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The native American., 1840-02-01
COLO MIA ION.
ARRIVAL OF THE sALUDA.

Few with
on than the arrival of this ship She expected goth
November her delay by
coast and extraordinary rendering
sixty days from Liberia Norfolk But the apprehension anxiety
account her compensated cheering
intelligence which she brings the health general prosperity
Colony.
Our despacng Sauda emigrans
business OF the Annual Meeting have left
received The communications which shall publish
show great increase of agricultural improvement comfort
the present and prospective advantages different Colonies
under the Government of Liberia They immediate adan-
tags OF strict system of renchmen
the fresh stimulus which has been given
of enterprise and industry.
The following CAPTAIN
WATERS, on his arrival:
The Iiberans generally pleased with
OF their Government They satisfied
determined through the Colonization Society," them
which would be impossible for Probably
there never has been period the formation of the Society,
Colony has been SO prosperous at present.
The climate which has been generally regarded sy
to have undergone surprising
lived on Shore and confined disqualified
business by days illness Not of the whom
voyage had died the ofmy second arra all had
with the accmaing fever and perfect health This fever
ascertaned yields the simplest med the mortality which
e ascrbabe the of the physicians the Colo
but the changes which have taken the climate
eddy had effect"
The native American., 1840-02-01
TWENTYTHIRD ANNUAL MEETING OF
CAN COLONIZATION

COLONIZATION SOCIETY.
The Twenty third Annual Meeting Society Tuesday
the 2ls January lsO the First Presbyterian Church. Washington
The President of the Society," HENRY CLAY, presided
The meeting opened with prayer B. Brown
city of Washington
Delegates appeared from the following York. New
Jersey Connecticut Pennsylvania Virginia Kentucky and Ohio
The Report the Board of Directors embracing
cuve Committee and most interesting
Governor of the Commonwealth of Liberia read
Whereupon,
Resolved That said Report adopted, printed under the
direction Of the Executive Committee
On motion of Mr.. UNDERWOOD, o Kentucky,
Resolved That THOMAS
BUCHANAN Governor the Commonwealth faithful and
efficient already ndered that great entertained
Society will fully sustained thereby securing prosperity pema
nency of the Commonwealth.
On motion of Mr.. GARLAND, of Virginia,
Resolved That the thanks to the Board of
Directors and the Executive Committee their
the Colonization thereby friends enlargng
buion and extending the influence of pncpeshu waranng
highest hopes and confidence the ultimate cause
IN Of Mr.. CLARKE, 0 Washington,
Resolved That the Society sincerely death of General
RENSSELAER, the Rev.
sdents and that the Society highly appreciates the deep
them in the of Colonization.
After the adoption the most in
teesing and affecting speech.
The following Officers elected for the ensuing year:
President.
HENRY CLAY.
Tire Pesjnos
The native American., 1840-02-01

NTOTICE.-The subscriber would respectfully call
~ the attention of his friends, and the Public gener-
ally his New, and Splendid assortment Of goods for
Genemen's wear consisting Of the Best WoolDyed and
Wooen Cloths and Cassmeres Of every color, which he
will make mp order the most reasonable TERMS and
most fashionable manner. He has also great variety
Of gestings of the most fashionable patterns.
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing clothing, would do well
10 give him call at his Store, opposite the Buildings
Penn. Avenue. X. w. BATES.
Oct SGT. Nat Int.-w6tl
The native American., 1840-02-01

Z tOOPERS ISiNGLASS. -Cooper's American Isin-
~ glass, equal in quality 10 the Russian, Tor making
Jeiiies, Blanc Mango, &C. and at ethird price Prin
ted directions for use may be had with it at
Jan Is TODD'S Drug Store.
The native American., 1840-02-01

vIyHE DEBATES IN THE SEVERAL STATE
i CONVENTIONS on the adoption of the Federal
Constitution, as recommended by the General Convention
at Philadelphia in 1885, collected and revised from
temporary publications, by Jonathan Elliot, in vols.
A further supply this day received and for sale at
w. ". MORRIS0N'S
Book and Stationery sore, doors west Of Browns hotel
pec7
The native American., 1840-02-01
LADIES' COLONIZATION SOCIETIES

IN our last number presented the efforts
Society OF Georgetown worthy imitation Ladies Of Snn
d and Uana have been beforehand Instead of WAITING for he
xame OF Others they have themselves become examples
correspondent from Springfield Mass gives following account of
what our Female friends there have done behalf of Colonization
40 not know whether you that several Ladies
much interested the Colonization cause eight months since
rejected Fair They appointed for holding it. and
re mean me devoted day week
rcles for confess what thew would
ph ae from the good feelings which their meetings dssemnatel
not highly raised however, happily for although
he Far held the evening much noise
w Weende and the nett avls amounted
! " beginning, think very WELL"
The day receiving communications we received let
r from Ubana, Ohio from which the following:
"A few months nc Ladies of Urna and its
cnity formed themselves auxiliary the American Con
,l!on Society Il Washington,
These Ladies' believing that scope usefulness no charity of the
resent day at all with the American
cause as far their limited sphere of product
their bors thus far you Baltimore for $3.50
With the hope that our next annual remittance will larger
Le'gnea 0y the Secretary Of the Society,"
Nothing has afforded commune
atoms, they have done this distress for
when mems hearts failing them, and begun that
would off, We long acquainted with the
by of Ladies accomplish what they undertake human
and benevoene We have ingenious expedents their
been almost palsy charity seen Women
their benevolent contributions proportion pecunary pres
and have known them fail efforts for want
zeal and perseverance.
Besides 500 from Lady, her first namen substitution
have within few days. received from three Ladies' $500 to
lid US These contributions do charged with
commissions agents salaries We the whole the PRAYERS
the donors few hundred such sustain the Colonization
enterprise.
The native American., 1840-02-01
INDEX.

so Commits Of the Senate los
Al DO Of ii. Representatives 40
81 Clerks of Markets Sc
SO ComptrolleIs of Treasury 81
60 Clerks Office Of the H. X. II
&c Department of State 1897
81 Depart. of the Treasury 81
80 Department OF War 37-.9S
100 depart. OF the Navy 37-l00
91IDistrict Court :. 81
50 Duties Of Standing Com. liz
50 Executive Government 81
57|Expeud. of do ia the City ~
81 Engineers Of do 6
90 Engineer Department SO
95 Flag Of the U, States Al
SO Franklin Insurance Co. 81
Fireman's do do 81
S3 Fire Companies 90
81 Finances of the City 50
S5 Free Negr's s. Mulattoes So
9s Foot Walks 81
53 Fire insur'ce C's of Ak. SO
81 Do do OF Georgetown 81
so Franklng Privilege l02
gu Foreign ministers and
60I Secretaries Of Legation los
81 Gen. Post Office Up. So 100
6S.Guardians Of the Poor So
79'Galning SO
S5General Land Office SO
50 History of the City 6
Sc How divided and laid out 7
Hall of Representatives ii
Sc Howard Society 81
93 Hack Fare and Regulars 81
50 Hawkers and Pedlars SO
SIntroductioa 4
33lndian Bureau 50
lSIInspector Genl's Office 100
AZ Jefferson Library 10
81 Judges Of Sup. Court 81
100 Do of Circuit Court 81
lOl Judge of Criminal Court 50
l06 Judges OF Orphan S Court 80
53 Potomac Bridge ! SO
~ Potomac Bank SO
84IPublic Debt Of the City 81
"A Police Magistrates 50
Is Pension Bureau 90
Is Paymaster Gems Office %
l6I Purchasing Department 90
II Postage 100
IL Provident Asso. Of Clerks 81
l3lQuarter Masters Depart. SO
Il9 RotunGo Of the Capitol 8
III Register Of the City 55-s3
60 Register Of the Treasury SO
AZ Rules of the Senate l07
So Seat Of Gov. when rem'd Z
SO Sculpture of the II. Reps ii
So Do of the Rotundo %
SO Senate Chamber IL
les Ships built at Navy Yard 40
80 State of no of Buildings,
Al Vain of Property, SC. ~
~ Societies Of the City. : rs
l0oISurveyor : IS
32ISlaves So
6lShooting 93
~ Solicitor Of the Treasury SO
So Subsistence Department 80
40 Surgeon Gener'ls Depart. 80
80 Standing Com. of H. Rp. ll2
Statues Of War and Peace 8
IL Sessions OF Grim. Court So
SIS Tympanuln Of the Capitol 8
SO Terrace 32
26 Ti5er rs
26tTrust's of Public Schools S4
6 Taxes 81
8 Treasurer of the U. S. SO
ls Typographical Bureau SO
"a Violation Of Frank. Priv. l03
81 Washington City :. 5
80 Washington Canal Sc
25 Washington Nat. Mt. S. so
81 Do Officers of 60
80 Wards, Divisions of 81
81 Wood Cord. Coal M. &c. S6
The native American., 1840-02-01

NEW AND SPLENDID FRENCH GOODS
~ We have just received and opened, on the second
floor Of store lot of French Goods which surpass
richness and variety any thing Of the kind that has
been brought 10 this market The attention of the
Ladies respectfully requested to inspection of them
they consist in part OF the following, viz
dozen Satin Recules, velours Chine
do rich figured Satin Reticues, pois velours
IL do very Iich Velvet Collars
10 do do Satin do embroidered Plisse
Is do small Collars, satin and chenille
10 cartoons Satin Peerines with iringes
splendid Satin Shawis, velonrs Chine
2 do Plush Shaws, chenille bordered
10 Satin Shawls, with sleeves quilted
6 very rich Velvet Shawls, embroidered
) do Satin Shawls, embroidered with plumes
80 Dresses rich Moussene de Lame Shaey
10 pieces mode colored kept Silks.
nov 30 BRADLEY Il CATLETT.
The native American., 1840-02-01

V4TAGONS, CARTS, DRAYS, OK WHEELS, &C.
w The subscriber has on hand large assortment Of
the above articles of the very best quality, which he
would be glad to dispose of reasonable terms, at his
Old stand opposite the Tobacco warehouse Georgetown
Aug " ON RICHARD JoNES.
aTERY CHEAP DOMESTIC GOOD Just re
ceived between 9Th and 9th streets
8 cases Long Cloth wing
] do Sheeting
3 do Fall PriL
do Furniture do
do Sattinets, assorted
2 bales Tickngs
: do Brown Shrtings and sheetings.
Aug3l A. w & j. f. IT RNER.
The native American., 1840-02-01
recommended BY THE FACULTY.-How.

ID recommended BY THE FACULTY.-How-
IA ards Compound Syrup Of Carageen, safe, sim.
pie, pleasan and eiecuai remedy for chronic coughs,
asthmas, cousumptions, sc.
This syrtp has deservedy acquired great reputation,
and the confidence Of physicians remedy in the cur
ct pulmonary diseases II Is not offered specific, b
will be found generally eifectual in the Of cron
coughs asthmas, &c. aud will frequently relieve obsta,
pulmonary diseases.
95When circumstances admit Il should be used und
the direction Of physician
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, al my Pharm
cy near Seven Buildings.
Also for sale BY most Of the Druggists ia Washington
Georgetown, Alexandria, Baltimore, aad throughout Il
Unitad Stetes. +. HOWARD.
Dec 8
The native American., 1840-02-01

nESlRABLE GOODS.-We have this day opent
IL in addition 10 former Stock
! case 60 pieces rich Mousselines, new style,
very beautiful
Is pieces Indi N Sans % inches wide
case Hemst tchcd Linen Cambria Handkerch,
do JaIe borlered do do
10 pieces WEIGH Flannel, beautiful qualities
20 do fine Damask Diaper, remarkably cheap
40 do 6-4, 81 l0.4 and 1874 Linen Sheeiings
/. % dozen Silk Hosiery, assorted qualities
80 do Chdren's Stockings. all sizes
Is do Boys and Youths Tibet Gloves
10 pieces plaid Cashmere, beautiful article
chillrens wear ALSO:
Receiving every day. Carpetings, all kinds.
Sept ~ DkApIIi = "a LIE -
The native American., 1840-02-01

Arsenal !.
American Navy i.
Anecdote OF Mrs. +.
Asylum !.
Ain'n Historical Society
Abstracto OF Bank charters
Abstract of Corp'n Laws
Adjutant Generals Office
Attorney General
Auditors OF the Treasury
Assessors of the City
Alexandria Canal Com'y
Bridges .
Bank Of Washington /.
Bank of the Metropolis .
Banks Of Alexandria (.
Banks of Georgetown /.
Board Of Aldermen and
Common Council A..
Board Of Health j..
Board OF Appeal .
Bounty Lands .
Circuit Court /.
Criminal Court i.
Churches i.
Columbian Institute !.
Columbian Hort. Society
Colonization Society
Ches, * O. Canal Csm'y
Corporation Of Wash'ton
City Commissioners .
Conslables 4.
Coinm'rs Centre Market
Commiss'rs Eastern and
Western Burial grounds
CorPora'n Of Georgetown
DO of Alexandria
Capitol and Cost of :.
Capitol Square :.
Court Room Of the S. Ct.
Congress'l Burial. ground
City Hall
City Post Office
Cabinet Officers :.
Congress Of u. States
Jail :.
Justices Of the Peace i.
Joint Committees /.
Library of Congress !.
Do how designated :.
DO number Of vols. in
Do Med $, Busts, SC.
Do Rules
Librarian and Assistant :.
Library Of the n. Rep. !.
Members of the Senate
Do of the II. Rep.
Masonic Halls i.
Marine Barracks i.
Mayors Office i.
Do Salary !.
Mayors Of the City .
Major Gen. Of U. States
Ministers and Charges
Navy Yard of the City :.
Navy Yards of [. States
Navy Magazine i.
Navy Commissioners
Naval Monument :.
Orig. Propri. Of the City
Officers Of the Mar. Cps
Do Of the Corporation
Do at the Navy Yard
Ordnance Department :.
Order of Business in the
House Representatives
Orphans Court :.
Orphan Asylums ;.
Officers of the Senate
Do of the H. Rep.
Price OF Ground in City
Population of the City
President & V. P. Rooms
Presidents House :.
Do Square +.
Powers of the S. Court I.
Paintings in the Rotundo
Patent Office 80
Police of the CAPITOL /.
Penitentiary 4.
The native American., 1840-02-01

DD-A board Saluda Tuesday three weeks
from Nolork the Rev Colin TEAeE of this This strange
and unexpected dspensaon of Almighty God has universal
thrill through whole community
Mr. TEAeE of our Oldest citizens deeply the pros
Commonwealth helpel
making Liberia what she is lie excellent health last Nav
make short America and he was destined No
more embrace beloved with lived for -
hVe yea dear son and daughter whom he delighted saw
we smPaze with the afflicted relatives but expression of our
we drink oil the
with those who weep May the up their broken
hearts-.3fras Luminmy. r ~ t
DEATH LANDER JOHN LANDER brother and Communion Of
RICHARD LANDER his last African expeditions died in London on The
th November lie only his 33d an illness Of
lew yielded to complaint of the originally exposure
10 the climate OF Africa Mr. LANDER held customouse
co upon MN oy the government
ana has let widow and family depoe premature loss-
AFRcA1h he had driven from ,lo
country by the between Dngaan Dutch were Al The latest in
lgence about Port Natal
WESTERN ArncAIn less than Os72 comics Of thirteen
separate books and have published the native noua be
seminary has oyye pupils about read with ease
ana haency books IN their and the English
The native American., 1840-02-01

pALEWELL'S GEOLOGY, int nded to convey a
- practical knowledge of the science, and comprising
the most important recent discoveries with explanations
If the facts and phenomena which conim or in.
validate various geological theories third American ed
ion from the fifth London edition, edited with an ap
'endix, by Professor Silman, Yale College.
This day received, and for sale at w. NJ. MORRI-
SONS Book and Stationery Store doors west of
Nov % Browns Hotel.
The native American., 1840-02-01
nR PHELPs,s COMPOUND TOMATO PILLS

nR. PHELPS'S COMPOUND TOMAFO PILLS.
j. The testimony Of hundreds OF Physicians and
distinguished individuals, TO the curative effects of these
Pills, in every variety of cline in the United States,
Texas, and the Canadas, establishes them the most
pleasant and efficient medicine discovered
In addition to their being the most agreeable and eff.
Client cahartic that be used in Dyspepsia Consnpa
ton Rheumatism, Headache, Worms inflammation of the
Bowels, Liver affections, Bilious Stomach, Colds, and
the commencement of Fevers; Sea sickness, &C. their
operation is powerfully directed the glandula system,
removing all obsructions OF the glands wherever sla
ed Scpiosis aud Scrotulous iaiis, in their ncipent
forms; and if persevered in afoTdng all reasonable relief
in cases of confirmed and neglected scroflIia.
Taken either short time before after exposure,
they render the system less liable to contract contagious
epidemic diseases, should be resorted 10 by per-
residing in low and masy situations when trave
ing, exposed to conagion. Also persons attending
the sick who by long watching and fatigue exposure
to the efluvia of the sick room become debitaed and
lose their Appetite will find great from these
Pills ranovang and purifying the system, and resor
ing the functions to healthy state. Persons debitaed
by intense aud long application to business study and
those also Of seden'ay habits will derive great benefit
from an asiona use OF them.
For that congese ed aud deranged state of the system,
which occurs in the autumn and enccnet Of whit
rheunatisIn coughs, congestion OF the lungs, &c. and
have prolonged many lile which otherwise weuId have
been sacrifice TO the changes of seasons
BE particular to inquire for Dr.. G. II. Phelps and
that the proPrieors signature is the label Price 37i
cents. u. X. PHELPS, M. ID.
Proprietor, Hartford, Connecticut
The native American., 1840-02-01
For sale
FOODS Drug Store

And by most of the Druggist in the District of Coum
bia also, in most of the towns III the United Sta ties
where circulars containing particulars, and numerous
testimonies of the highest responsibility may be seen.
Dec. IA.
The native American., 1840-02-01

exertons of Governor
BUCHANAN Liberia for the Of the
shows the efforts which making prevention Of nem
EXECUTION SENTENcE-We reading in America
"h Trial Of Alcohol
which pronounced by his honor Chief Justice we never
heard OF the execution OF that sentence until lately when
the beach Little a within the
of Liberia Governor BUCHANAN finding this old offender this outlaw Sc
GREETED the slave factory within about hogshea
proceeded nAct this foe family that conipn
punishment richly mered In assembled
to witness the execution these hogsead sgy
rally rolled to the beach, there by the hands of execuioners their
ngs were unopped r heads taken or and the poured
the of the Atlantic until thoroughly drowned Nav
his kindred spirits meet the awful fate .r,ca Lunaar.
The above solemn proceeding shows the
Liberia But what will Colonization
-those who opposed punishment
proced confinement They surely
Governor for his visitation of the offenders body
capital t."-PhiLadeLphia paper
The native American., 1840-02-01
THIS DAY PUBLISHED,

And for sale, wholesale retail ~ WM NJ. MoRRIsoN,
Pennsylvania avenue, doors west of Browns hotel
PICTURE OF WASHINGTON,
Giving Description of all the Public Buildings Grounds
Sc, with all the chief Officers OF the General and City
Governments. Members of Congress, Standing Com
mittees of each House of Congress- Resident Foreign
Ministers &c To which is added, correct Map of
the City, Plans OF the Floors OF each House OF Con-
gress, &c. BY GEORGE WATTERsToN.
The native American., 1840-02-01

MINERAL WATERS
1Vl Saratoga Water, in pints and quarts
Bedford Water, in bottles. bbls and half bbls
Soda Water, bottled and from the fountain
Always on hand at
Dec7 TODD'S Drug Store.
The native American., 1840-02-01

EALL STAPLE GOODS.-The subscribers hay. on
IL hand for sale ~.
IS pieces Cassnets, of various quate.
1900 yards very heavy Kcrscys for servants
bales heavy Lowell Osnaburgs
20 pieces stout Flushngs
bales heavy Brown Cotton shirtings
so pieces Plaid Linsey,
so do plain do
10 bales Cotton Yarns, from 5 to 10
300 heavy four and half Point Blankets
Sept % BRADLEY & CATLETT.
The native American., 1840-02-01

SHAWLS. &c-We offer for sal
lVl Black and colored ground Moussrnes
Cashmere, Broche and Blanket Shawls
Paris wrought Collars
Thread Laces ard Edgings
Black Lace Wells. A. w. & j. +. TURNER.
Dec 7-3t
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-10-17

people OF the United States at the approaching
Presidential election. lie knows that he is So.
lemnly pledged 10 serve but single term, and
that his pledge will be faithfully redeemed lie
has every reason to believe that during his ad.
minisration some description of properly res.
trctcd National Bank will be incorporated, and
in the arrangement Of details, and discussion Of
the charter, in the Senate, he will undertake TO
combat the opinions Of Mr.. CLAY, the gentleman
on whom the favor Of the Wings will most likely
fall in 1914. This done, the great effort Of the
party will be TO excite the people to belief that
thcy we've cheated into a Bank-to renew old
party prejudices against Mr.. Clay--to cry aloud
for hard money and point to Missouri as a
spccimeni
In the prosecution OF this design, Mr.. Benton
has enough Of sogacty TO know that, with all the
energies and wisdom of Gen. Harrison, it will be
impossible for the Wings to fully renstale the
country in so short period as four years-tha
the operation Of creating a National Bank, ant
paying in its immense capital, will produce
IN"N''uI lICSS OIl OU lIlt STOCK market, alC
necessarily cramp the whole debtor part Of The
community, temporarily, by forcing so large
sum from one channel to another. lie knows
that much Of the means Of the country, at pre-
sent in State Institutions, will be forced upon the
market, for the purpose Of better and purer invest
mcnt ard that this operation, connected with the
individual collections Of capitalists, will enabl,
him to cry out against the promise Of "be!te
times" and perhaps bring about state of public
feeling which may result in his election.
In Our judgment, these arc his designs, anc
his hopes but that he will be baf1ed-it may b.
in their origin-ctrtainiy in their end we enter
tain not doubt The election Of General Har
rison will have a powerful tendency towards re
moving the scales which at present obslruct tn
vision Of modern democracy, and if we are no
greatly deceived many Of Mr. Bentons prcSe,
subjects will undertake to think for themselves
even upon the question Of repeating our Banl
charter. Fooled in this, we could not desire hin
a greater agony than to hope he may be spared t
witness that returning sense Of Justice and graft
tude, every where manifest among the people
which is to end in the scout Of such men as him
sell, and rendering justice to those prosecute
statesmen who have been hitherto so much mi:
judged, and so grossly mistreated.
Inc rumored destruction of the Bank, TO whic
we have herein alluded, has already had the eGcc
Of producing a limited demand (ol silver at III
counter Of Tie Fayette Branch, but we trust sue
a feeling is not generally entertained, as her Gil
cuIation is entirely too heavy TO stand a run
Unfortunate circumstances, however, have bee
manufactured from smaller materials, and be III
issue as it may, we are reoced that our hands ar
clear Of the dictation Of the man, the contagio
Of his tools, or the Ioprosy OF his measures