upon the following resolutions were offered
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upon the following resolutions were offered.-
By the Rev. T. S. Wright.


Resofred, that we have perused with CRATE
tul immotion, the interesting and christian ap-
peal, offered to the public by the Rev. DIR.
Cox, in behalf Of Philip Lee, formerly servant
of Gen. Washingngton and now resident Of
the district of Columbia, through whose in
st umentality, with the prompt cooperation of
John B. Fleming Esq of this city, and the
Rev. Mr. Curly Agent of the American
thy ard disinteiested philantrophist, an
MIR. Lees family, composing his wife and
seven children, from bondage; Thus having
humanity restored to them, the " unalienable.
rights OF life, liberty and the pursuit of Happi-
ness. and that we cordially approve this act
of beneyolence and tender this expression OF
our heartfelt gratitude, 10 the Rev. DR.. Cox,
and to those worthy individuals, who united
with him in this laudable work of love and
mercy.


By the Rev. S. +. Cornish.


Where as life, liberty, and the pursuit of
happiness are the unallenable rights of all. -
ReSolUed, therefore that this meeting, view
with deep interest, the progress of emancipa-
ton and liberal feeling which pervade this
community and the world and that the sue
cessiul efforts of the Abolition Society, and
other distinguished individuals, deserve the
highest consideration and gratitude of every
man of colour.


BY the / Eev. T. S. Wright.


Resolved, that this meeting feel duly great
full, TO tie disposer OF all events, that he has
excited IN the heart, of the friends, of oprest
humanity, an increased interest in the cause
Of Manumition


By Mr. " L. Nicholas.


II esolved, that the proceedings of this meet
ing, he published III the Rights of AN anC
copy sent to the Rev. DIR. Cox, and the other
benevolent individuals, who were so efficienl
in this laudible cause.