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Subscriptions to the Colonization Society, the
plam of GERRIr SMITH, Esq. Of Peerboro' Of .Ne7p-
York-lt will be recollected that this gentleman,
several months ago, resolved to pay to THE CoLo-
n1zAr1oN SOCIETY, One Hundred Dollars gear for
ten gears, provided ninety nine other individuals
would subscribe in the same liberal manner. The
Board of Managers, we learn. are about to make
special efforts to carry into effect the plan proposed
by Mr. Smith. Though it has, heretofore, beer
impossible to make this effort, several individual:


have already come forward in this generous enter
prise.


The following are the names already on the list
Gerraf Smith, Esq-Jaspsr Corning, Esq. of Char
I1eston-TIon. Theodore Frelinghuysen, Newark, N


J.-John T. Norton, Esq. Albany-E. F Backus
New Haven-A Gentleman in Mississippi, Mahheo
Carey, Esq. delphia--Jonah Bissel, Esq. Ro
chester.