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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20

H"S'NIA: ~ rules, bsida" clerk uIee OF ihe
u''"f court "i chs"cery for the Richnnnt district,
me al" day nj July. 1929 Juhu Foihes Esq .xecuot of
w" 'os w aud testament ot William L. Myers dec pit
dsd"" James ScoiI, John Leslie drcrg ,st and
MS '''"es James Sh'pha,d, william McKeuzis, David
Barclay Semuel Irving aud James Il. Scott, dlts
Inc sce iacias awarded m This being
on the defendant Samuel living AVID lie havy catered
hrs appearance and according the aci az
assembly the Jules of this court u i'm, nv salts
factory evidence, that he country;
rs ordered that the said defendant do appe the
hrst dhy o the next and shtw cause asains, The
revival sought by the said process; AID that cory Of this
order be forthwith inserted ia newspa per
IN the city OF Richmond Tor months
posted az the front door OF the cap,ol, said city.
ID copy. Teste, WIN. G.. PENDLEToN, C. G.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20

" In answer to the various inquiries verbal and
written, which have been made, the Publisher an
nounces, that the foregoing work is in press and will
appear IN tour weeks from this day. As the number
OF copies will he limited Booksellers and o,bcrs w.
wish to possess them, would do well to leave their
names with She Publisher with Mr.. John FL Nash
N"Ssrs: Collins g. Co., or w. III. Ftzwhylsonn.
- The Autior of the above work is l.,kno,,n.
Notwithstanding the many ingenious conectmres
which afoat.
ian t.*
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20
SPLENDID SOUVE.NYRS.

cotton Machinery 1or safe.
AAIE offer for sale quantity of second hand Cor
W ton MACHINERY, say $40 ThrostIe SpindIes.
with preparation of every description for putting
said Spndles into immediate operation.
dec 5--ts CCSf{.W.1.S' d .1.NDREJT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20

N.
turing inc recess oi courts he may be found at his
once Warm Springs, Bath County.
dec 29-w5t
M x: NNrHANiEL CRAZE AND PEYTON
~ CNANE,-TaSe notice, that shall on the 9th cav of
MARCH 1879 between the hours IN the fcrenoo and five
in the afternoon, mt King Il Queen r,nr, hns i ~ t
the deosiuons of Charcs i aud ohers to I've nG as ey;c
IN sum m chancey, depending IN the county court OF
a y . wherein a." Polni and yoa defendants;
ing ON thai day, shall proceed the day thereafter when
the weather viii permit the same place and between the
same hoirs and continue from day ay unit, business Is
''I I,. PhiLif-B tENDlEloN.
~ russo RirrIoNs taken in by the subscribers for the
- North American Medical and Surgical Journal
published by the Kappa lambda Association of the U.
States.
Tho high reputation WIN h this journal has attained.
IN other parts of the Union induces hope that the me-
dIca faculty of Richmond, will deem it worthy their
patronage.
Nos. IN, Y, Al, can be seen at the bookstore of
Jan 10 VIM II FITHWHYLSONN.
30 Thirteen pound chests OF first chop gunpow
der tea, received and tor sale at retail nv
Jan u q. II IL y. HALLAM.
LIVERPOOL SACK SALT.
S4NOR SALE, the cargo of the shin Anncreon
l. expected daily from Liverpool. Apply to Mes
srs. Ke-r, Cosldcs & Co
Jan Cts MAXWELL TROKEs.
fsNHE Subscribers have received per the Fanny &,
Mary, from Boston, addition 10 their took of
dining and tea sets, which rcrders their assortment
very com"Iete. q. II. & J. HALLAM.
! jan l2-6t
Nv AN'rED to hire, for the present YEAR twenty
w able bodied negro men, to work in the coal
Plts-for such, liberal price will be given upon ap-
phcation to the subscribers on the basin
Jan - s. NELSON CARY g. co.
nANIEL +. HIGGINS, .4rf;st. respectfully in
- forms the Ladies and Gentlemen of Richmond
that he intends introducing Diorama for Exhibition
shortly representing the powerful and sublime effects
produced Ill nature of Fire Light. Sun Set and Moon
Light not attempted before in this part of the coun-
try.
H. b. AZ. orders will be thankfully received in the
various branches of his profession ut Mr.. Winpfelds
Shockoc Hill, formerly the sign of the Black Horse
January l:s-3t.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20
HERRLNGS.
FEMALE CHARACTER

! rTTERs on Female Character addressed to q
A young lady on the death OF her mother, by Mrs
Virginia Cary of Virginia, just published and for
sale by ]. III. NASH.
ian
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20

~ ''H't w M u tENDLETON, &. C..
VIRGINIA; At rules, holden the clerks office oT the
superior court Of chanceGy the Richmond dst,ir,
the 9TH day of August, 1929 John A. Lancaster, adn,r
OF Matgaet DcTeux, deceased, pit against Thomas JEFF
ierson Randolph executor Of Thomas Jefferson dec Eli
zabcih Mazze daughter of Philip Mszze formerly oC
Alhema e, and late of Pisa the pa nd ducbv of
deceased Giovanni Battisa Rusch Count francesca Del
Tesla Del lgnoso and Giovanni Carmienan execuurs
the said Philip Mazzei, dpceaseI, dts.
The defendants Elizabeth Mszzei, Giovanni Battista
Nusch Count francesca Del Tesla Del Ignoso MI Clio.
Vann Camignan, not having entered their appearance
ana give" security according the assembly nd the
rules OF this and il appearing by
uence mat they are not inhabitants Of this country il is
ordered that the sad defendants do aIpear here nm the
hIs' hay o the next term aud the bill of the
ui ana that copy of this order be- forth with inserted in
some newspaper published in the city Richmond for two
monos successfully, and posted the front door of the
capitol, ~ the said city.
% copy. Teste, WV. g. PENDLKroN e. G.
VIRGINIA: A. rules, holden the clerks of5ce Of the
superior court Sf chanceIy for the Richmond district
the 4ih day Of August. 1928: Levi Swain pit neai1,
John o. Gamble. james Scott, jr. William Mayo William
Mckenzie, Robert Jennings Samuel Scott and other d0,
Tue defendants ho. Jennings aud Samuel Scott, not
having entered their appearance and given secuv
ding TO the Of assembly and the rules oibs co,,,,
appearing by satisfactory evidence that tnev are mo-,
inhabitants OF this country; ii is ordered that the said
defendants do appear here the first dsv oC t
anu answer he OH OF the plaintiff; and thai COPY Of this
ooer be Ionh"h inserted in some newspaper published
~ I've CITY NJ RichmOnd, Tor months
posted AT the front door Of the capitol in the said city
% Acopy Tcste, WIN. q. PENDLEToN. c. c.
VIRGINIA. AZ rules, holden in the clerk Office Of the
superior court Of chancery for the Richmond district
'he 4h day Of August, 1928: William Megginson, pit
Hga'nh Robert Hofsey. sdm'or Of Joseph c. Megginson
aud Philip Duval dhs.
Tue defendant Philip Duval, not having entered his
appearance and given security according 10 the act of
assembly and the rules NJ this court, and BY
satisfactory evidence that he is not an Of this
country u ordered that the said defendant do appear
here on the FIRST day Of the term and answer the hill
ct the Plsni6 and that copy of this order forthwith
inserted ~ some newspaper published in the city Of Rich
nond Tor two months successvey and posted At the front
door Of the capitol, in the said city.
81 cory Tests, WV. .. PENDrErov, G. r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20

Nv ANrED to hire, for the present year. twenty
able bodied negro men, to work in the coal
Pts-for such, liberal price will be given upon ap-
phcation to the subscribers on The basin
ian 10 g. NELSON CARY &, co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20

65 COW. Teste. vs. q. PNNnt rron. q q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20
FAMILY FLOUR.

NOR Sale, family -four, AZ least equal if not supe
y riOr To- any IN this market.
~ The elegant ROOMS over our office, arc still
for rent p. HAXALB & co.
ian 10 2aw8f
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-09

THE INDIAN QuEsTIoN again." from tho Enqnir
or Of yesterday.
If the Editor of the Enquirer would give full and
fair view Of this subject to its readers would it not
be better to publish the Essays of VIM. Penn, that
they may see both sides of the question, instead of
den"mcins them in every Enquirer? but fairness we
nave learnt by long experience, is not to be expected
In that quarter. Is the Enquirer determined, at all
events, TO make this party question? 1t seems So
or why so shy of az open discussion? We have taken
a different course. We have published not only
WIN. Penn but the reply TO him from Georgia, and
the letter of the Secretary of War. Let all impair
tal public Judge, who makes this matter medium
party attack the Coa;onists, as the Enquirer calls
them, or the real Simon Purcs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-09
THE FATE OF TRUE LOVE.

r.. A.
You remember the Maid, with her dark brown hair
Aud her brow, where the finger of beauty
Had written her name, aud had stamped il there,
I'm II made alteration duty
Aud ypu have f,rso, how wac'd with delight
f'ch IAarn, as new one gwen,
nm she C-Jyy ia Our eyes = vision OF light,
Aad we Thought hes Split OF Heaven.
Aud your heat rccall--nud mine often goes bach,
With sigh and a ,IIr 30 the hours .---s.-
When gazcd on her ioun, she followed the tack
or tho bu,eay's wing through the Towers
When in her young Joy, she would ssie with delight,
rril she let go free, and ook'd after its nicln
10 see lift entered the skies,
Bu, she wandered away from the home ofhcr youth,
For she lancied the World a Temple OF Truth
And she measured all hearts by her own;
She fed on a vision and lived on a dream,
Aud she followed il the wave;
And she sougtt-whcIe the moon has a mi.ler gic-u,
FOR ahome-and they gave her grave!
There whom she loved tho she brcaild il
Tor love Of her soul was part
Aud he SAID lie loved her, bu, left her alone,
With the worm of despair in her heart!
And oh! with what anguish VIC counted each day,
The roses that died on her cheek,
And hung DER Der form, 1T faded away,
And wep for the beautiful wreck.
Yet her eye n mild, and blue TO the last,
Tho shadows stole beam;
Aud her smiles remembered since long cy 20 past
Like ,hc smiles we have in a dream!
nnl-It may be that fancy had woven SPELL
But, think her tones were as clear,
rhey somewhat suf and their ,nurnuruns fell
Like dirge the listcnius earl
And, while sorrow threw To.Gl her hoer grace--
enough she always was gentle and kind
Yet thought that the soiness which stole DER her face
Had a soft'nng power OF her mind:
bu nigh, be her looks aud her tones were more dear,
And VIC valued them moro IN decay,
And we treasure the last fading Powe. OF the yeaI--
los VIC felt she was Passing away!
She never complained hut she inv'd to tic last!
And the tear ia her beautiful eve
Often told that her thoughts Gnnc back the past
Aud the youth vino had len her to die.
IitIt Mercy came down. and the Maid is atrest,
W here the Palm Trees sigh ocr her "A even;
And the dew that weeps the turf on her breast
Is the tear OF a far :aIcisn Heaven.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-09
From the PhilGielpin Prict Current. S,pt. :
REVIEW CE TIE MARKED


f.o"r AMI UeaLIhc supply of fresh Flour err ,:,,,o-
small ana demand steady AT quotations. but confined nosy 80
cry consInptor Richmond City Mills Flour is taken Gse,
' - 10 In kye Flour no transactions importance repori
About 500 hhdS Corn Meal sold S 37l II 70 pr;ncn,1
" a. the latter which current price some small os
IN bbs. at - - '' ~ ' 'o's
Gram Wheat continues scarce aud sales of tie small l,
nave come ~ tins week have been made our quotations
e arrivals OF Corn have been considerable ban e.,
some time past but has gouc freely NJ rs ~ cIs Tor
southern White aud 10 10 for Yellow which H n c,r,;c,
OF aloI one iom last week Some small lots Deowaye
report IN Oats "eN y"
Cmton-scveral SMALL lots Georgia Upland amounting IN
JOB haIes have een sold during week at "a IOI cts
n aud 30 bales Mobile inferior 81 cts mos In other de
scns the transactions have been small parcels within
our quotations " '
OF 81 hhhs Kentucky, mos end 83 bds and $50
bdc, terms unknown. The stock in first hands Is reduced m
les Than 100 hogshcads
Objective principal sales this week have been abou, 36O
bays LnTra AZ - ~ cts cash and MaIacaibe az
II os less per for cash; 1879 bags binds bbIs 81, j.
60 ~ ln cts principally NOS aud 40 tags a;
u cts. ! mos.
S"cW1he irasacons since has, have hcen aIou, 800
hh"s hcw Orleans At 81 Is 30 and mos; 2OO bbIs
bfaH hie at 50 so, mos and 30 bills Brown 1T ST.
lay1na At 50 80 IS boxes White Fernandna nj sI
- inns, 30 boxes Brown 50, mos 2. hbds Po,
Rico NJ 50 81 25. and mos
JsnSA lot of 1896 chests los half chests Young fvsnn
'aedOnas cargo 1923, have been taken market;
terms uknOwn III boxes Gunpowde cargo of 1929 sold al
ll3 cts mos and ~ chests 100 and 200 ca,ty
boxes Dung Tyson 81 ravt the New Jer.
se cargo adveri'h by r. Alien g. Co for public sale
the 10Th inst
SPIRITS Sales Of 90 pune icons New Orleans Rum tenrs
unknown pipes Bodeanx brandy, Dupoy's Brand 81 TO-
u mos Rye Whisky has scarce during tire week and
SAFES m'Hc az an improvement ON former uuoia ons
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-09
MARTME NEWS.
ARRIVED.
FORT or RICJI.dfD.ND.

Arrived,
Steamboat Columbus, Turner, from Baltimore, via Norfolk
and CITY Point with passengers and freight, Rogers g.
Harrison, w 7 Mcou, i Garth, Saml Pamcll, Levy ID
Anderson VI Ilollins B Peyton X Sanxay McNenaIa a.
Duval, w e. ! Crane, Vim Snyib, e. Ellis Cush,na;,
q Andrew WIN VI Swoore, Coidon, n Nash David
Jackson, NJ B.anch Robert Surh, and W. Noting
Passed, ship at anchor oil POINT Of shoals brig beating IN
~ Hoo lslaud scr sOund of upper pau OF Hog anL
iopsl scr beating hriow Jancsioyyn schY boun m a,
The hcnd Of Seven mc Reac schra Turkey Island ionJ
up below Fournilc Creek, brig, aud ch aIarv Ann bo"n
up; schr and sooP auction Loow Warwick nund nm
Sclr Richmond Band, IRON ihiladcpba s,udrics N T,
AnGt"9n' Webb g. CO, Nc..lnm e McGnider BaeweIl A.
Smn l"Ht astcr Dcnly. STATION, u Pevtop & Nj NicL
Gd smith, " Nash, King g. hcharl,o Ct,tpp & Igo,
LUCE q Sncr Mckidoe " NJ Swoope, K.yYbi,s Al
ihanc9 Williams, } 81 Myers Lew nancls J
;" n EN-, ~ ,amr co, Morris CO. Block g.
Se,L south Amerca, Wooofd. Savannah ballast
scnf t"klm, -, from Boston, nails 10 Tucke g. sjzer
eur 'ihcni, Tyler, from Eas6n shore Md
sl"'P Active, smith, hon Egg Harbour ballast
I'o dc JaueiTO '' ' '
Pom IIamPtoH Roads, brig Rola odom for Valparaiso
I've Bremen ship lanscai, Ilrkin Gom Baltimore, hound
I'W', RIVER, passed through Hampton Roads this day.
~ NJ" sfnr virginia., Oakley ion New York, touched Of OJ
l""," o'clock this afternoon n land passengers
q. 'r o o. 20" 40. 'fTkite, Fir ic iarc..o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-09
Fio,a Me y: Y .an,nal o. cgnan.ree, Sel!smle, .

from me ". y. Journal COHim.Tcc, SeBtsnLer
sup LeHeTS-d.din.-fTe ship Roman arrived
from Liverpool on Wcdnesda evening and at ahou,
9 O'Clock anchored ia the North River. She brought
later papers and letters by i've days. than before rcce
vcd and OF course all merchants interesc in i'm
mense European trade were extremely anxious TO
possess their advices with little delay as possible
The letter bag of the ship would have been brought
on shore immediately, but for the oil any ar
rangcment to receive such deposits at the Post Office
except in Office hours Under these circumstances
the Captain determined TO wait until morning; but in
the morning, Deputy Inspector had taken command
oil the ship, and more especially Of the letter bar.
upon which, with all due regard to the interests of
the merchants aud the orders of his superiors he had
ilXtd his own broad seal. Aicr this ccrcIro.y
(which is the only prescribed by the Secretary oil:
the treasury the deputy informed the Captain that
II ne would procure another inspect or, he would then
be permitted under such convoy To take tic bag on
shore, aud not Notwithstanding the dav, however
an application was made TO the Collector, who TO ok
upon himself the responsibility of giving order for
the bag, which order being committed to q trusty
drayinnn, the bag at O'Clock, p NJ. dcpo.i, cd
in the Post Office and the Captain furnished with a
receipt, upon the due presentmcnt OF which TO the
Collector, ana making solemn oath to the same fac,
tne 9ood snip Roman was permitted TO enter and dis
charge her cargo.
We have these details from good authority, and
are hus particular in stating them that il NAV tc
seen by the Collector aud Secretary themselves II
possI1c how absurd Is their Interference 20 expedite
tue business OF the merchants. The whole tIansac-
ton is vexailous To the Captain, the owners and the
whole community not only veXatlous hut highly
! injurious. All the mails had been sent of before
these letters were deposited in the Office and thus n
day was lost in al directions. The merchants here
mad the stll greater misfortune OF spending the day
in useless inquiries.
That our own interests the side Of these re-.
Stricton, is evident, for happened to have the
exclusive possession Of the news, what we had pub
ahcd retained tile greater interest from the DELAY of
other advices. We make this remark, because we
know how common it is to answer all publications OF
this sort by the insiuuation lat least some times nndc
seTved That they arc made from interested putiycs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-09

We TcPuelish the following, from the Winchester
Republican, at its request, with pleasure. Nothing
Restraints us from saying OH this subject but the
relation existing between the senior Editor Of this
paper, and James Peasants WHO is thus brought for
ward as President Of the Convention.
From The Wmchesicr Republican,
TO the friends OF constitutional reform members
eject to the convention appointed 10 meet IN ,ch-
InoGd on the first Monday in October.
J; Is now almost reduced TO n. absolute ccrtuintv
that majority Of the Convention viii he composcd
OF those who are 'taty friendly 10 your cause; and
who think that the only true republican basis of rep
rcScn:aon, is the free white population of this com
monwcalth. Snch being the case, it is sincerely 10
be hoped, that that majority will not icopardize the
great principle alluded TO, and to sustain which tbev
stand bound to their Constituents Nv the most solemn
picugcs-givem either expressly or implicitly by pcr.
hitting any individual opposed TO them on Ills sob
Ject, however elevated his siandlny to be placed in
the presiding chair Of the Convention
Your enemies, ever on the alert and too snnaci,us
not TO he aware ot the advantages which thew would
acquire by ciiectng this ol~ct, arondy obviously
marshaing their forces, g. laying their plans 10 insure
rs attainment. IN order TO defeat this ,nedtatod nj
tempt hehovcs you 10 whom the people have dele
gated tins sacred trust, possible to form
general understanding in reference to some indiydn-
al, being member elect Ofihc conventions who "0tfo
an noe Is OF your own political crced ord who unics
IN tho most eminent degree the requisite uunliGca
tons FOR this highly important and responsible stniion
TO the humble apprehension Of tho writer no onr
arduous duties, possessing these qualifications to n
greater extent, than JAMES PLEAsAVrs Of Gooch.
land county, late Governor Of Virgina.
ONE OF TIE pEOpTE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-09

F!oW.-ln new wheat Howard Street F,o,,s
small Improvement has taken place which may nrob
ably be traced TO the limited supplies which coao j.;
through the week. Several salcs were made ~ e.
81 -; case or two occurred OF small lots of fave,
rite brands which brought So so: we however ouotc
at 37a. 1t brought very regularly IS lie from the
wagons, though We learn in some cases fIac,;on
lees was taken. Several sales of CITY Mills Flour
were effected through the week at from to IS Id
ON time and interest added, generally. few hun.
dfed barrels were also sold at S5-4 mo- without in.
tcrest. ~"
G'u'n.-Some prime parcels Of red wheat broucb,
81 per bushel, while other lots of inferior ouaIitv
were bought at from 80 to 95.-The demand tbrouob
tho week was firm. Sales were made of white Who's,
from to 81 10 cents, and .hese prices could have
oeen obtained for any reasonable quantity slipbt
Improvement IN Corn took place, and n lot of verv
superior in the middle of the week brought 43 cents
think 1t safer however quote it at 1s "a cents
per oushei Oats readily brought from 90 to % cents
per quality. ''
Wh'shey-Considcrable supplies of this ar,ict,
were received from the Susquehanna through the
week. and sales were easily made in hhds nj 81 I %
steam distilled in brs % 81, copper distilled bro
from p to % cents per gallon. Wv
S"Sdrs.-We have heard Of the following nnh,ic
Sales lo6 hiids n. o. brought from 9 To q * no.
100 lbs; 100 bags Siam Sugar $40 u.s. the latter NJ
o mo-; 81 bags Rio Coffee brought 10 9 cents nor
To- mo. ' Pc'
Ieas.--io half chests Gum powder tea were so,a
~ = w - pei H. oh mo- credit. Chronicle.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-09
NEW YORK MARKETs.,,

IL
The Corn Exchange is still very scan,ilv sp,n,;os
ana TIC prices are rather higher Richmond Civ anJ
Baltimore Howard ST. Flour from new ybe., Re-
oeen sold at 50 8 New York and common sson,i
ern at IL and Western Mt So n Sd Rve f,onr a.,
corn meal are also scarce. Several carIoes ofJT;
9lna and North Carolina have been sold within ,Ls
two or three last days, at l06 II2 cts and sevai
caiSoes OF Southern Corn at so 50 cts Ashes bo,.
continued TO advance through the week, and now
both sorts stand at Sl27 ,. rood deal of Co,,o"
mas Ocen moving without change of prices More bn
sIness has been done in French Brandy but n, o,c,
prices. Fish are without change.
Our information from all nars of the coun,rv Va
specting the crops, continues be of the mosi f,vo
rn'e KIND; The quality is represented as unusually
good ana the quantity large, and the harvcstnr ac
co'nplshed with success. The causes of The nreson.
scarcity III market appear TO be, at the South, wet
weather, which has prevented the planters from
threshIng, until they have been Obliged to emoiov
their hands IN planting for The next year and at tbs
west, dry weather, that the streams have been in
SUFFICIENT to carry the mills. We NAV exnect a.,
abundant supply before long, and with il a more
extensive demand. What the prices will no o,bors
can calculate better than ourselves In the me,n
time, We may remark, that the last accounts from F.
rope look Ike an ordinary degree of plenty there: bur
that IN the West Indies, South America the Western
islands, and various other places there will doubtless
be demand for whatever we can spare. NJ such
prices as the parties respectively cun agree upon.
Jour. Com,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-09

Upon the authority OF treaties orr opponents RELY
manly Tor support. We prove that this suppoft
IS as weak as the arguments thcy have advanced TO
show the Sovereignty of Tic United States over inc
the soil Of GeorgIn.
Treaties have been concluded by the United States
with the Indian tribes residing in the territory Of
the United States. Were the CONTRACTING parties in
those treaties, equality with regard 10 indenen
dence and sogore'gpiyf Did the United States. ono
oi the parties, ever treat the Indians the other parv
as sovereign and independent nations, Never Did
INC Indians ever conclude 4 treaty with the United
states, without compusoni Never. The Indian
tribes are moi Independent nations and never consd
cred themselves such. They never coded lands 10
,hc onNed States willingly and with the view OF
benehtllnR themselves. From the discovery Of A.
"enca 10 TINS day, every treaty made with the Jn1i
aus was brought about by force. bribcry,and deccn
ION Ihourh amoniaJe fact, IL is no less trno
an tc eastern states oi this Union redeemed toir
territory from The Indians. in Tho nance ir..
mentioned. The middle, southern. and r,c.;or,
states, acquired lands by the sume proress snJ
another lamenlable iHct butno loss ttno il ,ba,
The treaties made with the Indians have novcs
been considered binding On Gle other no,,y
Whatever provisions 1YcTe made in them. VIM.
ever guarantee was made to the Indians when
over vas tnc n'crcs. Of Inc So: ,ngc- party 10 obro