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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-29

I'm ANCERY-yIRGINIA.--At rules holden in.
the Clerks Once Of the County Court Of Charlotte.
Oh Monday, the 2d day Of June, 1884,
Scear Torian aud Mary his wife, formerly Mary Cobbs
the widow OF Samuel Cobbs, deed. PG,.
against
Edmund Morgan, in his orn right and as executor Of
Samuel Cobbs, deed, John DAbbs william Coleman,
James DAbbs and Susanna his wife, John Johnson aud
Judith his wife, Richard Lipscomb, and Mary his wife,,
odusi Johnson anu Martha 's vile, and John Cobbs,
The defendants, James Dsbbs and Susanna lis wife.
John johnson, and judith his wife, and Samuel johnson,
and Martha his wife, having entered their
according 10 the act OF Assembly and the Rules OF this
Court aud II appearing TO The satisfaction Of the Court
that they not inhabitants Of This State, the moion
oil the PlsiBs, by COUNSEL is ordered That the said
eDdan's do appear here the first Monday Ia September
next, and enter their appearance and the Plaintiffs
Court and that copy Of Ills order be inserted in some
newspaper published 10 the city Of Richmond for two
months excessively. and ported at ie front door of the
Court Hone Of the said county. Copy. Tesie
June 10. tiO-~sw1 wINsLow ROBINSON, c.
I'm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Rules held IN m.
Il Clerks once Of the Circuit Superior Court OF l,
AID chsheery for Cumberland county rom the I'd to the
7ih day Of June. inclusive, in the year 1884:
Hezekisb Ford Comprt,
Elizsbsih Phillips, Benjamin A. Phillips Bowry Phil.
Ups, William Phillips, Newton Hszegroye and Lucy
Ann his wife, formerly Lucy Am Phillips Ferdinand q
Coleman and Eliza, bis WIFE, formerly Eliza Pbips Peter
T. Phillips, Richard Phillips, Sally Phillips Polly Phil
lips. Susan Phillips, aud NJ ar,ha Phillips. DeGs.
The defendants, Benjsniin A. Phillps Bowry Phillips
and William Phillips having entered their appearances
and given security according to the act Of Assembly and
The rules Of This Court, and appearing by Satisfactory sy~
dence that they inhabitants Of This common eolth
On the motion Of Inc compiainaptH is ordered That the
ad defendants do appear here the first day Of Septea
Der Term next snd answer The plaintiffs bill; and that
copy Of his order be forthwith inserted in news
paper published 10 The city OF Richmond, and continued
for two months succes,geyand that another copy be
June n. Is ssw
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NUsT PUBLISHED, cRsodoIph's Letters" 10 : Young
80 Relative embracing series Of years from early youth
10 mature manhood, and for sale BY n T. SMITH
IIse 10. lift
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From tho GaIcnian, June %. /

From tho GaIenian June o3l
Trial and Execution Of Patrick o. Conner-On the
25Ih ult.. at about o'clock NJ report was that pa
Trick 0'Conner had killed George O'Keefe upon which
oy agreement Of the citizens the tragic scene
inquest was held the body of the deceased aud the
verdict rendered by the jury was that the came
TO his death by being shot by Patrick O'Conner.
OConner was arrested by mutual Of all parties
and ON The next day, was duly tiled by jury of twelve
citizens, taken from the multitude. Privilege was given
TO the prisoner to object such as he choose not TO be
tried by, and he made 10 objections TO the mode of ,ria
lie was allowed the privilege of choosing friend to
counsel with him. and assist in conducting the lfial
AFTER The Jnry were sworn, the Witnesses were called
aud testified as follows:
On the 29b Of May "a rainy dayl George OK ee(e n .
partner III business aud resident Joint rner OF THE
house win oConner, and two Of the witnesses also resi-
dents OF the house. came home from the village Of
Dubuque, and found the door OF the house bolted On
asking OConner to admit them, he (O'ConneD refus.
them Abundance. They still solicited admusnce but
were as often refused The rain failing rapidly III com
menced pushing the door ill IL opeaed. And on ibe i'm.
slant the door open, OCopner fred, and O. eee fell
dead lie only lived TO say Lord have mefcy!' ball.
or snug RON the same fire. passed through the clothes Of
one oil Tie witnesses The witnesses then gave the alarm
the negbbors collected and arrested the prisoner.
The Gun which lie fred belonged one Of the syi;nes
ses, aud when they left the house, about three hours pre-
vous II "as no, loaded were there any balls suited TO
the caibfe Of the gun (nusket There we're seven per-
wjh slugs OF lead.
II proved that at some time prior TO the murder
OCounor slated TO one Of the Witnesses diat certain
piece OF paper with which he had been presented !v
Okeeie, (belisved 10 have been writ OF arbitration is
sued by The Assistant Superintendent Of the lead mines 10
settle difference between OConner and OKeee which
Is Tie usual means adopted for such purpose would yet
prove keeie's deaih.warraD" IL also proved that
uring all Tie time Of variance between OConner and ihe
deceased the conduct Of OConner towards oKeelc was
fongh and abusive, and disordey, While OKeeic treated
OConner With great orbearsnoe and mildness, but no
quarrel had taken place between them tie day Of the
murder II also proved that O'Conn.r on he same
evening Of he murder, said he glad he had killed
Ohees and wished he had killed one or two more; but
sions, then expressed regret that the snsir had hap
pened
The jury then re ed, and alter session of about two
hours, returned the following verdicl
We, the jury selected 10 try Patrick O'Conner for the
murder Of Geo. OKeeie, on the 2sh inst after exan,i.
ming the Witnesses on oath, and aleDdvey hearing and
considering The testimony against the prisoner do unsd.
mously sgfss That the ssid OConoer 10 guilty Of murder
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Washington Juiy Ilth, 1884. :
SEPARATE PROPOSALS will be received at this
~ office, until the ls day Of October next the
livery OF provisions for the Of the troops the United
States to be delivered in bulk, upon inspection, fol-
lows:
sas bai,o's.o: fresh .upersee G.ur
275 bushels Of new whiO field beans
400 pounds Of good hard soap
1888 1879 s SIS o. f s good o fS4@ s Sy a
Al Baton Rouge.
Sas bu.bo: Of 'S new White field RGS Soon.
1890 DO Of good aS hard ard i siI" candles
81 g, bushe. Of good clean dry salt
III Fort JesuP, % miles by land from .Natchitoehes.
$50 So sd.se. of me-" , ~Ea ssl% I Soan
$50 $50 pounds Of good hard hare, soap
, I2O bushels Of good clean dry salt
haf on I.t Stay; Remainder December 1895
AT The Public Landing, SIR miles from Fort To,oson,
mouth cfthe Chien,ichi.
SO SO '' DO Of = IR' S.SS superane -four
800 bushels OF now white field beans
9 ssSS pounds Of good t hard soap, soap s,.
80 bushels OF good clean dry salt
Tho whole dsysssa month Of April 1895. and to
leave Natchi,oches BY ynh February, 1895
Al Fort Sn'ith, arkansas.
40 % '' Do O. g SS'S .vpo,sue aour
60 bushels of white field
20 bushels Of good clean dry salt
$50 gallons Of good cider vinegar
The whole he delivered in all the month OF May, 1896
az Fort Gibson, mouth Of the Verdigyis $50 miles
abore Fort Smith, ARKANSAS.
$40 barrels OF pork
1000 do offfesh superinc
$50 bushels Of new white field beans
1860 pounds Of good hard soap
500 do Of good h,rd t'ow candles
go bushels OF good clean dry salt
200 gallons Of good cider vinegar
The Whole to be delivered by tho let Of May, 1886
n Jeferson Barracks, 10 miles beLoto 81. Louis.
$50 barrels Of pork
$50 do Offcsh supeffne nouf
$50 bushels Of now white field beans
$3.50 pounds OF good had
1900 DO Of good hard tsliow osnilss
100 bushels Of good ceon dfy salt
1859 gallons good c6or ynocsL
1t Fori LcaUen1O0rih, Mouth QfLitIe Fiatte.
97G b.fos Of pork
$50 do of fresh sVpeffle Aour
2i5 bushels Of now white 10 bonns
1860 pOunis Of e. cd hard soap
1850 do Of good hard tallow candles
81 bushels Of good al dry salt
100 gallons of GOOD cider
Ono bali on let May femaindor lei Of October,
M Fort armsirong, Mississippi Rirey
I3s barrels ~ pork
23O do 81 ffosh snpoffno -four
40 bushels ofnew white field beans
1880 pounds Of COED hard soap
900 do Of good hard taiiow candles
a. bushels Of good clean dry salt
500 gallons Of good cider vneaar
Tho wbols o delivered by tho let Of June, 1896
M Fort Cro,gford, Prairie du Chen, Miss. River.
go barrels Of pork
$50 do Of Gcsh superhne Hour
9i5 bushels White Go beans
1860 pounds good hard soap
1900 90 Ofgood hard taiioss candles
90 bushels Of good clean dry salt
ll25 gallons 0f good cider vinegar.
Tho aAole 10 b. d'li'tndiy Tho 1T Of Juno. 1915
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I'm CHANCERY-YIRGINIA.- rules hoLIen In

HIN ERY-VIRGINiA.-At rules boiIen in
u the Clerks Office OF the County Court OF Charlotte
on Monday, the 2d day of June, 1881:
Moormsn Loyelsce James T. Bonan, and Tabitha his
wife, formerly Tabiha Loveiace, Thoma, Lovelace Jas.
Street. aud Bridget hi, wife, formerly Bridget LoveAce
Sarah Loveace, Lucy I. Lovesce, Eliza M. Loveaee,
John ~ Lovelace, VIM. G. Lovelacc, Francis A. Love.
lace. Charles Is. Lovel.ce, aud Walter l.. Loyeiace
which last named eight infants and by their
next friend the said Moormsn Lovelsce, Plffs
against
Elizabeth L. Loveiace, widow and administrative Of
" anil Lovelace, decd, John Lawrence, and Polly his
vile, and James Lovelace, Des
The defendants, John Lawrence, and Polly his wife,
aud James Lovsace, having entered their appearance
according TO the act of Assembly and rules Of this Court
aud appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that they
not inhabitants Of this State the motion OF the pn-
hf by counsel il ia ordered hat the said defendants
appear here the FIRST Monday in September next, aud
enter their appearance and the plaintiffs BILL
give security for performing the decree OF the Court;
that copy Of this order be inserted
published 10 the City OF Richmond for months sue
cessvely and posted the font of Court
of said county. Copy Tes,e
June 10. TIl-wSw1 WINSIOW ROBINSON C..
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OFFICE OF CoMMIssARY GENERAL OF SUBsIsTEscE
Washington, Juiy llM, 1884.
SEPARATE PROPOSALS will be received at this
~ office, until the LIST day Of October next Tor the
livery oil provisions for the OF the troops the United
States, to be delivered in bulk upon inspection, fol-
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I
day the 7th day Of June, 1881;
Miller W oodson, Plaintiff
against
Samuel Venable and VIM. +. Lyon, Defendants
The defendants not having entered their appearance
and given security according 10 the OF Assembly
rules OF this Court aud il appearing that they
biiants OF this Commonw eah-on motion the plaintiff
by his attorney, it is ordered, that I've said defendants DO
appear here on or before the 4h Monday August
and answer the plaintiffs bill; and that copy OF this
der be forthwith inserted in newspaper printed
The city OF Richmond, for two months successfully and
copy posted at the front door Of the Courthouse OF this
county A Copy. Teste,
June 81. [l5-wsw] b. b. wOODsON, D. C.
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fourth LIST june Let September, ls December, 1885, and
t March, 1886 The hogs OF which the pork is packed
10 be fsttened and each hog to weigh less
Than two hundred pounds and, except where the quiay
is Otherwise desy naed will consist OF hog Zach
barrel, excluding the feet legs, ears and Side
pieces may be substituted for the hams.
The pork to be carefully packed with Turks Island salt
md IN pieces not exceeding ten pounds weight EACH
The pork TO be contained in seasoned besr OF white oak
white ash barrels full hoped The vinegar In IRON
bound cask Tho beans in ar-iigbt barrels and the sosp
aud candles in strong boxes Of convenient size for
portstion.
Salt will only be received by measurement Of thirty.
two quarts to the busIel. The candles TO have cotton
wicks.
The provisions for Fort Armstrong Prairie DIV Chen
and Saint Psiers pass St. Louis for their ultimate
destination, by ile 10 April, 1885 failure In this
particular, will be considered breach Of contract and the
Department will be authorized purchase TO supply these
posts The provisions will be inspected the time and
place OF deysry and all expenses to be psd by
tractors, until they deposited al such houses
may be designated by the agent Of the Department The
Comnissafy General the privilege OF increasing
or dimnihing the quantities, oil dispensing with one
or more articles any time before entering into contracts;
ADD also OF increasing reducing the quantities Of each
delivery one-hird subsequent 10 the contract giving
SKY dsys' previous notice. Bidders not heretofore
tractors, required to accompany their proposals w
evidence Of their ability, together with the Of their
uretes, who.e responsibility must be certified to by The
District Attorney, by person well known TO the
Government Otherwise their proposals viii not be acted
Advances be made in any cases and evidence
Of inspection snd full delivery will be required at this Of
fee before payment can be made, which will be by Trea-
sury wsranis Banks the points Of delivery or
nearest the places Of purchasing the supplies,
the residence Of the contractors, at their option.
Each proposal 10 be sealel 10 separate envelope and
marked "Proposas for furnishing Army Subsistence"
GEO GIBSON, c. O.. s.
Jolly 25. 23-n5S
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VIE ensuing session NJ The New London Aend.
- envy viii begin on Monday tho 10 h day OF
January next and en,i on tho 9TH n July following
on which & hepree.ding day the annual esannna
ton will take place
The subserlberi intending 10 employ competent
assistant TO attend to the Mathsraticsl students,
will IN future devote his attention exclusively TO
the English and Classical departments BY this
arrangement extensive and neeurn,a inyirnciions
will b. gwen ~ all the various branches of an inp
lish Classical. md Mathematical cdnea,jon In
each of the above departments our course is a tho.
rough one AMI adapted either 10 qualify tho .tu.
dent for tho ordinary business of hfc or 10 ensure
him an odvantagsou entrance into any Of our high.
or schools. In tho Classical md Mathematical
branches tho text books will be those used Mt tho u.
nversily of Va. md nj West Point Our discl.
pno is regular aud strict nnproximnting rs near aS
practicable to the older and economy of n well rog
uoted family From beginning TO end II will bC
our constant effort Ia Ins into tho minds Of OUT pa
pills correct moral notions, mn d 10 ,rnn thnm TO the
practice OF industry, puncualtY, md economy, to-
golhor with all thosc other subtianiinl virtues
which calculated 20 render them respectable ant
useful members Of society
Terms For Boarding and Tuition 300 yonr
the student furnishing his own he'd, candles, fu,i.
&c. or we Will furnish them at 40 per annum
II l. YVES.
Dee. D wGwif
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Spring Warehouse.

HNHls large and com n odious Wsr.bouse. sit.
Il na,ed ~ 1T street aud 9Th. nllrs, IN tho
town ol Lynchhurg. ION street Immediately lead
'ng TO tni connected with the sauibern termins.
lion of,he Lroehbufg l. Salem Turnpike !, now
IN state OF ,horough repair, aud i. offered TO The
cnmmnnifs ofPIan,efs as reeeptrce Of obareo
Two discreet aud competent inspec' ora
(hessts. Lilbprp II. Jnhnson and Thos. J. OLD
nave lately been commissioned and quail I'D. and
are no" engaged in the discharge Of the duties.
The subscriber loener aud propri.ior1 believes,
That well from the competency e. industry oil the
Inspectors, n also from thar central position oil The
house. aud its security asains, dangers from fire
or exposure from weather, II may be safely ie-
CONNIE coded 10 the public
Aware, that by Offering fair and proper indnce
menis 10 Planters 10 paiontze TIN, house the sub.
srriber Is promoting ~ well tifir interests =
his own, hr has recently incurred considerable ex.
pensr IN repairing aud improving iIs condition.
Aud with n vlrw OF making it as desirable ms pot
si6le TO the public, he takes thi. method OF announ
eng, that upon Tobacco IN this Warehouse he
will al all times be disposed 10 make liberal aiynn
res provided the state Of the market or other CT,
Gnmsianees should make IL the Planters interest Ia
deter ifs sale lie will nlso. (as far ss ho can) lie
vote snme degree al personal attention n The
house, and endeayor, in conjunction with tho in
spector', 10 give satisfaction TO all who may favor
him with their patronage.
ALEX. LIGGATT, Proprietor.
10 TIE PUBLIC.
The subscribers respectfully give notice, TINT
lhcv have, ms above stated taken charge of Spring
warehouse, rs 1t aud ID inspectors, and ARE nav
ready II receive Tobacco. 1ncy earnestly invitr
'her friends and the public to give them reason
able share nt patronage. being determined, ms faf
as possible, 10 give general sntisfa ton. h,
Warehouse Is now IN cool order convenient To buy
rys anl sellers of Iobatco--,ndeei, NAV be re
gorded among 'he best IN Lynchbnfg.
H. II. JOHNSON
1llos.J. OLD.
Dee Is v3Nll
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Observation-Disclosures.


The Richmond Enquirer contains ths following
paragraph:
1t is said, tina. instructions will lie introduced
into the Legislature of Virginia, against toe resto-
ration of the Deposites to The U. States Bank-or
securing in The S,u,e = nks, other places OF de-
postcs the publ m1nies, subject b such resirlc-
tons may guard 1t far as possible against
Executive abuse--oni pot sting against the exten-
sion of the charter Of ia present Bank, and the es'
Iablishment Of anJ'heg.
Resolutions of this character may be introduced
into the Legislature Of Virginia, but, with the ex'
ccption of the last named they viii not lie adopted
The Legislature will rot adopt a resolution pro-
testing against the restoration Of the dcpostes, be-
cause, every man knows that no such design Is
entertained and that even could suci motion pass
both Houses of Congress II would mol bo attempt
cd But even were the design cn,cttalncd, the Vlr
glnia Legislature would uot protest against il, and
that the Enquirer very val Knows Nor vii the
Legislature recommend the Executive league Of
State banks for they vi take it for granted that
Congress are as competent as themselves 10 Judge
Of the necessity of this m1nlsd confederacy. The
thrd resolution, protesting against the rocharter OF
the present & the cst3llIshn mt Of any other Bank,
H,ay pass-epeH 1clH NJ. NaSh's consent! But,
whether ii shall be- rejected or adopted, is matter
otno more Importance, han would be the passage
OF a resolution, alIi ming that the moon IS made
OF green cheese or that AIMS Kendall Is an hon.
est man. The resolution would neither change any
mans opinion or vote
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VIRGINIA EEIsgsAATUEsgc.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.


Petitions were presented and referred, by Mr..
Craig, OF citizens OF Augusta Rockbrdsc and
Bath for the incorporation OF JOINT stock Com any
to complete the road in said counties, known as
the " Free Turnpike Road, leading from Staun-
ton to the Warm Springs; by Mr.. Witen, of
suntry citizens of Russell eoGnry, praying that
the part of said coun in which they live, my be-
attached to Tazwe' county by Mr.. Crump, of
citizens of Prince Gcorgc, for change IN the laws
concerning endorsers by The same Of citizens OF
Prince George asking that the provisions OF the
law of last session of the Legislature which makes
the upper Apponatlox lawful fence, may Jc cx-
tended 10 the tide waters of james River.
MIR Cunningham presented a memorial of the
citizens of Norfolk, for the establishment OF an In
dependent b mix in that trough, with capital
of one million of doars, which was read. On mo-
ton Of Mr.. c. a Select Committee was appointed
on the subject, consIs ug Of the following gentle
men Messrs Cunningham, Johnson Of R, Smith
Of F.. Gallaher Hopkins Garland of NJ. Parker,
Harris, Broadus. Beard, Crutchfed, Blown and
Yancey.
FRANKLIN CoNTEs TED ELECTION.
Mr. Marshall, from the Committee of Privileges
and Elections, made report on the contested elcc-
ton from the county OF Franklin, detailing the re-
suits of the investigation Of the Committee, and set
ting forth that the evidence taken by the parties on
both sides was Illegal, on account of the informal
iy of the notices rendered by both par'ies-and con-
cIuding with the following resolution
Rcsolued, as the opinion ofths Committee, That
neither of the parties the contested election from
the county of Franklin, is entitled TO seat IN 'his
House. and that a writ be issued for holding new
election to supply the vacancy.
| Mr. Marshall moved 10 amend mo report u VIC
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pLpANTuD1nIg1H.

ruSfiE Undersigned have cosnsyfa shrpseivs..
i ooJe, the firm Of Clay 4 Vuks. and have
taken tbe Housr, nexs dpoe TO the vnsintsn One,
and opposite Messfs, Thurman and schoriEsld,
nnh are now receiving and openisg general q.
soffnen, of Groecries which they wil sell i,w for
fssh or country produce We will ray ite hsh-
est cash price for Clover, Herds Grass ard Ffar
Seed
We have consignment LOT Of god Old Wbi--
key, and bss, Family Floor. o. G. CLAY.
BENZ. WiLKs.
Dec 90 ifs
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,8D UGAE1DNa
Dec 90

<DUE. subscriber will resume the duties of 1is
=. scbo6l on the ist Monday h January, 1858
The subjects TO which no will aWen the An
eient Languages, French and English. Parents
and others entrusting fupils TO bis may con
fden'ly expect him TO labor for g,oJ fosnJato4.
Ills ain viii be no, only 10 storc III memory, but
n strengthen tho understanding. School rom IN
the house nov occupied by Miss Many Brvse.
Terms as heretofore. r. G NELSON.
Dec. 20 Aft
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BANK SO UARE.

UINh SO UAKE.
n USf received case superior English Meri-
Bale Flannels, of all colors
nutle Blankets
Dark London Calcos
Worsled and Merno Hose assorted colors
And expected 10y o-dav's Northern Stage,
Steel Mixd Cloth, md
Dark Mix'd Ca,snetts,
All OF which with Tbs romains of his Winter
stock o: Goods, he will close at reduced prices for
cash
Dec. % if3w
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PURSUANT TO the provisions of a deed ofirusi
n executed 10 me, by Samuel Burch, beurlns
date the 10Th Jay Of December, 1892, and duly ~
corded IN tho Clerks Office Of the Hastings Court
Of Lynchburg, shall, on Friday tho 26lh day of
the present month"; al the market house, in the town
of Lynctbnfg proceed 10 sell, at pubic auction, n
Tho highest bidder, for cash, the follos ing Slaves.
TO vii Washington man, Moses, a men Amy
a woman md Mira woman, and her two chit.
dfen, Martha and Elijah together witlf The IN
ercn'c of tho females Of Them, since the n aklng OF
snid deed, or so many ofihem shall b. sufficient.
10 answer The purposes contemplated by sad deed
Selling ~ trustee, sha only convey such THE
as - vested IN me by thc deed. J WILLS
TIE above sale is further poncd until Tues
day next, the 3olh inst, when it will crtainlv ,ake
place
Dec 4 bie
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~ The Intervention of the Christmas
HoIydays compels US to issue only half
.heet thus morning.
COLONIZATION SOCIETY.

The annual Meeting Of the Lynclibars Colooi-
,.,,o, Society will be held at St. Paus Church,
-, THIS EVENING, Monday, tie 29A of
n,embe, at early candle light, on which oc-
..s;on an Address will be delivered by b. Valrier,
Fen The ladies and gentlemen respectfully
invited to attend
A meeting ofthe Board ofManagers ofthe soci-
.,r will be held, at Mr.. John Thurman's ware
., m the afternoon of the same day, at / clock
il order to mako some preparatory arrangements
X. II. TOLER, Secv.