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pursuance provisions Of Deed Trust, executed
1 The Subscribers by Edmund Barbour and duty recorded in
the ek Office OF Orange County Court. they wi TIL as
DAY the eighth day Of March, 1871 residence Of
the Edunrd Barbour IN the Of Orange the
Liberty Mills M sale, 10 the highest bidder public
tiop from ten very valuable Slaves consisting
women children eight head o Horses twelve head of Cattle
his Hook Of Sheep stock al Hogs Plantation Utensils IN lnding
Wagons Carts Whea, Fan and Torn Shelter ali Household
and Kitchen Furniture except such is required 10 be set apart
Of the General Assembly Virginia,
all years crop Corn, conveyed y said deed Hay Fod
der Tobacco and all the interest and Of said Edmund
Barbour of Mountain Land. conveyed him his
father which deal of very valuable timber
The Of sal. ae-welve months credit for all OF
dollars and upwards the purchaser giving bond with approved
security interest from the date; but il pnctualy paid
the interest BE RENTED IL under that sum- the cash viii
required RICHARD II. FIELD, lr,us,,.s
LEWIS Is. WILLIAMS i'"s'e'''
E.h 10
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n trES' INTEREST," TABLES, &C.. w. RANDOLPH 4
= co have tor safe
Interest Tables which shown the interest on any sum
"a : 10 1900 10y George Oates
fables a !HeeS, and Exchange, in which IS shown me n'er-
" any "alue Of domestic aud foreign exchanges
u on an entifel plan, by George Oates
RHt;t', Interest Table
isie> of q aud advance British sterling
t'akerS' Tine Tables.
FEB u o2-u
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SPRING IMPORTATION OF EARTHENWARE
/ CHINA A.

yNIILIAM BUTLER Il CO.. Sign Of the Gold Pitcher
w receiving baque John Caske and other am
vals Spring supply Of China, Ear,enware and Glass pur
chased the lowest cash prices, which they offer The trade
The accommodating Having ordered ea
Willy for the Spring trade, will be enabled present unhro
and fashionable goods
Purchasers respectfully invited 10 give a call.
WM. T. BUTLER CO.,
Three doors above the Bell Tavern.
tarch
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SEiBRoOK'S WAREHOUSE-it affords the Inspectors Of
a Warehouse pleasure 10 inform the Planters o Iohacco In
and North Carolina that Seahrooks Warehouse Is no"
oder for the reception of Tohacco that ample insurance
ao FIRE will all Tobacco IN The Warehouse Tue
.avape is the other Warehouses; that freight
,a on Tobacco sent TO them; that their undivided al
a sill paid business Of The Warehouse, and every
's.S made their par, 10 expedite business
THOMAS c. BURCH ! Ys.o,ox,
THOMAS 7. JOHNSON, i"'ps' '0''
In 1a-2a,ytf
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NoTICEgy virtue ola Deed of Trust executed TO me BY Ma
than Spencer date the 10Th day August e2 aGd
duly recorded The Clerks Office If County Court Of Guck
nshm WILL for the purposes IN said deed mentioned on The
18th day of March next si on the premises proceed 10 SELL
public the highest bidder that well known Tract of
Land lying and being in said county of Buckingham, the
South fork Slate and containing about nine hundred
and less being The late residence OF
said Spencer and kow productive farm. well Sut
production wheat tobacco the staple
of the country which said situated. The Slate
lands oveilly the best wheat lands all conltry
THIS Tract Of Land has all the necessary improvements for the
comfortable accommodation of large family and securing and
taking raised the iarn large portion oi
this Tract Of Land wood bet sucency thereof as been
object those who may wish 10 en-
armin. pursuits. The of sale will be made
commodang circumstances will permit, and will b- made
of sale. The subscriber, acting rs Trustee
vested him by said deed but
il is believed Ia be indspuabie.
WILLIAM y JONES, Trustee
F.,
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TABLES No. 5.

TABLES No. s.
list OF agricultural articles which higher duties
are imposed; but which are not raw materials Tor
manufactures here and not rvalIed abroad so as
10 be imported much or to need any protection here
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Palm leaf, manufactured
Pewter, when old and only fit to be manufactured.
Piana, manufactured.
Ivory, manufactured
Plaster OF Paris unground.
Raitans and reeds, manufactured.
Saltpetre, when crude
Stones, called polishing stones
Stone, called rotten stone
Sumac
Tartar, when crude
Woods of all kinds, manufactured not herein emu
nerated.
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No. ll-continued.
TABLE No. l2.
Exports abroad.

The last year estimate for quarter and actual
turns for three quarters 10 which have had access.
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NonCE TO PLANTERS AND MERciaNTS.-Th The rate of
y Transportation Tob hngheads from CASTOR To Pc
aurc, h the Grsenesve and Roanoke and Petersburg Rai
s y . cents lo pounds; from Petersburg 10 Richmond,
NE Richmond and Petersburg Railroad 1t Is 81 30 per hogs
a. These include all charges Of forwarding, ransporia
ant dayace pe,ersturs If the Tobacco consigned TO
s.rn' the e,nesvile Railroad Company at Gaon and
agent a. Petersburg
- Grre.svie Railroad Company advertise TO forward all
nae a. CASTOR, and We VIII take II from me
'bs Depot reaches Petersburg So that IN no
WI he than day and half two days between
Ion aad Richmond.
~ up Dry Goods and Groceries from Richmond to Pc
s0lt- Is as follows
oaf: Goods, in boxes, IA cents per hundred
~ in bales, IL do
AMI icm Petersburg 10 Castor. IS cents per 100 lbs
JOHN WILLIAMS, Treasurer
Richmond aud Petersburg Railroad Office, Feb %. 932m
" he garcs Register Reporter Oxford Esami.
djioa So ,,or ard Dauve Renoi,er will peae 10 copy
seek Tor months aud send their accounts 10 TINS o.
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Feb. 81

LYSASpER HORD JOHN H. TERRELL,
Frankfurt IN Ballard co., Kp
Two NON RESIDENT OWNERS or LAND IN KENTUCKY.
The undersigned will Jointly undertake the Agency the
the recovery OF Lands owned ny non
viii Give particular attention 10 the in
vestgaton claims the nisiric, apart the OIL
soldiers Virginia State Continental hines L.
fioi Attorney nj Law in Frankfort Kentucky, where
the public oices of the Star and j.
Terrell ballard county, Kentucky West OF the Ten
knowledge of the land titles
in that section Of the state
communication, addressed To either o heI posi- pau,
ndlntna fieIi lnn
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jay 'ilNGE, having taken the BoLLtNGBROoK no EEL,
e'soac, Va, within short distance OF the kichohu
e the wei Proprietor of the Farmers Hoei IN
testurs Superintendent, offers his services 10 ms
and he public being provided with civil and obis'ns u
III r. sober and attentive Servants, and entirely new Beus
!fes,es promises strict attention 10 every thing tna can
' Them comfortable His Bar VIII be furnished with excel
,iot and Wines, and his Stables with every article OF
'''.snisf required
tax "'ious VIII NC III a.'eh""'Ne va TUG a'ii''' " ~
r. u. The Pos, Office is kept in the same building.
.se9 s2-2aw2w
x. ne Wing will please copy and send account TO the Office
~ Petersburg lnleiigencer
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DROWN TAYLOR & TUCKER Formerly Brown & Taylor,l
COMMISSION MERCHANTS & GRocERs, Richmond "a VIII pay
particular attention sale Of Tobacco Flour and Wheat
EDWIN II. TAYLOR,
BEVERLEY TUCKER.
Refer 10 Messrs. Storm Dubois & Co., New York; Caleb Cope
Esq Pbladelphia Lewis Webb Esq, Rchmond wyatt Card
we'll ESQ., Charlotte C. H.; William Kinney, Esq Siaun,on;
ayo Cabe ESQ.,. Nelson Judge Henry ST. George uekef' oni
versity Of Virginia. On MI,
Feb 90 --"''
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POLITICAL.

TABLES REFERRED TO IN Mr.. wooDnURy's SPEECH
TABLE No. |.
Several articles w ch pay higher duty by the Farf
Of lo42 than that of ISIS.
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TABLE No. I.

THE specific duties molasss, salt much less
when computed al rarem than like duties would be- as the
prices of the articles much lower.
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head Senate; Hon Garrett Davis, I. = House of Repre-
senta,ives; honas Richie, Richmond, Va Edwin Upsaw
King county, Va Chies Terrell, Ballard county Ky
Fab. - gi-w3mt
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FEMALE SCHOOL IL LOUISA.
THE Female School my house, in the county Of Lonlsa six
miles South o lie Cont House, viii te continued thus year
under the superintendent m Mass HELEN King, Of the City
If Richmond In this School VIII he taught ali the various
branches of education usually taught III Female Schools loge
Music, | should like 10 take live six
youn. Ladies nodes This School TcrmS:For Board and
Tuition 500 Tuition alone. S20 Music, so.
Gentlemen living in The lower country would do wellto send
this School, the lcalthulnets the
Miss Kings qualifications Teacher, said 10 be very upe
8-3- My address is Louisa Court House.
ECKERTON 4. WINSTON.
NinrDl M In
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n 1-Inmrncri.fnt OF our NtNt VNIHI'',. r>-,
sar. That IL he recommended 10 the Editors al Newsit-
throughout Commonwealth 10 publish al Inc hea 81
th,ir rates Tor advertising, aud that they strictly ad
same and thar these prices be always sGch, as 10
.ys = f.ir ,mpt nsation fer the labor performed
Resolution 81 the Editorial C0preHtion
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Several articles pay high duty stop all imports
Of Them and hence has 10 he computed otherwise Than
nj The department and on the values OF leiO
c schedule computed English price current oi Stew
ard & Go. ~ -,
Seventeen articles pay from - 235 cenm IN their cost
abroad See table memorial from York. See annexed the
articles and rate percent. on the foreign cost r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-12

In France the produce from her land computed AZ
$3.50 s2 in England 81 400 100000; and from
ony about ssi0, 00O COO. ,.,,;on ,ro,1
I'm apportoning numbers Of whole PopuaUn among
The d.ren, pursuits proportions as indicated oy inc iae
su, is 10 e remembered that the census does ho - :" "s
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SEED OATS!-SEED OATS.!

SEED OATS SEED OATS!
SUPPLY o the above just received and for sale low, nj
n the new (r;nay, opposite the Tol-loue, Cary street
Also, all kinds Of MILL 0FFhL, CORN, MEAL, FLOUR,
HAY &c, &c
GUEST /. ZIMMERMAN,
Opposite the Toll house, Cary street.
Feb a0-e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-12
TABLE No. IA.
Old and new English Tariffs"
Nd Naw-Ioyyer

The by both the old and tariffs lower
cases English colonial products of the descriptions
tThe average when us per quarter for wheat and
- per their ordinary under the sliding scale
British Almanac, ls43, p. l32
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-12

.The British colonies peculiar the laws and in the fire.
entries passengers &c. and omitted in the table
They are 2 SEQ American and 1869 British.
tSear twothirds of these from Cuba.
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= T0rCE-Hy virtue Of a Deed Of Trust Of record IN the
~ County Court Prince Edward executed 10 for purposes
therein specified Jack Vaughan shall The i9 day oil
Mach IA, al the of Prince Edward county
coed 10 sell for balance Of Tract of Land lying IN The
coauy of Prince Edward containing originally by estimation
, acres which the laid Jack Vaughan resides a-
oinn The OF the Estate Of Ih@a D. Lyon dec d. and
ohcrs n,rcua o. the land is deemed unmecesa-
we s NJ Trustees doubt ned of Tic title; hut
r convey only such title is vested IN as Trustees
W ' ' SAML. 4. ANDERSON, T,,s,.os
HENRY y. WATKINS, '
72-wlhs
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g AUDI ALTERAM PARTEM. "

y Irr ANN cpCrrnro an urrNnu or ~
hND 81 EI~Hco W hENni LA
uanoay eu',on y, 'o'ones' Jus. Pu9,isheo
'n'o anu ivn',," oP'"io"s " HarNh IAN n"'e"
ny rto'sssor Holland, VOL
lin D'n yLs i'sy I"sIac'er anu ros..'o"'
WIN ot''a'', 'a'ey Puoi,sned' new iofk' 1913
sPevcnes OF JON" y 'a'houn' volume octave
WV ios3,
,,: i.,'e VI '0"n - Sa.houn' presenting CONDENSED
'', Sn o. lol,'ical Events from lsl 70 1888
opee."es and oIenSic arguments, oy Dahiei wen
Ser, u Volumes, 'ne 'h.fa volume just issued.
r,'n.e, Us N,"s' oouf' ana "o'efnmehi, ny roV-
e'ro' Sass. VOL
~, saw anu documentary history OIL 'he BANK
VI s.e v"Ieu o'ates'
1 S Sorne'a',es On 'ne oohsu'uuon'
WI"'"ss Vi Sh'c' JUSTICE MARSHALL on the oohsti-
'us'o',
,5oo =, ZOO ''''y u '"' 'ae''' "o'e'h'he"' from
III U,a :. - r.
III M " congress curing inc rrcs'aehcy OIL ueh
'' M nsinH'oh
i"o l!'rop,es hnu ohcy W .no oh'eo states 10
'e ir, " 'onh layior' OF Ca,o'ihe'
tyranny o""'assco' ny john lay'or' Vi Oarohhe'
VOL, oc'avo. e
history Oh the HARTFORD convention, by Theodore
Dwight, vol
United states larIli Of le4i and lo42
toes, &C., of all the Presidents from Washington to
Tyler | volume octave.
Madison Papers /; McCullochs Commercial Die
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FRANKING PRIVILEGE.

rI>HE subJolncd section vi the act Of Congress OF
Il le25 Is published for the iniormstion Of those
entitled To the tracking privilege. ~. frgF
Sscrsos Is And he il further enacted, That II
any person shall frank any letter OF letters other
than those written by himself or by his order, on the
business ol his ofce he shall conviction thereof
pay fine Of ten dollars and IL shall Be the special du
~ " Posinaess 10 prosscats jon said eDenes Provided
that the Secretary Of the Treasury, Secretary OF
War, Secretary Of State, Secretary Of the Navy,
and Postmaster General, may frank letters on
packets on official business, prepared in any other
public office, in the absence Of the principal thereof
And if any person, having the right 10 receive his
letters free Of postage, shall receive, enclosed TO
him, any letter packet addressed 10 person moi
having that right Il sau be his duty to return The
10 The Post Office, marking thereon the place from
whence II came, that may be charged with postage
nov l4-lawtf
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NEW MUSIC.


TUSr RECEIVED, the following pieces OF New
Music at the old established STORE two doors east
I 18th street, Pennsy lvania avenue.
w. FISCHER.
The Foresters-Words from ancient poetry
Tyrolenne--Music by Donizetli
Thy Heart is my Home--By Phillips
The Cot where we we've Born--By the Hutchinson
Family
EKcelsior-By the Hutchinson Family
Cape Ann do do do
The Poor Sayoyard--By w. ii. Montgomery
The Saint OF Erin's lsle---By John II Hewitt
The Parting FrieDds--By Edw. l.. White
There was Timely JOS. Philip Knight
The Cross Old Bachelor-By G. II. Rodweli
The night before the Brdal--By George Lindey
In the Cold Silly Nightly Sir Henry X. Bishop
Passing away--by Edw. j. Nelson
have gazed on the face of the lovely-by Stephen
&. Massing.
Cudjo's wild hunt--by the Ethiopian Serenaders
knickerbocker waliz--by Lacner
Pemhefton waltz-by James Hooton
Three grand wazes--by f. l.. White
On-ka -hye waltz
Me Caroline waliz-by Lanner
United States Grand March--by John q. Andrews
Mount Bowdoin Quick Step-by p. Strong
Sid regiment Quick Step-by Augustus J. tanner
The Sea Shortly q. Weiss
Young Pianists FIRST Duet--by j. Moschels
La Petite Fete--by +. Burgmuler
Les Bellies Varsoviennes- Chas. Frederick Ru-
dolph
Rondo IrIandais-by T. BurgmulIer
rhema from Donizetta's Opera Il Elisire, dAmore
by F. Burgmulller.
IAN 5--iE
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RkFoRM IN Nav Yoak.-A report was presented TO
the New York Board of Aldermen, ON "Wednesday
eveipg last, on this important subject. Among other
radical measures he recommends the Imprisonment in
the penentIay OF all keepers Of gambling houses for
one year-oommon gamblers for two years adulte-
Ters In the city prison for twelve calendar months
All guilty of seduction TO the State prison for three
yesrs-any person selling liquor an habiiual drunk
ard or boy under 10 years of age be fined S25 for
the hrst offence, $50 for the second, and imprson-
msnt one month for the third. Any theatre manager
who admits women Of fame into his establishment
is TO be fined 500.
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Nathaniel Asby, OF Kentucky, and presented it
aud the same was, on his motion, referred 10 the
Co@mittce on Revolutionary Pensions.
The following resolution was offered yesterday by
Mr., MCCONNELL
Resolved. That the Committee on Post Offices and
Post Roads Inquire into the cxpediency Of raising the
Hoe OF triwsekly hacks from Monig onery, Alabama,
wa Wetumpks, Recbford, Tsliadega and Jackson
vile, thence 10 Rome, In Georgia. 10 horse post
coaches, and changing said route 80 as 10 20 by JEFF
ferson, in the county Of Cherokee, with leave TO
port by bill OF otherwise.
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STATE RIGHTS.

NOV IN press, an Essay on State Rights, by E.
J. twtck Evans, OF the North. The author viii be
happy ~ receive orders for copies from citizens and
strangers here, through the post Office aud IRON post
aastrs and other gentlemen abroad by letter. free Of
postage, and enclosing payment.
The object Of The ,roTk Is 70 dcias and illustrate die
spu efo institutions and Of iltsry, md 10 reaoras
our poistieal elements.
The author has been hoDored by The names Of The
President, Heads Of Department and The most dis
toguished members Of the House and Senate, toge-
Their with citizens. The work will lie transmitted
wan all hdeny and prompiness--price 20 cents
Washington City, Dec. l6, Ioi3-d2m
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MESMERISN

MESMERISM
AT CONCERT HALL TTODD'S BUILD.
INGSl NEAR BROWNS HOTEL,
On Monday, TMedsay, and Wednesday, nights.
the Sfh 9th, and l0h Of January
MIR WEBSTER will resume his lectures on this
lNl interesting subject MONDAY night, the Sth
instant, at Todd's new Hall, Prnnsy ania avenue.
The experiments TO be instituted are of the most
astonishing and conclusive character; even the mys-
ferrous doctrines Of CLAIRVOYANCE will be
proved beyond a doubt.
FREDERICK, the distinguished SOMNAMBU-
LIST, will be the subject for The experiments, who
will develope all the varied and beautiful phenomena
Of the Nervo- Magnetic Sleep. All experiments will
be furnlsl ed by the audience.
Doors open a, hafpast O'Clock. Tickets Of adj
mission reduced to 25 cents
Jan. G-3ts
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NOVEL PREsssTMENr.-The GraAd Jury in the
United States Circuit Court at New York have made
presentaent against the careless and insecure man.
ncr IN which the mails are carried on the various
routes, particularly between New York and Albany,
where the mail bags thrown ashore in the night,
from the steamboats,, among crowd of people, thus
rendering them liable TO be stolen or plundered.
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- ERlLOUS ADVENTURE, or Kemarkab In
i stances Of Courage, Perseverance, and Suffer-
ing, by r. A. Davenport Price SO cents being the
l59th volume Of Harpers Family Library.
Constitutional Jurisprudence Of the United States
course of lectures by William Alexander Duer,
President OF Columbia College. VOL, 50 cents, be
ing the l60th volume of Earper's Family Library.
Speech OF Mr.. John Duer, delivered in the Con-
yention of the Protestant Episcopal Church, N. Y,
September, lS43.
Number of McCullochs Universal Gazetteer
25 cents
Number of Hannah More's Works. 25 cents.
This day received for sale BY F. TAYLOR
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THE woRKMEN AT THE NAVY YARDS.
In preceding column will be found an ard

In preceding column viii be found an aFti-
Gle taken from the Portsmouth Chronicle and
Old Dominion, which we would commend to
our readers, and the whole country. The facts
stated by the Editor are undeniabIe, and show
very plainly that the responsibility of throwing
thousands of workmen out of employment, at
This inclemenl season, rests with the Van Blu
rem majority in Congress, and not with the Pre-
sdent. The President is the poor mans friend,
if ever one exisled-and not in mere professions,
as is the case with politicians.
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W HEREAS. A. Res has seen proper to state TO
w the public, through the columns of the Madiso-
man, that !, his wife, left his bed and board ,ciiho,u
any just cause" assure the public that | have an
abundance of evidence in my possession to prove
fully TO the satisfaction Of any and all persons that
The causes loi my leaving were cogent and powerful
imperious, and perfectly jus,ihabe. As far as his
caution to the public not to credit is concerned,
n perfectly satisfied. My own credit is sufficient
for all want, and his is Of but little value to any
person. THERESA REEFS.
Jan at
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C,TEAM ENGINE.--For sale, fret rate and near
- ly new Steam Engine, with iron shaft and three
se's Of puIleys, in good condition. The Engine -
about three horse power, and will be sold cheap,
the owner has no further use Tor IT, Original cost
500. Apply al this ofes to
dec A-N u, W. FENABA h.
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EIGHTH OF JANUARY CELEBRATION.

The Supper, in celebration of the Anniversary Of
the Battle Of New lOrleans, will be served at the
Apollo Hall, at O'Clock the evening Of the 9Th
All who have not yet subscribed and who desire to
do so, can obtain tickets by calling upon Mr. Maher,
at the Globe Hotel, the Sergeant-of Of the
House Of Representatives. jan 6-lt'
COLONIZATION SOCIETY OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
Ar Ia consequence of the rain last Tuesday even
ing, the meeting in street church adjourned to
TUESDAY evening, 9th inst at the same place. TO
commence at o'clock.
The addresses on the occasion by the Hon. Senator
Morehead, the Rev. J. L. Brown, and the Rev. Mr..
Butler, will be highly interesting to the patriot and
the Christian The latter gentleman will present tn
importance Of African Colonization in extending the
blessings of the Christian religion many millions of
the human on the vast continent of Africa.
is hoped that all who feel interest promoting
this great and truly phanthropc enterprise will attend
this meeting an 5a