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The meeting of Congress taking place in few
days, and other circumstances sailing our attention,
we shall be unable to pay any further attention to
our Neighbor of the Gazette for time at least.
We hope, however, that the gentle chastsement we
have given him, added to the wholesome medicine
administered, may succeed in restoring him to
perfect state of moral soundness, without further APP
pcations. We therefore after to-day, bid him
adieu, for the present.


THE IT1LJfINGTON UNION COLONIAL
7ION SOCIETY held its Fifth Anniversary Meet
ing in the Second Presbyterian Church on Monday
evening Gath inst. The meeting was addressed by
the Rev. Mr.. Corr, of the Episcopal Church The
by the Hon Judge Hall. The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year
Hon. Willard Hall, President.


Col. Allen M'Lane. ST Vice President.


Rev.. IL. Colt Cd Vice President.


James A. Sparks, Secretary.


Allan Thompson, Treasurer.


Manag gers.-John Patterson, George Jones, Tho
mas Young, Rev. E. w. Gilbert, Albert Wilson.
There are now about 600 persons of color anx
ionsly waiting for conveyance to Liberia, about ont
half of whom are freed slaves. The Parent Socie
ty wshto despatch one or mere vessels immediately
for which purpose they earnestly solicit the aid Q
their Auxares. In accordance with this, the SO
ciey here at their meeting last evening, appointed
Messrs. Vim. M M'Caulley, J. Simpson, l.. Young, K
Porter and Allan Thomson, to call on our citizen
Immediately, and solicit their aid, either in becom
ing members, or giving donations.