Indiana Centinel, Volume 3, Number 43, Vincennes, Knox County, 5 February 1820 — Page 2
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AN ACT
To amnd an act entitled, 'An act subjcct-
Hec. 3. Jnlbe.it further enacted, That the -for of direct taxes and internal duties tori
the 6th collection district cl Maryland. Elcazar Buruham, ct" New Yor!;, to he col
lector of direct taxes and internal duties lor
neieiMlant snail have the piivik-e ol Sirtm apart to the sheriti or other officer, who may have an execution against him, or to the in
quest, at the time of appraisement, such nart'the 2od collection district of New Yotk.
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oi luareal estate as may be sutiicient, and as Robert Batte, ot Yirgtuia, to be collector
irvr rit anl n.rsnil property to execu- near the value as may be, to satisfy such of direct taxes and internal duties for the
t,o'). approved .ri January, lbli. execution or executions, (it the whole is not Wth collection district cf Viriuia. Ssc. !. .';.: it enacted by thet General .i- necessary) as lie may choose. Provided, the T-eophiias T. Wave, of Pennsylvania, to S.'vi.';v of the Stule of Indium, That in all same be 'sufficient to discharge tie execution be collector of direct taxes and internal du-ca-; w '.-;) execution shall issue against the 'or executions, and costs, agreeable to the pro- ties for the ICth collection district of i'enng .... chattel-, 'ands, tenementsor heredi- j visions of the first secti-u cf the act. J;td it s.v Ivaniu. ta uents of any person or persons, company , ! isftirther Provided, that the plaintiff shall George M. Bibb, of Kentuckv, to be atb ly corporatism- politic ; executor, execu- Miave the privilege of taking the p.opeily set toruev of the V. States fur tlivf Kentucky distrs, adu.iuistraior or administrators oil any apait at two-tbitds of its valuation, iu" dis- Ciict." . j -d.m.-ut hen-after to be r.-ndercd in any i charge of his demand, or such pai t thereof, James It. Pr'wzle, of South Carolina, to he ' cm r t within this State; it shall be the duty ofja he siudnhinh proper at its'a;;p: ied value, collector of the tuatoms for the district of th s!iriftor other .ifficer, whos duty it sh.Jl uhic! si ail be endorsed on too execution, & Charleston.
b to execute tnesame, to call an imjueu oljthe sheritt'or other oiheer to ;.:uui the exe.- Be-jamir Ileeder, of Virginia, to Le ma;
Congress.
HOUSE 07 UEntKSENTATn ES. Thursday, Dec. 23. Mr. Hendricks, cf Indiana, offered for consideration the following resolution:
Resolved, That the committee on the P iblick Lands be instructed to enquire into the expediency of so amending t!ie law of f oilViture, th-t the actual settler and cultivation of the soil shall have a preference of re-entry after his lands shall have been forfeited to the United States, "and before they shall La exposed to publick sale. (. the question to agi e to this reoluli n, the House divided, without debate ; a;i was avrieed to 64 votes to 58.
five respectable Ir-ehohlers, and the inquest jcution is directed, is heiebv authoiistd aud shai of the Jittict west of the Alleghany fchdl on oath or affirmation to he administer-vmp ered to make a deed tj the plaintiff, mountain in that 3(ate. eJ hvsqid officer, reurn to said officer under ,for tUt. n-opeitv sj laken, i:i the saiae man- ILnry C. JWate, of the district of Columbia,
nifir nanus ami seal, an esiimate oi iat- real tier as it t..e propertv had been o;!e;ed by the 0 ho re-iter of wills lor the t-u..)' of Wih value of vaid property, upon actual view sheriff or oi.r oiucer ut public .ale, aad pur- in-ton, Tn siid di-ti ict. thereof, within ten dajs after such view ; 5c chased iv i,.e plahiiiu. I'm Jed 9 no tiropei- "hi chard lilund Lee, of the district of Co
th said ofheer, on receiviHg suc i return, ty shall be so takeu bv the plaintiff, unless tiie lumhia, to be iud-o of ih. oi i.in's ioui t .doult eer.i3 to be e;.teiUincd that the fevir.
w itii the Clerk. sum, jit! once been onVrcd at public sale, for ti;e county of Ya!!iij-iif:. i
From the "atclfz Gazette, December -J. vfler an absence of nearly three mintlis, occasioned bv a nit malignant tlis.ae, we
ah. have the pleas-itr of corratulating ourrea-
Oer upon the i otoration once moie ot t.ca.tii and basi.ies In tie lily cf Natchez. Xo
a!iaU fartltwith deposit a copy
i t if Court, where vucli writ issued, or with .acnceakl y to the fore 'oin, provisions of this trirt'.
xne i,icer wno i-uei tne same, aim cause ;acj
in said ui- tf nt entirely ea t:r.v;ishet!,l.as o far abated
,'iompson Jnson, of Virginia, to he collec-
ja to render the return cf or citizens to jtlu ir i.outei butli proper and afc.
Aiex-
puD.ir. notice to be given ot tie t:me and ; .4. be it farther enacted. When tor of the customs lor the district .of
ph. e of sale, tither by pub,i.,hin- the same .execution issues from a Justice ol "the Peace, audi i. V.'e copy, savs the Peterhur2li Intelli
in ti.nvspaper priated within his county, orja,uj on returii of such execution, it appears ' -IVUliam Hewitt, of the District ot Colon- zer.rei, the f 'Mow it fp.tn an Aibanviaper.
u; riming yne same in inree ot iuc mo tne property so executed, would not onnir bia, to Uo collector of iattriial
pua.icp'ace witJuu tne . township in wlucli two-tlurds of its appraised value for want of Ditikt cf Columbia
daJies tor the with
; m."itoi. t!ia t o1 trn f iheiifitailv has
such sale is to hem d at least ten days be- huvers, there sliall be a stay of execution for liJyert P.in, cf IVnne-p, to he mar- 'Li.d v sastaha-d -rcat iij.i.vby fuc. The fne such sab ; and it any sale shall be made one year from the date of the return of such shal in and for the district oi' West i e.iues- :; den .od-.aitc of the Shahers, ha3 b any sheriff or other olhcer, without notice execution. 1'rovided, the plaintiff does not see i- r. : th.- -uhj. ct of scorn at.d reproach haviog been given as aforesaid, the ohicer choose to take the o.o.n itv at two-third of John Cnml'.t. ,A', JpW-. to bi n,.U--i- r.:inir lit-re is j u'-1..iitial act
m :.;nr such ale shall he liable to the action valuation, and secunty approved of by iant cwlKctor for the dUtt xt" j! Aev V oi k, ; "f J-avco-h- i n charitv pei forced by tii. se
cf the dtfendant fir defendants, and of every
ot,,e- prison injured thereby. Provided, That no property taU u in execution, sliall be sold for ess ; an two-ihiids of the returned value o4 i i nu'st. i'ruvided however, That noth-
tn P a.".-thi-j , .
t!ie Justice bein eu'red ; b it should the for tut city and port of Jersev.
deftndaut or defendant, neglect or refuse
t( iiive security fur the stav as is provided, then execution shall isue, and the money be maoh tl.urtuo.. ;is oro'u!oil in t'ic.ict to vv'!iich
t s act shall bfl so construed as to this i, an ameodmtinr .ii.d in all cases nre-
Mit th? collection of any um of money, v;Us to t;a;iig au inMue.st by the sheriff or
;in iu uve pi BM-oi. caisuu- iaus in tnvr ohnr, as is provide.! in this act, such
iMip-
Iet hose vh hav viied, iv n-
a, where the coatnet on whicli any wflplcer si,a,i ,xe hotice (iiereuf to the piaintiffi tot n.y of the United .Sait. in uod Iv,r i of or execuiiou maybe had. shall have ;n ...pi, e.ivr.otiin. or hi :itrn nf -t-. and eitr.er noriiiein distrut r.. V.,..
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M.avi i vur miu-uiucc .o..lu-, party may e.vcept to three persons' summoned
TUettdurictc liland. d .V.ii vlar.d, t.; b, Mimi't to imitate, ami n p siole, sorjiasd
juder.f the United States, in a:;d fcr i!i: fhe" od detU to tifjri 'ii .w imhi. Maryland district. 4 w$ hun?nd. and 'je fed ir.e na linger Skinner, of New-York, to y? jude Ac-, ar,d - ec-J'tAil tne.'9 of the United States, iu aiid lor the no. lhv-i u j !t liv.' us ; co!iar p-eftnre to mentlistrict of New York- jtion. thit some dev iast week, hiirht Lare
Jacob SuUierlund, of New - York, to be at- i ff cl:!?-hs. h aded w it!i Provisions,. li.MJ-
.L ih..!! i'ui iiiture, I loths ann lot -rinj:, all of
jthevt-ry bet kind aid ijualitx, arrived ia I the eitv of Schenectady, as a dtuiation from
Shakers" Societies at New Lebanon and
kuna,for the unfortunate and distressed
n- nr?l wh.til I'tVA I I'll v.t Tl's.n I lv i .. . ... a - .. i , . . .
,v" ' " ' I-- oil .stir t loiiot'r vu .our mniiimr f.iu'. .mi rum iMrm inn s. nut'oiim m Piv.vi prui, i
th ; e-ord ''specie,' or by the words iand- to as man v more a -ood and suiiicient cause Dec. S0. j N
o ne- moiiev, m such contract. i ruv!aa therefore caf. be shew n. ami the beinir nlain- CliLLICO H1K OhH BANK. in
a . I oat the property levied on by the sner- tiffor deleudant in an v judgment recovered state of ohio. ill : any other oflieer, on any execution is- ;,, tjlt Cireoir Cout-r m whi, .ruti.... ...v Xfer. J. & J. ;,.., PvA,n,r0 n,V.c
VJ..ji ;n anv juoncnt to he ohta.ned in be issued, .r i- in the hands of the sheriff, in this city, have madJ Ta solid arrangement, ,f" 1 ,;ii'( ,rcu,,t Mvme Courts oi tots M be deemed -ond cause. Provided, that which enable them hencefoi th to exchange St t -a.l be .e.ead.it toe de.endatit wul the officer eeCutin- saitl writ, ha!l be al- the said notes altice perceut discount. cr.ter into a repiuvm b md with sudiuent tree- lo-ved .50 cents for humuionin-an ixjuest a , ho I security lor the p.iv.nent of thn debt. is pnvui0i in thi.- law. and each juror com- DIKD.-Lately. at Salem, Mass. the Uev. xn!r,st and costs, in oae year trom toe ren- nr,,;rr, S!:rh mnuest. sh.-dl be e.ntiile.d to Dr. RENTI.Rv t -a ..fl,,,,,, ,.f ,,.Mt
n 'dtbe judgment, which bono shall be -ive twenty -five cents for his services, tobejtific and literary acquirements ; of pure and fi:-; umtheoiocewiiencetht.e.ecutHniis.u.n.. pa;,Us othr costs. unsophisticated" litu and conversation; ot a;-i -hall have no wme foi e and etlect a wv. 5m jnJ te it rltrttiPr evactai That a ; strict integrity and unbounded philanthro-jud-nentsnovy naye in burning leal property, Mas ai.d -urns of money due, t,r ' that mav'phy. The loss of this gentleman will Pe
and n which bond, execution may issue al
ter the same becomes dut. as evecution now issued on replevin bon is made payable in 5 months after tike rendit n of judgment, and th v -ane proceedings nay be had thereon, anv thing to t'r.e conta? v ia this act nolwithatavtliug. Se?. 2. Jind be it fnrther enacted, Tha in cao t1 e goods, chatt !s, land, tenements r le itaiuents, seize ! u;d taken in cxecot. . till not, on being exposed to sale, pto-
c :e amount of Use debt, damages and
' ' ry ee:me i ie. tanv batik ov branch thereof, severely felt by his numerous friends in va-
hy Donu. note, oi!l or otltei wise, in tins stale, .shuil be subject to ti.e provisions 'ft'ds act, any law, u-age, r cjrtom, to the coutiary r-otvvithstanviing. Viovuh'd also, nothing in
this act -vhall be so co?-t'tieti, as u xleud
rious paits of the country, as well as by his immediate parish, and the different literary societies oi which he was a hh.V.y esteemed member.
No man has paid more frequent, mere sin
habitants ofthatcitv.
Louisville, Jan. 5, 1820.
The lion. Wm. I.og of Shelby and John Kmmersok, Esq. of Green Countv, have already been announced as candidate for Governor at the ensuing election. It is also anticipate by Rome of the fiinds of the hon. II. Ci.at, that his name will te added to the list of candidates. The New-York Gazette ays That such is the scarcity of Seamen, in that city, that vvaues had advanced from 8 to 152 dolls, per month. This is probable, as the Hornet sloop of war was unable to complete her complement of men, by enlistments, at that station.
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LOXDOJ? BREWERIES.
The? Breweries of London, (says a late
r over tne lintish Island,) may ius-
ranked amongst its greatest curriosi-
nt his couisc Ities, and the eslabluhnent tif Messrs. Care-
hav collected, or m,iv hereafter collect any witli genuine independence, lie was a phi- lay & Co. is one the most considerable. A
mono h ov vi-t!i ot their respective omces, losopaer, pei iiaps ot the sceptical, but cer-1 steam engine, ot the power ot 50 horses, t'oea
it provisions to cipher f'tnstahies, Justices cere, more candid, or more iei-lirig tributes
of the Peace, Utui", 'oroners, ( !e ks of to the ''illustrious dead," than Dr. IJeutlcy. j traveller Coutts, County Tn-auvei s. Collectors, Tras- Forgetting individual opiuion, and regai dless Jtly be r tees of Public :-emir:a-ie, or Lasv ve: , woo ol w hat otoers might think, he kept his couisc ties, and
. . . . v f 7 : I v. UV.Mt.W. : il i fhPtoiin. it s vi s'if in.iv ht aw- ... f... l . .1: . . r 1 a . . i . . 1.1 1 . .
. v.... .y ... j eiuin iim iooi v iouais, oo'.iie s rorpor:ue. or mr 1 taint v 1101 01 me iuiIole!;t Ol'ucr. INO man
! o- roe snerui or onr oiucer oy a'toincr t!ie &tat, or countrv : ::ut executions issuing t. to seize and take any other goods, s..ru ntiv.f " ,linn; r..ii..rt... I Uv
ne!s, lands, tenements, or iiereditaments, t;em by . virtue of thir respertite o.Tices
tMereunon, witnout any writ ot venui- aforesaid, shrill "overbed in nil resnects bv
tiou; ekoonas, to make public sale thereof, tie act to which this- is an amendment, any
thir. iu this act to tine couUary notwithstanding. The second, third and fourth, sections of
& td to thesaid writ of eveeu?ion. and give thi s act, to which this is an amendment be,
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a- raoiv 10 tne provisions 01 mis acc ; at(i up u such sale, the sheri'F or other officer sh-jil .nak' return thereof, endorsed, or an-
the ouver a deed iuU executed and acknowl
er d f.r what is s old ; but in cae the prop
at.d the same are hereby repealed.
1 his act to tate eocct it o.a and after its
o .hiids ot" its appraised valuation as afore- WIT T.I WlfiV DP VV
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Speaker of the Ilmse of Representatives.
ipprai
S".d ihen tiie officer shall make return noon toe w it of execution, that he exposed such proo : tv to ale, and the tame remained upon , li s .ands unsold for the want of buyers," vV ie ; r'turti sh ill not make t!'e sherill' or' ott-er officer iiaMe to answer the debtor dama- j pe c-mtained in mic'i rit of execution, but) t w rit of vMiditi. mi exponas, shall be issued
the greatest part of the work ; for altho . li
there are neariy two hundt ed men emplov -j,
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ami a gieai iiumoer Jiorses, toese are
was ever more industri us. Mo' divine was ever more fair, or more honest. As an en-
ijuirer into nature, he was patient, inquisitive, ! onstiv for the oul-dor?r wmk ; the inteiior .ealou, and communicative. As a christian. 'ao-ars quite solitary. Large rakes v.ith he was a pattern of Gospel simplicity, and tne t chains moved bv an invisible power, siir to tJock wnich he has led has need to mourn (tor very hottoi immense ma.s of n alt
in boiit-rs !C fi-rt de-p elevators which no
U VTL1FF HUOM,
President if the Senate. Approved, Januarv IB. 18C0. JOXvrtiAN JIINNTNGS.
A'TOINTMRXTS,
the absence of a good shepherd. The Register," of which he has been many years Editor, has necessarily engrossed much interest, because we have been accustomed to look to it for the result of his labor?.
In New-York, a few days since, J
, one ot the crew ol the noted Cant. 1 . .
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hodt touclies, f a rv upo the summitt of the building fO'i bushels of nnlt a tlay, iheuce fli"tributed tl.rough woeden chain'els to the different places wlere the process is Ca:- ietl on. Casks of truly gigantic sizes are ready to receive the liquors. Ou1 of th; ni contain 3000 barrel;,. Now, at 8 barrels t i a ton, this is e pial to a ship of 375 tons.
JSy the side o? tnis are (ther enimou3 ve.
A7J. He was supposed to he, at. the time of his death, cm? hundred and three tiears tif
age. His general occupation, for the last! sp' tKe s!allct of which, contains about thirty years or more, was stowing avvav ve-i barrels, are worth when full 5000 ir.u: ls
igeiauies, ecc. tor tne huckster women in Hvpterimj eacn. All tnese immense apparatu
market, after market hours, for which servic't
he received a sixpence. Having no relatives,
at rereq-iet of the p'aiut.ty. directed to t!,e By the president, hj and with the advice and .e willed, to a woman'uho attended him, tl
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p - !"r oiucer. coiamaoouii; ouo 10 joceeu
a-:a n t a dertie and expose to sale such ir-.o,!s. chattels, land-, tenements, or herdit-
ie
consent of the Senate. w hole of his nronertv. amounting tu from
Th prsilent. by and with th ml vice and to ib,0C0 dollaro.
consent ot the senate, has rc-appintd tha
its. as above directed. Provided, That following persons who were commissioned LABJ1JL1 The Legislature of Alabama
tluring the recess of the Senate
Ed'cnrd Cole, of Illinois, to he Register-
of t!v Lind-Oflice at Kdwardstillc, iu the state of Illinois. Charles S. Coby. of Louisiana, to be Register of the Land-Office at St. Helena. Fulicar Skipwith, of Louisiana, to be Receiver of public monies for lands of the U. States, at St. Helena. Warren Broirtt. of Illinois, to be Receiver of puhlic monies fur lands or the U. States, at Kaskaski.i.
has elected the following named officers:
Thomas ,i. Rogtra, Secretary of State. Sauiuel Pickens, Comptroller. Jack P. Ross, T reasurer. Carter It. Harrison, Adj. General. William Peacock, Qi. M. General. Yashvilie Whiz.
wh ' inv personal propertv shall be levietl
ynin and .rf."rid for sale umler the provisions oi 'thi act. ;f it des not sell for two-thirds ol t e appiaised value thereof, it shall be la.vfu! for tne defendant to receive said propertv, bv giving bond and security, which shall b 'ijiproved of by the officer who executes si 1 propertv fr the payment of said debt, in -rest and cists, within one year from the date of th rcur:i f auch pxecution, w hich b-imUhali be tiled iu the office f the Clerk of the Circuit Co. t, or in the office of the Justice of the P.-ac. from which ueh executiou issued, on which bond, execution shall
issue as on replevin bonds in tither cases and :the pare in and for the county of Washingt'o nronertv taken on such execution issuing ! ton, in sab! ditict.
on the replevin bond so !Ven a- atoresaiu,j Richard IV. II llnhershtcm. of Georgia, to the exclushe priilee of supnlvin -certair
thai! he sold to the highest hniuer, lor me ,e attorney ol the United State tor the Ueor- West India Islands with ice : but, Ids stock L-t price which can be obtained for the sum. gi district. ; fullini? short, he sent a brW to the coat o Provided, Nothing in this act shall be so Jonathan Eearsly. of Pennsvlvania, to be Labrador in August last ! After fastening to con-trued as to authorise antr sheritfor other Recover of public monie. for lands of the U. several ice-islands, and encountering man oSiccr, to whom any execution shall be di- States, at IVtrmt. perils, he got a full cargo, and sailed for rert.- ltoll real property lor a les sum Robert ilh tson, of New York, to be at- Martinique. The brig wa in one instance than two-third "fits appraised value, to he tomev of the L. States, !rl and for the south- lifted six feet by the rolling of an ice-island ! . miVi.m'.J in the maun. r as prescribed in ern di-tnct o New W. " -V (The enterpiize was successful, and the brig te iuat JCtion of thi act i I)anid tcLiel, o Maryland, to be colic- "ha retaraeii to BcitoBi
t "Washington-, January 7. -oseph Bonaparte's elegant mansion, near Kordeiitown, vvas ou Tuesday last, consumed by tire. M. Bunanartp
Thomas (hrlerrj! and Ezekial JIc Daniel, York in time to seethe walls fall in. of the District of Columbia, to be i'itices of
NOVEL KN 1 KKPRIZK.
Ice Trade. A merchant at lloston, has
io arranged that every partis acci-ssit !e,
and the whole is contained under one roof. The stock of liquor is estimated at 3C0,'.CQ pounds; the barrels alone iu which it is carried about to cutomers cost 60,000 p und? ; and the whole capital is not less than half a mill ion sterling ; 250,000 barrels of beer ar sold annually, which would load a fleet of 150 merchant-men of the burden of C00 tone
each. The building is incombustible al of brick, and doors of iron,"
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D.l.VCLYG. " I am an old fellew," jays Cower, in one of his letters, to Hurdis; but I lad once my dancing days, as you have now ; vet I could never find that I could learn half so much of a woman's real character, by dancing with her, as conversing with her at home, when I could observe hpr behaviour at the table, or at the fireside, and in scenes of domestic life. We arc all good when pleas ed ; but she is the good woman ho wants not the fiddle to sweeten her." oooooDestructive fires, have lately occurred at Wdmington, Augusta, Schenectady, Boston, and Lexington. An old friend is often used br mankinj like an old hore; they hackney "him out in their service, ami when he's past his dicdf ry, Icate hnn to dio iu a ditch.