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INDIAN
(Indian Tribal.) . = ae JAF
"A citizen of Monroe County, Ga., named Tittlebury Chan-
pion, was shot on Feb. 2, 1823, on the west side of the
Flint Hiver by an Indian, a lad of about 15 years of age.
He was pursued, and, after an examination by the chiefs

of the Mustoga nation, to which he belonged, was condemned
to be shot, which was accordingly executed,"" DAILY NA-
TIONAL INTELLIGENCER, Washington, D. C., 3-7-1823 (3=2,)

INDIAN ;
(Indian Tribal.) is oe tak FT
"hk citizen of Monroe County, Ga., named Tittlebury Cham-
pion, was shot on Feb. 2, 1823, on the west side of the
Flint River by an Indian, a lad of about 15 years. of age.
He was pursued, and, after an examination by the chiefs

of the Mustoga nation, to which he belonged, was condemned
to be shot, which was accordingly executed," DAILY NA-
TIONAL INTELLIGENCER, Washington, D. C., 3-7-1823 (3-2.)

IND:

(indian tribal.) SERF
"A citizen of Nonroe County, Ga., named Tittlebury Cham-
pion, was shot on Feb. 2, 1823, on the west side of the
"lint River by an Indian, a lad of about 15 years of ages
He

sued, and, after an examination by the chiefs
of the Mustoga nation, to whi

hich he belonged, was condemned
shot, which was accordingly executed,

TIONAL INIELLIGENCER, Washington, D. C.,

DAILY NA=
3-7-1823 (3-24)



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