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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-17

gentleman nj responsibility, Of Tie parish oC 81.
ueOrges, lac, the Governor, on the night of the
2d oil tec present month, (August,) had the
doors of the town-hull ut ST. Georges, forced
open b. The military, and the MAYOR, (Alr.
J0ht Ia, brother oi The above named James,
taken i0rcihly cut and conducted 10 Hamilton
under Il military escort, and there thrown IN
10 prison The charge preferred against the
ft2yor b. ms E,Xccllcncy was the tyedkiRg
cf iae .ralie'S U;o!ia, Thy order of the Mayor
IN Dispensing an unlawful ;,ssenhb,Se OF per-
soas of collar, at an unreasonable hour, in the
parish Off Georges, which assembly WAS no.
toriousiyan annoyance Ia the hole ucigllhor-
hood. \ lawyer oil eRinence, who had been
deputed by the Mayor To act AT the time 0f
dispensing the assembly, in judicial capacity,
was also taken by the military ut the same
tiine, rs ORDER cfihe Governor, aud inIprison-
ed with the Mayor The result of all these
acts of Sir William Luniiey's were lot known
when the Columbus sailed. 10.
Che following is not the first inti,nation we
have had Of the distress and embarrassment
under wiIicl, the West India Islands are suffer
ing from q depressed state of Commerce. ana
the limited demand for iii,ir produce: Erom,
! Batbadncs we lately hal Il similar account.
which represented t'lnt Island 20 be in = most
GcpiotSibic and ruiuous condition. Yet tu
hear no. a word from any oil the Islands That
can be- construed iuio Il wish for The repcod o.
our Navigation Act-lt is therefore evident
tliat they ascribe 40 share OF their sudtrings
10 the rrciGbitory measures al oar govern
meat; which is plain proof, that for any pur-
| pose o: re:aliaiionor coercion, those measures
are wholly ineffective.
ASriGGA, May g9.-i'he House of Assem-
bly, have agreed 10 send a Memoria!to his Ma
lesty, OF the distressed state OF the Agricul-
lure and Commerce, or;his Island, witha view
OF obtaining that relief So necessary To save
persons Interested in the property and affairs
of this Island, and the Sister Colonies from inn.
| pending ruin
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-17

the proof at Our i0noccn paragraph WAS OF eastern
origin.
Passing by other remarks Of the Patriot, which we
hare not copied, because not touching as, avail
ourselves of;nls opportunity 20 suggest 10 editorial
brethren generally the improprc,y of designating,
where there aie t~c editors, paiGeulr by the
name rs the editor ofthc paper. ne are TWO, both
propreiots and equally responsible 10 puhlic opinion
and TO our conscience for what appears cdiiorally
IN The paper. We see 10 occasion Tor naming the
EDITORS or either OF them the titv Of tie paper -beins
so;cleny Known tor ali the purposes OF diScrimina-
I'VE designation bu., II personality is necessary 10
be escorted 10, friends and foes will have cIilit>
10 bear IN mind that the National m,ceen,cr is con
dUctedhy GALES & >SEArON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-17
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION.

FREDERIcKsBURG, August 15.--The Steam
Boat Petersburg, Captain Crocker from Nor
folk, with about twenty passengers, arrived
here on Saturday last She was but 90 hours
from Old Point Comfort. Since her arrival,
she has made two excursions down TIC river
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-17
able Q. lauJablc motive be given 70. sach an

able o. laudablc motive be given for snch TN
enterprise.
The only jusiiiab!e revolutions are those in
which the people OF Il country embark for the
ainelloration Of their own condition-for the
Just limitations ofpoweS-aEd for the security
of those inalienable rights, necessary 10 the
happiness and prosperity otsocirty.
Our laws adni, ofcXpatriation, and il there
are amongst us bosoms burning with love and
liberty, tic ranks of the revolutionary armies
OF The South, furnish ample field for It's indu-
gence.
This is the patriotism which would excite
| admiratior-this would be career as honor
| able as justiiiabie. But however we may
regret that cur government hes yielded to
| spain this fine country, III 10 American stain
his character by attempting to r.taiIe il under
pretended crusadcs for liberty. The vo,ld
| viii give them their true char;c,er-crussdrs
against the peace and sacred rights Of
| neutral neighbcr.
The recent liberal policy of The Spanish
government in permitting srttle:noa.s to be
made, and securing lands to such IS become
citizens OF the country purely with the view
TO better their condition, opens another ample
FIELD for the qualification of those who are
wiling 10 exchange their citizenship i'm the
| United States for residence in the province
| of Texas. And the only mode by which Gen
ais can ever expect AN honorable or prosper
OTIS residence in Texas, is 20 ohtain it through
the peaceful sanction OF the constituted au-
thontcs of that country. louisiana .4dr.
PoRr GrBsoN, tMiss.) July 1o.-A most
melancholy accident took place at the house
OF John Patterson, Esquire, of this county on
the night of Che Goth uli. A little after dark
Mrs. Peterson sent two of her little sons up
stairs Ia draw some spirits ont Of :, b,rI,.I =
While the oldest was employed in tilting the
barrel, the youngest, ouc of curiosity, applied
the candle 10 the spout 70 see fit would blaze.
1t was Instantly communicated TO the spirits
within, and exploded with Il tremendous noise,
setting fire 60 the chiIdren's clothes, and 10
the roof Of tie house, which was soon con-
suned with almost every article of furniture
in ii. The children. rs soon rs possible were
taken down stairs and conveyed 10 the yard,
bat they were 50 shockingiy burnt, that they
survived but few hours although the pow
err of utterancc was left them To- relate the
cause which led TO the catastrophe Who
can paint such scene {?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-17
Commenting on tie aJore, Tie .Nationd Iatclli-
gencer rejoins.

tt't-'I tJVtIIos
In the first place. it is not true that we pnbliabed
The resolutions before they could he received here :
Tor they were copied from Boston newspaper where
VIC generally find the first news from New Han,p-
shire. n the next place, il is true that tic re-
marks referred to we're written any where bnt ~ our
table, the cisaess of the proof ~ to contrary not.
outstanding IN the tiiid place, tic paragraph con-
i1lns no q" misrepresentation. How can thc sense
Of any people be asccraincd but bVttei- rates and
" u vote Of ~ to on any question be rot decisive
test oi popular opinion. what proportion can be The
authors OF o,W forms oi government thought htrc
"V'f"g s"hcient 20 enact laws affecting life. liberty
and property but the editors &C the Patriot w4crfb
they, deny dat abstract proposition - votes our
OF FVo The rcprcse Htaiycs Of hcpcoplc. is any cx
preston OF The sensc OF the people With respect 10
the gubhlo about the 0c OF adjourn ucu Of The Lcpis
Higfe, We we're mistaken, IL vas by one day onl9--
and tdi misttke would Giinl ifwortiy oi remark
1t all ShoTid have EaJc less ia,id Gc cicghoss q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-17
GRAsSHOPPE RsIl
osa-As- s1iie5L Z E4tNfJ d.
Eatlact Of ieiter from Fort U&Gge, dated Jiu
IL T3CT

-, 1891.
immense swaT!ns of grcsshoppers are over
running ihis whole country. and literally eat
ing it up Our gardens are nearly all destroy
ed, and we have no reason to hone that any
thing viii be saved OF them without some pro-
observation-disclosures. can se, 40 escape from
AL the distressing consequences of general
and utter failure ofour grain crops-ths plague
seems TO be evidently progressing soutli-east-
wardly so TINT Won may count upon similar
visitation next fill. Those who can secure
two years supply o: grain from the present
crops ought To do 50 by al means, You had
better prepare for the coming e,i,-practice
economy in feeding away OF corn, sc. sue
plenty of forage il order to save grain.
ISt Louis Rec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-17

apt. Ross ofthc scnr. Columbus. who has
arrived here from Bermuda. has furnished the
Commercial News Room with papers TO Inc
@@th uIf. THEIR contents however, are not IN
teresiins 9Iy6lis on tie Sd inst. Flour. Der
l'i. 81 5Oa At retail 7 Bread, navy. 20 :
90. Pilot, 50a . Cara per bus1. 81 cts.
9li The foregoing articles quick AID iudcnn,I {.
Peas, hlaca-cyed, none in Hamilton or S.
e.e0fge's and wanted Lunber. ~. Pine. prr
n. S2O;P Pine, Silves.aod Shingles M e,,lr.
cap, ROSS further states, that the affairs NJ
BERMUDA between the Governor G.urnlsy.l
and the good people Of Via: colony are Ear
from being IA quiet state. That indrpend.
emf OF the imprisonment Of Mr. Jfoics TiH IA
lew years since merchant 0f'his town Of tlie
ifm o! TN aud Gos'mg, ana Bir. Bustrn, y
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Ole! jan suits csl!


with all the minuti5e Of The march OF the Ca
diets, retrospection oftheir situation and en-
Payments at Ncs.point, and details of the
hOspitalitins that viii he rendered TO them on
theirariyal in the emporium o! Literatlre.' .
II they drink bottle of wine, it is faithfully
recorded. !fthey smoke cigar, the importnn!
fact sumbers notn oblivion. The shorna lawns
OF birmingham, the ridge OF Brney Place.
and the SHADES of Roxbury, are registered
with eXultation as the happy recipients of the
corps. 1t IS most unfortunate, indeed, for the
Sea Serpent, that he has made his appearance
at this particular crisis. lie now lashes the
surge and preys upon the inny tribe at York
Ledge, and Gloucester, wtIIno one hut for
Iorn fisherman to notice or welcome his arrival
Even the Emperor Of all the Russias, with
Prince Galitzin at INSIDE, bearing the insignia
OF the Peace Society, might feel themselves
battered by the attentions and parade that
have been witnessed on the present occasion.
We feel no disposition TO detract from the
merits OF the Cadets-nOr that they should be
received with cold and heartless welcome.
They are entitled TO expect civty and hos
pltable reception: but the extravagant length
TO which they are carried, COMFORTS as little
with their benefit, as with national dignity.
They are youths, and such extreme adulation
can only have the effect toinnate their vanity,
NlnOit Improving tllcir minds.
There are some people whose versatility is
as extraordinary as their taste for parade. We
remember that not many years ago, James
Monroe was almost universally execrated in a
certain city, for his persevcring efforts 10 main
tam and carry on the war Elevated to the
Presidency, the same parsonage entered the
same city amidst universal acclama,iOn. No
dissentient voices were heard, and the only
contest appeared 10 be who should raise the
loudest p@ans to his praise.
rot many months ago, Edmund Kean was
hailed by the people of Boston with am entlusi-
asm that could bc surpassed only by Che
contempt and eXeCratiou with which nc was
driven from it and should the Cadets protract
their visit for eight long days, it is possible that
ere they depart, they may cease 20 sweltcr
under tle heat of that glowing enthusiasm
which now characteyizes their arrival.
NJ y inner.
TIE CADETS.
BosToY, August 8.-The interesting hatia-
lion composed Of the Students ofthe Military
Academy at West Point, arrived in this town
yesterday forenoon, and are now cncamped
OF our Common.
The day was unusually fine and temperate,
and the arrangements made for pr0lfpring to
them the hospitality Of the town, were exc
cuted in the best, and VIC arc happy 10 add,
most acceptable manner.
The progress Of the corps TO Worcester has
been aIuomccd. They entered that town on
Friday morning last having been met by
committee OF the Town tof which the Hon.
LEu LINcoLT was chairman welcomed with
a salute Of artillery. and refreshed by liberal
COLLATION. provided by tlre town for thcm,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-22
CUIIDALL > MILLS.
Wook Cdrdinp.

THE subscribers inform their friends
Il aud tie public. that they have replenished
their Carding Machines With new Cards Of the I'm.
est and most app royed msnufsc ture and that they
are now enabled to Card Wool Of all grades. in the
best manner
They continue to Manufacture AL kinds Of Wool.
en- Goods, as usl--.9iso, they color and finish
WOODEN Cloths Of all descriptions, aud IN color gar.
merts &c. ths, hare faded, or become unfsshion-
able All branches Of the above business will be
done with despatch, and on the lowest terms, and
the least favor gratefully acknowledged.
CLARKE & GRISNELL.
B-sASrosp ALrY. ie.Compton-PELEc
CoRsY, Tiveron-WILLIAr PzhasE, Bristol
fcrry-and JOB SusRsAS, in Newport, wiIl re-
ceive aud forward articles intended for the Manu-.
sc,ory. Porwp0pih, July 10, 1920.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-22
NOTICE.

NTY Accounts must be settled
lNl Those Persons who have been owing me for
many years past cannot longer expect an Indulgence,
which IL is not in my power to grant.--lt - sbso-
lulely necessary and indispensable, that sll my un
settled business should be closed forthwith. many
accounts are now pu, in the hsrds II Justice tor
collection, snd all those Who wish to avoid expence
an! trouble, are required TO pay the amount OF their
dacs, speedily ~ pSssible. .
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-22

WILL this day open complete as
sortment OF Goods suitable for the
Season, in The sale Of which, for cheapness
and goodness he can have no rival
.quOns which. are the following, pi1:
a complete sssort- Lutn Csmb,Ics,
ment of Broadcloths Long lawn,
Blue, black s. Fancy One Case all black
Cassimeres, Canton Cespes,
Woolinsts, Also, Colored Grapes
Ss,iinctts, Vestings, Brsck 81 green Italian
Queens Ciolh tor Cape,
kvcck coats, Cll cloths,
Marno Shawls and Suspendegs
handkerchief, CHIP Fats by The do
s and "a Bomba- zen,
Gins, Light Cslicoes,
yard wide orints for Black lutsuiug, cheap
only IS TO Is Cd the LevantiGcs aud plaid
yard, Silks,
Fancy Muslin dresses Bonnet Silks.
Imitation book ious- Fancy and plain Rib
lins, bons,
Chain Buttons ss low Ladi and Gentle
as 8 doz. mems KID, silk and
Coa,, Vest, and other beaver Gloves,
buttons, yellow Esnkins,
GsIoons 8, Ferretts, Insertng TrImibina, +,
Umbrellas & Parasols Linen aud Cotton
Plain, white and sIri- Lace,
ped Jeans, Concans & Seersuck-
Corded Veiyets 2s Sd ers.
the yd. Silk and cotton Hos
Stout Velse,s for IS ley,
Cd the I'd. Robes and Scarles,
Knives and Scissors, Shiuings and Cam
cheap and good, brics,
Gioghams, Brown and white Lin
Childrens oil Aprons, ems,
Figur'd aud Plain Fancy Crsva;s,
silk Lace, Linen Damask,
Checks end Ticking, Ball s. other Fringes,
Sewing silks, Twist Table Clotbs, IS.
and Thread, Null null Muslins,
ALSO,
One Case of Straw Bonnets, by the DOZEN
Genllemens Leghorn Has, and ore Bale
more Of those cheap black BOMBAZGTTS.
June 20.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-22
.,fU5SEY'S P.iTE.NT
ECONO MICfL GhIDLRONS.

THE subscriber has Just received few packages
i of .husssys Patent EoOnomieo! Grldi-0ns, wall
liable improvement in Domestic Economy much IS
said in their isyor, and much more may with pro
priely be said The public are requested 10 exam
inc aud try ,bem-once using will convince any rea-
sonsble person of their utility For sale at the
Mandatory prices by
WILLIAM II RATHBONE.
Head Of Packet 1hGv.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-22

One Case of Straw Bonnets, by the dozen.
Genllemens Leghorn HAS, and ooe Bale
more Of those cheap black BOMBAZGTTS.
June 20.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-22

No l, CRstom HoHSe Court,
w ILL this day open complete as
sortment OF Goods suitable tor the
Season, in The sale OF which, for cheapness
and goodness he can have no rival.
4r1nnn nrhich nre kLe EnHnrrirn
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-22

fh' f'Hosoing singular Cur,s e9teied 6y these
ops on peg'ei. mag Dc nuiy brrcfetai 10 'he ".
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-22
FLOUR.

Ju't reeeiUed from yiernndrin and for sale
On GhRDsKR's WaARF,
$50 bbls. Supcrfnc FLOUR, part
family brands.
so half bbls. do. do.
rs bbls. scfsteh'd DO.
Apply TO
June 6. JOHN Is. LYON,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-22
UNION FACTORY.
lNnIEn pIIrE

INDIGO BLUE.
THE subscribers respectfully informs their
- friends end the public. that they have estab-
iisned the indiso blue Dying. and have employed
an experienced workman a, the coorng snd finish.
ing Wooiien goods of Nil descrp ptions will be FIN
is1ed IN The neAsst manner, on the mos, reasonable
terms.
WOOL CARDlNG.
Wool OF AL grades esrded into rolls in the best
manncr. They continue to manufacture wool on
shares or by contract, as may best suit their en-
ployers.
The following persons win receive snd forward
any nticles intended for the Union Factory.
EDWARD STANHofE, and
ROBERT X & FRANCIS CARR, Nsrrbort
GEORGE LAWrON, TpcrfsH
JEREMIAH GlFFORD, Bristol Perry.
They return their sincere thanks 20 their former
customers and solicit the continuance of their IA
YOURS. JOHN BABCOCK.
MOSES LAWI0N.
Portsmouth. June Is. 1921.
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LIT,

A convenient tenement, for small gen.
n t.el family, tOi'hom children, or, one or
.wo single persons. Enquire Of d.. JOHN.
SON, at No. 1873, Thsmes.sueet.
June 90,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-22
CIR OC f K | T. S.

COGNAC and Nu,megs,
~ Naples Brandy Young Hy'on' .
ST. Cfo,x snd Anti | Hyson Skin e = ~
eus Rom, soucbcng .
Gin in hhds. and bbls Loaf and Lump ou-
Madeira, gar,
Sicily, Lornliards mecaoau'
Colmensr, ~ rappee sbd Scotch
Malaga Snuff,
Corsica q Paper Tobacco,
Malaga Raisins, Pug Tobacco, 81 tho
Pimento, Pepper, mos, approved brands
Soap, S,ascb, Spanish and Ameri-
Ginger, Ca,sia, can Segars
Also,
Liverpool, Earthen, China, and Glass
Ware,
Just yeeei0ed and for sale by
ARCHIBALD MUNRO.
Nevpori, Iose 6.
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rRIErEp ANp PUBLISHED
WILLLlM SLHO.NS,
yRINTrRo THE LAWS or TUE UEIrEB sTATxs.
TINS Of the RepW5hcaH.
Two dollars year-one half in sdvsncc
Price % .2dvertIsing.
One dollar and fifty square, for three weeks,
ana twenty-five cents or each publication after
smaller ones in the same proportion.
Ur Advertisements will be continued GH forbidden,
unless the term of continu ance be specified.
T-riob " lrk satisflctorily executeh
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-07-17

mathews extracted. His honor Judge
Jou@N, then gave one of the most
eloqnt, and appropriate charges we
havc,er heard pronounced in a court
of iuSe. In fact, whc think it has sell
dom en- equalled in this state, except
perha, in the case of the State VS.. ola-
ter, pnounced some years ago, by the
greatnd much lamented Judge (Wilds)
since eceased. The sentence OF Mr.
Dow as very mild, being only an i'm
prisoment of "a hours and fine OF one
doll,rvith the cost. We would with
great lleasurc, publish the able charge
ofthe judge, but we forbear to do SO at
Ills time, IN consequence of having un-
.erstood, that the trial will be shortly
issued in pamphlet from, when the
whole case win be fully stated as ii took
place at court.
We are informed that the officers OF
he court have given up the costs which
hey were entitled to receive from Mr..
Dow in the case.
p. S. Since the above was in type, we
hive been informed, that his excellency
tie governor, has RENTED the imprlson-
nrnt of Mr.. Dow. Charleston City Gaz,
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-07-17
REHABILITATION.

Article ALTERING the bill of rights,
but still requiring every one to contri-
butte toward the support of religion
Rejected.
Article Gathering the time ofholl-
ing the state elections.-RGected.
Article 5.-Relating to the bills OBJ
jected to by the governor--if after having
been submitted to the executive, they
are not returned within five days, and the
legislature adjourn within thai time, ne,
to become laws.--.4ccehted.
Article 4.--Authorising the icgisla-
ture to constitute city corporatons.--.Ac-
cehted.
Article Misrepresentation, apportion-
ment of senator's and Representatives, or
absurd and old Sarum-like principles,
such as prevail in Maryland and Vir-
GINA, &c.-Reiected.
Article Disqualification of voters
That of tue hundred dollars in proper
ty, sc. dispensed with.-.4ecehted,
Article 7.-Notaries public to be ap-
pointed by the governor--Miitia Off
GERS may be removed from Office as the
Legislature shall prescribe, szc.-Acceht-
ed.
Article 9.-Minors enrolled in the
militia permitted to vote for captains and
subaltern licers.-Accettea.
Article 9.-Removal of judicial Of
ficers.-The government not authorised
to ask opinions of the judges of the su-
preme court.-Rejected.
Article lO.-Confirming the rights
and privileges of Harvard College agree
ably to the charter and constitution as at
present established by law, &c.-RGect-
ed.
Articles l / and Oaths.--.Acceht-
ed.
Article l3.-Respccting one indivi-
dual holding more than one oGice.-Ac-
cehted.
Article l4.-Prescribing the mode of
proposing future amendments to the
northumberland.
W. The different parties interpret the
meaning of the people, in the rejection
OF some of the articles, very differently.
AS in the case of the first article, for an
example.-One side contends that the
people, in rejecting the proposed amend
ment, are satisfied with the present re-
gulations and desire that there should be
compulsion on them to attend church.
&c. but the other side says, and we think
rightly, that in rejecting the amendment,
the people meant to declare that there
ought not to be any regulation on the
subject at all.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-07-17

the military establishment can build lis
reputation. Under government whose
whole efficacy is derivatiye, it is appa-
rent that every subordinate Institution
must participate in the general depend
cncc upon the common fountain oil
power. To the country, then in its most
enlarged sense, the army must look Tor
the rewards Of It's successes, and tor sup
port in the hour OF adversely; and 1t IS
only by deeds of arms in war and deyo-
ton to duty in peace, that its object can
be attained.
The nation must be convinced that
the army is progressing in all useful
improvements, and must be made to feel
that it is connected with its safety and
honor.-ll is in vain that officers coni-
plain ofthe difficulty of this achievement
It's called for by the hig hest duties en-
joyed by patriotism, and it must be ef-
fected, as they value their own reputation
and the consciousness of having per-
formed their duty.
The efficacy of example is too gene
rally felt to be asserted, and to officers OF
rank the Major General looks for constant
exhibitions Of zeal and attention to their
profession. # they perform their duty,
be cannot doubt, conhding as he does in
the worth and talent ofthe Junior grades,
that the army will be distinguished for
It's devotion to the institutions of the
country, and a model of order and excel
lence in the military profession.
Lieut.. Z. Kirby, Aid de camp to the
Major General, will perform the duties
of Adiutant General of the army until
further orders.
JACOB BROWN.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-07-17
4 70 Reward.

ID UNAWAY from the subscriber on the Gath
~ April last, Negro Boy by the name of
JASON, 10 years of age, dark complicated,
down look, pleasant countenance, low soft
voice, u little stopped shouldered, feet or 9
inches high. Took 2 cotton shirts, one nearly
new, the other pretty much worn; pantaloons,
cotton warp and pale blue yarn filling; the
rest of his clothing not recollected. Any per.
son that will apprehcnd said boy Jason, and
confine him in jail so that | get him again,
shall receive the above reward, and all reason
able expenses paid, or one hundred dollars if
delivered TO me in Logan county, Kentucky.
June the LIST, 1921.
JAMES ALLEN.
July 3-1G86m