Charlotte llu Mr.. Joshua Reese,
Mr., Bayard, Nr. kelser child, of the Rev. MIR.
Howell. a servant Of Mr., January and servant of
Nj Newman
Our physicians Inform us that there IRE but few
new cases tins morning, but that many of the old
cases arc desperate. Ga; city is literally dcpepu-
lated ali who could procure carriages, wagons
catts, or horses, having left. Great praise is due
the Faculty, who have labotod with unremilung
industry, during those two days OF affection to re-
acye the agony Of the dying. Our Mayor, also will
receive, as he deserves, the thanks of the city, Tor
lis generous eyeruons the whole official response.
bilty III such trying time, dcvolyed upon him and
two or three of the Council-the others having been
driven, by their anxiety for their family's safety,
10 retreat into The county Those citizens who
have remained TO perform the last duty 10 the dead
deserve the thanks Of the public. Business OF
all kinds has ceased.
We are happy to state that the disease this morn
ing Appeals TO be m,ldcr and more manageable.
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CHOLERA IN LIE ME.sr.

WuEeIfsa, June
am sorry To state that the Cholera IS making
faatiul defastations ~ this place. The oil uud
young, the teh and the poor, alike rs victims
Thnse Who arc alive and wei lay arc dead
AM buried the next. We hive asl iaany of our
p7sl respectable Citizens within she las. sa@ days
Ia one house, within a stones lhro@ q whore I
3fiic, there arc now tiree dad bo5les, and IN
mother thai adions H. two, In faet death sur
rounds q on al sides Business IS at complete
slahd Nome bat doctors aud uolertakef3 are IN
feaaislgion. The weather has bfeu very unfavo-
rabe. Il being cold one day AID warm the next
Il Is indeed a moulniid sight 10 Sec those who
wefe but yesterday IA the enjoyment Of hoaifb, sur
rounded BY all tha comforts Of TINS life, to1ay en-
shroode1 II heif collins, waiting their turn 10 b.
conveyed T. thef IA Itbcr dust Instead of the dis.
ca sc abatin.s thus owluly increased within the
IA ivy eHly four houts. Where II viii aba.e, God
Oh how,
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Er-SterB Parlins-The commission If IN.
cy. III the case OF this unucky individual la, b,..
several long sulncs. at New York, wi,hmlt l,,
ing yet come to = dtcisj0n OF the raSe Fbaie.,
mony was, however, brought to a close, at lie L,.
sitting. on Monday And the commission lt,a,E
rected tle -lefili To- bring Mr. Pukins to lh.s 81.
Ing 'oen.-flr p. appeared before them. late a.,
tie evening ard hen informed of the oil he, of
tie commission, and the progtcss made In TN, e.,,,
appeared 10 be very much astonisheh tierest-
clsring his entire ignorance Of the whole procfeI
ln5 except 50 far az he might have seen atlusi,,.
70 II III tho nea s3apcrs. 1t appented 5wepel t,,-
he had bern regularly notified and that the pro-
ceedlngs had been cgulary communicated 10 him,
ny his own reporter. Mr.. Parkins then comm,
cea an address 10 the commission, which promised
10 last several hours, but was brought II a Close
by The commission, who assured nm thu, all fu
lher procedinSs ~ the case could be stayed until
he had an opportunity ofdeferdlug his sanity in
person The commits ion then adjourned MI Mon
day next and II is supposed The case Viii not De
concluded without veral more sittings The New
York Gazette, IN n notice of tie subject saws
The fscts elucdated in this case are of a very ia
terosline nature, and when publ shed, will be read
with much feeling ofconm Sc ,1tion, for the strange
nds dGA who is its subject
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ltam ALe L.ni.pi!le lAa1 nlald Inse 3.

By thu mornings mnl, wa received IA letter
from "A ,eincj lrlrnd at Nashville, dated May 3lst
from winch We make the following cxtract--tht
lettar waa not written for publication
s." Fin Cholera IS upon us, III is most figlfh
and tafa form Wchpd begun 10 naIter ourselves
upto II 2slh instant that tins I'll stourse had
left Us but since that day 10 tins tine, O'Clock
NJ there has not been (from the best ntnrniu.
non Gun ecf less than 20 caaes--and about 90
deaths Ia the last 4 hours.-joslah Nlebol esq
Presdt nj ofthc u. $, Branch Baat was attacked
with II at 10 o'clock last night, and Is despair
Il ct. Ihe suddcuness of its n appearance, and
the violence of the cases, has produced coni.dc-
fahc panit among our cluz rs bat disposition
YET maniiestrd, to flee from H. Trust that we
have seen ITS greatest fury, Ms have hoarl OF bu,
few new casc5 since last night his year viii
long be remembered by the cltI2rns OF Nashville /;
death, the leeele, of mankind. has tnh from
hence, Hume, u l,pb0tsnn, Roanq Mr. Porter,
Nr. Vanlier, Nj Wcch, Capt lrWln-and from
is vicinity, Judge Oycrlon-and NOW, on the
kvorge Of the crave stands auoiher of It's old Ell.
2ens who bad done much for the town all
your old acquaintance, and sone Of them your IN
innate personal trcnds,--to you thcy were known,
yon know their worth. The thee first named,
iheir places Will be hard To I'll, il they are ever
You know them well, aud il is therefore uselcos
ion me 10 auompt to portray their many virtues.
Tin pety, tho unostcntntlous simplicity of man
neta the moral grandeur Of the Departmental Mr..
Hume, are too deeply ex-governor the minds of ali
who knew him, land even The children knew " Ia
ther Hume , soou to be forgotten. Ask the wld
ow and the tnthsress, the poor, md imprisoned
who and what Duncan Robertson Wa.. Aud ast,
h 0sbnotl least, ask yours lfwhatD Rosne wa.
Z. S. past O'Clock. ltm tins momentin
formed by Mr.. Thos. Crutchcr that Mr.. Nichol is
dead--few, v,ty, few, of 'heold standards are now
! ieil behind.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-13

The celchratet Indian chic Black Hawk and the
ohc, Indians belonging 10 his PARTY, came passcn-
gers yesterday IN the steamboat Columbus from
Norfolk There was very LARGO osscmbagc Of
spectators upon the wharf IN expectation OF then
arrival. The motions Of tn Columbus OF approach
ing the wharf, created some surprise as she stood
oil and on without landing. and there were evident
symptoms that some uncommon occurrence had ta-
ken place on board. On inquiry II vas found that
robbery had been committed, and the passengers
Ind requested that they might not be landed until
thorough search had been made FOR the thief and the
property A gentleman OF Alexandria, whose name
We understand is White, had lost pocket book
containing 1850 IN notes. The agent o. the steam
boat, and several police officers went on board and
| arrested several persons upon whom suspicion had
fallen. They were brought before justice for exam
ma ION While they Were under examination the
pocket book contents were found in the chain cable
box where the thief had thrown them to escape detec
ton. II was fully identified by Mr. White, and
paid over to him. The persons under urres, were
discharged.
We learn that the Indians, on being informed Of
the affair, insisted on being searched with the rest
of the passengers. They arc under the charge OF
Major Garland, and lodged at the Fountain Inn.
Light street. Baltimore imertedn, Jne7
The Rev. Benjamin Rice, ID. D ofVir,inia.
has been elected to the Pastoral care of the Pres
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IIom lLs 81 LlNiS RknaLEcnn itnu %

Fom he 81. Louis Republican, Vny IS.
HOMICIDE Accounts from Franklin, in
Howard county, represent that an atlocous muir
der was committed there on Monday afternoon,
the 20th INST. JAMES l.. DoBBlN mercban, Of tina,
place. was shot by his step son, Edward Simpson.
and died instantly. We are told tina, misundcr
standing had for some time existed between the
parties On the day named, Mr. Dobbns, his L.,
dy, and clerk, Mr. Kyle had closed the store al,
the usual hour for dinner, and went 10 the dwell
ling house, about half mile distant. While they
were absent, Mr., Simpson entered the house bv as
cending to 'he porch ofthe upper story, and took
possession of a room formerly occupied by him
ana IN which were his personal property, guns
&c, Ahtr dinner Mr. Dobbns, Mrs Dobbins
ana MIR. hyic, returned 10 the store. when thew
discovered Mr., Simpson in the room which he had
occupied, Mr. Dobbins Immediately went up into
the room When Mrs d, expressing her appre-
tensions lest some difficulty might arise. reques
ted MI hyle to 50 up also. lie started to do So
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From He Loni'riAe Nv H.raH Junel

From He L1nisriiic Nv HsraH June
loRRiD MuRDER-We learn by private let
ter, that most harrd murder WIS committed on
the Eth uIt, about twelve niles from Hopkins.
VILE IN thus State A Mrs Miller was drowned
by negro woman who threw her into very WIDE
and deep welt at time when the rest ofthe family
were from home The woman has confessed. tia,
she was nstigated to the deed by a negro man
whom Miller Ohe husband of the deccased) had
employed TO commit the murder. The nero msn
on beng arrested stated that Miller employed
HIM, although there is no iegal evidence against
Miller, SO strong were the circumstances. that he
together with the two negroes, were committed. 10
await their trial in August A sister Of Mrs. Nh.
LEI ncknowIed before the grand jury, which was IN
session at the time, that size had two children bv
Miller, and It is believed that he wished 10 nat
his wife out ofthe way in order that he nigh, mar.
~ her sister. There was great excitement in the
neshborhood, in consequence of the high respect
entertained for the deceased, who is the daughter
of a very respectable and pjous man by the name
o Gray.
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It's orr painful duty to announce the death ct
George Brco,hiu, Esq brother OF ths Governor If
Kentucky. This Young gentleman acted occasion
ally as private secretary to the President, sntl ,c
conll.sn.d him lest year in hrs lt,r 10 Tonnes
see From short time after is.o,urn 10 h. ORE.
sent, his dee,I,. has been EXCEEDINGLY RAPID lie
dcd at Maysyle. lHdsdineio4 q ole.
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FOR PRESIDENT.
JoHN II E.roN 5o9i G. I Mcaoss 1880
FOR DIRECTORS

FOR PRESIDENT
JoaN II EtroN 5o5i G. + Mcaoss 1880
FOR DIRECTORS
William Price 1863 Edward Lucas dec
] J. Abort $50 A Stewart s73l
w. Canton ss2l r. rhoma, 3ol1
w Smith 1881
r. Janaey IOls
u. VI. Henderson 5 6,3
Nv The FMS X elected
The Vole fof Nj EA7ov va, made M Of The
following pms
The United states 2o13 votes
Tho Corporation of Washington "1as votes
Individual Stockholders l03S vote
For President, the proxies oftho State of NV.
land MIR. FoaResT and Mir MrCUItou) wern ii
riidd and SO were those Of the Co1poratlon O
G. osseiown The votes, therefore, Of both these
interests were lat
Had taese two inter interests been voted upon,
and tho VOTE been as eNpeclcd) for Mr.. Mfhorn.
it would ne added 10 his vote,
For Maryland 129) votes
Georgetown 5'l3 Votes
and woal1 have elected him Notwithstanding the
combined run against him, Ivy minority Of la
votes
The aggregate vote for MI Mercer was com9o.
set-oftha following particulars
The State oi Virginia so vote,
Corporation 81 Alexandria s0S vote,
Individual Stockholders 1862 votes
or the VOTES ri lalIvldual Stockholders there.
fore MIR Mercer received 1862 to Nh Eaton,
1880 So iffle Llefli0a be- Determined against
Mr. Mercer, tte Peopte when speaking ,heir own
voice. have determined N has favor
The Directors attempted 10 be- put IN by political
influence were ssnally defeated It seems Il
MI Mercer was the only sacrifice upon winch n
majority could be bfoue lat 10 act together.
In the election of Directors it will be SEEN thai
MI Sp,ith and Mr.. Janney received seventeen
hundred votes more than the joint vote for Pres
dent This was caused 10y the votes of Maryland
and Georgetown not being divided IN their CASE
and the aggregate thereof beng l79s votes, being
given in their favour
What was announced in New York paper
three months AGO 10 have bean arranged, bat VA,
then treat ed with utter Incredibly Inns been thus
consumma,ed in the election Of Mir Eaton Though
the Influence Of the Government, to sup rsede Mr.
Mercer.
The list Of Directors, however, is an unexeep.
,ionable one, and some Of them have such practical
experience IN the business Of The Canal Company
as may 20 far TO supply the want of It IN Nh. EA
TON. Let us hope uen, for the best IN regard to
tins matter, and that our great work may suffer No
injury. We cannot hope, however. us City, to
oscape the reproach Of Inconsistency and lngrati-
tude for the manner in which we have treated a
faithful enlightened AMI efficient friend as we cf
er had
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a bate Liverpool paper, before Us, eomment;nq
upon the intelligence received from tbs country IS
ne passage Of Mr.. CIuys Taflff bill. md tba
subsequent proceedings Of lhe South Carolina
Convention, contains the following sarecIeus IT,.
raersph, which displays characteristic familiar
~ viii American affairs, qualifying the write. IL,
publish n statistical and politicd ,i,w 9Th, l.
nited Suites. N two volumes octave, " ich wouI!
be pronounced in the Quarterly an abl, and m
paual wmk 10y d thuroug y we'll ialoaaed zen
iehian
" The Ordinance Of Notification has been III, re-.
fort repealed accordingly: aud the bill to ABOLISH
all mliltia training has since passed one branch
Of the Legislature Of nnsyIsnnia, by Il vote of
s. 10 52-fhe Tariff question is ptrciors Al an
end
10 Doubt of ii how can Her BE any n1orc dit
~ lily about the leriH or Modification in Sou,a
Carolina after one branch OF the leenlaf,f. IL
Peaasy lsana has abolished militia Trainings
Bat. i4tct
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We understand the late vet spell has done much
injury 10 the toDaceo crop, we, as to The wheat
bnd corn. Rteh4ond Compit,r.
The suit Of the Bank Of the United States Us.
ANDREW Stevenson, as security for julius Dan
bridge. former Cashier fer the IT, B. Branch in this
CITY was expected TO come on during the present
term Of the Federal Court now sitting II Richmond
-Mt Wntbed already aruyed, as Counsel for
the Bank anl tn Agent Of lie Mother BANK was
also IN attendauee.-B aa compromise has been
effected between The paftes, by winch the Bauls
$1,000 IN laI discharge Of It's CLAIM upon him. The
Bank sued We believe, for about ~ 600 being the
half ofthe penalty OF the Bond which the securities
were to have gwen for Dandodgc. Each party is
TO pay is owa co5ts, and the suit Is dismissed.
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II - due 10 the numerous friends Of this enter.
prize that they snould have lad hrf'f. them thf
particulars ofthc ale Election Of President and
Directors ofthat Company We proceed 10 give
such an aeeoaal retaining, as Tar ns practicable,
from the exhibition OF any personal feeling on the
subject without pretending to be free from II The
whole number Of votes nj the Election was Us foi
lows
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-13

The Cincinnati Alverr..r, % II u i5a#s.,,-
" Goods we're ro''ly." here N sunday isI.
frorl Nov forn, uy way of,hc OHIO oaaal the
Lok' mi tic New York canal, il fIrrlGN DAya
ttum tiat ely.
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'IET
HaHh II Nlkete - " regtet our inability u
make favorable report Of the health oftbe city,
Tor the past week Inc C8slera appeared 10 bafe
gradually game ground, ard IS no longer eoadnel
to the black population.
We have Doi IL means Of ascertain y tie
nuniber TINT have recovered, bat We THINK our
selves safe ii ying hat tnrte are nlna out Of TN
The Cholera = committing Us ravd2es on tn
plantations ~ Al tn nFsr Counties aud Is Iuos-
ing slowly toHan tie interior of The Safe. We
also hear II II IA the Parishes OF Coneofdla aud
Carroll, Louisiana, dom, 10 work Of death.
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{ {aai,oti9n Dctafe-A public d,bate foot
place al Boston, on the successive even,eos ct
Thursday nnd Fdlay last upon HE pronlnrn, 10.
pics Of diff fen5e between the Colonization and
immediate Abolition Societies Il W oar.Ie.l "a,
ny K 5. Finley, Esq and Prot. ssor 1YIis= .tot,i..
Western Resel9e Coilego Ohio-lhe forn.a5 44y..
Gu ias the Colonization Of the blacts IN As,ga 49,.
the after the immediate abolition of I=,.,}..t
home. We ate indebted to our Boston friend,
and correspondent for the following account OF Jha
result
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The Fortune Co0e House IN New Ya,k the
great resort OF he merchants Of that CIV. has a
no ice posted III, h1 ior thu future 10 more ardent
spr'Js vii be yendcd iii the cutting pat OF the 60
tabilsha.at.