Indiana Centinel, Volume 4, Number 11, Vincennes, Knox County, 24 June 1820 — Page 1
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ATNCENNES, (INI).) SATURDAY, JUNE 2-1, 1820.
TUB LI SHED EVERY SATURDAY JUORN1N 7, BY N. B LAC KM AN Publisher of Uie Lawn of the U. Sides, Opposite the B vnk of Vincenxes. TERM$ OF PUBLICATION. Tw Dollars in advance, Three in 6 months, or Four Djllars at the end of the year. . No subscription will be discontinued ttntil all arrears ges are paid. Advertise-ikvts inserted on the usual tenn3 The Gash must accompany advertisements.
NO. ll.
The Receiver of Public Monies has
Been instructed to receive in payment
for Lands sold in the District of Vin-
cennes, notes on the following Bank yiz :
Bank of the United States & Branches.
Bank of Virginia and its Branlic.es, " Fanner's Bank of Virginia ami branches Bank of Penn.'(Philadelphia) of North Ameiica do. Farmers ami Mechanics Bank do. Mechanics Bank of City County, do Commercial Bank of Penn. do Schuvlkill Bank do Bank of Northern Liberties do of Maryland of Baltimore
of Columbia (District of Columbia
Uniou Bank ot Georgetown Ho Patriotic Bank of Washington ilo Bank of Washington da of Metropolis do of Alexandua do New York Bank, New York Manhattan Co. do
Mechanics Bank do Ml tenants Bank, do
Union liank, do. Bank of America do. Bank of Chilicothe, Ohio. State 11 ink of Indiana, at A'incennes. Bank of Illinois, at Shawoee-Town, Ttnk of Misse l ; i- at St. Louis, Bank of Missi-sippi and braucues. do of New -Orleans. do. of Louisiana. Planters bank do. No note of less than five dollars is re ceiv able.
(Corrected Weekly.)
Mondays in November and May, in ev
ery year.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted. That.
from and after the first dav of Jul v next.
instead of the times now provided by
law for the session of the District Court
lor t lie District of Colombia, the same
shall be holdcn on the first Mondavs in
December and June in everv vcar.
II. CLAY",
Speaker of the Douse of Representatives.
JOHN GAILLA KD, President of the Senate, pro tempore. May 11, 1820. Approved : JAMES-MONROE.
AN ACT to annex certain lands within the territory of Michigan to tin
District ot Detroit. tie it enacted by the Senate and Houw of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled. That al! the public lands of the United Slates within the territory of Michigan, to which the Indian title was extinguished by the treaty held and concluded at Saguina, in the said territory, on the twen
ty-fourth day of September, in the year one thousand eight hundred and nine teen, shall be, and hereby are, attached to, and made put of, the Distiict of Detroit, in the said territory. See. And be it further enacted, That the lauds aforesaid, to which the Indian title has been extinguished, and which have not been reserved or appropriated by e.ristiug laws or 'reaties, shall be surveved, and offered for sale, under the diiectiou of the President of the United States, in the same manru r, with te same reservations and exceptions,
and upon the amc terms and eemditions
AN ACT to e&talis'r an uniform mode of discipline and fi 'd e.rercise for the Militia of the United States. He it enacted by the Senate and louse Representative's of Cue United States d America in Congress assembled. That
the system of discipline ami field crerj
cise wtncli is and s-iail be ordered to be Served by t'ne regular army of the United States, in the different corps of infantry, aitillery, and riflemen shall t1m be ob. rved" by the militia, in the exercises and discipline of the said corps, respectively, thtoughout the United State. Scc.2 . And be it further enacted, That o much of the act of Confess, approved
ine eigutn day of May, one thousand seven hundred and n.nety two, as approves and establishes the rules and discipline of the Hanoi De Steuben, and requires them to be observed by the Militia throughout the United States, be, and the feame is hrebv. repealed. 11. CLAY, Speaker of the House of Representatives. JOHN GAILLARD, President of the Senate pro tempore. . Mav 12, 1820. Approved. JAMES MONROE.
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Br AUTHORITY.
Laws of the Union.
16th CONGRESS 1st SESSION.
AN ACT to amend the act, entitled
"An act to provide for the publication
of the Laws of the United States, and
for other purposes."
lie it enact el by the Senate and hous?
of Renreseutatives of the United States
of America in Congress assembled, Tha
the Secretary of State shall, as soon as
convenient! v mav be, after he shall le
ceive any order, resolution, or law, pass od bv Congress, except such oilers, res
o'ufions, and laws, as are ot a private nature, cause the saw: t be published in
a number of public luvvspapei s, not ex ceeding one in the Oi-tnct of Colum
bia. and : not mote than ta;-e u"spapers in each of the several states a:;;! territories of the United States. And be shall also caue to bp publish-.'::., iu l;ke wanner, in the "aid newsprints, public treaties e."Prid ii'o i;,.-i r ;. 1 1 fi : d b tee United Stae? except lrdiau treaties, which shall h piuouih-.l only in one newspaper, a id that t 1- -i t i . i t i the liteits of tl t- or I r: i t orv ; which ihe subject matter oi sueli treaty sha'I beloTijT. Ser. 2. Art I i- firmer ennded. That
i tl." act. entitled 'An
:i everv respect, both, at public and p:i-
ate s-ile, as ate or may be provided by M" . ft . 1 .1 lt
iiids within the said Di"tict.
11. CLAY,
RESOLUTION p:vinK the consent of
Congress to a compact concluded be
tween the states of Kentucky ami Tennessee, for the settlement of their boundary line. Rfsutred by the Senate and llo:ise of Representative! f the United- states of America, in congress assembled, That, the consent of Congress be, and the same is hereby, given to a compact or
agreement, made and concluded, by and
between the r;ite of Kentucky and Tennessee, at Frankfert. in Kentucky; or.
the second day of February, one thousand eiiiht hundred ami twentv, to ad
just and establish the boundary line be-
Speaker of the Mouse ol Representatives, tween them, and for other purposes. JOHN GAILLARD, H. CLAY,
President of the Senate pro-temnore.
May It, 1SU. Approved : JAMES MONRO'S.
Speaker of f.he House of Representatives.
JOHN GAILLARD, President of the Senate pro tempore. May VI, 1820. Approved: JAMES MONROE.
IN ACT for the relief of Anzm O.
Fraser and others.
Re it enacted h:ith Senate and House. AN ACT giving the right of prc-cmp-f Representatives of the UnVed States tton to James Shields.
of America in Congress assembled That Re it enacted b'i the Senate arid House
lie Secretary of the Treasury be, and Uf Representatives of the United States
ie is he retry, authorized anil directed to of America in Congress assembled, Th it
f ... l-a
pay. out or any moneys in t!)e treasu- James Shields b'. am! he is hereby, en-
ry, not otherwise appropriated, to An- titled to a preference in becoming t'ne
o fi. rraser and others who, at the puchar, at private sale, ol fractional
time of the seizure ot the British ves-Uection numbered eighteen, in township
set Ardent, m or near t lie river nsis- numhered six north, of range number
sipnu in the vear one thousand e.iy;!it ed six east of tlie second principal mer
hundred and eleven, bv the United idian. within the limits of the JeflVr.on-
tates' revenue citte I.ouisiana. were I villi? district : at the smc r.rirf. and no
officers of the said cutter, or to their the sam, terms aod conditions, as ar,. burgh. Deerfield, and Eikland, to Batch
In Vrrinc.
Pittston, tr
Whitefield.
From Alna to Gardiner. From Sedgewick to Deer Island. From Ellsworth, by Jordan's river school house, ip Trenton, to the towns d Eden and Mount Deart. Fnon Waldoborough.by Union, Hope. Senrsmont. ami Belmotit to Belfast. From Gardiner, by Fittston, Whitli'dd. Malta and JeiVerson, to WaldoboFrom New Portland, by Kingfield, to Kreeman. From Hallowell, bv Malta, to Har
lem.
In Massachusetts. From Springfield, by Wilbraham, to Stafford Springs, in Connecticut. F:vm Saudwick, by Coatuit village, in West Barnstable, Thomas D Scudders A'armoutb. and Dennis, to liarwick, on the south side of Cape Cod. From Gloucester, by Essex, to Ipswich. From Hanover, by Hanvon, to Ea-i Bridgewater. From Northfield, by Vernon, to Brattleborojrg'n in Vermont. From Salsbury to Amesbury. From Taunton, by Raynhuin, to East Bridgewater. In Connecticut. From Derby, by Huntingdon, to Newtown. From Voodbury, by Roxbury,to AVar ren.
From Hartford, by Ea.st Windsor, Ellington. Soniers, Wilbraham, and
Ludlow, to Belchtrtown, in Maisachu setts
From New Haven, by Oxford, South-
bury, Woodbury, and Washington to
arren. From. Norwich to Colchester. In Vew York. From Batavia to Ridireway. From Windiiam,by Roxbury,to Stam fo;d. From Hopkinton to Kerne.
From Mount Hope to Bleomings-
burso.
From Moscow, by York, Caledonia.
and Scottville, to Rochester. From Dover to Siiaron, in Connecti cut.
From Porter, by Twelve Mile Creek,
to Eighteen Mile Creek.
From Skeneatelas, on the east side of Skcneatelas lake, by SpalFord, and Scott,
to I ourtlard village.
From Luzerne, by Edinburgh, to Gal-
wav.
From Newton, by Catiiarine, and
Cavnta, to Uhica.
From Bath, by Upper Addison. Troup
Aindfield Culpepper' sto.,. Jacob ustin s, Charles I . Alexander's, aud .axwell s store, to Charlotte. From Charlotte, by Azrai Cockbum's, rid William Taylor's, to AVadtsburunn. From Newborn, by Street Brid-e, Coom's Ferry, HookerstoH n, Snowhlll. r i Stantonburjr, to Sinithfu ld
Fnon La;vrenrevi!le, bv M'NeilV Store, and Nicholas Nail', to Pitts-'-".roMb. From Pittsborrogh, by 1). Mctt's, to wrcnceville. Froai 0'.f!ud,bv Cannon and Younr's
More, to L.arksvdle. in Y'.r-iriia.
ind
v. v.uii5mc, :n irgi:.ia. From Danville,by Wiili-n Riwlinnd Troublesome "iron Woik, to Sa-m.
le'il representatives, the sum ol lie provided bv law for the other public
thousand two hundred and thirty nine lands in the said district at private 111 .."ill
ttouars anu sixty two cents, in sucn sate.
proportions, as, bv law, thev are sever
ally entitled to ; being one half of the
amount paid into the Treasury as the
United States moiety ol the net pro
ceeds ot the said vessel and cargo, con
demned in the district court of the U
nited. States for the district of NewOrleans; and to which half the said o I'
ll. CLAY, ;peakcr of the House of Representatives. JOHN GAILLARD.
President of the Senate, pro tempore.
May VZ, l. Approved, james Monroe. o o:;c$ :o: o-
ficers were entitled und;r the provis- AN ACT to aHer and establish certain ions of the ' Act to prohibit the impor- pMSf Roads, tation of certain goods, wares or mer- 7?" it enacted by the Senate and Howe chandise,' passed on the eighteenth day of Rppresevt.tUvcs of the United Slides of April, one thousand eight hundred if America in Congress assembled, That
ami s,x, to ne distriouuMi among the fie followinir Post Roads be. and the
said officers, or their bal representa
tives, as provided bv the said act. II. CLAY,
rocaker of the House of Representatives.
JOHN GAILLARD,
President of the Senate, pr tempore.
Mav 11, 1S-20 -Approved, JAMES MONROE.
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one h---js:ir:d eight he.ndred and-eigh-te n. and the same is hereby, repealed : Provided. T!:at such repeal shall n ,r .. construed to prevent the pawnent
of a cooipen?a:ion that may be due for
t-.e r ihlitation of t'ne laws, previous to
t .e nroniulgation of this act. H. CLAY,
Sneaker of the House of Representatives. JOHN GAILLARD,
President of the Senate, pro tempore May 11, IS0. Approved : J Mi:s MONROE.
same are hereby, discontinued, that is to
sav :
From Lily Point to Halcyonville, in
Virginia.
From Dublin to Jacksonville, in Geor-
o-ia.
From Westport to Brunersto wn, in
Kentucky
From Whitfield, to Jefferson in Maine.
AN ACT for the relief of Samuel B. From Chackesaw Agency to St. Ste
Beall. phens, in Mississippi.
Re it enacted hi the Senate and Hansel From Chocktaw Agency to Monticello
nf Representatives of the' United Staffs' ami from Natchez to Lake Ponchai train,
.imerica in ( onsrress assembled, I hat to the same state.
the proper accounting officers of. the From Rhea court house, in Tennessee,
treasury Department be. and thev are to rort Jackson, in Alabama.
hereby, autluoized and directed to pav trom llavsviile to Oxlurd, North
t Samuel B Beall, the amount of two Carolina.
final settlement certificates, issued to r 'om alterhorough to Barnwell court
the said Samuel B. Beall on the first of Souse, in South Carolina
February, one thousand seven hundred! From St. Charles, by Montgomery
and eigntv-nvc, tor tiis services as a
lieutenant in the army of the United
States during the revolutionary war.
and numbered eightv nine tl on sand four
court house, to Howaid court bouse.
From Franklin, Howard county, to
Chariton.
From St. Charles, by Murphey?s in
hundred and fifty-six, and eightv-nine St. Jolins settlement, to Howaid court
thousand four hundred and fifty-sewn, house, in the Missouri territory, together with interest on the said ccr- From Vassalboro to llai lem, in Maine, tificates, at the rate of six per centum From Alua to Palermo per anunm, from the time thev b re in- From Dunstable to Pi.scataquay Bridge,
rerest, respectively, uhich said certificates were lost bv the said Samuel B.
in New Hampshire.
From Cahaba to St. Stephens.
Beall, and remain yet outstanding and Sue. -2. And he it farther euneted, That
N ACT to alter t e times of the so.
siomd the Circuit and Di-trict Court
in thi District of Columbia.
lie it enacted by tie Senate and Ho:tse of rpresentativA tf the United States f A'nry'fca in (:-rts assembled, That, from and after the fi-st day of January rie.rt. instead of the times now. provided bv law, for the session of the Circuit Court in the District of Columbia, the tame shall be hoMen at the times am: pdacesf'dlouinir.th it is to say : At W as!ilngton, in and for the county ot W a-h-ton.on the lit Mondav in October, antl
on the secoru! Mordav in Aptil, in evejvvcar: and in Ah xandiia. iu and tor th. Ciuntv cd Aieaaudi'u. oa t!ic fiist
unpaid: Provided, That. before payment
is made as aforesaid, the said Samuel B. Beall shall give bond to the United
Mates, to be approved of bv the Secretary of the Treasury, to relund the money, should the .aid cei tificates here
after be presented fur pavment.
Sec. l2. .;;: be it further enacteu. That the sums to be paid in pursuance of the first section of this act, shall be paid out of any money in the Treasury, not otherwise appropriated. II. CLAY, Speaker of the. House of Representatives. JOHN GAILLARD, President of the Senate pro tempore. May 11, 18:0 Approved, JAMES MONROE.
the following be established post roads,
that is to say : In ,Ve ?r Ha n js.'j i re. From Amherst, by L udborough and Greenfield, to Hancock. That the post road from Keene to Richmond. pa?s by Winchester.
From Kccr.e, bv surry, Drewsville.
and Lar.gton, to Charlcstown
From Dunstable, through Merrimack.
by Bedfoul meetinghouse and Piscata-
ciuay bridge to Isle Hookset. In Vermont.
From Danville to Montpelier, bv
Cabot, Marshheld. and Plainheld.
From Arergen4ieg,by Panton.to AVest-
port, in the state of New-ork
I From Stockbridgc to Randolph.
elorville, in Pennsvlvania.
From Constantia, by Cicero, and Salina, to Onondaga. From Reading to Dresden, on ceneca
lake, thence, along the lake, by Benton,
to Geneva.
From Goshen, by Scotchtown. to
Bloomingburv.
From Poughkeepsie, bv New Poltz,
and Bruynville to Bloomingsbugh.
From Sullivan, by Cazenovia, and
Woodstock, to De Ruyter.
In Pennsulvama
That the post rout from Philadelphia
to Athens, pass by Roming Ferry and the mouth of Durham Creek to Easton.
From Bedford to Somerset.
From Harrisburgh, by Corbett's Mills,
Jonestown, and Rohrersburg, to Ham
burg.
From Catawissc, by Mifilinburg, to
iescopeck.
From Liverpool, by Mount Pleasant
Mills, Freeburg, Middleuurg, and New
Berlin, to Mifllinbur
Frotn Reading, by . Morgantown, to
Do'vnington. Fhinn Fnnaus to Millerstown.
F'rom White Horse, by Berlin, Con-
nelville, Middletown, Mernttstown,Jef
ferson, Waynesburgh, and Morrisville,
to Grave Creek rlatts. in Virginia. F'rom Stroudsburh to Orwigsburgh. From New Hope, by Lumbcrville, ntn
Eruir.ua. to Romig?s Ferry, near t'ne
mouth ol Durham Greek. F'rom Kutztown, by Martztown, New Goshenhoppen, Seemanytown, Joseph WilliamVs,and Centre Suare, to White Marih. In Maryland. From Chesapeake, by Port Deposit, to
Gonewmgo.
F'rom Charlotte Hall, by the Three
Notched Road, to Fenwick's Tavern.
F'rom Haver-de Grace to Woodiawn. In Virginia From Bath Court House, bv M Clin-
tock's, and Anthoiiv's Creek, to Lew-
isburg.
From Staunton, by Greenville, and Fairfield, to Lexington. From Shepherdstown, by.Leetown, and Smithfield, to Winchester. F'rom West Liberty to Wtdlshurg. FVom Lr.riugton, by the Calf Pasture, to F'aucetCs in Bath County. F'rom Timber Ridge, by North River, to Mooreficld. From Petersburg, bv Sutherland's
Tavern, Lombard v, anil Dennis's Tav-
Fiom Haysville, bv Hawkins Mi
and Chalk Level, to WiUiamsboro.
In S-juih Carolina. Fro:n Columhua, bv Richard Harri-
n's Store, to Btchamsville.
From Georgetown, bv Black River.
Bull Creek, and Pee Dee Ferries, to
Conwavborough.
From Con w a vborough, bv Little Rir
er, and tfmithvillc to Willmington, ia
- ortii Carolina.
FVom Chester f ourt Hou?e, bv CeIar S'hoals, and M' Donald's Ferrv. to Lan
caster Court House.
Fiom John Tiioinpson, Junr's, br
Richard Howard's to Godfrey's Ferry.
on Big Pee Dee River, cr near th same.
That the Mail from Lumberton, to Marion Court House, pass br the mot
eligible rout, ommittwg Bartleld's if ne-
cessary.
In hccrgia. From Hartford, by Jacksonville, to Per revs Mills, in Tatnal county. That the Mail Route from Augusta to
Savannah shall pass by Wanesb"oroah.
rrom I'owelton hy Mount ion and Eatonton to Monticello. In Ohio, From Cosli(ctou to Wooater. Fr.on Nevilie to Bethel. That ti e mail from Marietta to Wood field, go by Regniei's Mills, in the town of Aurelius. . From F'eestown, by Bethel, Williams . burg, Lebanon, and Ridgeville, to Dayton. ' Pi om Lebanon, by Sprinsborough, and Ridgeil!e, to Xenia. Fiom Wfst Union, by Decatur, Ripley, Bridgewater, Bethel, and Newtown, to Cincinnati. From Greenville to AVinchester in Indiana. From Irville to Mount Vernon. From Piketon. by Robert Bennett'a and Asa Boynton's, to Burlington, ou the north side of the Ohio River.
F'rom Noiwa:k, in the countv of Hu
ron to Lower Sandusky, in the state of Ohio.
In Kentucky, From Falmouth, bv Theobald's to
Fredericksburg.
From Whitfey Court House by Col.
Ross' to Monticello.
ern, to Jennings's Old Ordinary. In A'orth Carolina.
Frotn AVilliamsboro', by Lynnsville,
to ClaikiviRe, in Virginia. F'rom Fayetteville, by Waynesborough, to Stnntonburg.
From AVadesborough, by Edward
That the post road from Mount Ster
ling to Prestonburg, pass bv the Glvn.pi-
an Springs, and Beaver Iron Works, in
Bath Countv.
That the post road from the Great Crossings to the mouth of Cedar, pass
bv Hesslersville, in Owen Countv.
From Richmond to Estill Court House. From Southland, by America, in Illinois, to Cypress in Kentucky. F'roin Richmond, by Big Hill, to Hazle Patch. From Kstili Court House to Patrick's Salt Works, on the north fork of Kentucky River. FYorn New Castle, by Westport, vwZ Bethlehem, to Charlestown, in Indiana. From Stamping Grounds to HesslcisvilU. From Frankfort, by Hesslersville, to Fort William. From Shclbyville to New Castle. In Tennessee. From Knoxviile, by Morgan Coart House, to Overton Court House. From Morgantown to Pumpkin Town, bv the town of Calhoun, to Ross's on
the south side of Tennessee River. From Murfrcesborough to Shelbyville From Carthage, by Lancaster, and Harmony Grove, to Statesville. F'rom Kingston, by William White'a on Poplar Creek, to Clinton. Fiom Monroe, by Gainesbornugh, Williamsburg, and Beech Hill, to Carthage.
From Revno'dsburg.i to the Lower
Chickasaw Bluffs.
From Nashville, hy Harpeth,and New Hope, to Fayetteville. From Greenville to Greenville College in the county of Greene. Fiom Sparta, by Allen's FVrry, and Libeity, to Statesville. From Chickasaw Lower Bluff to the post of Arkansas. In Indiana. From Palestine, bv Hindostan, to Porm tersville. From Madison to Verai!ics. F'rom Lawrencehurg.bv Aurora, Hanover, and Rising un, to Vctay. In Illinois. From Kaskaskias, by the Irish Settlement, Covington, Carlisle, and Perrysville, to Vaudalia.
F'rom Illinois Saline, in Gallatin, ta Golcooda. From A'ork, by Aurora, to Terrell ante From Montgomery, by Brownsville
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