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Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-03-09

INDIANS. The Committee on Indian
Affairs in the United States Senate have
made report on that part of the Presi-
dents Message that touches upon the
Cherokee question. The report gives a
description of the condition of this tribe,
their situation and character as a people,
and an enumeration of the various trea-
ties made with them. The Committee
argue the question entire for Georgia, in
every part and parcel; in the general and
in the detail. They very clearly intimate
that the duties of the nation to Georgia
were antecedent to those owing to the
Cherokees: that the nation has not the
power to comply withthe stipulations con-
tanned in the treaties. Look at this SEN
tence in the report -
"Should these arguments, or any others,
in favour of the States, have the effect of
proving that the United States have not the
power to comply with the stipulations con-
tanned in their treaties with the Cherokees,
on account of prior and superiour obligations
which they have contracted, it could not, in
the opinion Of the committee, take any thing
from that character for integrity and good
faith, to which they are so justly entitled.
None could suspect that the obligation was
contracted with design to mislead or to
deceive; and while the United States are
both able and willing to make full and ade-
quate compensation for all that may be lost
for want of speci6ck performance of their
agreement, their faith is preserved as invio-
late as it would be if all their stipulations
were specifically complied with"
A poor consolation this for the Indians,
who are to be shut out from their country
unless they come in every respect under
the domination of Georgia. 1t amounts
to declaration that the faith of this ma
ton is of no value; although obligations
have once and again been contracted with
the Indians, with the repeated consent Of
Georgia herself That State we think
will succeed in her effort, and enjoy her
triumph as she may. But still the ques-
ton of right, moral right, will not be
changed. The triumph will be one of
power over weakness, of cold and cal
culating policy over a spirit of justice,
tempered with mercy. And it will be-
come more and more Of party question
in our national councils, we fear, till the
whole question Of right is resolved into
that of might, and the solemn obligation
becomes matter of ridicule and reproach.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-03-09
ITEMS.

A bust of the late Bishop Dehone, Of
th-Carolina, has been executed from
memory and is said by the friends of the
bishop 10 be an excellent likeness.
Information has been received at Wash.
ington that Chief of the Creek tribe oil
Indians stopped the United States Mai
near Montgomery, Alabama. How ial
this statement is true, or how far there
may be justification ofthe proceeding does
not yet appear.
M. Marbois has published history Of
Louisiana that is said to be replete with
interest," and gives much in detail of the
negotiations between our government and
France, in relation to our purchase of that
extensive and fertile part Of the Union
The author Of the history took part in the
negotiation as the agent Of Bonaparte.
The City Government in Boston have
selected the 18th Of September proximo
as the time for the celebration Of the com
pletion of the second century of the set
dement, of Boston. The first settlement
has not been taken. from which to calcu
late, but the day on which the old name
Trimountain, was changed by the cour
to Boston. This was Sept. 2, l630-te'
days being allowed as the true difference
between old and new style.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-03-09

Court OF COMMON PLEAS. This court
commenced the March term at Worces-
ter, on Monday of last week present
Judge Strong. The court continues in
session this week. The criminal docket
is very small and the number Of new en-
tries does not exceed 440.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-03-09
BoYLSTON TOWN OFFICERS FOR 1880
Nathaniel Dave IMPORT, Io,on Clerk.

BOYLSTON TOWN OFFICERS FOX 1850.
Nathaniel Dave IMPORT, Io,on Clerk.
Nathaniel Davenport,
Hezekiah Gibbs,
Rob't Andrews, Jun. Selectmen.
lothian Andrews,
Silas Hastings,
William H. Moore
Mathew Davenport assessors.
lothian Andrews,
Silas Hastings, TOwn Treasurer.
Eli B. Lamson, Constable.
Rev. Ward Cotton, lCommittee
James H. E. Davenport, to Inspect
Matthew Davenport SCHOOLS.
John Howe,
James Perry,
Joseph Flagg, School Agents.
lothian Bush. Jun.
George Maynard,
JASON Asap1 A Aasas"'' Fence v'sssrs
James Hastings, Surv. Of Hoops s; Staves
Daniel Hastings, Surv. Boards & Shingles
Abishia Crossman, Pound Keeper.
Communicated,
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-03-09

yearly meeting Of
in New-England.
ly agreed to.
MAsSACHUsET
MONDAY, March
resolve was reporte
ing Quarter Maste
certain tract of land
field.
| The resolve PROV
! in investigating the
town and Sutton Bal
viding for the build
State Prison, was pd
I The bill to secure
eft of ornamental tn
crossed in concurrer|
Bills, to incorpora,
ty Atheneum; to (
Tax of $75,0OO; and
burn Agricultural an
ton, passed to be en-
The bill in additid
regulating towns and
fcers, passed to be e
In the House, the
tee on the Judiciary
mas Monroe, grantina
tate of certain minors
to a second reading (
A bill concerning
Bridges passed to be
A bill in relation Il
jury and subornstion /
all persons to the pun
against that crime, vi
an oath, concerning d
passed to a third read
A bill to incorporat
Warren Academy in /
third reading.
The consideration /
slider the vote hy \
amendment was indea
assigned for to-morroI
The bill in addition
was postponed to thu
next Legislature.
The bill concerning
estate was read a secl
a third reading.
TUESDAY, MARcH|
Robert Rogerson and
porated as the Proprid
Eagle Mills, for the pI
ing cotton goods in U
to the Committee on
sequently the commit
the purpose, and also
the Grafton Manufac
the two bills passed
were sent down for col
Mr.. Lincoln, from L
ways and Canals, on
Otis and others, repol
the Massachusetts H
also, on the petition o.
others, a bill to estab.
dence and Taunton RI
which bills were read
a second reading tom
Mr.. Pickering fro
Matters of Probate a
that the resolve in re
of the estate of Achss
to pass. On motion 0
solve was ordered to
Also, on the subjec
that children born be
legitimatized by sub
of their parents,-th'
legislate on the subje'
Hastings the resolve
the table.
The resolves on Il
Child, and Mary Coo
concurrence.
The vote by whlcl
petition of sundry !
was passed in concur
ed, and the same was
committee.
The resolve PROV
ment of a Surveyor, !
Commonwealth, was
Tho hill concerninl
tors, and the bill es
County AttorDies, w
and laid upon the tab
! In the House, the
incorporate the Bostf
| Company, was taken
Beverly, offered a
same-but before an
thereon, on motion
was indefinitely post
The Committee q,
| structed to inquire !
| authorizing the Cove
! of the Council, to en-
! in forming Lyceum;,
! Commonwealth, and
the sciences proper
situations.
| Mr.. Lewis, Of h
committee, reported
Department in the U
was read twice, and
ing tomorrow.
| Messrs. Palfray Of
ton, and Nye Of Fai
a committee to eonsl
altering or repeal!inll
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-03-09
Coz

SATURDAY, Fp
the bill to provide
sus was taken
consideration oil
was resumed, and /
the Senate for two|
In the House u
resolutions offered
inquiry into the 81
ulng the supply of
of the ration for \
the navy, was taH
and after some deI
ton was moved anil
olutions agreed to,l
lief Of Susan Deca|
Their debated, until
House adjourned. |
MONDAY, Marc
motion submitted |
ON the Secretary d
ZION relative 10 the|
ing with the Marin
some length. and
Grundy continued
Foot's resolution.
The House Of n
cupied during the |
ing a motion to pri|
yearly meeting'c Of l
in New-England.
ly agreed to.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-17
Richmond Foundry.

vTNIiIS ea0tshmcn, Is intended and prepared to make
iIon Brass and composition Gas ngs aud wrought iron
work OF every description, for machine ~ steam engines
mills manufactures &c-Also boring turning, 6nishng
IN the best uenner.
Orders arc resPec,fllly solicited by D. BURR e. co.
QT good jourueyman blacksmith wanted, who will
lind immediate and regular employment mar s-eo2w
M ESS and prime Pork, WARRANTED good qualty
!vI Red Stone Mills Gunpowder, fine and coarse
Dualop's and Fiddler g. Tayior's Ale; Indigo in ce-
rooms; brown Soap Of different qualities; country Bar
IRON and Plough moulds; New Orleans, N. England,
Antigua and Jamaica Rum; bunch Raisins, Lemons
and Almonds, just imported; half pint tumblers, cut
nails, green coffee, pepper, Spanish cigars, prime
w India and sugar-house molasses, all qualities of
writing and wrapping paper, wood. cane and
rush bottom chairs, ban boxes, cotton yarns from
NO. to 10, Liverpool filed SALT mould Candles 8s
os, IS and as; white lead and Spanish brown, wuter
pressed and lamp oil, superior Cognac brandy. Iol-
land gin, Old Port and French Port wine in pipes,
loaf sugar No 1, Baltimore whiskey, Thomastown
lime, cotton sheetings bed ticks and cacoes by the
package; Goshea cheese, cider, potatoes apples;
hhds. and barrels N. Orleans and w. India sugar.
for sale by DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. co.
mar3-6t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-17
Trust Sale Of Tahta5ie R.oi R.,c,.

os o. Deed Of Truss, executed 10 ne subscribe, M,
go oay 0t December 1870, By Patrick (bson s.,si a.
Sosol bn wife-hs certain purposes therein re,,;on.d
sn On NE ninth day Of April (IS3O Al eIever rlcS
? inc mont door Of the Eagle Tavern In the e;,v -
cnmood pocecd 10 sell az Public Auction FOR r.aS
w ms poperiy TO Wit LOT Of around IN ne count
nsnfeo deseribed in Wlamsons plan of Iewis,s I.n3
o ~ ~ jot No % also ether lots = aid COUNTY
TWO acres and thee OF and
me same plan az lots No. ~ g. also os OF eoSnd IN
sia county, dessnatsd la the plan a. io No 81
Peee OF parcel Of land commonly called the Rooc WAL
and "a the plat thereof made by eo,ee VI;.nson
recorded Ia the General Court described bv The
No Iz-wbefeon the dwelling house and Other bpdngs
mefy occupied By John I&1venh and Also a verv 6ss
pns ao another piece Of land adjoining the last
and known IN the said pat ast rnt;ocd
no Is also lot Of land in the said CITY Of icbnooJ
ncn Pat OF the ground formerly called The Old Council
tenement and Is designated in the Mat thereof ne
seven lots or parcels of ground last men,oned
.e conveyed TO the above Patrick Gibson Inv Chse
siacnurdo and John J. Werth as by their deed 10 him
.ne ilh day Of April 1877 duly recorded in enro
court and in the Hastings Court Tor the city of Rich
% w more fully appearaiso other lot OF r1ound in
county OF hennco containing acre. more or les and
to the said Patrick Gibson by Michael Grant
4y aeed dated the 18th day November 1915 and nl
eoiuco VI the clerks Office Of the Of said COUNTY
~ 4, CHARLES JAMES niACMURDO Trustee
ne Deed OF Trust, under which the above prone,,
70 be disposed of sale TO be made for
o1 should purchasers desire IT, oneourth ony viii he
IN ready money and liberal credit will be allowed
ing interest for the same. anu by
mar B-2gt ~ - W.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-17


TIE Subscribers offer for Safe,
~ hhds and IS bbls West India and New Or
"a boxes and IL bbls loaf sugar
% hhds molasscs
$50 bags coffee, various Qualities,
bids and IS barrels whishey
Wines Of various kinds vinegar
50 tons bar iron, Swedes, English Z American
10 tons castings :.
Steel, German, cast and blistcred
Cut nails and brads
Novascotia grindstones
IOoO sacks Liverpool salt
5000 bushels Lisbon do
80 tierces rice
GOO do Thomaston lime
$50 Spanish hides
Soal and upper leather
Tanners and linseed oil, tar
spices, pepper. ginger, pimento and cassia
Alum, coppcras, birthstone
Saltpetre, madden, indigo
Tallow and sperm candles !.
Brown and shaving soap
Letter, writing aud wrapping paper
Almonds and raisins
window glass, various dimensions
Iumblers, decanters, wines
Patent shot. gunpowder 8
!mperaL gunpowder and black teas
MacSerel, No. 2 and 3, cheese
domestic Goods, viz. shcetines. shir,;ncs
broadcloths, etc. etc.
Cotton and wool cards.
Cotton begging, bale rope
Sewing seine and wrapping twine.
Shoe thread, &c &c
Ico ~ L. WEIR e. co Z.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-17
MORE NEW BOOKS

NJ EMoIRS of the Life and Ministry of the Rev.
1vA John Summerfeld, A. NJ, late Preacber in
connexion with the Methodist Episcopal Church. in
Amerlca. by John Holland. With an introductory
Letter by James Montgomery.
Philip Coville, or A Covenanter's Story: and An.
drew Campbells Visit to his Irish Cousins. Bv Tho
author OF 1.-The Decision," "Father Clement Sc
With short account of the author
The Life of Mrs Mary Fletcher, consort and relic,
o. the Rev John Fletcher, Vicar of Bfadely, Salon.
Compiled from her Journal, and other authen;c AZ
cuinents. BY Henry Moore o'''' W.
ihe Pulpit Assistant; containing three bpnd,aa
outlines or sketches of Sermons: Chiefly estr.c,eJ
irem various authors. With an Essay on the com
by COIIINS S SosAa'
feb 90 ~ W.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-17
NEW BOOKS. &c.

NORINClPLES of Currency and Banking, by Z.
70 Lord.
81 The Exclusives, Novel Of some celebrity.
The Practice in Civil Actions, and Proceedings at
Jaw in the State Of New York, in the Supreme
ourt and other Courts of the State; and also in the
Courts Of the United States: BY Elijah Paine and
Vim. Duer, Counselors at Law vols
Conversations on Vegetable Physiology; compre
lending the elements of Botany with their applica-
ions to Agriculture: BY the author of Conversations
on Chemistry, Natural Philosophy; with copper
plate engravings.
Platts' New Universal Biography OF eminent per-
sons, arranged in chronological order, in vols.
Francis Dewman, Sd from the 9Th London edi
tion.
No 81 6, 3, The Library of Useful knowledge.
No. Farmers Series Of do.
No. e. 2, Maps to accompany the Library Of Use
fhl knowledge; and many other American and Eng
llsh publications, receivedat NASH'S.
mar Z
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-17
Final Advertisement.

YLE g. COCHRAN, being about to close
n, their sales and business in the course of few
weeks, respectfully request those indebted to them
70 come forward and make payment They have
etii on nand variety Of desirable DRY GOODS
sell much below cost. Purchasers are invited 10
eaH, as goods will be offered at such prices as will
INSULT eaIes. feb 15-ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-17
MISSES sEALsKIN SHOES.

JUST received from their Factory. by tho Effort
= beautiful assortment Of misses sealskin walk
ing or school shoes. with thick soals
a.. ALSO,
misses superior goatskin and lasting dress slippers
For snlc by
GRANNISS, SON e. BROTHERS. :
Jan 70 Corner Of Main and 18th strenfs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-17
FRESH GARDEN SEED

Direct from, Philadelphia.
II. BLAMIRE begs leave TO inform his friends
- and the public, that he has Just received in adj
diton, by the schr. Richmond, from Philadelphia. a
well selected assortment of GARDEN SEEDS
which with some confidence, he recommends
Among them are
Peas, early Charlton and early Washington (sx
weeks)
Do large dwarf marrowfat
Beans, early do snap without strings)
Do yellow snap, best
Do large Lima or butter
Beets, early turnip rooted, red
Do long blood
Cabbages fine Early York
Do do late do
Do green curled savoy
Do yellow do DO
Do flat Dutch
Do early battersea
DO large late drumhead :
Cauliiower. early and late
Broccoli, white cape
Do purple do
Carrot, early horn and long orange
Celery, white, solid and rcd
PanTs a large large Dutch
Spinnage, New Zealand, Zone plant covers four
feet square)
Raddisb, carly scarlet, short ton
Do red turnip or cherry
Do early yellow, round and salmon
Turnip, Hanover
DO white fiat and fat Dutch
Eggplant, purple, early)
Ruta-baga, yellow
Lettuce, ice coss and brown Dutch
Cucumber, early fraim
DO long green Turkey, (for pichlingl
sq S early patty pan These are the best
DO long green ! kind of squashes.
Melon, true cantclopc and pine apple
Cress, curled, parsley curied
Do nasturtium
Canary seed
G,asssecds, blue swurd, flor carpeting yards)
Do Luccrn. mar n
Emerson'S .4riihnefic
lust received, the North American Arithmetic.
~ part first.
"This little book has elected the Strongest OK
prcssions Of approval from individuals in whose udp
ment the publishers rely. For sale at the book
and stationery store Of X. ID. SANXAY
GIN, SALT, &c.
TX Barrels country gin
u ~ $50 sacks salt
Ii bbls old rye whiskey
hhds New Orleaus and w. India molasses
For sale by
@Ss' yNocH 8. COURTNEY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-17

rEkNS --Svrscnfrrios the DAty Ric,soxr yyuta sG
ye: and for shorter PERIOD AT the 50 year. nav.
able la advance. ''f"'
AovEnISixa-For square of 10 lines or less one I'M
sertion IS cents; two Insertions 81; three nr,o,s IN ~,
every succeeding insertion 33l cents v ~ $50
Thrice week. first week 81 2 every succeeding week ST.
scrtion 50 cents ~ S '''
Oncs week, first insertion 75 rer,.. .y.x, 4;
cYtion so ' 'e w
vuto 1900 80 '"s ~S"''"'''oSNL
Transient advertisers must pay in advance.
no number OF insertions must be Ms or they
cordngly '' '''e'N -
Annual Advertisers charged dollars for two squares
dnd m that proportion for advertisements greater length:
except Auetionccs md Lottery Dealers charged SOO
&c The CONSTITUTIONAL WING is published twice
wess Tuesdays andfridays,) at Ave dollars per annun
ForAdrerfising75 square, or less for the frs, in
sertion. and SO cents for each continuance
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-17

INLooRING PLANK g. RAILING 10, 900
II feet of good flooring plank and 5000 feet Of
prime railing, for sale oil The Dock.
Feb. O. JAMES WINSTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-17

JAM MarLs. Square.
JAliES WINSTON. Commission Jne,chonf
AS on consignment, and offsrs for sale
- 10 bids: OF Porto Rico and N. O. sugar
~ barrels OF refued sugar ~ l6 % 20 cts.
90 brown sugar, (St. Croix)
20 &c nett shad
% 6 cider vinegar
80 choice crab cider
so boxes Of mould candles al ioA els.
40 soap
II fine roram hats.
100 reams Of wrapping paper
20 printing do
80 writing do
10 pieces Of cotton bagging at 10 cts.
20 coils Of bailing rope
12 dozen Windsor chairs
wire selves. assorted sizes
20 sides, waxed and russell leather
5000 lbs. Of cotton yarn, assorted
10000 Of Hacks superior segars
Bed cords leading lines, bags Of WOOL mac kcrel and
NEW AND OLD BACON, &c. SC. all for sale on
.e -.o9e IcaSonaole Ierns. ian Its
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-17

TAINTED to Rent,
A Nea, Dwelling House, suitable for small famvEoou;re
feb Pts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-17

Deuees' Practice, &c.
A PRACTICE OF PHYSIC, comprising mos, of the dis
easss OF Children by VIM. Devices, NJ. d.
No G. Turf Register
large supply Of straw paper, &c. Sea-
maru Rools.,, -. 500;
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-17

POTATOES, CIDER, BEER & APPLES.
Oh Hampers genuine Irish potatoes, from ireland
~ direct,
40 bbls. do Foxtcs and white Northern
IS do New Ark cider, Albany beer and Jersey
apples Of fuc quality, JUS, received, and Tor sale by
tes3 WIN. J. CLARKE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-17
NEW AND SEAoONABLE GOODS.
" NELSON has lust received and offers for sale

:" NELSON has just received and offers for sale,
IL. at unusually low prices, an extensive stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Embracing large and general variety, suited to the
present and approaching season, and consisting in
part Of
Blue, black and fancy coored cloths s. cassmcres
Oxford and steel MKT do do
Do do sattnetts
Blue and brown do
Valencia and swansdown vestinU
Rose, duffle and point blankets
Green booking and floor cloth baizcs
Fine and super6ne white hanncls
Red, green, yellow and black do
Black and blue black Italian lustring
India satin and satin evantne
Black and blue-black Gro de Nap
Fancy coloured do assorted
Black senchcws and sarsnetts
Merino and Cashmere long shawls
Do do handkcrchiefs
Thibet, Prussian and cashmere square do
Thibet and worsted barege hdkfs
Barege, gauze and Gro dc Nap do
AIerino cloths and circassians, all colours
"a and 4-d Irish linens
B, q and 81 do sheetngs
Long lawns and linen canbrics
Linen cambria hdkis
8-4 and 1914 damask
Russia, brds-oye and Cd diapers
Black Nankin ond Canton Grapes
Plaid Norwich do
Black and white Italian Grapes
Black and coloured palmyrenes
Plain black and coloured bombazctts
Figured do do and rattinetts
Black English bombazinos
Tartan and Circassiun ploids and cumbcts
Black, olive and drab bnng-up cords
Plain book, null and Swiss musns
Figured do do do
A and Cd cotton cambrics
Plain and checked jaconcts
Plaid and fancy London prints
Cotton, worstod and silk hosiery
Silk and worstod braids, assorted
Gloves Of every variety
Sptafcld and baudanna hdkfs
Imitation bandanna and Madras &c
Figured, satin and Gro dc Nap bonnet ribbons
GauZe, cnL, do do
Common, fine and suporfnc belt do
Black and cooured guard do
A large supply of brown, beached and plaid do
mostics, apron and furniture checks, bed ticklngs,
British oznaburgs, and coarse woollcns for negro
clothing. And constantly on hand,
Cotton oznaburgs ffomth Richmond Factory.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-17
YARN.

COTTON YARN.
Cnnn Lbs Cotton Yarn, from the Smithfield
SOOO and Chuckatuck Factory. The cotton
from which this yarn is made, has not been injured
by baleing or packing. Just received and for sale by
mar 10 JAMES WINSTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-17
Paten. Seine n,.od

Patent Seine Thread.
E00 Lbs Patent Seine Thread suitable for 1o., =, d;, ;
For sale by f. a 81 LANES = 20
JAM M.,S.s co..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-17

a boa Of No. /, Chewing Tobacco.
TAKE this method Of apprsng the members Of the Legs
ature and others who wish &c, low pounds Of choice
Tobacco, tina, he obtained NY Drug Store sign q the
Mortar, opposite the Eagle j. II, BLAMlRE
FEB 20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-17

HEART s. SAP SHINGLES.
Oh nAn Heart. and 10000 SAP shingles, for
feb 20 JAS. WINSTON.
Sperm and Tallow Candles.
o. Boxes best spermaceti candles
AsI GO do do tallow do For sale by
ian % II. II. DREW, Agt.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-27
FARMERS REPOSITORY.
-CHARLEsToyN, JEFFERSON COUNTY, WEDNESDAY, ocToBER

positive resistanc<, f there are any
such who know or believe that Con.
gress cannot and will not receslc, i
leave them 10 settle with their own
eoascienccs how near this approached
Mon.
And now let me conclude with one
earnest request II this CORES pom.
Jence cannot be carried ON without in
terruPting the cordial feeling which
has sa6s'sted between us from our boy.
hood, pray you lee It end here. DO
NOT entertain the thought that I am
stunning the combat: you know me
too well to believe il. On the contra.
~. l should an~ilIingIy forego my foe.
DC euorts to re-c0Rvert the State thru
the columns Of the Telescope.
Yours, WM. JOHNSTON.