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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-19
TOWN MEETING.

At the town meeting on Wednesday last
in this town, SAMUEL w. BRIDoHAM, Esq.
was chosen Moderator: Edra,d Caring ton
Joseph L. TiAinghast, Zachariah Allen, anC
John .qndreUs were elected Representative,
to the General Assembly without opposition
The Town Council was directed to cause
not exceeding 80 additional street lamps, to b'
erected in suitable places. A petition, signed
by a larse number Of persons, for the paving
Of Canal street, from the Bridge to Nehemiah
Dodge's estate, and the avenues leading to it,
gave rise to a warm discussion which lasted
some time, the subject was finally referred to
a committee consisting Of Amasa Mason, Rich
mond Bullock and Richard Jackson.
city Government William T. Grlnnell,
Esq. offered the fo!lowi resolution
Resoiped, That it is ex2edient that the town
ofProvidence be invested with the usual pow
er and authority granted to City Corporations.
This resolution was warmly discussed by a
large number Of The Freemen. A motion to
postpone the subject TO June town meeting
was rejected: the votes stood for postpone
ment 20, against it 100. The discussion was
continued for some time. when the votes were
taken on referring the whole subject to COM
mitiee, to enquire into the expediency of the
measure, and decided in the negative, 80 for
and ia against it. The question on adopting
the resolution was then put and carried by a
vote Of l40 to 20. The following resolution
was then adopted
Resoiped, That William T. Grinnell, Samuel
W. Brigham, John Pnman, John Whipple and
William +. Richmond be a committee TO draw
a plan or charter OF n City Government. and
TO report the same at the next town meeting,
or ns soon thereafter as convenient.
Fourth Of July. After an animated dis
cussion, the sum Of $500 was appropriated for
celebrating the Fourth Of July. The com.
mittee appointed to make the necessary ar
rangenents, consist Of W. A. Burges, s X.
Rathbone and ". X. Greene.
Five thousand dollars were appropriated to-
wards completing West waler.street. ION the
Bridge to the new Street, running from Eddy's
Peint-the width Of the street to be 3s feet
wide from the Bridge TO the north line Of Da-
vid Barton's loi, a feet to Long Wharf, and
thence so feet to New Street, the money to be
paid after the Street is completed.
DEXTER asyium. The Building COMMITTEES
made their report, from which it SCENE tina,
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-19

THEATRE.-Mr. and Mrs D'nneford took
their leave of the stage, at our Theatre. last
evening, and had the satisfa action Of beholding
very full and fashionable audience. AT the
The Drama of the Gamblers Fate, went of
with decided effect, and each and every per
former played well his part. The two Gam
blers, by Messrs. Blake and Dinnaford, wore
sustained to the very life, and Mrs. Blake and
Mrs. Dinneford were more than usually effec-
tive.
On Monday evening Mr.. Duffy, tho Stage
Manager, takes his benefit. His bill Of fare is
unusually attractive, and as he has been a ia
vorite with the audience we cannot but antici-
pate for him a full house. lie is entitled to
the good will Of the play-going public, and
will, Us wo believe, receive it, on Monday
evening. in solid assurances.
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CONGRESS. Tie following amendment the tarG bill
offered by Mr. Nalary and amended by Mr. Sutherland wa
on SATURDAY doped by vote Of Ie3 to II.
"On al manufactured WOOL four cent, per pound and also
IN addition thereto, 40 per cent al ,aoren until the 3O
OF June, 1929 from which ine additional al yalorem
OF i've cent. shall be imposed annually until the whole
SAID al yeOfam duty shall per cent And all
imported the ,An shall be estimated weight aud value
and shall pay the rate Of duie other imported wool.
Second. On manufactures Of WOOL Of which WOOL shall
he component part Scepi caP-tng. blankets woT,ed stuff
go"i bonbsnin. hosiery mt, gloves, caps aud biuIug the
actual value, at the place wbeno imported shall
hiy cens The square yard, there shall be ievr collected and
pan" ~ cents on every square yard Provided, That all
manuiaults OF WOOL except nn-s and baize the actual
value OF which, the place whence imported shall exceed
~ i3 ot"s per square yard shall pay fourteen per
"Ih"d On all manufactures Of wool, Of which wool
hal be component part, except Aforesaid the actual value
Tue square yard and shall not exceed dollar the square
yard there shall be c,ied cole cted and paid duty Of 40
per cents on every square ward.
"fo"th On all MANUFACTURES Of Wool or Of which wool
''' te component part except aforesaid the actual value
OF Win h. Il the place whence imported, shall
dollar The square ynd, anl shat no eed dolrs and
my cents ire square ynd ,here shalt be levied collected aud
Palu, Iull vi one dollar on every squa'e yard.
"FJfh. All manufactures Of wool, or Of which, wool
abo componen! part except aforesaid, the actual value
OF which, at The place whence imported, shall exceed dol
do lars he square yard shall he deemed have cost
place whence imported, four dollars the square yard
duty of forty adj yaoi shall be levied collected
and paid, such valuation.
"Sirth. On all manufactures Of wool, Of which wool
'na m component part except sfoIesa'd the actual value
OF which, nj the place whence imported shall exceed four dol
lar the yard, there shall he levied coec and paid
d",y Of ior,y.hvc per cent adj vslorem."
On MoNDAf on motion OF Nj. Wolfe oi Pcnnsy vania,
aseetion was aided to the bill imposing duty imported
states Mr. Halle, Of South Carolina made an attempt to
amend this section by adding clause imposing duty o one
dollar bottle Castor Oh aLd dollars pound on indigo
This motion was neya"ed though 81 members voted the
duty on indigo
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-19
UNPRECEDENTED DESPATCH.

The Steamboat Washington arrived on
Wednesday at Providence, in t,oenty one
hours from New York having been absent
from Providence only 4s hours hours and
Is minutes of which time she laid at New
York.
The Steam Packet Chancellor Livingston
left here on Wednesday last at 10 IL o'clock,
A. M. and arrived a, Newport in precisely 2
hours and 10 minutes-she proceeded on and
arrived at New York at 6 o'clock, A. NJ. on
Thursday morning, and lost hours in wait
ing for daylight to pass. HurI Gate She left
New-York again on Thursday, at O'Clock
p VI. and with strong head wind reached
here yesterday morning, at 10 Ia o'clock,
having been absent only Al 3-4 hours, and
lay still IL hours Of the time. The distance
10 New York is computed to be 200 miles, the
boat therefore has run 40 miles in SO 81
hours.
Both boats leave here THIS DAY for
New York, at IL O'Clock.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-19
DEATHS.

In this town, on Monday evening last, Mary Alice
infant daughter Of Mr. ABBA G.. Dixie.
On Tuesday last, Willsm II. son Of Mr.. Cyrus
Smith, aged months.
On Wednesday last. Polly, daughter Of Mr..
Charles Shelton, aged 13 months.
On "Wednesday evening last, Miss Sarah AAn
Lewis, in the 27,h year OF her age
In Crans,on, on Tuesday last, Mary Aborn, dsugh-
Ter Of Mr.. Edward b. Harris. aged 6 years, seven
months aud fifteen days On Wednesday, Mr.. Nieh-
olas Sheldon, in the 96th year of his age.
AZ Bralnard's Bridge, NASSAU, N W on the
9Th ut Sarah Maria Sackett, daughter of Pals sad
Graiia Sackett, IN the 18th year OF her. age.
In Taunton, Mr. Apollos Padelfcrd, aged A.
Mrs Abigail Lccnsrd. ased ~. widow Of Mr.. Benz
jann Leonard -rescon James Presbroy, aged 80.
Al Coram, l.. /. On the 3 st ult. Mr.. John West
gs'e, formerly Of Newport, and a,,erly Of Fsv
York,
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-19

Woman should forever hold her property -
she should be eligible to sue and TO be sued, in
her own proper name a"d person, ard II the
laws Of tho land will protect her life, why
should they MOI guard her property! Regard
ing tie essay from which We have made our
extracts to bo most valuable paper, aud one
which is worthy Of the attentive consideration
# all who consult the happiness Of the public,
We again and again recommend it to the pc
| rusal of all; the statesman, the moralist, tho
| philosopher, the economist and particularly
! 10 The ladies'
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-19

Since Judge Marshall has come out for tho
Administration, the panders Of The opposing
faction have been let loose upon him. The
Jackson's pensioner in Philadelphia (Stsphen
Simpson) prOnounces him to be the Z" greatest
tory and mOnarchist in America" We can
tell Stephen. that, if he were to utter such an
expression in Virginia, he would be kick ed to
his hearts content. But what will The people
say when they see an old public servant, pro-
verbal for his rectiiude, thus abused and Will
fled by hired slanderers because he en,ertans
and expresses his opinions Of public men and
thIngs?- Lynchburg Tirginian.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-19

Under the form Of letter from
Columbia, erroneous representations concern
ing that country, are now in circulation through
the ne newspapers Of the United States. Some
foreigner, of limited views or imperfect sources
Of info nation, thus dsseminates among us all
the misconceptions into which he has been be-
trsyed by a superficial acquaintance with sub
jects in. which he has no personal interest =
lie speaks of Gen. Santander the firm suppor-
ter OF the constitutional in very nnustIiiable terms
and praises Carabano at his expence-a man.
who had 40 part or lot in the revolution, but
on the contrary, is a notorious monsrchist in
principle. NJ y. Mirror.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-19

S2e,SsS ~, have been expended on the Asy-
Ium, which it is expected will be completed IN
July.
The paving Of High Street, Mill Street, &c.
was referred 10 tho committee on Canal Street.
E. Darlington and B. Aborn were appointed
to remov. the Hydraulion house.
The lane north ofthe Branch Bank, was Or
dered to be paved.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-19

TzIs EVENING, the lovers of the Drama,
will have offered them treat, which will not
soon, if ever be repeated. A number of emf
nent performers being in town, on their way
to New York, Mr.. Dinneford. TO serve the
wishes of the public, has prevailed upon them
to perform for one evening only, and they
have accordingly consented TO perform this
evening The bill Of fare, is unusually rich
and attractive, and will, beyond doubt, call
in the admirers of sterling talent.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-19

We have letter from Washington (says the
Baltimore Patriot, which states, that there is
no doubt MAJOR General w. II Harrison, a
senator from Ohio, will be appointed 10 the
chief command Of the United States Army.-
This gentleman held the Office Of Major Gen e.
raj, when the present Brigaders were Lieut..
Colonies, and we learn there is no insta nee
where a Commander in Chief has been taken
from the next in rank, consequently in this
case the rank Of no one will be interfered
with
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-19

COVE are under many obligations to tha
editors Of the New-York Commercial Adver'i.-
or, Merchants Telegraph. and Morning Cou-
rier, for their attention in forwarding their re-
spoctive papers by the steam boats The 9TH
er papers ofthat city, are but seldom received
by the boats. and we believe the Daily Adver-
fisor neyer
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-19
MARRIED.

In this town, on Tuesday morning last, bv the
Rev Mr. Crocker, Mr. Theodore p. Bogart. Of N.
York, To Miss Frances N. daughter Of Alexander
Jones, Esq. cf this town.
in Warwick, on Tuesday morning last, Mr.. Earle
Bufum, Of New Hampshire, to MISS Amira Arnold
Stafford.
In Taunton, on Monday evening last. Rev. Prince
Hawes, Of Boston, to Miss Charlotte J. L. Godfrey
daughter Of John Godfrey, Esq.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-19

"SIGNs."-- The "T,mes," hitherto Jack
son paper, printed at New Berlin. in Union Co.
Pen"sylvau'a, byJ l Stcr'It. Esq. formerly of
this county has been recently sold to George
A. snyder, son of the late Governor Simon
Snyder, and now supports the Administration.
The Knoxville. Tennessee Enquirer, las
changed owners, and the present proprietor
has hois.ed the Administration flag.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-19

q; We have employed a new carrier on the
West Side, and If any Of our subscribers should
be neglected, we request them to give US in
forma ton.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-19

e-ALLEN wARDwELL, Esq has bees sP-
pointed by the President. with the advice and
consent of the Senate, Surveyor Of the Port OF
Bristol, in this State.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-19

REPRESENTATIVES ELEcrID. Provi-
denee. Edward Carrington. Joseph L. Til
lnghast, IN nchariah Allen, John Andrews.
North Providence. Barney Merry, by =
Samuel ChoGee by a majority Of ono over
Thomas Whipple.
Gloucester. Simon Smith, Jr. in place Of
Cyrus Cooke Daniel Cornell.
Richmond. Thomas James, Samuel Clarke.
Warwiek. John r. Waterman, John b.
Francis, Dutee Arnold, John Westcott.
NeWport. Benjamin Hazard, Henry Bull.
Eloazer Trevett, S. G. Weaver, Henry Y. Gran
ston, Edward Simmons.
South Kingston. Elisha r. Potter. John
Watson.
East Grsen,cieh. J.J Tillinghast. T. Til
linghast
Smithfcld. Arnold Spear, Stephen steere.
Sritua'e. william Smith, Nathan X. Stone.
Chariestown - Clark, in place Of STAN
ton Joseph Wilcox, I'd.
Bristol Ben njamin G. Norris, John Howe
Cransion. Bates Harris, in place Of Geo.
Burton elected Senator Gorton Arnold.
Warren. Levi Halle, Hail M. Sisson.
Cumberland. Otis Mason, Levi Cooke.
Johnston. James F. Simmons; William
Waterman, Sd, in place of Stephen Belknap,
declined.
BurrilipMie. Jethro Lapham, Simeon
Smith by large majority over Stephen Player.
North Kingston. Jeffrey Davis Christopher
Allen by majority Of Al votes over Christo-
pher Sphinx. Mr.. Sanford received majority
Of IL votos over Mr.. Smith for Senator.
Coventry. Nathan Bowen, George Haw-
kins.
Westerly Nathan F. Dixon, Isaac Cham
plain.
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The abov. accounts believe to be nearly correct
The towns Of kichmond New shoreham and Jame,ows
main TO be heard from.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-19

The Eettion.-It yet remains doubtful
is elected fist Senator. Eight Of the Senators
nominated by the Administration Convention
are elected. General Whitaker was opposed
in the country, on the ground that he would,
if elected, attempt TO repeal the Bank Tax
He had also to contend against four or five dif-
fercnt Proxies. Mr.. Browns friends have
throughout the contest, contended that he was
friend of the present Administration, and no
was supported by some Of the warmest partizans
Of Mr.. Adams in the country towns. We think
however, there is good reason 10 consider
his attachment TO our cause doubtful. OF tho
Representatives elected from tho different
towns heard from, there wero but two Jackson
men. We shall probably have in our next Ls-
gslature, serenity sir staunch friends Of the
Administration and six Jackson and " no COM
initial" men. Both houses consist Of 81
members. Washington and Kent counter
gave large number of votcs for the old Re-
publican Prox. Messrs. Wheaton, Burton,
Cross, Watson. Cornell. EIdridge, Smith and
Thomas WhippIe, all nominated on the Admin
stration Prox. are elected.-I will not proba-
bly, be ascertained who the two other success
'ui candidates are, until the Assembly meet in
May, when the votes will be counted.
The votes stood in Providence, for James
FeaDer Governor, All; for Charles Collins.
Lieut.. Governor, 55l. For first Senator, Whit.
aker 493; Nathan Brown 81.
IT. S-Sinee the above written, have received re-
turns from several town, whoh below. There be
but lh. doubt that Whitaker i elected although .o<
certain.
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SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
JUST RECEIVED BY
DAVID * RIO. KYLE.

A part OF their spring aud summer assor
n ment, which includes the following
few pieces extra fine blue 4 black Cloths
Fine blue, black aud fancy cooured do.
Sup. Gne blue aud black Cassimeres
Several pieces fancy coid do. sup.
Plain and cut silk Velvet Nesting
English silk Vesiings. very sup.
Marseilles and Floreniine do.
Italian Lnstrlng Crayatings
Irish Linens, finest & strongest fat. les
Lawns and Linen Cambria hdkls
Linen Ghmbrics, some oi which are very fDe
sup. blk Italian LnstfIngs
Plain and fig j black Gro de Nap
White fgd silks and Satins
Plain and fg d Silks and 5aiins
Watered Silk, ot the richest style
Blue. black pink aud green Florencesi
Wrealhs aud Artificial hoWers
Italian Grapes aud Grape Leisses Of every
shade
few cases Calicoes, beautiful patterns and
permanent colours
Barage Scars, most splendid article
Barnge, SILK. aud Gauze Shawls
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a ha NJ letters remainHg IN The Li6eriV
Posi- Office, on HE 3oh June, 1928.
A-Iewis Arthur.
B-Nilliam5on Burnett. William Boothe
Peter Bahlcuc, James Bell, James Bunch,
lnscph BoWin, The Clerk OF Bedford, Robert
Bnrlon
C-Nathan Chapman, Lucy Cooper, Eliza
beth Cahell =, Gideon Crews, John Cobbs,
Samuel Crawford, Jesse Crews.
D-IBhh Dillon, Obadiah Dooly.
E-B \. Edison.
John Feather.
G-Ely Gna. Isaac Gilpen, Paschell A.
Gibbs. Charles Glenn, Edward Gwatkins ..
Thos. Grlssan, Joseph Y. Godfrey.
H-Iuhn Hewitt. John Hall, If. >, Lucas I
Hawkins, Wesley liackworlh, jeremiah
Hunter, VIM. Harris, Henry Hatcher >, Ihos
/. HALEY, Ann Hogan, David Howell, William
HARRIS. Rev. John Jersey, John hnnt.
Capt. Wm. Irvine, Vim. n Jones, Jas
Jackson, Edmund Irvine, Joseph II. Jones
Pleasant Jeior ,, Jesse Jelor.
Zero. Il, kennetl, Sltas g. Lalhem, Cnlel
Leach, rhos A. Lellwich, Susan LelrwIch
Polly Livel"y.
M-Stephen Martin, Thomns Moore Z, I'd
win ID. Moore, Nancy Moerman, SamneI
Mitchell, John Murphy. seu. Saml A. Miles :
Wm. Mcclure, James L. Markham, Pope
Mitchell, -, >.
N--Charles NOEL Phillip Nichols Joshua
| Mobiles.
O-Talaferro Ovens.
P-Aexandcr 7. Price, lsaac Preston, John
Pate, Charles {. Patterson, Nicholas Percy
| Pleasant Pallev. John Patterson, James OF
! Thos. PoindcXter.
R--Garland Rueker ., Anthony Rucker
! Maria Rice.
S-Iames Slone, John W. Scott ,, Tboma,
NJ Scrug2s Pleasant Scott, Sheviand &
Starky, kobrri Strange, Richard S. Shran.
Henderson Thomson, Joseph Thoun son
Daniel d iomrkins, Robert Tinsley, kebscct
Thomas. Wm Tbaxton.
V-Iohn b Vaughan, DR.. William Vaughan
W-Wm Written, Jacob " White >. An
drew l.. Wright. Charles White, Robert Whit
ten, Lucy Walker, Thomas Wheeler, Pasche
Wade. WM. X. PORTER T.. NJ.
July :. w3w7s
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MINEuaI SPRING.


TUylIis pleasant summer fe.f'a' Is 10" 10
dy for The reoeptlnn Of company the $40
scfieer having erected q bouse containing 'ooi"
sixt. feet long, toribe Accommodation oi dining
psri,es End for balls lespsri'es, sc. lie has aiso
erected several cabins for the USE "f iahiiies,
whirb are nrw foI frat. Families mas board
shemselves, or Will be furnished by the subsen-
her at reasonable prires. The winter OF me
sIriny is highly iInprr guaicd With sulphur and
,t,n. A, soon rs r eau be snalyzrd, It's insfe-
dienfs will be more particularly made known
The COLD aud HAkM BATHS are no"
iaished offering great additional indneemen'
20 visitsts.
TINS spring is so well known 10 the citizens OF
I,ynchlars and the surrounding country. that a
~ DESCRIPTION is deemed superduons. IS de-
c,drdy the most pleasant situation IN the neigh
tpriiood. end offers many inducements, on ihe
score OF health. as well n OF fecreaoon' 10 per
sons TO visit the springs during the 'omme'
.,n,,t. GARLAND ATE
JulF ~
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n WILL sell from 800 TO 80 acres Of unclcar-
4 ed land, lying in Bedford county, three
quarters Of u mile from New London Academy
aud thirteen from Lynehbnfg. lis well adapt
ed 10 The culture Of Tobacco and the different
kind q gram usually cultivated IN the neighbor
hood IS well watered and lies better than ANY
tract OF its SIZE h this part Of the country. II IS
80 situated As to be entirely exempted nom da-
mage BY heavy rains or high water The terms
viii be very accommodating, say one, two
aud three years, upon a small payment IN hand.
Enquire OF the subscriber, one nile and a hall
south Of New London. ALEX, AUSTIN.
Jan II. is29
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~ HE subs criber " ii sell privately his tract
81 oflaud IN Bedford county, situated on the
north and south forks OF Goose Creek, and on the
main road leading from Lynchburg to Fincas-
tie II miles west of Liberty aud adjoining
Capt Butord. II contains about l40O acres, OF
which $40 are uncleared. The part which is
nncleared except a very small portion, is excel
lent tobacco land OF the cleared land, $50 "a
cles are low grounds olthe first quality, and The
remainder remarkably fine highland. This is
one of the best tracts of land in the upper coun-
try being we'll adapted to the cultivation of to-
bacco and all kinds of grain; it lies remarkably
well and is very free from stone; If divided II
would make two very handsome tracts which
shall be done ifthosc who wish In purchase
wish H.. Persons wishing TO pun chase may APP
PLY TO the subscriber residing IN the neighbo,.
hood of New London, or TO Capt. Butord. resi-
ding near the tract WILLIAM IRVINE.
January g. tS2o
IL The Editors of the Enquirer will insert
the above advertisement till forbid, and forward
their bill 10 this office for payment
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Form. Of a deciaraiian 10 be made bg l5s ,..
commissioned Ohe,rs Musicians. / p,i,o,g.
For tho purpose ot obtaining the bench, =,
An act Tor the relief of certain SURVIVING a.
hccr5 aud Soldiers Of the Army OF the Rr,5
luton, approved on the 18th of Nav, jgos
!, -, OF -, In the county OF =
IN the State OF -, do hereby declare Ib,, +
enlisted IN the Continental Line OF the ARM.
OF the HeyOlut ION, for and during the war
aud continued in its service until lis ier,nins
ton nj which period was Sergeant Cor.
poral Musician, or Private, as the case NAV
be, ia Captain IS Company, in the
- regiment OF The - line. And nj
so declare thai after wards received cert,6.
cate for the reward of eighty dollars, TO which
| was entitled, under a resolve of Copgress
passed the 10th Of May, l77s.
And further declare that was not. on
the fifteenth day OF March, 1927 on the Per
sion List OF the United States.
lSignedl
Before me, -, There insert either a
Justice of the Peace or other Magistrate duIy
empowered TO administer oatbs ! in the conn.
ty Of -, in the State Il, personal.
ly appeared, this day, -, and -. of
the said county, who did severalIy make oatb
that -, by whom the foregoing decIara.
hoi was shoScribeu, IS generally reputed ami
believed 10 be an officer in the Army of tbs
Revolution, in manner as therein stated.
Witness my hand, this - day OF -, in
the year -.
[Signed
l., Clerk OF the Court of the County of
=, in the State OF, do certify. that =.
before whom the foree DIN aiiidavits were sworn
was, al the time, - Justice of the Peace
Of as the case may be, and duly empowered 10
administer oaths.
In testimony whereof | have hereunto set
my hand, and affixed the seal OF the
L.. = SAID Court, this - day Of -, in
year -