GLEAWINGS.
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Two ships of the line now building at
Charleston, M. are to be named Virginia and
N. Hampshire.


The Alexandria Gazette says-"We have
heard it hinted as highly probable, that jon
athan Roberts, esq. OF Pennsylvania, will re-
ceive the appointment of Collector of the
Port of Philadelphia, unless the Secretary
Of the Treasury may feel disposed to take
it himself"


The Manumission Society of n. Carolina,
embraces AZ branch Societies, and about
1000 members.


A few evenings since, the shop of Mr..
Garland, at Newark, n. ]. was entered, and
So watches stolen.


A meeting of the citizens of GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, was held on the 18th ult. and resoln-
tions approving of the plan and objects OF the
American Colonization Society, were adopt
ed-and an auxiliary society formed.


Sentence of death has been pronounced on
Hannah Davis, of Lancaster county, Va. for
the murder of her infant CHILD.


Mr.. Emmons, the great Boston Orator, is
an inmate of the Debtors Apartment of that
place. :,


The Ohio Grand Canal is to be 500 miles
in length--it passee through very fertile
country, and terminates at Cleaveland on
Lake Erie. During the present year, mer-
chandise to the value of about seven hundred
and fifty thousand dollars has been landed
in that village.


The establishment of the Onondago Journal,
weekly paper printed in Onondago, N. Y. is