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BY PLEAsANTs & BUTLER.5

IT The CoNsrIrufIoNAL WING IS published
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ora aie NJ. s., Otherwise they soiu be continued and
Charged accordingly.
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PEOPLES TrURET.
FOR rRrsIDrNr OF THE U. srArE!

JOHN QUINCY ADAMS Of Massachusetts
FOR yIcn-pREsIDENT,
SOME TRIED s. APPROVED DEMOCRAT.
srhe people of the United States are one great
family-as long as the Union Of the States holds,
citizen from section, provided he be honest, ca
pabe, and faithful to the Constitution aud the Peo-
Pile, ought to be as acceptable to the opposite Sec
stion, as the which claims his birth or resi-
sdence."
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per month to commence on the third dsy OF
Deeember, one Ihousaad eight hundred aud
tseG'y.one.
James Wilson, Of the rs,e Of four dcila,s
per month TO commence the frst dsy of ia.
nuacy, one thousand eight hundred aud twen.
ly'bee.
William Parker, Rock, and Ttoms,, thee
Seneca Indians, re'iding OF Bpffslo, in the
state of New fofk, st the tate oi iout dol,
lars PEI mtnth, esch 10 commence the Hfst
dsy OF feo'oa'y, one Thousand eight bundie ed
and 'weniy.,hree
Washing on, May 10, 1924
Approved: JAMES MONROE
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40 ACT making appropriations to carry in.
10 effect certain Indian Eicslies.

Be it enacted 6y tie SENATE and House of
R,nresensa!lvcs of lhe United Staies Of Amer
fca in Congress assembled, That the following
sums be, and the same are hereby, sppFoPfl.
aied, tba, 1910 say:
For carrying into erec, so much OF the
fout;h 2r,ic!- Of the TreaY o! The eighth ia
rus-y, eish,ecn huudred and twenty one, be
tween The United States and the Geek nsron,
ns ,elores to The compen,siion duo 10 the cit
izcns Of G;ngis, by the Creek nauon' the
bDDIopiiatisn heretofore made Tor that obi :Gi
beiog exhau5,sd, the sum ol twenty three
thousand dollars;
For The payment OF the aoouiy TO the
Creek nation. as provided for by The same AZ
,icle Of said Tses,y, the sum Of sixteen thou
sand dollars annually, Tor five years, end the
,un, Of ten thousand dollars annually, Tor six
years therealter;
For implement. Of husbsnd'y and siook oil
cattle and hogs, sgreeaby to the stipulation
con,sinsj 10 the third article OF the Ifea'y
with the Florida Indians, oi ihe elghieen'a
Ssp,emb.r, eighieen hundred snd twenty
,bree, the sum Of Elk thousand dollars;
For the psymen, of the annuity to The Fio'
,iJs lnd,sns, az provided for by the third az.
,icle Of ssid Tres,y, the sum OF fVs Thousand
Jo,.rs, annually, tor twenty yeats; ~.
Epr The sxpso.s Of rsdoa' io.e' ialn'.hsd
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-09-16
An ACT concerning Invslid Pensions.

An ACT concerning Invslid Pensions.
Be 10 enacted BY the Senate and House of
Rehresenia,tves y he United States @ hnsr.
ca m Congress GsSemb!ed, That the Secretary
of War be, and he Is hereby. directed 10 plsee
the following nsm,e persons on tbs pension
lisl ol iDvalid pensioners, OF the United States,
who shall be entitled to. and receive, pensions
according 10 tue rates, and commencing st
the time, be rcinsfisf mepiioned,i to say
Andrsy Gairn, u ,ns rag Of siGb. ao"a.a
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AN ACT 10 regulate the mode of prac dee in
the Courts OF the United States, for the
n!srir. n I o,,.;a - '''~

the Courts of the United States. for an,
District Of Louisians. =
ne - enacted by the Senake and Ropse oy
fehresenfaHpes Of The Unifee Sfates of finer.
ica In Congress assembled, That The mode oi
proceeding In civil causes IN the Courts Of the
United States, that now arc, or here esfier NAV
be, established in tho state Of Louisiana. sh al
DC contormsbie to The laws directing the m de
OF fpracties in the District Cour,s Of the mid
state PreOided, That The Judge Of snv ,uch
Coud OF the United State. NAV alter IN.
times limited OF allowed for differen, proceed.
4oes IN the State Cou,ts, and make by ,u,e.
such o'her provisions ss may be necessary 20
adapt The said Jaws of procedure TO the o,par.
Hstion oi such Coutt of the United States.
aud to avoid any discrepancy, It apy ,uch
should exist Setween such state law, and The
law. OF the United Stste,.
Sec. 2. IND be IL further enacted, Tbs, ne.
ihJufo's, to' the uial Of oil csuse,, as we'll es
civil as cfiminal, shall be designated, sum
Tnoned, and etu'ned N the MANNER tb,, pow
Is directed ny he laws u the said s,ste, with
respect 10 Jurors, TO serve in the DiNrict
Couts OF ,he said state OF Louisisns, aud tbs, |
a.! the du,ie' directed by such stale laws o be
pc formed by che She If snd Clerks, IN ,e |
ia'ion TO the designation, surnG,onine, and re |
'orn'ng' such jurors, shall be Pc lof med by
the Marshal Of The United States and The
Ile'k OF ihe Csun Of he Unisd .Sigtsris
S,stes shaii sit snd that the petit, jurors 10
serve in such Ceust Of the United S'aes,
shall be taken from me parish 10 which said
Couit holds its sessions, but, that the g'and
Jurors my come from any part o! the Dis
tt,c,, and NAV be summoned sod ompsnellcd
gempanneed] 5y the Mgrshsi, in the man
net now prescribed, sod the Marshal tor the
purpose OF desisna'ing such petit Jurors, shall
lake the names Of all persons liable 20 serve
as Jurors from the list made by tho Shsr'H,
for The purpose of drawing jurors for the DIS
,Iict Court of the state and such num5er of
Juror. .hsli be q, avn for each term Of such
Court of the United States, or Tor such por.
zion OF each term, as he Court may, by its
rules, d,,ec, Provided, That nothing herein
conta,ned, shall be so constructed es 10 pre-.
vent he Jadg. Of soy of The said Courts Of
,he Uni,ed States from directing juty 10 be
summoned from sny othe, parish within the
Dsuic', whenever it may DC necessary 10
secure au impartial trial but that, in all such
cases, The names of 'he ju y shall ba also do
sjcna,el, by lot, in the msnnef directed ~
The iowa of the s,a,e, for designating Jurors TO
serve ~ ,he Cisuet Courts: dad hr0v'ded,
ohs, That special juriss may be directed lor
tho ,risl of aoy particua' clvii cause, by The
consent cG parties bu. not otherwise.
Washington, My IS, 1924.
Approved JAMES MONROE.
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10 said Indians, agressbly to the fihh at,iel.
said Treaty, the sum Of sixty.i Give ,bon,a,
seven hundred dollars;
For compensation for Improvement. >,
msy be abandoned by said indians, a, n,ov,
ed ior by the 9th article cf said T,.s,v. >,
sum OF four thousand FIVE bundled dom,
For transportation of the dlff,ren, ,,i,..
'oe 'and assigned them BY the said rtes,y.
provided Tor by the fhh article of m. 81.
'"e sum Of Two thousand dollars;
For ihe establishment of a school, and =,
'uppoH OF gunsmith Tor said I,dian. :.
provided Tor by the sixth article of sad T,..
~ he sum oil TWO thousand dollars, .nnusll,
iot twenty yesrs;
Tor tuoning he line of the land ,.syt.s ,
20 sa'o indians, as provided Tor I,n7 M ~,
en'h a''iele Of ss'd Treaty, tho sum Of f;,.
Thousand dollars
oec' 2 Ind DC H further enae,,a. Tha,
me SAID Sums be, sne they are hereby. Jir.c,'
GO 10 % paid oui Of any moneys in he Tre.
81 y, no' o'he wise spptop-isied.
Washington, May 90, 1924
approved JAMES MONROE
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r Kline Pock.

MAILER
FHOSE who may wish to have the
4 genuine Kline Pock. will apply before it may
be too late.
az Dr continues to operate as Des,ist. pre-.
pares aud sets natural and artificial Teeth. to
surpass in elegance and usefulness, those which
lime or diseass has removed. F..
GA general assortment of Drugs Ss Medicines,
kept constantly or sale, at No 1873, Thames street,
just north u the brick pareet
July ], 1924
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-09-16
MARBLE
Nj o N u IA l. N L S,

TONES, Chimney Pieces, Hearths,
4 Fire Places and Grave stones, of American
and Italian Marble, blue, white and clouded, for
sale on the Packet wharf, NEWPORT.
ALSO,
500 pair of Grave stones, Of the finest
and most durable Blue Slate, warranted superior to
any sold in this sta,e-free Stone for Windows,
Caps and Sis, Hearths, Fire Places aud Steps,
All of which will be sold at the lowest Prices for
Cash, Country produce, or other Merchandise, and
on long credit ifrequirea
apply TO JAMES STEVENS,
Newport, March 2l PeiIiam. Street
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CHARTS, &c.
nm. II. PITHBOWE.

~ h' H. HH IL OcFL,
HAS jus, received and offers for sale, at his store
head Of Packet Wharf new Chart, extending!
from New-York 10 Havana. improved by governmenr
surveys in 1920, with general assortment Of chart
Of the latest surveys--Bowdch's Nsvigators 5,h ed-
ton American Coast Pilots, 10Th edition; Nautical
Aimanacks for the years 1922 and 1923 seamens'
daily Assisant-with a complete assortment af Nau-
tical Observation-Disclosures writing. log and wrapping
Paper-Quills and Ink Powder.
.iiso, general assortment OF Hardware, Cutlery
Cordage and Ship Cbandlery.
Just received, 80 casks cut Nails, assorted sizes
80 thousand Dricks-20 do. Tile -s
OF Cordage and Cables made to order. and vcy-
sells furnished with every article for long and shore
voyages. .4uyust II.
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WOOL. CARDlNG.
-as----OOO----

HE subscriber respectfully Informs
Il his friends and the public, that he has pus
his Wool Carding Machines in complete order, sod
that he will pay every attention to have Wool of all
grades carded in the best manner with despatch, and
az ds6 Rosi, Reasonable terms.
Articles in,rim. SAMUEL CLARKE.
be left with Job Sherman Newport-5anford Almy
Littl. COMPROMISING Cory, Tiverton--Jeremal,
Clifford Bristol Ferry
" B-woo. especially Of dne grade should be-
creased with pure sperm oil Those who wish calx
have their Wool oiled at the machines.
Portsmouth, June %
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UNION FACTORY.

INDIGO BLUE.
TIE subscribers respectfully informs tbeis
friends and the public. that they have es,ab-
shed the Indigo blue Dying, and have employed
An experienced workman at the coloring and finish.
iing wooileo goods Of all descriptions will be fin
Ished IN The neatest manner, the mos, reasonable
terms
WOOL CARDING.
Wool OF all grades cardcd into rolls in the bcsr
manrer They continue 10 manufacture wool on
poyers
The following persons will receive and forward
any Articles intended for the Union Factory.
EDWRAn sTANHuPE, and
ROBERT u 4 FRANCIS. CARR, Ns,sborl
GEORGE LAWTON, 7irertsn
JEREMIAH CLIFFORD, Brisio. Ferry
Ihey return tieir sincere thanks TO their former'
customers and solicit the continuance of their Ia.
YOURS JOHN DABC0CK.
MOSES LAWTON
Portsmouth. June 10
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FOR SALE, OR TOILET.

'HE Estate on Thames. street. form.
a erly the residence Of Gov wAaroa. being
a"'ued by entries thro.gn the middle anJ ba,inS
TWO front entssnces and separate kitchsns nj c,n
'ats' ~ would accommodate two separate fatoil;e,
"uh 7or convenient rooms each. besides a PLASTER,
sn ca rooms IN the garret, II has good garden. snd
,ne 20, ertendslo the harbor The house has lately
oeen ,horougp repaired. and is perfectly sound :
may be made in five or more (f requiredl yearlv IN
s's'men,s security upon The csta,e would be aeon
,'a Tor AL except The drst pay nent. The same es:
late is offered 10 be let. "a
GA To- u,yn
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rRisTnp Asp pUrLIsHEp IY
NILLLi.n SJnO.vy.

nhk LAWS OF rae UEIrEp STATES
Terms of the Republican.
i"o oohsrs year-one half in advance
One do,,., .r'ce pr'ce Of .idper,'siny.
0ne collar and nifty cents square, for three weeks
.naIUSsnty-hye cents for each publication after,
smaller ones in the same proportion.
" Adverusements will be continued ti!lforSi.Seu
u''Sss .ne term OF continuance be specified.
DJob Work satisfactorii, executed
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FRESH GOODS.

A large assortment of Broadclotfs and
IA Csssimeres. (very cisop J are just opened
and FOR sale At the store OF
MN J.lBfES TILLRY,
No iio. Thapes.sfrees,
.9af~No 4, Cuio,n House Court,
Where NAV s!so be found complete and beGasys!
assortment OF.
Thread Laces.
July Q. 1874
pPPRJNTINC, ofGH kinds, e1seafsd y
ssl,sfe:.1y manner al TIE 'Fess
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PROVIDENCE BLANK BOOK
MANUFACTORY.

T. II. BURNTON, Agens,
EsEpcrFULLY informs his friends
4 4 and the public, that he has re. commenced
The manufacture Of Blank Rocks and Book Binding.
in all its branches, at his old stand, 10, Westminster
street. sign Of the Imperial Ledger Grateful for
former favors. and will be thankful for the smallest
10 his line
The subscribers to Tesle's edition Of the Family
Bible, can have their books bound. at short notice.
in any manner which may be directed, at the follow.
ing prices
n. plain shecp, 81
IN plain eaT
IN ptpa eay, iron bach, %
IN eaD giH,
IN RgsS,a, gill; ~
Specimens OF tie two latter classes OF binding may
be seen a, The houses Of Eisassr Irevsn and Uahan
SrHsns in Newport.
or A box is left at the house Of w. simors for
the use Of those who may wish TO have their books
bound in order that they may be carried TO aud fro,
without danger Of injury
Providence, May ~, 1928
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New-York aud Rhode Island
STEAM. BoATs.
nN the third of July. the following arrangement
~ will be adopted and continued for the season {;
The Connecticut, Captain Bunker, will leave Prov.
iJenee every Saturday, at 4 O'Clock. q. ". and the
Futon. Captain Comstock. every wednesday, at
4P.M
From New.york, the Connecticut will depart eve.
~ Wednesday, at oclock, T.. Al. ana hs kul,op,
every saiutdsy, al VI sap; ss..,
JalyI,
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NE w GOODS.
John b. NEXNTON

JOHN ID. NEWTON,
Athis oia stand, No. l04. Yhames.sfyceh
II As just received 1000 yards more
OF those very superior shee,ogs, a, Is per vi
-e9o whnened do at is cents-.g,so, a very lsrge
assortment of sewiog coI,ons.
Constantly receiving. almost every article osreS
10 the d., Goods line. snd with the large sssor,nens
ON and. must render it an chjec, for purch ers ID
call ri, 90
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a NoTHKa 10, OF .NEP GOODS, which in re-
4 fe'ence 10 the dun season, will be sold uncom.
monty low, viz
Black Levantnes White and black silk
Black and figured siRN nee
vesiugs 4 nress d GRAPES
snchaws and rNsnets ook musns
Black and white silk hos, & Jacunet grapes
I Do. uo Gloves 4 Byuish shrtings
b'ue Cabcors YGarni,ure ribbons
Cambric prnts 4 Italian Grape,
rutn'ure Dmty 'lnitalion sheetings for
Very supetlor aud com.\ shoe linings
mon figured and plain ( ialle damask
bisck shk kdkis 80 900 best silver eyed
Chh,z needles, assorted for
Black Bomhazlns family use
TwnFd bombszetts Gloves and hosiery
Nss,ings & Piag silk tsnakerchiefs
Fancy muslins &c &c
ALSO,
The largest and bes, supply of American sheet.
ings and shlrtings now in Town, and as tow if not
lower than can be purchased-consisting OF
bales of brown sheetngs, at ID, IS, and Y cts
per yard;
do whiteneG sheetings at rs cents
do very superior fuii yard wide ditto for 10 cts
1000 yards over 8 4 wide brown sheetings for 95
cents;
500 do very superior ditto for 28 cents
500 do whtened ditto Tor Is
LiXEWlSE,
> Chex. bedtcking stripes, ginghsms, sewing cot.
tons o' every description. wholesale and retail
Newport, Aug I9 1924
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AN hCT Ior alier'ng tho time Of bold;,, III.
c"eu's Court of the Cni,sd State, for m.
ouiih Circuit 10 tho Ne Wand D,tric,
oe az enacted by he Ssaale and Hans. .,
hfH'esenFaHVes Of he Unied Safes of nm,
"a m congress assembled, Thar the terms
OF Inc Cifeu't Coust of the United States f.,
'ne io"th Circui 10 the DISCREET Of M,rylon1l
w"leh s'e now directed BY law TO be hoId.n
0" 'hs f'st day Of Msy and seventh d,y q, NJ
emoei' IN each year, shsl be he,eef,er hold
ell on he 9Th dsy, of May oni D.c.mhe, -
eacn yea, except whe,e such day, shall nc
cur on sunday, when the terms Of "a. ,,,d
Court 'haii commence and be holden ~, ,hs
noxt succeeding day.
oce . INA De az ynrther enacted, Ths,
inc 81 session OF the sad Circui, Cos,,. If
'er INC pass'ge IF ,hts act, shall b. held an m.
. 'Sn,h day ot December, i1 The yea ei,h,sen
hond'sd and 'weo'y.iour
Sec 5. ind be if further ,nortea Tb,,
all process which may have i..aed. o, which
'"'y "e.esHet issue, returnsbis 10 the n.x,
succeeding terms, as hefeto,o,e es,sbl;.h.,,'
'naii be hold 'e,o,nsble, and b, retained -
no'o terms to which they ate severslIy chang.
"a by 'his act. "s
Washington, May 20 h. 1924.
approved: JAMES MONROE
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NEW GOODS.
John B. Newton,
At his old Stand
NJ lo4 Tbgmes sfress,

VAS GUST OPENED.
a NoTHRa los OF .NEV GOODS. which in re-
4 fe'ence 10 The dun season, will be sold uncom
nnll, ,,r
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is, appropriated, 10 defsy tho expenses OF
making ;rest,os OF trade and f,ieodship wi,b
The Indian tribes beyond he Mississippi and
that the said sum shall be poid ont oil any
money IN the Tseasuiy, not o,he wise sppso.
pfiated.
Sec. 9, And be h further enac.td, That,
for the pu pose os negotiating SAID Treaties,
on ihe part Of the United States, The Presi.
dent shall be, and he hereby IS, suihofIzed to
appnin, suitable pc sons Tor commissions IS,
and 10 fix ,heir compensatIon, so as not To ex.
ceed whs, has been heretofore allowed for
like services.
Sec, 8. .fnd be i: (nrfher enacted, ThT
the presIden, shal! be, and hereby Is, author
ICED 10 sppont ;wo sub SCENTS to be employ.
cd umoug The Indian tubes, on the waters Of
tbs Upper Missouri, whose snnoal salary
shall be eight hundred dollars each, 10 be
pad on, ot any money IN The Tfsasu'y, not
otherwise app op Iaed.
Sec. 4. ind be it further enacfcd, That
/, shall be The du,y # IodIsn egeurs 20 desig.
na,e, from time to time, certain convenient
and suitable place, Tor carrying on usds with
the dif'ereDt Indian tribes, snd to require ell
traders to trade ct tho place, thus designated,
and at no Other place or places.
Sec. 5. md &c IL Jurther enacted, That
the Superini enden, si Indian Afaus at ST.
Louis, and his successo', in ofTics, shall pos.
.,'s all the powers, and be subjsc, TO all the
duties oi Governors OF Territories wheo ex-
etci:ng the Office OF uperintendents u 10.
dian Affsir,, and shall exercise general 81.
petvision OF the Official conduct ADD account,
OF Indian Agens, within his superIn'en.
6ency.
Sec 6. ind be IL Jnrthsr enacted, That The
sun Of ten thoussnd dollars bs, and ihe same
IS hereby, spP'op'iatsd, 10 be paid oui Of sGy
money Ia the T-c,:u'y. not Otherwise sppro-
pilat.d, 10 enable the President OF the United
Sia;es to fuTn'sh q competent milnay eseoii
to the Commissioners suIho'ized to be sp.
pointed by ihi, act, il in his opinion, The sane
! shsll be necessary.
Washington, May 26 1874.
Approved: JAMES MONROE.
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)nc Hundred and Forty Acres.
LIE SUBSCRIBER.

I k.1FLN'G determined 10 close his busi
ness, all persons indebted 10 him are re-
9ht sttd to settle NE amount Of their rcspccitre
accounts immediately, as longer Indulgence
'e,H noi be stren those 10 astom he rs indtbt-
Cd ~tH bring jorward their claims Immediately.
JOHN KYLE.
.forem5cr 10. ,sl5
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Notice.
PRIME GROCERIES.

". llchEE s. J. G. .HEE.u hare on Aa,,d,
400 sacks best Liverpool filled Salt
10 hhds brown Sugar, some very prime
bbls do do
40 bags green Coffee
! barrels loaf Sugar
Tea, Pepper, Aispicr, Mace, Alum,
Maddrr, Indigo, Salts, Coppcras, ChaIk
Window6ass, Steel of all KIND, white Lead
IN on, &c. &c.-which will be sold at THEN
usual how prices.
November .. ,s oc
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>
Yen Hollars Reward.

RUNAWAY from the subscriber, living
Ii In PhtsyIvania county, Virginia, on Mun
day the ID inst "a negro boy named JORDAN,
OF yellow complexion, ID years oil, ! feet 10
or IL inches high, quite smart spoken boy,
had on when he lett home, pair ot blue
checked paniaoons, coarse cotton shiu, had
no hat nor shoes, ne particular mark recollec
tods--lle was seen on "Wednesday night the
Iitl. mat. at Mr.. sMinnel's near Lynchburg
and do expect he is lurking about town
Whoever may apprehend The said boy and
deliver him to me, or lodge him in Jail so that
get him.again, shall Iesssc the above re-
ward.
WILLIAM WARE
August az wts3
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Strayed GA Stolen,

ON Monday the 9Th instant, from the
~ subscriber in Lynch6urg, II CHESNuT
SoRREL HORSE, with some white in his
face, also grey harris in his face, suppose 10
years old, If no more SUPPOSE ii feet 10
'Eches high his gait is sometimes pace and
sometimes trot he shows the print of
plough gear in places n sore about midway
his back shod before. He formerly belong
ed to Mr.. John Watts, of this county. He
took OF atolerablc good old saddle, whipped
on the hnd part one small striped saddle
blanket also two old pieces Of blankets,
which has been bed blankets ; red Cirsingle
on the saddle, which has beer broken and
mended again f; one grt he can jump smart
~ when at home apt 10 he mischievuus
expect he is lui king about in the neighbour
hood OF Lynchburg. lfany person Will def
yer me the said horse and articles above nam
ed, or conirive nre " ord, shall be Handsomely
rewarded by VIM. WATTS, .fUihtra.
Near The Ptdiar Mus.
November AZ. l6Wts
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-10

Y,IlE first bonds taken for the purchase
II Of ProPertg Al Jamos & .GaonRsn 'ssott
9W JdH die OF Saturday he Ism ddRof Des
sialbr ncri, on Which day The Trustees NH
attend NJ the Franklin Hofti IN Lyuchbarg wiM
ne bonds, for nc purpose Of collecting their
sererai amounts Ii aW be recoHsoied Tho, The
tondr carry interest JfemHle deR Of sale i htg
arc not punetuaity paid. For he information
Of those eho may Nc disposed to take IN their
bonds bttore thai day, hare TIC bonds in p's
possession, aud ran be seen at DANIEL HfowHlS
store al any tine. IN Is LlAtH
Nerem6tr -. ND