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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-09-18
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
TPrRLIc No. 5i.l


AN ACT TO authorize the Legislature Of
the State OF Indiana to sell the lands
heretofore appropriated for the use Of
schools in that State.
BE II enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives Of The United States Of Il
meriCG az Congress cSstm5ied, That the
Legislature oithe State ofIndluna shall be,
and he is hereby,authonzed to sell and con
vey, in fee simple, all, or. any part, Of the
lands heretofore reserved and appropriated
by Congress for the use Of schools within
snid State, and 10 invest the nlonoy arising
from the sale thereof in some productive
fund, the proceeds of which shall be for
ever applied, under the direction oc said
Legislature, for the use and support Of
schools, with the several townships and dis
trlcts Of country for which they were orig
inaly reserved and set apart, and for no
other use or purpose whatsoever Proud
ed, said land, or any part thereof, shall IN
no case, be sold without the consent Of the
inhabitants OF such township, or district, 10
be obtained in such manner as the Leg ala
ture of said Stase shall, by law, direct:
find prorided also, That in the spportlon.
ment of the proceeds Of said fund, each
township and district aforesaid shall be en-.
titled to such part thereof, and no more, as
shall have accrued from the sum or sums of
money arising from the sale Of the school
lands belonging to such township or DIS
trlct.
Sec. 2. And be II further enacted, That,
If the proceeds accrulng 10 any township or
district, from said fund, snail be insufficient
for the support Of schools therein, it shall
be lawful for said Legislature to invest the
same, as is herein before directed, until the
whole proceeds of the fund belonging to
such township or district shall be adequate
to the permanent maintenance and support
Of schools within the same.
Approved-24th Nav, 1923.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-09-18

| S.ceT ee act, enf'Hed " I'm dcf for rec
hsfefcertain aIrripia;ss OFcers and Sol
d'ers 9f he .army efths Revolution" up.
proved 18Th .Msy, 1898.
TREisuRr DEPARrmENr,
August III 1923.
NOTICE is hereby given to those Off
GERS and Sldiers, ofthe Army ofths
Revolution whoare entitled TO the benefits
OF tho aS0ye Ientioned act, that a hal
yearly Po'ancAf will become due or Tho
third day 4 SepttnbSr, and will be mao : To
every such Ohicr OF Soldier as shall pro-
duce sausis ctor' evidence 10 the Secre-
tsry OF the Treasury Of his being on tha:
day in full l'e
alton made and signed by the claimant, ON
or after that day, IN the presence of.wo re-
spectacle witnesses, to whom he is well
known, stating his rank and line in the
Continental Army, and the rank according
to which he has been found entitled 10 pay,
under the act, by the Secretary Of the
Treasury. To this is 10 be added the affi-
davlt Of the witnesses, swo worp before Jus
tics ofthe Peace, OF other Magistrate au-
thorlZcd 10 administer oaths, as TO the iden.
tity OF the claimant, and TO the fact of his
having made the declaration on the day Oh
which il bears date. And to this Is 10 be-
annexed a certificate, under the seal Of the
Court of the County, as TO the official de.
slgnaiion and signature Of the Magistrate,
and as TO his being authorized to admins
ter oaths- The forms Of declaration, sf-
fdavit, and certificate, are subjoined 10 this
notice.
This evidence should be enclosed and
transmitted 10 the Secretary OF the Trea-
sury: and, If il be deemed satisfact tory, the
amount found due will be RENTED TO the
claimant in draft on the most convenient
Branch of the Bank of the United States,
or, will be paidto his attorney, duly author
lzed under the regulations which have
been before prescribed.
Each claimant is requested to indicate,
bya note at the foot Of his declaration, the
Branch ofthe Bank of the United States
on which il would be most convenient for
him 10 receive q draft for the sum that may
be due to him; and, il thore be no post
Office nithe place ofhis residence, TO men.
ton also the post Office at which IL would
be most convenient To him 10 receive letters
from this Department.
A copy Of this notice, with The forms
annexed, is intended to Do sent to each Of
ficer and Soldier whose claim shall have
been admitted that the forms may be fl
led up and returned to this Department at
The proper time.
Ii may not be amiss, on this occasion, 10
state, that, although en- earnest desire has
been felt TO give immediate effect to the
,enefcent intentions of Congress, as mnn-
Tested in the act referred to, yet owing to
The number of applications, and the inves-
legations necessary to be made previously
to decision, II has not been found prncti-
cable to act upon every case as early M
could have been wished. The rule has
been, to take up each claim in the order
in which II has been received. The same
course will be pursued hereafter.
IL is requested that all letters on this SUBJ
Iect may be endorsed Revolutionary
Claims"
DIrNIA ID n DI1CI
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-09-18
[PUBLIC--No. 52.l

AN ACT making appropriations for Gus
tom Houses and Ware Houses
BE IL enacted by The Senate and House Of
Representatives. OTMe United States Of a
merica, IN Congress aSSe Rbied, That the
Secretary of the Treasury be, and he here
by Is, authorized to cause 20 be selected,
and purchased, suitable site for a Gus
tom House and Ware house, at Newport,
in Rhode Island, and to cause a safe and
convenient building to be erected thereon,
for the transaction of Custom House busl-
ness, and for the safe keeping of the re-
cords thereof, and Of the property in the
custody ofthe government; and that sum
not exceeding ten thousand dollars be. and
the same is hereby appropriated, for the
purposes aforesaid, out Of any money IN the
Treasury, not otherwise appropriated.
Sec. =. Ind be IL further enacted, That
the Secretary of the Treasury be, and he
is hereby, likewise authorized to cause TO
be purchased a suitable site for Custom
House and Ware House in the city of Mo-
bile, in the State of Alabama, and to have
erected safe and convenient building, or
IN purchase a proper site with suitable
and convenient building already erected
House business, aud for the safe keeping
of the property in custody Of the govern
ment; and that a sum not exceeding eight
thousand five hundred dollars he, and the
same is hereby appropriated, for the purpose
aforesaid, oUt ofany money in the Treas
ury not otherwise appropriated
Sec. 3. find be II further enacted, That
the Secretary ef the Treasury be, and he
hereby is authorized TO cause to be put in
proper repair, and TO be used for Custom
House, certain brick Store, in Newbury-
port Massachusetts,, once the property of
Abner Wood and David Wood, Jun. but
now belonging to the United States and
that the sum not exceeding three hundred
dollars be, and the same is hereby appro-
priated, for the purpose aforesaid, out Of
any money in the Treasury not otherwise
appropriated.
Sec. 1. .4nd be Il further enacted, That
the Secretary of the Treasury is hereby
authorized and directed 10 cause suitable
site to be selected and purchased for q
Custom House and Ware House at Port
land; in Maine, and To cause a safe icon.
yenient building TO be erected thereon, for
the transactio Of Custom House business, |
and for the safe keeping of the records
thereof, and Of the property in the custody
of the Government and that sum not !
exceeding twenty thousand dollars is here
by appropriated, out Of any money in the |
Treasury not otherwise appropriated, for
the purposes aforesaid.
A. STEVENSON,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
s. SMITH,
President of the Senate pro tempore
Approved oath May, 1928
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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.lu THE steam Packet
CHANcELLoR LIv-
& ~ iNesToN, capt. Cog.
geshall, will leave Pro-
vidence for New. York, during the month
of September on the following days, at I2
o clock, M QT"Fsre So.
Thursday, the 4ih,
Tuesday, 9th,
Saturday, 18th,
Thursday, 18th, at ~ o'clk. noon.
Tuesday, 23d.
Saturday, 27th
Stages will be in readiness on the arrival
ofthe Packet at Newport to forward pas.
,engers to New Bedford, Plymouth, and
Sandwich.
Sept. 4th.
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Witnsss my hand, this - day Of -,
in the year one thousand eight hundred and
twenty eight.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-09-18
Revolutionary Claims.

Under the act, entitled I'm act for re.
hy efeertnin ',Irririas Oficers and Sol
d'ers 9fhs .army efths Revolution" up.
proved 18th May, 1898.
TREisURr DEPARTMENT,
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tPUBLIc c-No. 50 !

AN ACT to continue in force. for limited
time, and to anne nd an act entitled An
act to enable claimants tn lands within
the limits Of the State Of Missouri and
Territory Of Arkansas. to institute pro
ceedings to try the validity or their
claims"
BE IL enacted By he Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of the United States Of a
r,enea in Congress assembled. That, the
act approved the twenty sixth of May, eigh-
teen hundred and twenty -four, entitled
"An act to enable claimants 10 lands with
in the limits of the State Of Mssoori and
Territory Of Arkansas, 10 oins,itute proceed
ings to try the validity OF their claims" F"
shall be, and the same hereby is,continued
IN force: that is to say, for the purpose Of
filing petitions in the manner prescribed
by that act, to and until the twenty sixth
day Of May, in the year one thousand eight
hundred and twenty nine, and for the pur.
pose Of enabling the claimants 10 obtain
fnal, decision on the validity ofther clsims
in the Courts Of Missouri and Arkansas,
respectively the said claims having been
exhibited within the time above specified /;
the said act shall be continued in force to,
aud until. the twenty-sixth day Of May, 10
the year one thousand eight hundred and
thirty, and no longer; and the Courts hav-
ing coguissnce Of said claims shall decide
ppap saa e0pGSl such q would have been
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-09-18
ALSO.
Rv the Boston WAGGON,

his Store has Just been replOished with
NEW GOODS AMERICAN, ENG.
LtSH, INDIA, FRENCH, and GERMAN
selected by e good Judge; aud likewise anoth-
er Agent in New-York, looking up the good
Auction bargains, which will enable him to
give some real good bargains.
dmong .Mr. S,0eers Cheap GOODS, are,
A lot of Cslicos that are undressed for l25
ceuts per yard; and elegant prints from % to
33cents: A lot Of. Cotton Hosiey for only Is
per pair, and fine from 33 10 70 cents, no has
good silk, worsted, hemp & cotton Hosiery;
a lot Of fcheOp book muslin hdkfs; moro India
blue hdkfs. for Sd each; Chez from I2a cents
to 20 cts; stripes, bedt.cks and ginghams;
book, iaconei, and null muslins; cheap Swiss
muslin, plair ard figured Swiss nUsin toiiafs
and hdkis; good Russia dIapsfs, 5lack Grapes
Canton and nnnkin; ilannels ,beizos, blankets,
and broadcloths, very handsome, floor Car.
petings, Ravens duck, Sheetisg, and sail
cloth; cotton and silk Umbrellas black silk
gauze Wells first chop, yellow nsnbins, horse
skin, kid and leather Gloves and mitts; En-.
glish, and French silk gloves, Cologne water,
WITH MANY OTHER ARTICLES
NOT MENTIONED.
Newport, Sept a 1925
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-09-18
NOTICE.
MISSING,
o. or abom Me 6M or .4ngusl iinsiant,

On or about The 6th Of .hg,ISi instant,
A certain TRUNK with the artificial
~ initials thereon l.. h. b. covered with
calf skin, of brown and white color, with
many brass nails. Said Trunk was taken
from under the bed of the subscribe where
it had been for some time, and it may be
presumed that some person acquainted
with the premises was the perpetrator.
As near ne the subscriber cen ascertain
from recollection, said trunk contained g..
bout Four Hundred Dollars, viz;--three
hundred on the Providence Blackstone
Bank, and the other hundred, Bllls on the
different Banks Of Newport, K. 1. and
likewise in said trunk there we're papers
testamentary, relating TO the last Will and
Testament of William Brown, late Of Mid
dletown, dec. of which said Will the SUBJ
scrlbeV was Executor, and the loss Of said
papers will embarrass him as 10 making
returns TO the Court Of Probcte in due
time. There were also deeds, mortgages,
aud other papers therein, which can be Of
no use TO any person except the subscriber.
N. 3. If the perpetrator or perpetrators
who have committed this felonious depre.
dation, will return said Trunk to the sub
scriber with It's contents, or inform him
how he may obtain the same, they shall
never be eXposed--otherwise, the subscri-
Der offers ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
REWARD to any person or persons who
will give him such information whereby
he may obtain this ITO hlm) valuable pro.
perty. ABRAHAM BROWN, I'd.
n 4 NJ
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AN ACT making appropriations for Gus
tom Houses and Ware Houses.
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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES PASSED at THE
FIRST SESSION or THE TWENTIETH CONGRESS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-09-18
RICHARD RUSH.

For the purpose Of obtaining the amount
Of pay accruing to me for the half year
ending on the Cd day of September, 1893.
under the act entitled "An act for the re-
iefof certain surviving officers and sol-
diers Of the Army Of the Revolution" APP
proved 18th May, 1923. ] Of in
the county Of in the State OF do
hereby declare, that was q in the
Of the Army Of the Revolution, in the con-
tinental line, (as was more fully set forth
on my application for the benefits Of the
said act,) aud that have been found enti-
tied, by the Secretary Of the Treasury, un-
der that act to the pay ofs - in the said
line.
Fitness my hand, this - day Of -,
in The year one thousand eight hundred and
twenty eight
Before me, "a -, for the county
Of -, in the State Of -, personally
appeared, this day, -, and -, Of the
said county, who did severslly make oath
that -, by whom the foregoing declsrs-
ton was made and subscribed, is well
known to them to be the person therein de-
scrbed, and that he is generally reputed
and believed TO be - in the army Of
the Revolution, ia the manner ss therein
stated: and that the said declaration was
made and subscribed by the said ---- in
their presence, on the day Of the date
thereof.
Wiins. my hand, this - day OF -,
in the year one thousand eight hundred and
twenty. eight.
L., Clerk Of the Court OF the County
Of - in the State Of -, do hereby GER
tity, that ----, before whom the foregoing
affidayiis were sworn, was, at the time, .
-, for the said county, and duly empow-
cred 10 administer oaths.
liz TEsTINoNT WHEREOF, j have
hereunio set my hand, and alfred
the seal ofthe said Court, this
day Of -, in the year one thou
sand eight hundred and twenty
eight.
August2l. I'm
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q Shares in the Portsmouth UNION FAC
~ TORY, III applied for soon; ifnot sold be-
fore the Goth Of August, they will be then
NICHOLS HAssARp,
Newport July "a, lsas.
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Printed and Published by
ATKINSON g. READ.

TrInters OF the LAWS OF the UnlIeu SUITES
IN THE BRICK BUILDING,
Opposite Mr.. Townsends Coffee House,
Aud South corner of Pelhan-street.
Entrance Pelhamstreet)
Terms.
Two Dollars per annum-one half In advance
Price Of .idUorttSing.
One Dollar per square, for three weeks, and
seventeen cents for each subsequent inser
ton. Larger ones in the same proportion.
Advertisements not marked, will be contin-
ued till forbidden, and charged accordingly
lTAll accounts must be settled at least
once year.
IJNo paper discontinued until arrearages
are uaid
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-01
SELVES.
For Sale at I'm. FL. Ftsmhylsoma's
BOOK STORE.

SrEcrAcLEs in gold, silver aud steel frames; Spy
- glasses microscopes, thermometers, Compasses,
Mathematical Instruments, Globes;
Zen and Pocket Knives, in great variety; Sword
and other Canes gold, silver and steel PENS ever
pointed and common Pencil Cases; fancy and plain
Snuff Boxes
300 reams of Fools-cap, Letter and other Writing
Papers, irom2! TO dollars per reanr and all kinds OF
Stationary;
Elegant Spanish Guitars, well chosen and Tor their
quality, at low prices French, Italian and German
Violins, of superior and ordinary qualities; Flutes
F'lageolets, Violin Bows and Strings, Guitar and Pr
ano-fortc Strings. The newest Music, Music Books,
and Paper
Blank Books Of al descriptions, slitab Tor mer-
chants, and county court clerks, made Of superior
materials, IN the best manner
Greek Latin, French, Spanish and English School
Books Bibles, Testuments and Prayer Books; Psalm
aud Hymn Books for all denominations OF christians
n. L. Orders from the country attended to pune
tually, and Books ruled and bound to any pattern.
Old Books rebound. Spectacos and Optical Instru-
inen;s repaired. NovlI
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NTIEEJNIA.

VIRGINIA: AZ rules, holden in the clerks Office of the
superior court Of chancery for the Richmond district the
so day OF November, 1922 Thomas A. Baber Dit agait
Dyer IT, and Martha his WIFE, dts =
Inc defendants Isaac Cur and Jane his wife, and Samuel
nnce and gwen security according the act of assembly and
'uS oil TINS court and appearing by satisfactory evidence
S ae no' mhaniuntS OF this country ordered, that
the SAID defendants do appear here on the tenth ay of the
JANUARY trn and answer the bill of the plaintiff and that a
T ms order Inc forthwith inserted in newspaper pub.
ien w the city oi Richmond months aud
PS''' al the front door o tho capitol, IN the civ
~ copy Tcstr MhI q. rkNDLEION c G
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Sy he Governor IF the Co,amop,rea'ih Of Virgin q
"A PEoCr.AETAy

MTHRsrAs, nearly the whole of the returns made
w out by the Commissioners appointed pursuant
to the Ac' ct Assembly of February 18th, 1923 for
holding the poll for the choice of Electors of Pre-
sdcnt and Vice-Prcsdent of tho United States hnvc
been received by the Executive Department, from
which 1t appeors that large majority of the votes
has been given for the persons herein named and is
manifest therefore that they are regularly chosen
Electors as aforesaid follows, viz:
William G.. Ilolt,of Norfolk County
Wil'iam H. M'Farlani, OF Petersburg,
John Cargi'l, of Sussex
Mai. Thomas VI. Nelson, of Mccklenburr
Richard Logan, of HALIFAX,
DIR. James Jones, of Nottovav
Judge William Daniel, ~ Lvn;hburr.
Cox Joseph Martin, of Henry.
William f.. Gordon, of Abcmarlc
Judge William Brockcnbrourh, OF Richmond
George Buckner, Of Caroliuc,
William Jones, 81 Gloucester.
Col. Robert McCandSh, OF WILLIAMSBURG
EIyson Currie, OF Lancaster,
Judge John w. Green. OF Culpcpcr
Col. John Gibson, OF Prince William
Gen. George Ryst of Loudoun,
Jared Williams. of Frederick,
DR.. jacob ID. Williamson, of Rockingham,
John Eowyer, % Rockhridre,
MAJ. John u. George of TazewcF1
Andrew Russell, of Washington
Joel Shrewsbury, of Kanawha,
John Mcmillan, o. Brooke,
have therefore thought III, with the advice Of The
Council of State, to make proclamation thereof and
do hereby give notice to the Electors as herein abnv
named that they required by the Act of Congress-
passed March 5th 1872 to meet on the first Wclr,
day OF December next at such place as shall be
directed by tho Legislature OF the State then and
there To give their votes, and make md seal hcrc
licates OF all The said votes and dispose thereof a
by the sarlUw directed and that the said nl.ot,g i;
appointed by the Legislature, by the act passed on
he 18th February, 1928, to be held in the Capitol in
the City OF Richmond, upon the aforesaid day.
Given under my hand rs Governor and under
lsEAr.l the seal ofthe Commonwealth mt Richmond
this 10Th day of November, 1929.
WIN. Il. GILES.
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STEAM oAr WOE1CE,
yEIHE MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA STEAr

'ENHE NJ MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA STEAM
n BOAT COMPANY observing that the Steam
boats Richmond and Fredericksburg, which PLY be-
tween Norfolk and Richmond, are advertised for sale
on the 10Th lnst-to prevent any Disappointment 40
travellers the steam boats VIRGINIA. and NOR
FOLK will run through to Richmond from Bait
more, stopping at Norfolk anl City Point to accom-
phsh which the NORFOLK, Capt. Jno. Ferguson.
Sen will leave Baltimore every Smdly 4tley12on, at
3o'cock for Norfolk, commencing on Sunday 23d
inst; lc-7c Norfolk for Richmond every Tuesday
morning at O'clock, leave Richmond every Wcdncs-
day morning at O'Clock. and Norfolk ior Bal more
every THURSDAY morning 1t Q o'clock.
The VIRGINIA, Capt. Jno. Ferguson, j.. will
leave Baltimore every WedHeydry evening at o'clock
for Norfolk, commencing 26th INST. leave Norfolk Tor
Richmond every Friday morning al o'clock; leave
Richmond for Norfolk every Spud2y morning at &
O'clock and Norfolk for Blltimore every Monday
morning az Q O'Clock. Or long rs the naIration IS
open Fare from Baltimore 10 Norfolk sc; from Nor
folk to City Point s., and to Richnand s.. All bag-
gage and goods at ticrisk ofthe owner ~ owners
JAMES FERGUSON, Agt
no -O-iI 40 DJWlv'S Wharf.
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VIRGINIA: Al rules, holden in the clerks olcr of an.
sHe'l"' court ct ehanccry for the Richmond district
the an DAY OF July, 1923: John Baylor and Ccorr d.
o'Yo' ls against Robert Pollard, James Brown in
right and rxor Roher, Bu,nn surviving
o' Donald Burton, Samuel Braudrum. Thomas Pnker,on
aud DANIEL Bell, assiguees of Donald Burton nkrups
dts. ~
The defendants Samuel Brandrun. Thomas p;,k.,,o,
ann DaneI Bell not having entered their appearance and
give" security according 10 the of assembly aud the
,es OF ths court, aud IL appearing by satisfactory evil
Deuce mat they are not inhabitants Of this country; IL
ordered that the said defendants appear here on the
h'St day ~ the next term aud answer hill of review
hed by the plaintiffs; aud that copy of this order be
'ow inserted IN Sore newspaper published the CITY
e" Richmond for months successvry and posted =,
'hr 'front.' door of the capitol, IN the said city.
~ copy restr. VIM G.. PENpJEToS - r