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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-07

/ osr,oN SUNDAY, AT DIR. PHrLLIrP's CHURCH.
- onuhe fth avenue, between Eleventh and 70
treets small Pocketbook tanning some
and bank notes The finder win suitably rewarded by
leaving ~ at Esst Fourteenth street. South street
Il oST-A CHECK DRAWN ny HUNTER A. GRAVES
- Troy on the Troy City Bank dated May a. 1851 and
payable " Gslen Hunter. OF order for $40 No f1
from the mail Of Saturday, May a. ISL. All persons are
same has been stopped. signed, a. III
New York. June. 1851.
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OPECIAL HOTICEs.


S,~>~ooe~cS-.NS-~->,s~,s> "">D>~>~>e~~
NoTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED WILL BE FOUND
from tweive 10 half past twelve o'clock daily at the
Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Company Bank, No As Wall
street. where BY the polite permission Of the cashier Of that
institution, the subscription book for SUO0 additional
stock in the Farmers Bank Kentucky will also be opened
tiscment. W. Ii. Robbins,
Special Agent Of the Farmers Bank o. Kentucky.
NEW YORK OMNIBUS DRIVERS. BENEVOLENT
~ Assoeiation.-By request, Hon. Mike Walsh will de-
liver an address. Kentucky Hall Perry street between
Hudson and Beecker, Sunday next at o'clock r. NJ.
The pubiie are respectfully invited to attend.
III. W. q. RIVER, President.
EpwARpP KING, NJ. d. Recording see'y.
MAsoNIC-DARCY LODGE, No. Is7-THE MEM
l hereby notified to attend special meeting this
evening at o'clock Of Crosby and Broome
By order Of the W. NJ. GEO. W. STEVENSON s.
A CToRs' ORDER OF FRIENpsHIP.-A cARD.-THE
"A Committee Of Arrangements respectfully tender their
grateful thanks TO Mrs c. r. Thorne Miss Mary Taylcure
La Petite Tagion, Mrs Herbert, La Petite Carman,
Mcssrs Fletcher H. and j. Jacobs and W. Donaldson for
their gratuo services in aid Of tbs benefit Of the above
order Tuesday evening last at the National Theatre
Also TO sheton exquisite band and TO the public generally
q. w. TAYLOR,
JOHN CROUTA, Committee.
GEORGE LEWIS,)
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ITO ROCK BLAsTERs-PRoPosALs WILL BE RE
ceved until the 18th inst excavating aud removing
the rock west side Of Eighth between Fy-se
venthand Fifty ninth streets ~ grade feet below
grade Of the Said
price cubic yard for rock aud throwing
the earth blasting and the rock
mlses ssd throwing back the earth 20 given grade
also the time required for the execution Of the work
ply direct :. the Office ofGEO l.. HAYEMEYER rear Of
is West Fifteenth street. before A. NJ or atertP.M
T'o CONTRACTORS. PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
ocyed until the 18th June for the construction eight
hundred feet e bridge Of ID feet IN Width with draw 81 .
feet for the Port Richmond and Fresh Kills Plank Road
Company. Plans and specifications with the location Of
The bridge may be seen upon application 70 Obadiah Bovine
at Richmond. Staten Island
NEW ARRANGEMENT.-COUNTR PAPER col
lected qucky-Collections the town Of Corning.
state Of New York. made with romptness are col
leeops o. notes drafts &C. In direction throughout
the United states and Canada rapidly and ahead Of bank
time 1T. VAN NLECk office corner Of Wall and Broad
streets
TEXAS LAND A0ENCY-THE UNDERSIGNED or.
fers his services In all matters
20 lands In Texas but particularly 70 select indicated
md procure patents for the Terms moderate and will
made Known whom informed what be done Address
II. q, CATLETr. Dalias, Texas.
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DR. KELLINeER- SIR Nv HAIR CONT

~ nnes firm and thick bad none for years when com
menced using the Huid N. r. Dickson formerly Of New
York city whom you have alluded had from his
seventeenth 70 his forty second year knew him we'll his
the exausnstcn: Yours truiy wm. Gardner No. n Sc
eond street. wiliamsbugh T. Mr. John Clark Of Hast
iugs had NO hair nfteen years saw Mr. c. ~ Is indeed
most astonishing growth There upwards o. twenty
confirmed Nonkers who have Lad their hair
ed four. sincerely James MILLER am we'll tncwntoes
Aldermen " r. Getty and the Hon Aaron vark Of Yun-
ksrs " quite the doctor does
enjoy Vim. w. sstor's fortune. As fast {. he makes .
dollar he distrhuutes the and the prnterA
Ms hotel IN lopters affords him handsome income. he
most eheerfny gives the profits 81 the medical department
70 the people and the merchants generally. lie " tG
Brcadwsy IN the nrg and At yaniers 10 entertain his
patrons in the Afternoon, Advice gratis.
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fAOTEI.e

WAyERLEY HOUSE. M. GU BROADWAY. CORNER
Of Fourth street. New York ID now omen for the re-
eeption Of permanent and transient Boarde The
well arranged with pariors and bedrooms and
the let style the class hotels in York share
OF public patronage is solicited. -
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T.-wILLIAN d. HAMILTON vs..

SUPREME COURT.-WILLIAM ID. HAMILTON VS..
- Cynthia A. Hsmilton-summons for Dyorce-To Gym
thia A. Hamiiton-Madss You hereby summoned 70
answer the complaint In this action cory Of which here
with served and 20 copy Of your
at Office, No. 81 Broome street, In the city Of
New York within twenty days after service hereof escu
Of the day ofsuch services and you fail the
complaint as aforesaid the plaintiff will arpy to the
for the relief demanded In the complaint Dated May H.
1851. ID. HARRISON, Jr, PLAINTIFF Attorney,
No. S4 Broome street.
The mplain In this action hed in the oRce OF the
June, 1891.
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DAyILIeN HOTEL. LONG BRANCH NEW Jersey

MokhlS LEVY, frcprietors The ADORE new ana
extensive establishments having been just completed will be
opened for the reception of visters
shore capable Of accommodating from 80 to 800 yster
with double pazzas fronting the Nf feet The ad
yantageous situation VI Long Branch the shsre OF the
mighty Atlantic with its beautiful beach, bathing and
fishing not to be exceed Its saabrous and invgo-
rating breeze has rendered ayerite resort There also,
will be found nnepin alleys billiard tables and vehicles,
for the pleasure Of the vst The table will be supplied
with the beat market affords and The bar shall be
with the best liquors.
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ZINE DAME FRANCHISE. AYANT DIRIGE LEDUCA-
~ on de jeunes demoselles dee premieres families, pen
dant nombre dances serat chsrmee de pouvoir user
queques heures de losr dams In matinee soft dams ia
mile rrvte soft institut Ellie hatte que stile
81 rammatcalee sont peinement salts
fasantes Address Professor Van Der Weyde, New York
University Washington Square, care Of the Jani,or
GPANISH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BAEZ WILL
~ give lessons at his residence Of the
M vicinity Translaons scientific and literary included
will be correctly and punctually made. Address Deg
street. near Broadway Office, No.4
rTuIrIoN.-A LADY rs DESTROYS OF FORMING AN
engagement 20 instruct In English. French, italian,
Music and Singing. She IL perfectly competent 10 teach
either Of the above accomplishments and will furnish hrst
cass references Up town preferred Address W. Her
AID once, or Union Square Post Once.
BROOKLYN WRITING cLAssEs.-M GOLDSMITH
- informs the citirens Of Brooklyn that he will
subscribers 70 his writing classes Friday and Saturday Of
this week at No Court street Termss3 for ten, -
for twenty lessons Of hour each including stationery
payable subscribing. Ladies class daily at 6 o'clock
Gentlemen at and ), II. NJ.
GovERNEss OR sECRETARy-AN kNGLIsH LADY
- Of superior education. u DESTROYS o. meeting with
engagements where talents might be
rloyed. She has objection 10 travel by land
speaks and writes both French and English understands
German and Italian, and n required, teach drawing
music and fancy wor Most satisfactory references be
ryen Address 10 ID. c. Of Mr.. swayne, Las Fulton
street, Brooklyn.
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CEDAR GROVE, THE CELEBRATED ARCADIA AND
Paradise Of Staten Island the foamng brim Of the
the most place Of social and bathing the
vicinity Of the city The steamboat Islander advertised in
columns to to it several times and
and grounds under the charge bty
ofCol Charles T. Lneback Of this city, proprietor
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MUSICAL.


Il packet ship Kossuth-Darkies from the south.-Ths
celebrated band Of Real Sable Harmonissonly organized
negro band the world established in sailed
above for Liverpool where they will give few only Of their
ehaste Ethiopian entertainments prior 70 opening in Lon
whose concerts have been full aud ashonaby attended
In all the principal cities Of the Union and have been uni
yersa to be the nonpare band OF all imita
tors consisting Of refran guartetes ehorusse
witteisms, dances kc and wish IL distinctly understood
that individually collectively they ehssnse the werld
ITO sINGERS.-WANTED-A GOOD SOPRANO AND
Tenor, TO sing In church B.-Ncne but good mn.
scans with good voices need apply a liberal salary will
be paid Apply to w. Bergc, 10 Sixth street. after o'clock
L,oR sALE--ToUR SUPERIOR MocKING BIRDS.
from twot three ysnr old These birds mock cat dog
rooster hen, and sing night and day. Wa be sold at So
Apply at the station House Old slip.
EoR sALE-A VERY HANDSOME AND COSTLY 81:
cond hand Panoforts, Boston made In good order, Will
ss sold at great sacrifice In oonss9genee Of The family
Agent for hewss American Patent Action Pianofortss No.
@ Broadway. whore II can be seen.
DIANo wANTED.-THE ADVERTISER DESIRES TO
purchase. for cath hrst rate msAern seven or seven
and shalt octave piano Has obectsn 70 taking second
hand instrument providing the has not been injured
by and be bought sufficiently cheap. Address Ad
y,rtser, Box 2shS Post Once.
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A MEXICAN HOTEL RICHMOND vA.-rHE SUB

IA serber formerly clerk at Jones Hotel Philadelphia
and late Of the American New York. begs leave inform
his friends and the travelling community tina, he has taken
management the LIST of July. The house will be tho
roughly repaired and Improvement made to render IL
worthy the patronage of travellers Its situation tho
most desirable for hotel in the city being Main street
and commanding hne of the capitol and adjaceue
grounds the James river and surrounding country BY
strict attention TO the wants Of his guests the undersigned
hopes to deserve continuance Of the liberal patronage
hitherto bestowed upon this well known house.
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FINE ARTS.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DEsIGN.-THE TWENTY.
sixth Annual Exhibition Of the Academy open
the public At their Galleries No. 663 Broadway opposite
Bond street, from A. NJ ntil 10 p. NJ Admittancs Is
cents season tickets 80 cents catalogues l cents By
order Of the Council.
J. H. sHEGoGUE. Cor. Secretary. N. A.
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COUNTRY BOARD AT THE NEW YORK BAY HOTEL.
This hotel situated the west side Of the Bay
and half miles south Of Jersey City which for beauty
prospect has no rival Here have fine bathing hne
fishing &c, and ready for boarders The New York
Ba! Cemetery Stages run daily at lO and 81 o'clock
TO the hotel from Jersey City Ferry The popretors will
run stage at time to afford the boarders
portunity to attend places Of anus ment, opera Sc
DWYER a. BROOMHEAD.
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Two FARNERs.-PoUDRErTE. OF THE LODI MANU-
featuring Company-rhs article is the cheapest AZ
well the most In the world for cab
hhges tobacco peas and other garden Vegetables IL will
change the color q corn from sisky yellowt 70 DARK
IN few days after application TO the hill Of ha
full Two barrels will suffice for The largest and
best cshbsges In the world raised by this article
halt the Of other Price 10 barrel for
any quanty sir barreis delivered free Of cartaee
Once, ~ Courtlandt street, New York. where
containing m N be obtained.
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RR. KErIrNGERs LrSrwENr Is THE ONLY RI.

DE. kEILINGERs LINIMENT ~ THE ONLY NJ
best judges IN the known world that win the hesve
snd all manner OF sores cuts. bruises, hard elngs
equally certain In ersdcatng pain weakness from the
human system, matter from what IL IL used by
Dr. Budd the distinguished veterinary surgeon, Of No
-stre.t slso " Messrs. Kirp brown, Hiram Isaac
Woodruff william Wheelsn, VIM. ID. Sparks 40 Sold In
large bottles at ~ cents ~ dozen; ti2 sross cssh-2p
Pearl street, t6i and E6 Broadway Grand and Broome
white 'front.' The doctor be the morning snd nj
bic hotel sndiahcrstor AZ Yonker In the Afternoon where
call and his advice gratis Meals furnished
all hours Horses and carriages TO lee Bowling Allies
Sume Boards, Quoits &C. &c. n 10 the most beautiful
ride 20 be tsken-ony ~ fare by the Hudson River
Railroad and steamboat
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CALIFORNIA. PORTABLE GOLD WASHING NJ

shin..L Lsehaume who patented in France and in the
United s,ases very simple machine ,or sntraetns gold ey
for
:.is1tiss ana py.e,iss snsss.r model, Win sIps.y.
Gs E%s.a .@a sn'1 a s always h
fer and reparins any Mind Of mashinsry
ing and taking plan: promptly attended Away.
the pressure Of the steam In boilers.
ExTRA PUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
only person that gives information ali Interesting
1--WE hay. Consulted her der with planets:
stars Ard ,esns &c ., ,od a .crr, e..
Is greater than 10 iii the seats Of state
Tss IgDs star. asg r By .ssrss law.
s' ns hal sn ss, sSs ys al may
sl, asSr, ssea ss II S SssS sps
The present. past, and future 70 discern
corrs,, his steps. improve The hour. q life
nn nas (, hs pras mos,
ss q Iii gss ire s,.sf
lawsuits ssses, snss. and death beware o. In
door from Amity street. New York.
CARD--SRs. PREwsTER, PROM PHILADELPHIA
~ tenders her services ladies and sentlemen this
city in Astraogy. Love- and Law matters Interpreting
Napoleon and viii tell the The lady gentleman
hey will marry Al,o The ma mes Of The yi,iter. Reasses
GREAT BATTLE7ruousANps SLAIN.
W Have you heard q the battle,
In which myriads we're slain
by H. Lyons specified
Are utterly routed;
Try nash, under guaranty,
friet d. " you doubt u;
Tbs rat. and The mice TOO.
His pills In the death-at
Depot Of LYONS Magnetic Powder and Pills, asi Broad
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(f0NEY iSLAND.-PAyILIoS HOrEL-THE SUR
- scrber has recently erected magnificent hotel 81 this
popular place Of resort and w for the reception Of
Nisiters sunday June sth The bathing shoot
ing galleries and bowling saloons, have all been renttsd,
ana no pains will be his der
visit 10 tLs delightful gratifying to the asti-
dious lie trusts by strict attention TO business
wants Of those who favor hin with call,
share Of public patronage See Of steamer
Trojan. NICHOLAS BROOKS sole Proprie Tor.
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ID EMITTANCEs TO ENGLAND IRELAND, AND
N scotiand.-Drafs on sale for any amount, from a
upwards which will be cashed at Bank In the Unts9
Kingdom Alec Packages Of every description -
by all the steamer, TO part OF kurope, u
EDWARDS, SANFORD CO 5 Transatlantc Extesssr
At Adams h Co.'S, 6 and Is Wall perSsA
Small parcels will be received till halfpast nine 4. - e.
Me day Of sailing Of every steamer 10 Europe.
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SEA BATHING AT R0CKAWAY, l.. 1.-THE PAvI-
~ lion Hotel for the reception vister Cars
leave the south Ferry Brooklyn At o'clock, NJ and
O'clock r. for Jamaica where stages will be in readiness
convey visisers to the house LIFT at the Howard
Hotel corner Broadway and Maiden lane Ogden Smith.
Is Front street, will meet with prompt attention.
June I'd, 1851. j. NJ BRINTNALL.
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MISCELL ANEOUS.
nUTCH CHEESE.-TWENTY CASES SUPERIOR
- round Dutch Cheese, dozen in lately
eeived Also cases OF Square Empty Gin Bottles Canary
seed Dutch errings and Ancho vie In pots
sale in lots to suit purchasers. by ASSELER DAVIS,
% Beaver street.
ERENCH LOOKING GLASS PLATES, AND ROUGH
Plate Glass for sky lights ror IL mandatory Of 81
~""" POLLEN coLGATE. 27 go Pearl street.
Prices currenta may g had on application.
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EXCURSIONS.

CUNDAY EXCURSION TO SING SING AND ROCK
- Ian . Lake-The n and besutifsl steamer JENNY
LIND will make Excursion to Rockiand Lake Sunday
morning leaving from foot of Chambers street at eight
o'clock aud landing Hammond street Yonkers Hastns
obtf Ferry Tarrytown and Sing Sing Fare TO Sing Sing.
rs cents; to kockand Lake, Tla cents.
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OAUEHAN0s
GAUZE UNDER SHIRTS. ADAPTED TO THIS
~ Of the year besides description OF Hosiery
Hudson River Hosiery and Glove Store us street
THOMAS MCLAUGHLIN, zs Greenwich street.
poys, BOYS PATTERN EsrABLIsHNENT.-c. W.
- Herrck has opened the above for supplying families,
sesmsresses and the public generally vita all the fashion
ing So full set win be forwarded with full directions 27
Spring street. mp stairs.
CARD-To GENTLENES.-THE SUBSCRIBER
"A wishes 70 inform bis late customers and the public
nera that he has again resumed the tailoring business in
All ts STEERING eisanng dying aud re-
that has always insured full share Of public patronage
will be happy receive the orders Of all former
iends on Monday next June a. sS Pearl street near
CAsT OFF CLOTHING, FURNITURE, WATCHES,
Southern markets. large lot Of cast OF Clothing for which
the highest cash price will be paid making application 70
the subscribsr, who will attend BY appointment Ladies
ISAAC O. LYON No. II Wall street.
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
obtain the highest cash for Clothing
FURNITURE &c. By sending through the Pest ~ hs rss
5ence. L. n. DyssELpvKr, IL Elm ssrssA
CAsT OFF CLOTHING, COSTUMES, ETC, WANTED.
Gentlemen or ladies having such articles for sale will
ing line TO H. LEyETT No. Barclay street. corner Of
Broadway. NB.-Parcs from the country attended TO,
and the full value RENTED BY return Of post
CAsT OFF CLOTHING, Sc-LADIEs AND GENTLY
men can obtain from the subscriber the highest cash
price for cast clothing and superauous articles Of every
= Thousand. Adarsss tbr"ss2 Post or cali on JAMES
hoRoNEY. athis store II Orange street. near Chatham
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-04-04

/ SorrH CARoLISA.-The following ex-
,rsct 10 reference to the future ac'ion of
South Caroina, is from the Washington
correspondence of the New York Journal Of
Commerce:
The position of South Carolina now at
trncls some little attention. The public
have lost sigh, Of her and her local poll
| tics; and all her attempts to lead other South.
ern States off the national track, have sig.
nally fniIed. II is difficult, therefore, TO
believe the statements which we now 70.
ceve from highly respectable citizens Of
South Caroline, to the effect that their poll
teal leaders are determined 10 attempt Sc.
cessIon from the Union. Both of the South
Carolira Sem tors declared this to be the
fact. and neither Of them, rs they state, will
return to The Senate as they will be members
of the Secession Convention.
Several gentlemen who have beenrecenf.
~ here from South Carolina. have informed
US that the secessionists ore in earnest, and
that they have majority Of the people Of
the State. as we'll ns of the Legislature and
The members elect of the State Convention.
II might DO ina gined that, in the long in.
terval before these bodies meet. the seces-
sion fever would cool down. But exiraor.
binary means have. it seems. beea shor'cd
to prevent this result. There is a State
Rights Association In each District, ana
these associations. composed of young men.
nre disposed TO take very ultra measures
In order TO prevent the excitement from
subsiding. they will send delegates from
each district, 10 demonstration 10 lie held
at Columbia, on the second Monday in May
next. They are to recommend and urge i'm
mediate secession.
The Governor was empowered TO call the
Legislature. who were to fix the time for
the meeting Of the State Convention, upon
the occurrence Of any emergency. or upon
the proposition Of any other Southern Stale
to act with South Carolina. But, no such
contingency will occur, there will oe M s2s.
cial call for the Legislature. But the Lee
gislature is already elected. and their regu.
lar meeting will be in November; and it is
composed of the same men who decided in
favo. Of the Convention. They will. it is
said, Immediately call the Convention to
meet in February, and measures are then to
be taken for expeIling the Federal ,authori'
ties"
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LoArERING.-The Spring trade has set in
rather brisk-sevcral new dealers in the
market, who bid fair 10 rise to emiDencc in
the line. A friend has promised US for
publication photographed sketches Of
some of the most distinguished members Of
tho order. They will be rich and more
,hriIlingiy interesting thsn any thing that
has appeared in the East Tennessee papers,
If we except. perhaps, the Registers :"Six
Years in the British Navy"
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The Legislature Of Delaware has passed
a law 10 prevent free negroes from coming
into that State hereafter 10 reside under q
penalty Of $50. The offender, iT case he
be unable 10 pay the fine is 10 be sold be.
yond the limits Of the State for sum sui,
fcien, TO pay the fine and all costs. The
law is no, 10 affect seafaring men, servants
or persons entering the State temporarily
for the purpose OF trade. Any captain Of
a vessel taking free negro into the State
TO attend camp or other meeting is sub,
jec, under this law 10 fine Of $500.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-04-04

AMERICAN COLONIZATION SOCIETY

AMERICAN COLONIZATION SOCIETY.
Mr. Iuins:-You and many Of your read'
ers are aware that l have undertaken to
canvass this State as an agent Of the
American Colonization Society. Wherever
I hive been as yet, have found an almost
universal feeling in favor Of the objects Of
tho Society. Almost every yell informed
man readily admits it 10 be subject which
involves weighty md important interests.
and that we and the free co'ored people Of
the State would alike be benefited by their
removal to Liberia. Many. very many are
willing and anxious to GO but lack the
means. The Society has TO depend to
great extent upon tho benevo'ence Of the
public for the means Of sending off emf,
erants-and will not Tenncsseeans respond
TO ne urgent calls Of patriotism. OF hu-
mainly and christian benevoence made
through this medium in favor Of the num-
bcrs who are so anxious to be settled in the
land of their Fathers!
The friends Of the cause in chattanooga
will please mike their contributions through
Dr.. NJ. Smith; those in Cleveland and vi
cinisy through A. Iloyl. Esq. or Rev. Mr.
Daily; those in Charleston, Calhoun and
vicini'iss through Rev. Mr.. McSpadden,
Rev. Mr.. Scarberry or Dr.. Johnson; those
at Athens through Col. McDermo,t, Dr..
Deaderick, or S. P. Twins.
These gentlemen named take much inter-
est in The object. Of the Society, and it is
to be hoped they will be nble TO raise liberal
amounts. Mems are greatly needed just
now to enable those enrolled 10 get off to
Liberia as soon as possible.
The amounts contributed, together with
the names o. the contributors. (unless they
object to iD will be published. usually in
the paper nearest 'hcm-,nd always in the
African Repository and Colonization Jour
nal at Washington City.
D. z. McANALLY.
Athens. April Cd. 1851.