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Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-08

Ceasus IF Boston.-The population
OF Boston is ,38i. Of whom 59,5O6
are whites, and 1875 free blacks.
The number Vi aliens is 3I48.
By the census Of 1920 The whole
population of Boston was 1929; in
crease in 10 years lS,O83. which is e..
quail to Al : per cent. The nunbe, OF
eoIoured persons in 1890 vas 1000 /,
increase los.
BY the census taken by authority
OF the city government in December.
1925. the whole upnlbcr OF lnhab,,ant,
was 58,2.7. The increase Up 10 1895,
Is consequently 1899; and the IN
crease for the neat i've years up to the
present time ouly 4lOf.
CExsrs-of hoJoK-2isl White
Males, 264. FcmaIes--5l3l.--lj
Male Slaves, Si7S Female,-S157.-
Male Free Persons VI colour $50, are
FEMALES 572-92S. The .3ggr,gais
population Of Noyfoik is OSLO. In 1880.
the papuia,ion " az 81. s--luctrase 10
per cent?.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-08

Murder Most Eou.'-On Sunda,
night last, Mr.. John Francis. oil ,hc
county Of New Kent, Va. whilst
sleep in his own house, was murdered.
his house robbed Of considerable sun.
Of specie, aud then set on FIRE
aud consumed with the owner IN 1,
We understand SIX Oils own negro.,
have been apprebcnded. confessed lht
horrid deed. and were committed (.
prison. - Richmond UHig.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-08

dur;eg the day, nbevs 100 psrso.s
wouid hare perisked. An s''ar .
,Isstrsy Ell. aad sevessi pictures asd
stasscs are amsrs he essne.
The insroslsesioa ~ trial 81 jury
meets With soms eppvsitisa In malta,
but the general impressisn IS sestss. IT,
be greatly in favsr ef the mes'.hed
shape in which il has been adopted.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-08

P0iuGJte Horse. Geo. A. wv
lie. Of Virginia. Who came passense,
IN the ship William Byrnes, Captain
HaekstsH, from Liverpool. has brough,
With him the celebrated race horse lie
yiathan, purchased in England, FOR
James Jackson. Esq. Of Alabama
This beautiful animal was formerly
owned by the late King. and recently
by the Earl Of Chesterfield, and was
allowed. IN England, to bo the most
valuable stud horse in The kingdom.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-08

Doctor Absalom Thompson, Of Ia!
bot Co. Md. has commune atcd to The
Easton papers, the case Of boy ten
or eleven years old, who became deli
rious ard died in convulsions iron,
eating water mellon seed.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-08


Among the frensh slaves set q lib
erty by the capture Of Aigiers 10 one
Bcrau1, who sas taken At Twelve years
Of age by the pirates and eoahned in
the prison where the Algerines keep
their slaves. Tie had been shout %
years from Tsalon. his native tow n,
and was thought TO have pcrishej.-
On his return lac found has old mother
alive.
Msuyyeefior ia .Aiboaia. The trou-
bles Of the SuItau have not disappear
ed with the retiring Russians. Alba
mia is in state Of Instruction. Il is
reported that the servile war was ex
tending daily, and that the Grand vi.
zier cannot como 10 any terms with
the rebels by eonciliatory means. -
Their commander is . man Of great
courage, and 10 supplied With money,
so that he can pay his troops regularly
lie is said to have en:sgrd in his ser
vice several officers Of the Greek navy
ohio will assist him in the attainment
Of bis views.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-11
ROBERT JOHNSTON e. S0N

"A ne now receiving an extensive and general se
sortment OF Hardware, Cutlery, g. . which
they will sell for cash or the usual credit, A.
mongst which are-anyIls, vises bellows hammers
screw plates, files and rasps MILL pit cross cut and
hand avs; bench and moulding planes, chisseIs
gouGes, braces and bits, squares, drawing knives
augers, hatches, axes, &c locks and laches of ali
Kinds, hinges, bolts wood screws nails, brads cut
and wrought tacks, sprgs, &c. brass and glass COM
mode knobs, paw, socket and ball castors, cloak
and curtain pins curtain bands green cord and tas-
ses bed boints, copper and iron teake ties and
coffee pots, coffee mills, bell metal kettles and NOR
tars, stew pans, walters, copper aud iron chatting
dishes, table and tea spoons, candlesticks, lamps,
shutters, flat irons steeyards, plate baskets, draw
PIates &C. &c pocket, pen and sportsmen's knives,
ivory handle knives and folks, bualoe and buck horn
do IN sets, bone and wood handles do in dozens,
curriers', cutting hay knives shears and scissors ra
Hnrs Ianccts. &c &c. stoves, castings, STEEL trace,
well and halter chains, spades and shovcls, frying
pans' screen wrc cotton cards, surveyors compass
es and instruments thermometers looking glasses
Baltimore window glass of all sizes, and a general
assortment Of polished and plated saddery; bride
relns &C &C. oct ll-3tawf
TAUTlON!-I understand that Thos Richard
~ son of the City of Richmond, has been endea-
vorng TO sell Tract Of Land, lying in the county Of
Hanover, in which he holds life estate only. |
hold Deed Of Trust upon the Land acknowledged
in Hcnrico, and recorded in Hanover To prevent q
sale of the Land last Spring, Thos. Richardson OBJ
tanned an Injunction, which has not yet been dspos-
ed Of but will be, presume, at the meeting of the
Chancery COuri next January.
hereby caution the public against buying the
aforesaid Tract of Land-and invite all those who
arc interested to call the Chancery Office, for the
Richmond District, where they may see the whole
ground upon which this notice and my claim, is pre-
dicated especially the dispositions Of Hall Nelson,
and Pleasant Winston, both Of tho city ct Richmond.
VIM. RICHARDSON.
r ose Mount, Spottsylvania, Oct l.
In note Of Thos. Richardson's under my adver-
tisemcnt, he speaks Of funds, as # he had them
at his disposal his object diUert not invite, pub
lie attention to the true merits Of the subject
trovcrsy He says no has a release. If John G.
Williams the ustee, has given him one, he has done
So without my authority, and shall hold him respon-
siblc for doing IT, This is tho sort of logic with
which Il. Richardson has been arming his creditors
for ten years past.
The next Chancery Court will decide whether
have "mlsoppied" his funds whether he has mis-
applied" those obtained for him, at the Farmers
Bank Of Virginia for a specific purpose, to wit, to
pay debt due O Pleasant Winston Of about 800.
WIN. RICHARDSON.
Rose Mount 9th August. ESQ.
oct Flaw A.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-12
ROBER'T JOHNSTON & SON

+ "A ne now receiving an extensive and general as
:, - sortment of Hardware Cutlery; g. which
they VIII sell for cash on the usual credit. A.
nonsst which are--anvils, vices, bellows, hammers,
screw Piates ies and rasps, mill pitt cross CUT and
hand saws; bench and moulding planes, chisseis.
gouges,. braces and bits. squares, drawing knives,
augers, hatchets axes, &c locks and latches of ali
kinds, hinges bolts, wood screws, nails brads en-,
and wrought tacks, sprigs, &C. brass and glass com,
MODE knobs, paw, socket and ball css,ors. cloak
ana curtain pins, curtain bands, green cord and tas
sells bed joints copper and iron teakettles tea and
coffee pots. coffee mills, benetal kettles andlnor
tars stew pans, walters, copper and iron chatting
dishes, table and tea spoons, candlesticls lamps
SHUTTERS fat irons, steeyards, plate baskets, foot
men, &C. &c pocket, pen and sportsu,ens knives
ivory handle knives and forks, bufafoe and buck horn
DO IN sets, bone and wood handles do. in dozens
curriers' cutting hay knives, and scissors
zofs' lancets, &c &C. stoves, castings steel trace
Wei and halter chains, spades and shovels frying
pas screen wire, cotton cards, surveyors compass
ss ana instruments, thermometers. looking glasscs
baitiinore window glass of all sizes, and general
assor ment OF polished md plated saddlery bride
relns, &c. &c. oct 1I-.tawtf :
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-12
Valuable Lands for Sale,

~ pursuance of Deed of Trust dated the III,
January 1898, and recorded in tile, county court
OF amherst, executed by David S. Garland and Jane
ii his wife to Daniel Iigginbothan and James
lyons, Jr, trustees trust to secure the pa vincent
OF Three thousand and eighty eight dollars and nine
~ cents, with interest thereon, from the 10th of
January 1898, to Benjamin w. Leigh and Robert
Stanard to satisfy the said debt and the expenses of
the trust,-wII.L Sold at public auction. TO the
highest bidder, for cash. at the front door of the
Ehge Hotesm the city of Richmond, on Friday the
tu'h Gay OF December next. the following lands in
the said Deed of Trast mentioned and conveyed and
more particularly described viz: -
One tract or parcel of land lying and being in the
county or Amherst, on The north side and ADJOINING
Baffaloe River and on both sides Of Higunbotham's
Creek. and containing one thousand and three ncres
II by uetes and bounds the said Deed of Trust de.
scrlbed} maae,up of the lands purchased of Henry
4 Holloway and William Lee.
One other tract parcel of land containing sixty
acres adjoining the before mentioned tract and being
the same land which was sold under decree of Am
Aerst county court of September term 1903 pro
Hounced in the case of David S. Garland adu1,or OF
Benjamin Philips, decd, and guardian OF George d
Philips an infant son of William Philips, decd COM
plainant, against Mary Philips widow and relict of
William Philips, decd and others, defendants and
being the same land which was conveyed by Gabriel
Penn to William Philips, decd, by deed dated the
LIST May 785, and duly recorded in the county court
OF Amherst
And other tract or parcel Of land adoinifp the
last mentned tract, containing four hundred acres (bv
metes and bounds in the said Deed OF Trust decriEef
Rdbeing the same land that was granted to Aaron
digginbotham and devised by jacob Iyree the elder
to his two sons William and Jacob
The sale will be made by the subscriber undrr ta
special power, in the Decd of Trust expressed and
contained the trustees either of them to make
the SALE and only such title is vested by the said
deed in the trustees, is to be sold and convened -
And the sale will commence between the hours Of
i2 and O'Clock of the day of sale above appointed
oct 28-19td 81 JAMES LYONS. junior
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-12
FAsHlONABLE
Wig and Curl Manufactory.

On i4th Street, three doors betorc tie u. s6BdnAs.
VIVIAN. REYNOLDS, the Proprietor ofthis Estab-
y lIshment, respectfully informs the Ladies and
Sen'temen that he has recently returned from New
York and Philadelphia, with a select assortment 81
worn Of the most approved and latest fashions,
not to be surpassed for neaness and Workmanship
consisting of brads Of assorted sizes and colours;
pun and ringlett curls frize do; the braid and bow
pun, new invented fashion. seH isllzo1sass2 ~
Gentiemens wigs scalps, toupecs and scratches,
mace to nj the head with such exquisite neatness as
70 De unds,nsushable from natural hair at the same
Tune afiordns the most perfect to the wearer.
noir-cutting aud shaving, done i'll the most perfect
manner yet discovered Razors, Sc>put in first rate
oIueI. - ~ --lLlL9t .ssf. oct 2Q-en1 Of ..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-12
TRUST SALE

A N virtue of deed of trust, from Chiles Terrell.
purposes therein mentioned there viii be offered for
SAFE public auction 10 the highest bidder. ct the
'front.' door ofthe Eagle Tavern, in the City of Rich
Hiond, on Friday, the 10Th day of November, at I2
mediate vicinity Of The said city, whereon is a good
brick house &C. recently repaired at an expense of
several hundred dollars being as in the said deed de-
scribed lone lot efland containing one acre. and at.
OF Richmond, with the improvements thereon, now
valued and insnredi in the Mutual Insurance Society
one thousand dollars, The terms of the deed are
out the party interested, il willing allow credit
OF tour months upon the purchase money with inter-
est aud well secured. The tenant will show the
premises to any one desirousrpf inspecting them
JAMES S0UTHGATE, Trustee.
nov 2--d ids
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-12
A Situation Wanted.

IA sidcra bic experience in teaching. wishes to oh
tain good public or private school The most salts
factory testimonials Of character can be given and
also ability Dsrsct in the various branches Of
Classical and English education, usually taught in
our colleges. Reference may be made to Col Der.
nard Peyion of Richmond City. or the Rev DIR. Sem
pie Of fredericksburg, Va Letters addressed to ]
Somervle, Fsuquier County, will receive atten
ton. nov 12-1aw7tc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-12
- Copartnership


Vile Subscribers having entered into
partnership trading under the firm of NowIand
" Smith, Drapers and faiors, opposite the Bell Ia
vern take this method of Informing their friends and
the public in general that they have on hand laroe
ana general assortment of Goods consisting of Blue
Black, Brown, Olive, and Medley Coord Cloths and
Cassmeres, together with an assortment of yestino
which they ~make up in the most fashionable STYLE
and on the lowest terms. Those furnishinp their
own CLOTH can have it made up in the most fashion,
able manner NOWI Ann &, SMITH
$ N. Is. a constant supply kept of Fancy Articles,
Oh Inc 'atest tashlons, such cravats stocks pocket
nandkerchlefs. gloves, suspendcrs.- oct 25-eoat
INSTRUCTION ON THE y
Plano-Forte, Violin, Flute and Clarionet.s
M r. WM HARTMAN respectfully informs the
LsA ppbc, that he continues TO give instruction on
TIE Fano Forte as formerly, and would be happy TO
receive few more scholars to complete his school
Having devoted considerable time To the study of
the principles OF Music and visited the North fur the
purpose or selecting the most approved works. he
reels confident IN assuring his patrons that he Will
De enabled to do justice to those placed under his in
struction.
Application to be made at the Bookstores of
Messrs. Collins 81 Co. Il. D. Sanxay. and at his
residence near the Swan Tavern.
N. B-Piano-Fo rte's tuned at The shortest notice
nov Scot If s s 1e iCsgs rsTG
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-12

STAPLE ARTICI rs - :
Tobacco. leaf
{; fine, 1O0lb. $7a8
good. 4a5
fair, 3a4
refused, % a 81
manufactured
LIST DUAL. cayendish. IN ss 4 "a
small twist. no. IS IIaiS
ne. D Gail
Flour, CITY mills. & 7sas
canal, :
H'heat, s,alo0
Corn. bush. 571
Coal. best for sb;,n;nc, 1e /, 9f
inferior. Ia ak
Cotton IN ali
VARIOUS oTsr, .,r,,;, 70
Bees,oar. best. ~ = On
Butter. i2aaI5
Beef mess, Dbl. 10 so all
flesh. 3 D. q a 5n
Bacon, new, 81
Cheese, 7a9
Candles. tallov mouId Gal,
sperm. 26
Coffee, w. j. green, l2A all
Rio. IL a I2S
Java. white. 14a16
ordinary Qualities. l3laI4l
Chocolate. no. l. 10 a IL
Copperas. lb. "a
Fish. herrings. no. / 81
shad, no. i, 53.4
mackerel. no. 1. 6Ba7
do. no. 2, s a rs
do. no. 8. 8 75a4 =,
Eyuif-raisins. bunch. box. 8
muscatel, 2 rs
Feathers, live geese. GOOD. 3Oa32
Glass. window. axIO. 10 feet.
2 rs IOx12 do. 3
Gasnpo,uder. Dupont,s. : 80
+, Roeer's-5
Hemp, American, ton. 100 a 100
Hides, Sp'h, sun-dried eI6 p ~
salted. i2al5
Indigo, Sp'h flotant. lib. / 5oa1 rs
Iron, Swedes, ton. 95 a 100
English, 80 30
American, 80 a 85
Lard, new. 10
Lime, 1 25
Leather, sole. Is a 22
upper i 75 a 2 rs
Lumber, clear. 1000 ff Or
merchantable. 12aI3
Mahogany. ST. Dom. n. 10 a Ok
Bay, Ia 10
yMoiasses. pal. N. O. 70 p %
superior, 80 a 81
w. India, generally. 2s a 80
Meal. bushei. IS a 10
Mails, cut, Id. 81
Oil, linseed, gal. 30
tanners, Dbl. I3a13s
sperm. winter prsd. cal. sOa95
do. summer do. IS a 20
Oats, bush. 35
Plaiste,, of Paris.,ton. s rs
Pork, prime, Dbl. In
mess, Ia SO
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-12
eOBIrUARY,

!. We record to-day the death of JolrN CLEyEs
SrMnSs HARRIsoN, e!lost son of Gen :. w. H.
Harrison He died, AZ his fathers residences at
North Bend, on Saturday last, alter illness of a
few days, from which no danger apprehended
until q few hours before his death, He was a much
esteemed md mos, excellent citizen, in the prime
of youth and manhood. His af1cted widow is the
young chldren, are bereaved of their natural pro-
tector, and loft to mourn loss that never be
repaired. NO a
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-12
a 81 a Meeting Of the President and .Di

3 ~ y Meetlng OF the President and De
- = rectors of the james River Company, ON Wed
snesday The 10th day of November, ego
The following resolution was adopted
Resolved, That hereafter the owners and consio-
nees Of produce and merchandise contained in boats
navigating the James River Canal will be held re-
sponsible for the tolls upon the sarne-and in case
any owner or consignee of such produce or merchan
dize shall hereafter neglect orrefse account for
and pay to the TollgatheIer the tolls due thereon
after the same shall have passed through the Locks,
directions will be given to the Lockkeeper, at the
Lower Arch, to refuse passage the boats produce
and merchandise, of such owners and consignees in
subsequent trips until helegal tolls due thereon are
first discharged and the Togatherers permit deliver
ed to him.
A tr1e copy of the minutes.
j. BROWN IT.
nov 12-f2t Second Auditor
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-12
Dancing Academy

= -. y p = ENTHUSIASTICALLY q
"a UGUSTE 4'ATIN will open an Institution for
IA 'anclng IN the a5oyeg establishment on We'd
nesaay, the goth inst, in which no will teach his
Pupils the most fashionable Dances now practised IN
the Northern Cities, that have lately came o, from
i1a7ss. Terms, $40 per quarter and instruction
three times week. -,
Days of Tuition MONDAYS, "Wednesday and Fri.
days. From 3to6 p d. for young ladies, and from
to 10 in the evening, for young gentlemen
Anguste Tain viii also attend any b oard;no
school or private family, at suitable hours.
~ There Is now a class Of young gentlemen bainn
made up for evening tuitioii, in which few va =,
tcies exist Il sss.
oct I3--tf sett o. - 800 ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-12

isian society No words of ours I'm convey an
idea OF the domestic virtues and accomplished I'M
banlty OF her alspses dca'h thousand&will nuorns'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-12
MANAGERS, OFFICE.

" The drawings of the Virginia State Lottery,
Tor the benefit of the Petersburg Mechanic Associa-
tlon Glass No. L. will be received To morn
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-12
. An Eligible Lot for Sale.

81 An Eligible Lot for Sale.
1&sgzsA On MONDAY. the 18th of November
!f:ss:E INST, at 2 o'clock on the premises will
lssss&2 sell at public Auction, the House and Lot
$3.50 at the intersection of e and 3rd streets
belonging to the estate. of William Robertson dec.
Attached are good garden, stable and carriage
mouse, with a well ofthe finest water. 1t is one of
the most elevated and healthy situations in the ci,y
and IN desirable Eeighbuurhood.
Ierms-an approved sixty-day negotiable note
Tor one third of the purchase money, and bond at
IL months, bearing interest from The dates for the ba-
ance; the whole to be secured by Deed of Trust on
the property. 49,.
Sale to he conducted by TnosrAs TAY1oR. ESQ.
WYNDHAM ROBERTSON.
nov 81 sisel
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-12
81 ssrftOes s. aIg S.
+ BY DApENPOR7s .4LLE.W q co.
@DRY$GOODSs>ls, II, ss.Ss--si

&. - By DApENPOR7s .4LLEyN & Co.
DRY GOODS:ss ~ - -
! On FRIDAY, 10th Nov at 10 O'Clock ut our
1aucticn Rooms an assortmento of Dry Goods con-
tsistlng IN part of 4 Is q esss 8,
i Blue. black y fancy colored cloths & cassineres
t5;I Cassinets, kerseys and linseys- ~.
CIrcassians, caLcoes
Es Beached cloths, eos SIS sss
IS Iudigo checks ~ s. 8ssss2 49,. - s.
3ss Brown Sd shftings 9s9sS
sa Dos IA shcetlngs
b. Cotton hdkfs!. sss, q -
Linen cambria do
be Fine assortment of buttons
l. Crash, &c &c. Vi
nov 8 d. 81 20 49,.
In additionto the above, Just received per Scbrs
Tanlivy and Diomede, - = 80 20 N'S.-s
~ bales very superior rose and striped blankets
10 do Sd Cumberland, shirtines
X $ do IA do sheetinos 7-'sIc
10 pieces superior sattnets, brown and ,lenb s.
s - nov ~ ID. A.. & Co. Aucts
BY OTIS, DUNLOP & co.
9 Sugars, l
Landing, and WILDE sold at our store This Morn
ing at o'cock ~ A. .S
3 SO hhds st, Croix sugar ,sssas
nov i2 o d. g. Co Arc,s
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-12
Valuable Real Pronerfv. y o -

FHNO enable us to close the late concern Of William
b son q Ritchie, wew on Monday the god inst
sell at public auction, the house and lot on Shock
H'H lately occupied By us as Grocery Store From
IT'S being long established business stand with q
GOOD run OF custom, and its proximity to the New
MARKET. 1t may be considered che amongst the very
best situations in the city for Retail Grocery Store
- also, an unimprovcd half Lot, in DuvaIs adj
q,en' NO. -, near the residence of Mr. Abner
Robinson-The sale will take place at a O'Clock. an
the premises beginning with the property near the
New Market. GEORGE WILLIAMSON
st,4-- per James Richie.
49,. GEORGE RITCiIEA
OTrs, DUNLop s. Co. Aucrioneers
9-eoIOt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-12
eWboIesaIe l3rtcea Gmrremt.

Ricerond, .Norember I2th, 1870.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-12

Whole-ticke:s So, Halves SO, Quarters L. 25.5
q New York Consolidated Lottery. Extra Glass
NO 81, drawing will be received To-Morrow at
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-03-09

their separation from the Union, they
should withdraw from all aid and obedi-
ence to them, &c. From that moment,
says Mr.. j., | saw the necessity of aban.
doning it, THE embargo] and, instead OF
effecting our purpose by this peaceful wea-
pom, we must fight it out, or break the
Union" In another letter, Mr.. Jefferson
adds: / doubt whether a single fact
known to the world, will carry as clear
conviction to it Of the correctness of our
knowledge of the reasonable views of the
federal party Of that day, as that disclosed
by this the most nefarious and daring at
tempt to discover the Union, ofwhich the
Hartford Convention was subsequent
chapter, and both of these having failed
Consolidation becomes the fourth chapter
ofthe next book oftheir history. But this
opens with a vast accession of strength
from their younger recruits, who having
nothing in them of the feelings and prin-
ciples of 70. now look to a single and
splendid Government. &C., riding and
ruling over the plundered ploughman and
beggared yeomanry''-(4 vol. 4l9. 422.)
[coscLuDED NEXT WEEK.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-03-09
LANCASTER |:
TUESDAY, MARCH o, 1870.

Town OFFICERS. AT the annual meet.
ing in this town, last week, for the choice
of town officers, Messrs. John Thurs,on,
Jun, Anthony Lane, and Nath'l Rand
were chosen Selectmen Messrs. Silas
Thurston, Jun, Martin Lincoln, and So
lon Whiting, Assessors; Davis Whitman,
Treasurer Josiah Flagg, Town Clerk.
1t was voted to postpone the subject Of
raising money to the adjourned meeting,
as also the choice Of School Committee.
Messrs. Joseph Willard, Gilman B. Parker,
and Samuel Carter were appointed a Com
mittee to examine the accounts Of the
town officers for the last year.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-03-09

SENATORS. AT a Caucus Of National
Republicans, held at Worcester on We'd
nesday evening last, Col. Gushing, of Luz
nenbnrg in the Chair, and Christopher c..
Baldwin, Esq. Of Worcester, Secretary, it
was voted with great unanimity to recon-
mend to the good citizens of this County
our present Senators as candidates for re-
election-consisting of Messrs. Lincoln,
Wilder, Mixter, Walker, and Hastings.
The official account of the proceedings
we have not yet received, but shall expect
to publish it in our next.