Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-05
MISCELLANEOUS.

cation Society have made their Annual Report his soci
ETY. il may be recoeced has received donation from
Sa'e OF Maryland Of two hundred thousand dollars by
approp iaon made in the winter of 1892 Tor the pur
pose of sporting cmigrants Aca and prov idiDr
Them with the settlement DR. Hall, was
employed 10 Fix site for the colony. He report
ed in favor Of cape Pamas, which accordingly select
ed by the Managers With temperature similar that
OF Monova, is thought possess superior advantages
in point OF salubry IL is opet country and in great
degree cul ivaed without al dense, impenetrabe
dergrowth prejudical to icuure ard inland
muDication, which is found at MonrCvii. Ii has good
anchorage and bay where all small may be Sc
curely sheltered Dr. Rall is preparing his depar
ture this tall wi the first expedition at place The
following are the plans Of the Board laid in their
report
&C commodate comfortably from seventy hundred
cmgrants. About twenty five of these will be taken from
this country: and the remainder will be selected from
among such OF our already acclmaed emigran,s in Lbe
ria, may be willing TO The vessel will take
out the merchandise required 10 pay for the territory,
arms and ammunition, provisions for six months the
frames OF store and agency house, TOOLS agricultural i'm
iements, in fact every thing that may necessary
meet the OF the emgrants their arrival After
receiving Monova and Passa the settlers from these
places, the vessel will proceed 10 Cape Pamas and
main there until stockade is erected, cannon mounted
&c. and the settlement made. Expedition will then fol.
low expedition, as the capacity OF the colony
them will justify. Every emigrant will receive his land
Immediately his arrival and every proper aid will be
afforded him, in the FIRST instance 10 get at
cultivation. When the first settlement has become strong
enough, another stockade will be built at suitable dis
lance, around which, new farms will cluster, then another
and another, radaiing from centre; the stock
AIDES being as the cies, which, the
uons III the carry settlement OF America the
ing agrcuuralsts may retreat any occasion OF alarm
In this will the capacity OF the colony TO receive ne W
eingrans be rapidly increased, the agricultural habits
The colonlsts be secured oppo tunies for civZng
outstanding the heather will be afforded; cost
TO this country, for time OF maintaining The ne
until acclmated, will be materially
il not wholly aovided
The report proceeds remark tina, the colonization law
OF Maryland was adopted the view Of ultimately ter
minang slavery in that State, nasmuch as the intro
duction Of slaves into its territories is prohibited and the
transportation Of all such emancpaed amply pro-
vded for. They add The following reflections his deli
cate and agitatiDg SUBJECT which gene
raj considerdt
The views OF the board OF managers extended still fur
ther with reference TO the general scheme of COLOMBIA
lion. The system which they prefer, and which they
suggest in the hope OF seeing it carried into effect
which gives to each State, what Mary has already
snmed The sole management OF colonization within its
conhnesthose States having emgrans nd 10 Ii ria
sending them Tor such reasons as please them those
States having emgrans for Africa, but hich are will
ing to contribute their money 10 the of coonzaion
selecting for themselves the particular Objects Pc
culiar views, connected with the subject which thew are
most desrous TO advance, and contributing acc0ringIy-
II being rule TO avoid interfering, by word deed with
the subject OF slavery in other States When State
thus holds colonization in its Keeping il will cease 10
be an object oil dislike or apprehe nson any them.
Ii will no longer be the preence for raising the cry
reference, on the part of the NORTH with slavery of
the SOUTH which has already excited such angry feelings,
and which threatened time ieopardZe the con.
linusnce OF the Union itself The philanthropy OF the
north will still have ample for its best efo under
such system. Maryland has avowed the principle which
The north has long conteDded for, proper basis Of CO.
onizaion; and her State in society," in its exerons add
another slave holding State the Union will present
as interesting object 10 the friends of cooDiz north.
ward as has ever yet claimed their attention the
first promug CATION OF the scheme. Other slave. holding
States VIII follow the example OF Maryland and all the
sooner for being let alone. Any attempt, the part of
the north to procure the avowa In the parent society of
principles obnoxious TO the south, could only succeed al
ter bitter contest, and would if successful be followed
by the withdrawal onearly ALL If not all, the slave holding
States from any participation in the general desgn-while
the OF the south in such would perhaps be
followed by the norths Withholding that assistance which
il has heretofore so literally afforded Separate
tons upon the subject however, in Maryland will
once abate all irritating questions cohnec with the sub
jec between the North aud South, without losing single
friend to coonzaiion and TO the system that this
cohcident as VIII be, with the course pursued by Ma
ryland, the Board Of Managers will give their most hearty
concurrence ". Y. EU. Post.
THE WELLsBURG WHITE FLINrGLA woRKs,-
This establishment among the useful and is one of
the Oldest works OF The kind In this immediate cton of
country IL has been in operation since 1876 period of
IL years, during which IL has been Of vast utility TO the
and surrounding country profitable fo the varoua
ware, has acquired character rarely by SINH
lar manufacturing establishments in this or in any other
section OF our country.
This establishment is now carried on bv Messrs
Lowther aud Joseph Miller, under whose mana cement
have every confidence that its character will he aupIv
sustained while we hope II will become source OF profit
TO themselves and Of general utility 10 the place.
The Glass manufactured at these works finds a ready
market, and is highly appreciated in every section of our
country. Ii has produced OF The finest specimens OF
cut and engraved ware, which, for elegance ofexecuon
brillancy and strength, might enter into successful com
parson with any other works whether in or out of the
country.
The complement Of persons employed by this establish
ment is 30 VeHsburg Gazette.
GRELN GLASS WoRKs.-An establishment for the
manufacture of green ware and window gass might he
rpa Inf