Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-30
NOTICE TO EMlGRANrs FOR LIBERIA
Colonization Rooms,
Washington CITY, March ID.

Washington City, March ID.
The ship Saluda is expected to complete her
present voyage to Liberia, and arrive at fhila-
delphia about the middle of June. She will be
Immediately prepared for another voyage to
Monrovia, but will receive cmigrants or goods
for any Of the settlements IN Liberia. Those
emigrants in Ohio, New Jersey, and New York,
who have applied for passage, will prepare TO en-
bark from Phladelohia and N6r,h Carolina law III
fepalr to Norfolk as early as the first Of August,
where the ship will touch receive them on
board
Those who may wish to go to Liberia 10 this
vessel, their friends, will please to forward
their names and place of residence to this Office
as early possible, and state what provision has
been or will be made for the expense of each en-
igrant, so that notice may be given them, if any
change should be made in the time of the vessels
sailing.
The Saluda being fitted for packet, fur
nish the best OF accommodate tons for $50 emf
grants: and remarkably fast saller-
Enterprising colored people who propose to en-
icrate to Liberia, will tiud the present f.vora-
BILE time to settle there. 4 tract Of rich land ~
ing along the St. Paus river will be prepared for
allotment to settlers this year. The mill seats
o this river, near Millsburg, large and fioui-
ishing farming settlement, will be offered to any
individual, company, who has the means and
skill to improve them. This property must soon
become of great value, the river is navigabe
for boats over hundred miles above the falls
/ passing through country thickly wooded
with the teak, a very valuable timber for ship
/ building, and variety of other beautiful woods
for furniture. The present prosperous state o
the colonies will! ensure a large demand and high
prices for common building lumber. And as tho
lands in the vicinity well adapted TO the cui
tivation of sugar cane, the grinding can be done
by water, which gives greater value to the mil
privileges. The bed of the river is rock, and the
banks favorable for the erection and security of
dam Tanners and brick-makers will find grea
encoura cement at present in the Colonies.
In addition to the Brig Mail, owned by tn,
Mississippi Colonization Society, and the shi
Saluda the Maryland Colonization Society is a
bout procuring ship. All these will be employ
ed as packets between this country and Liberia
ard is expected that commercial company
now forming to trade to Liberia, will employ tw
vessels the ensuing summer; by all which com
municatIons with the Colonies NAV be ha
monthly, and great facilities viii thus be furr
ishcd to those who may be engaged in the cree
ton of machinery, which is obtained from III;
country.
4 By order of the Erecutire Committee.
:. WILKINSON, Chairman
O, For;une. how wonderous are thy wavs,-
Two wears ago there Uni. ht be seen in the street
of Paris, at almost any hour of the dav poo,
ili-clad girl, " no trudged about hither & thithe,
singing simple airs. and gratefully receiving 70
her sweet sounds The smallest pit,ance that tn
passer by might deign to bestow upon her Thi:
4 50 recently abject being is now the beautiful an
! enchanting Mademoiselle Rachel who, thong
si she has not get attained her eighteenth wear.
9unqualihediy pronounced BY the Parisian critics
be the first tragic actress of the age She a.trac,
Immense audiences every night she performs, an
Ehas been especially distinguished by the rovs
family She is SO much the rage with the P.ri.
ans, tina, 1t is said all the new patterns, shaw
fashions for the coming season. are to be a Ia r,