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The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-12
u he Ediio.s ofMs National Intelligence.

{ q 'Re JSuffoFS " ifsc A'tttO'f-t H'tt''65S''N"
Ccntlcmen--Iiaying seen in the National In
tclIigcnccr OF the 27th ult notice of report
ii Philadelphia, founded OH private letters, rel
alive to the breaking up Of Mr.. Owens estah-
lishment at Ncw.Ilarmony, take the liberty to
assure you, upon personal knowledge, that Mr..
o. himself was al Ncw-iiarmony on the 20th CT
March, apparently felcitating in the progress
which he says those principles he advocates have
made and are making. II is true that consider
able dmnu,ion OF the population has taken
place; but that change is considered beneficial.
both as relates to business concerns and the pro-
motion oi NIr. owens more extended views. A
Succession of more contcnted and more intclli-
gent families, are confidently expected Indeed
L is known to the writcr that the changes
which have lately taken place have led to an IN
crease ofindustIy and happiness to those thatre-
E.ain.
1t is the intention Of Mr.. o. to visit Europe, IN
the course OF the present month; but it Is also,
as stated ~ himself, his dc ign to return, as
speedily as his extensive concerns IN Scotland
viii permit, accompanied by the remainder OF his
i4ully, two Of lis sons being now at Harmony
A TRAVELLER,
HcsAington, .2.pr33, 1927.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-12

female shepkeepers generally do, "hsh ,ney y
observe the face Of male customer he
gloves were soon displayed on the counter
and the fair one proceeded to fit a par on
the hand of her new customer. The gentle
man first looked at the lady. then at the
gloves, and again at the lady. Hiseye bright
rnrd--his bosom heaved, and sigh escaped
III another moment the gentleman was des-
peratey. incurably in love. lie forgot her
whom he had come hither to marry, and
became f,ithlcss lover. lie instantly oiler-
ed hi, hand to the fair glover. She Just hes
itated one moment, as ladies generally hesi-
tate when placed in such singular circum-
stances, and blushingly yielded herself to hiS
soft seduction.-On Monday last the parties
we're married, and drove out of town attend
ed by a splendid cavalcadc, to the rcsideaec
Of the hot and fiery inamorato.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-12
THE REV. S. WESLEY.

Mr.. Wesley had clerk, who believed ths
rector his master, to be the greatest man in
the parish, if not in the country; and himser
to be the next to him in worth and impor,'
ance. He had the advantage and privilege
Of wearing out Mr.. Wcsey's cast off clothes
and wigs, for the latter of which his head
was far too small The rector fndinr
him particularly vain Of one of these canon.
ica substitutes for hair which he had lately
received, formed the design to mortify him
in the presence Of that congregation before
which John wished to appear in every re-
spect what he thought himself. One morn
ing before church time Mr.. w. said "re
John, shall preach on particular subject
to-day; and shall choose my own psalm, Of
which shall give the first line, ard YOU
shall proceed as usual" John was pleased
and service went forward as it was wont to
do till they came to the singing, when Mr.,
w. gave out the following line -
"l.ikc to an owl in ivy bush''
This was sung--and the following line.
John pccping out of the huge canonical wig,
in which his head was half lost, gave out
with an audible voice and appropriate con-
meeting, twang-
"1hat rucful thing am Il"
The whole congregation, struck with
Johns appearance. saw and felt the slmii-
trdc and burst into laughter. The rector
was pleased, for John was mortified, and his
self-conccit humblcd. This is the same man,
who, when King William returned to Lon
don after some of his expeditions. gave out
ii lIcpwerth church--Let US sing to the
praise aud glory of God, a hymn of my own
cotnposng:--
/ "king William is come home, come home.
King William home is come;
Therefore let US together sing
The hymn that's calld 1s Dum"
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-12

4 WING ,actlhant in London was fined G50,
tncarly s}50l for libclling Baronct by writing
in private ltttcr:.--"You may be baronct, but
YOU are disgrace to Your rank, j am sure you
are net L gentleman" Tine liaronet had COM
blamed of short measure in some Of his wines.
The fine was reduced because the wine mer-
chant had offered an apology previous to the III
dCmcnt.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-12

Hr4,,y1cn = NJ. Crook, an English Fhrenoi'
oGist, has discovered 4 new organ, which he ac-
Inou6natcs 9Uotdtirtac8S. 1t is situated imned'-
atcIy anterior to the organ Of des'rae''rf"rss'-
This organ IS daFnosic of the tore 4 .eI'"E'
and we presume that it IS pretty gcnersiiy ue'el-
opc,l il III mankind. Perhaps BY thc hammer
ing down Of this organ the dyspepsia may DC
curetl
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-12

A duel was fought at Calais on the Sd, be-
tween Partisan, and a Mr. King Of London.
The former was attended by one second, the
latter by four, among them the Rep. Mr..
Jones'. The reverend gentleman was con-
siderably endangered by the ,aecilental dis.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-12

FIRE --The barn oi N'r. Nicholas Ry-
eison, in the town OF Ntraon, Sussc% coun-
~, n. J. was burut to the Ground ON tho C.
venus Of SUNDAY The 25th u!t together with
all its contents, consisting OF TNHlN l.
HORSES, quanti'y OF grain, hay, &c. The
horses we've very valuable, some OF them es-
leemed TO be Solth .5.lcO a piece,
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-12
DUEIIING.
"Anlif among the whites,
This noble ant grows dulieE
hope to sec some fights
Amonr thc folks OF colour

m .qfair qf Hnort-Two blacks, the tion'eS'
tic servants of Thomas II. Carnegie, OF Wacca'
NAV, Geo ''scttlei an affair OF homer" by sI''
Gle combat few weeks since. They had . rie
and pistol between them, and tossed up for the
choice. The negro, to whom the rife fell, was
wounded BY his antagonist, and in spite OF his
wound, after dischargng lis rAe, walked up
and beat ont the brains sc the other with the but
end He has since been committed to Jail and
aill probably be hanged.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-12

Cleared at Charleston March 10, Ship
Friends, for Grecnock with As bales Sea Isl
and, and 1856 Of Upland Cotton. Also,
ship Mordecai, for Liverpool, with 293 bales
Sea Island, and o9o Upland.
Cotton. at Cheraw, S. e. is quoted at and
from to cents; at Camden, "a to 81; and
at Wilmington n. c. 81 %.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-12

The Quebec Gazette states thtt t'o'e
-uow fell in the month of March, tt"h '"r'N
had fallen since the opening o, w.As. :.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-12

MASS SCHLsri IS -'.he election for
Go, erKpr auA i.ieuteuaNt e. werner il Mas
sathusetts. Has hrld N Monday. Ia bOston,
inP yotes tur Col ernor ere
tur l.'"ccln, zoe
laiAi9, llb2
llarrlsca q. OGs sos
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-12

From one Of the mosc respectable dealers
in cloths, We learn that ENGLlSH
CLOlH HS of the sharitHs, nr ioWi"9dd dye,
have found their way into the Bitimore
market. There is 10 douht, we learn, that
thcy came from the same source through
which they had been heretofore introduced
into New York ard Boston. Ihc spurious
or logwood dyed cloths, after being made un
and exposed to the air for short time, be
cone clarrt or dirty red color, aud cShih-
1t a shabby appearance. Our informant i"
order to show the difference between the
genuine and spurious dyes, applied, in our
| presence, the test Of aquA-turtis to several
( pieces Of cloth of each Kind. The effect il
every instance WAS, that the indigo remained
unchanged, while the logwood dye was de-
stroyed aud turned to scarlet hue. These
spurious cloths, from the cheapness OF the
dye, are sold at low rate, but to the consum-
er they vii! always prove dear bagain.
.jEe,iciu,
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-12

The cw-Englarl Farmer mentions an act o'
base depreciation recently committed Ill RoHpn-
ry Mass, by some undctccted m.iiians. Mr. l.
4. Knight secretary TO the Horticultural Soci-
ETY. of London, sent over TO MIR. Lowell, some
valuable specimens Of fruit trees, which the VII
lains have utterly destroyed.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-12

The inhabitants Of Nantucket, 1t late
town mtctiug, chose school committe OF
twelve persons, and appropriated S25oo tor
the organization Of public schools, aud the
support of them for the current year.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-12

The Rev. Robert Cox, minister of the Meth
odst Episcopal Church, died in Suffolk county,
Va on the 18th ult. lniis will he made PROVISION
for emancipating all his slaves, Upwards OF ao,l
and for giving each handsome sum OF money
lie had offered to transport them to Atrlca aHF
ing his life, but they chose to live with h' si'''
receive wages.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-12

Greek HHAi'i-.--Carro. purchased by
the Philadelphia Greek Gou.nitter, for the
brig 1'outinc, Which sailed fox Greece Oh the
gel ~ VI trfb
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-12

Miss Tootr of the l.nglish Theatre, has
cleared twenty two thous,nA dollars, curing
the last wear. Ths is acting to some pur,
pose Dramatic genius, when coupled with
beauty, is The most profitable stock in the
world.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-12

4 gang Of cnunteifciters has been discov-
Gre ii New-Yurk. Seven Of them were ar
rested on Saturday morning, and brought 10
the police oilice Bills of the bank OF New
burgh, of the denomination OF $40 were
found in their possession.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-12

The debtors of Boston Prison, witt, %r IT,
tude tender their acknowledgements 80 the
lberality and humanity Of Josfd y. i1er-
kias, esq. (ate Sheriff of London,) in DIS
charging and liberating them from coniine-
mtnt.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-12

II is s.
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wesk.
the accd
stone o1
which, 4
we're xii
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The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-12

Among the CAUSES ,r.ed BY tie last ccnaty
court, at Montpelier, VI. wns one fer q
breach Of the marriage promise. The gay
I.othar;n was a Mr.. David Hatch. The
breach was clearly proved, and the jary Or
dcrcd it TO be mcndcd bv awarding the fair
spnster who was plaintiff, S6o3 ~ with
costs.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-12
FIRGLNIA-so wits

FIRGIJNIa--io soil,
At Rules held In the Clerks Office, of the ceun
ty court of Berkeley, on Monday the ID day
of April, 1857.
William Wilson, Plainaf.
AGAINST
Henry Watkins, Henry Payne, gun. and Ro-
'hert Johnston. Defendans,,
In CHANCERY.
THE defendant, Henry Watkins not having
entered his appearance. and given security
according to the act of Assembly and the rules
of this court, aud it appearing to the satisfsc-
eon Of the court that he 10 not an inhabitant of
this state---It - Ordered. That the said defen-
'dsnt. Henry Watkins, do appear here on the
second Monday in June next. and answer the
bill Of the plaintiff, and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted for two months suc-
oessively in the Martinsburg Gazette, and be
posted at the door Of the Court.H of this
county. Copy-Teste,
ID. HUNTER, Q. B.a.
kpril5. 1897.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-12
VIRGLNIA--te wit

VIRGL.NIA--ts wit.
A. Rules held in the Clerks Office OF the coun-
" court of berkeley, on Monday the I'd day
Of April, 1897,
Eills Ellis aud Mary his wife, late Mary
Ford, T1d'uf!Sa
Jeremiah lack and Elizabeth bis wife, late
Elizabeth Otto, Isabella Otto, Samuel eiVers
aud Ann HE wife, lats Ann Quo, and Henry
Otto, children and heirs of Isabella Otto, late
isabella FORD. John F. Jack, child and heir OF
Freeloys Jack, late Freelove Ford, Cashier
Harlan, late Easther Ford, Henry Houck and
Hannah his wife, late Hannah Ford, Mary Ann
sivers, daughter of Aun Blackmore, late Ano
Ford, John Masters and Sarah bis wife, late
Sarah Blackmore, Hetty Blackmore, John
BIackmore and Mary Blackmore. children and
heirs OF Sarah Blackmore, late Sarah Ford,
Joseph Ford, James Ford, Joseph Ford and
MARY Ford. children and heirs of Henry Ford,
decd. M of whom are heirs and represents
siyes of James Ford. decd. Dsfesdaats
10 CHANCERY.
UyHE defendants. Isabella Otto, Samuel Sill
vers and Ann his wife, Henry Otto, Eas.
ther Harlan, Henry Aouck and Hannah his
wife, Mary Ann Slvers. John Masters and Sa-
rah his wife, John Blackmore, Mary Black.
more and JOSS I,h Ford, not having entered their
appearance, and given security according to
the act of Assembly and the rules OF this court,
and it appearing to the Satisfaction of the court
iha. they are no, iahabitsnts eff this state
Il 10 Ordered, That the said defendants. Isabella
Otto, Samuel Sllvers and Ann his vide, Henry
Otto, Cashier Hsrsn, Henry Houck and Han
nah his wife, Mary Ann Syers, John Masters
and Sarah his wife, john Blackmore, Mary
S.ackmore and Joseph Ford do appear here
on the second Monday in June next, aud an
swer the bill of the plaintiffs, aud that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted for
Two months successiveiy in the Mar,inso,ng
Gazette, and be posted at the door Of the
Court House of this county.
A Copy-Teste,
April S, 1927 ID. HUNTER, c.s y.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-12

THE Managers respectfully offer to the
L public notice, the scheme ot the next
Washington Lottery, arranged by the combna.
ton mode. 81 numbers being used. of which
three are combined upon each ticket These
cenusnbers from to 60 inciasive) being seve.
rally rolled ap and placed in a wheel in view of
the public on the day of drawing. NINE Of
them are drawn out; producing by this simple
and accurate method, 81 prizes esch with three
of the drawn numbers; 1886 each with t~o OF
the drawn numbers, and III AIS prizes. each
with one Of the drawn numbers; 20, gas other
tickets having neither OF the drawn numbers.
being blanks. The ticket having on it the LIST !,
% and Sd drawn nufa5ers being entitled to the
highest prize, &c.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-12
gEsRUsT sALE-By virtue Of :
March 90.

Trust Deed executed 70 the undersigned
on ~, .ae ON day of February. 1896 by Andrew
o'm ana Mary his wife, for certain purposes
Nhere'n mentioned. and now of record in the
county court of Berkeley. the undersigned will
>roceed to sell, for CASE, in front Of Gregg's
svern. Falling Waters, On SATURDAY.. he
Si..Sday IF May nert, The one ninth par, or
Aia c OF undivided TRACT OF LAND, con.
tam us us acres. late the property of John
PIize = decd. This farm adjoins the lands OF
Archibald sheSrer, Charles Downs. aud others,
near the River Potomac, aud is we'll improved.
ALSO a ~o horse sleighs Blacksmith's Bellows
ana SIDE Saddle. The sale will take place be-
tween the hours OF IL and o'clock. Such
'ue as IS vested in me as Trustee (Which is
presumed 70 be g3odl will be made the pur.
chaser. AUAn IEYIs T,,,,,s.
hlaEch I5.-stls.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-12

PRICE Oh CHAT Noes.
Wsotr SA,---HALvxs S2.----QrARrER 81
A parcel OF 20 tickets must OF necessity
draw at least $50 in small pr'xess gentlemen
who prefer 10 adventure only for The larger
ones, can deduct the value OF the small prizes,
and take Managers certificates, emitting the
holders to all prize money over the SUN deduct-
ed.
A certificate Of 60 whole tickets $40 10
90 Halves, "a 20
20 Quarters. IL IS
QTOistant sdventurers will please address
their letters to the MANAGERS, {post paid)
enclosing the cash or Prize tickets, and the
most punctual attention will be given.
Prize tickets in former Lotleries are paid at
this Office; or received as Cash in all purchases.
YATES & MTNTYRE, Managers,
March Is. Warrington City.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-12

TOR RKNT.--A House and Lot of ground,
l. near opeekon Greek, in Jefferson county
The HOUSE is a comfortable dwellings there
is also good WEAVE SR0f'. Stable. and
other necessary improvements for family
This is desirable situation for a Mechanic,
particularly Weaver being in popnlous
wealthy neighborhood. For terms apply 70
the subscriber. ABRAHAM GoRRkLL-
March 10.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-12
Attention.-Rifle Rangers!

NToU are ordered to parade before the door
u of J. M'CIeary's Hotel. on Saturday. the
q, ins,antS at precisely O'Clock. P. IN. The
menoers are requested to be punctual in at
tendance, with arms and aecoutrements in COM
plete order. :
April $,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-12
TORN FoR sALE.-The subscriber, living
~ near Lee.town, Jefferson county, has
200 Barrels of Corn
for sale, at two dollars per Barrel
THOMAS w. DAVIS.
March 60

HIVE DOLLARS REWARD. Ran away
II from the subscriber. living in Martinsburg,
on Friday the 10th rr'st. an indented apprentice
20 the Shoemaking business, named SAMUEL
EESaCfEh' aged about ~ years. stout
made, i've fee, six or eight inches highi had on
and took with him fine fur hat, nearly new, =
good cassinet coat and pantaloons, and other
clothing not recollected. All persons are here
by strictly forbid from harbouring him, as am
Determined to prosecute every one so offending.
he above reward will be paid upon his being
taken up and returned.
OTThe Guardian of the above named hoy.
tby whom he was bound) will take notice, that
as have sustained Considerable injury in his
loss, shall sue for the recovery OF the loss SO
sustained.
JAMES LANDERKIN.
March 90.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-12
JOHN K. WILSON,
David II. THO MSON.
April 8.

A List of Letters remaining in the Post. Office,
Martinsburg. Va. on the ist April. 1897,
which if not called for before the FIRST day OF
July next, will be sent to the General POST
Office as Dead Letters:
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-12
DlssoLUnoN oRco PARTNERSHIP

DiSSOLUTioN oFco PARTNERSHIP
~ The business heretofore conducted under
the firm Of WifS0F q TH0shSOyv, was
dissolved by mutual consent GU the goth day Of
March isst--all persons indebted TO said con.
Germ Except those aotes and accounts endors-
e6 by Wilson q Thomson. TOR said David "A
Thcmson's use, will please make payment to
the said John X. Wilson, who alone is sathorrz.
ed to settle aud adjust all accounts 10 relation
70 the late censern.
JOHN X. WILSON,
David II. THOMSON.
AprlS.
QTThe business win be carried on by the
subscriber, at the Old Stand, where he will be
pleased to supply the old customers or all who
may favour him with call, on the most pleas
ing terms. JOHN X. WILSON.
Martnsburg, April S.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-12
rusLisaED. wzzKLr,
nv WASHINGTON EVANS


PATAbLh IN AUFANehE -
or TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS,
Arrss rax xsAR ExRIRKs.
r-r No paper discontinued until all arresra.
.,es are paid up, except at the discretion OF
gthe Editor.
.. Advertisements inserted at the rate OF
one Dollar per square for the three first ,nser-
I, ons, and twenty five cents per square for each
subsequent insertion.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-12

n.
David Austin.
Il.
Jacob Besles
David Besles
Jacob Billmire
Ned Butt and James
Shepherd
Miss Fanny M. Boggs
Isaac Burns
Capt. Richard Beah
e.
Elijah Caldwell
Thomas Candy
Elizabeth Conway
Mars. Jane Collins
sirs. Mary Conway
Mis-. Mary Cochran
Archibald Cook.
ID.
Miss Ann Davis
c.. DeyIny
Joseph Donaldson.
T..
Frederick Enszler.
II.
James Ford (of Henry
James Forman, 2.
G..
Mrs. Catbsr,ne Grove
Joseph Giliiland
Ezekiel GlIliland
Washington Crimes
Mrs. Isabella Gorieli.
III.
Col. David Hunter, 2
John Hooper
Eliza Hooper
Jonas tiedges
Joseph Harper
Henry lieiserstat
John heiyelstay
J.
Miss Margaret Johneor
William johnson.
k.
yohn Kisingee
Jonas karbef
Jacob Eeefer
George Kregslo,
L.
Rev. William Lowry
Frederick L2uver
David Light
Msrtinshurg, April
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-12

Just praise Is oaly deb, bus date
~ IS present.
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Msrtinsburg, April S
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-12

Mdgnaninitg!--Tbe President has
Lappolnted Samuel Beardsley, esq.
Attorney ofihc Uoited States Court,
for the northern district of New York.
as a reward. we presume, for that
gentleman's jealous support ofMr.
Crawford, daring the late confess, and
his present warn support. Of Gen.
Jackson for the next President.
Rochester ~. r. Telegraph
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-05-17
Dancing School.

IL X ChPRON respectfully gives notice
20 the public, that his School for the in
IS s.ruction Of Dancing, will commence at the
.''s"nIc Hall ON Tuesday the Sth of May
ext Mt 3 o'clock p. M. at which time those
"h" wish to attend as pupils, he should he
otIhcd 10 receive. His Evening School
'IlI be kept on the evenings OF the Day
school, Tuesdays and Wednesdays For fur.
her information apply to J G. SHAW, Esq.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-05-17
I'D March, IS2/.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
--.e0e-.
PUBLIc-No. 35l


An ACT to authorize the State Of Indiana
to locate andmake road therein named.
BE IL enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives Of The United States of.4-
merica in Congress assembled, That the
General Assembly of the State of Indiana
shall be, and the same are hereby author
lied to locate and make a road from Lake
Michigan, by the way Of Indianapolis, to
some convenient point on the Ohio River,
agreeaby to the second article Of treaty
made aud concluded near the mouth ofthe
Mississinowa,u upon the Wabash, in the State
of Indiana, the sixteenth day of October,
In the year Of our Lord, one thousand eight
hundred and twenty-fouc, between the
Commissioners on the part Of the United
States, and the Chiefs and warriors of the
Potawatame tribe Of Indians and the said
General Assembly are hereby authorized
to apply the strip Of land and the sections
Of land, by said article ceded to the Unit
ed States, or the proceeds thereof, to the
making of the same and the said grant
shall be al their sole disposal.
Approyed-2d March, 1897.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.