Indiana Republican, Volume 4, Number 161, Madison, Jefferson County, 20 January 1820 — Page 2

-'it -;r:.I not be River, m rale-, of Rsclv:d, That the ft'm- demands on the continp W'c 1ml, but the same shall be mittee on the judiciary bs in- geut fund, including hin structed to enquire into the ex- ture expenditures, as Tu"day LD?f V V pe Jiency of prescribing bv law well as demands accrued Mr Noble, submitted for th-10de of quartering soldiers and unpaid, Sco

consideration me luuun during the war in the houses

Jolnr resoiutiGn of the generat auction of civil antj . assembly "for the encourage- rights, Resolved, ment of Domestic Manufac- committee be- Turtle.. rl.f5

- - iii3Tf.

resolution: r r:,;7pn. .,un rh rmhhc

turcs, which was re:d.

Tuesday, fan, 4

Mr. Bc?ffs introduced a bill by law, for requiring ttW c'

21,27s oo tor taking tnc enumeration in uuu ancr inc davnf

ion cannot be rentiUrh! 1

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Racked, That the commit- ' av m,i :f neccs. The probable amount of re- the white male inhabitants', 'the proper officers 0f f

& l.l. ItrwI. mctrTirf- - ' . t 1 . " . 1 . . . nWr.r mm irairc - rrr T-lOl 1 ( H 111 M lT i f 1 1 ', I rprtltJ tn . I

uc on puunv. Minn "u-- 2rv 3nti the mode by wmcn ccpis ror me tuucui -ai,

cci tocnqire mm u'a u.. nr tP nrnntr m.iv he taken Amount ot money

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-y of continuing in force the tor public use; designating par- already paid in 7454 act entitled "An act to suspend tjcujarjr by whosc orders pro- Amount due and un1 ;.-.,: .-.,-1 ttrrs fhf salvor 1 . 1 .1 ....

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nhnvp -9 1 vpnrs nf anr- which banks shall certifv tn tk

was read. ernment the names :tb i Wednesday, Jan. c. .sumf of all persons or f 5

Mr. Harrison introduced a indeb'd in their resuert:

for a limited time the sale or pertv m'ay taken the man- paid from sundry she- bill for the qualified electors to banks, where the amounts

forfeiture rt lands tor lauure ncr ()fasccrUinin its value, 5c riffs,for the vear 1818,3000 co vote tor or against a conren- exceed the sum ot

t 1 . o

m completing tne pantm:. tie modc by whicli the owner thereon,' until the 3 tst Mrcu, h;iU rcce;vc wlth thc least pos. 1S22. rible dclav, the just compensaThe Senate resumed the con- tion U) hich hc Js cntilled by sideration of the - motion tor tiie constitution of the United

inc tuiiiiuuiwu C(

Amount due troni sundry shenffs for thc year 1819, 7505

instructing

btatcs.

lutlic Land, & agreed thereto. The bill authorizing the purc!us of a certain numher or cv.'ie.s of Bum's Declaration of l::;Kp;r.dcnce, and the bill for the relief of Mathcw Barrow, were considered and severallyordered to a third reading.

Punlic Lands to enquire into .

the expediency of altering the KOUSE OF REPRESENTA-Uw-i concerning the .bJic ot rivU

Thursday, December 23. Mr. Hendricks, of Indiana, oilcrcd for consideration the following resolution : Reserved, That the committee on the Public Lands be instructed to enquire into the expediency of so amending the law cf forfeiture, that the actual settler and cultirator of the soil shall hate a preference of re-entry after his lands shall hare been forfeited to the J. Stares, and betoic they shall be exposed to public sale. On the question to agree to this resolution, the House divided, without debate; and it rras agreed to 64. votes to 5?.

nt"r or iira'issrvi a rtv Numerous petitions were p 1 1 t'm tr' t ,!!'.;.;:, and rf-. r.vi in cuir.r; amongst them n t rr -.?-vcr:) lV. -!i !itVr.T.t tuMtlu!!! tofti..

ior .H'dUinii.il encc uraqc1 . - 1 : .

l!l Ut. TKj! lOl UvLlirTUL

tion, at thc next August elec- and the: duration of those dc'

tion, which was read, shall luv been tor

And on motion ot Mr. Pen- length of tunc than . nington, thc further consider- Wednesday, Dec. 2 ation was indefinitely postpo- BANK OF TPi U. STATED ncd. The resolution submlttjj Thursday, Jan. 6. yesterday by Mr. Lgin, X

I nc 0111 iroin me nousc ui sneciinsi ine n3nii or ine umr

b,o, to Dc suppneu u) nicrtacu Representatives, appointing States wa taken up.

for the permanent Scat of Govern rnent of .Indiana, was read the third time as amended in the Senate, and passed. Friday, Jan. 7.

UOii or a nuw Lounty uui m iiic pics emoraceu Dy rcsok

i3,ooo oo Tin sum ".Then dciuctrd from the amount of expf nditui:s for the cum nt vear, will leave a deficit of

This iVticit has been occasioned

not onlvbv thc necessarily increasing expenditures of thc. government; hut hv amistake ef thc coinuttee of um'vs juul means of the last session of the general aeniblv. tr. Iia introduced a hill amendatory tithe act for opening xads and higtways, which was rend. Tucsd iv, Jaai. 4.

Mr. Logan observed that tj

object or the resolution wast

rincr

before the Senate tji.

consideration ot a subject c;! great importance to the peon!

or tuc cmieo o rates. It

Mr. Thomasson from the com- counties ot Clarke, jeiterson, tion, but at a nrnner tiire t:

ings, jackson and Wash- had no doubt lie s:iiu'f Lvu I

nicnt .tid

m ..inula, -tares

.( v hkh, th it

frirntK

Jr-vii t'ut w iyO'. v 'lti'Hl of th

f.i Tuiii.mal itvhenty, as-,et:d)!cd at Tf Xni was by a dose vote, crd'-cd1 tr bf pirated, 'liicre were a'o several from commercial sf c,',.n; ( ( ihe countrw r-rudnir the

ratttee on that subject, reported a jcnningS

oiil authorising ine next session oi ;rrrton vas

ta? general a-emoiy to ir.cn .t Churiesiowu, CUrkc cour.tv , la. vr. OK vans from the committee on that suhjvet, reported a i)iil for th-r hmilatjon of the actijns ot ejectment, which was read. Mr. Thomas-an from thc committer on that iuhuct report-- d a

r" 1 1 l' r 1 1 1 1 r imh .

read the third

time and passed.

The bill from the House of prepared to yield the prWWs f Ilepreientative, supplemental (hit one b.'K'v r.f rc-somal f

to the act tor the appointment uv(- could ttt.i;ier sny gea of county surveyor, was read p ;iiicil rights beyond fis

tne tnirii tunc auu pascu. y power ot tiicir succeontj

hill diso in- fi the jnoncf or.sir.p

Mr. Harrison introduced a touch.. In rcpl to a su

Ti.k tmcnt ol a Vrnkroptcv.

enci ai svstvin ot

from person:', consi ientiomlv

scru

T'rce-.S,"r f

i ncsjuiv,

H; motion of Mr. i-Vo it wm j' -vri7. Tint the several m:nittf es on s-;j miuh of tin; ptioiic -cf ounts and cipirditme-i relates to the d'-p ;'.mn c f -tate, if M:!ir' ww v: v. ros! oC:.cv. and

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JANUAiiT 0, lcJiO.

UNCOMMON SNOW. On Sunday moniingthc loth

pulous cf bearing at in'. The bill to provide for theffmir.arv trwnship i"t the county of Gibson, was fctrkkui out f rom die enattin chins", and again referred to a select committee. The bill to provide for tiie appointment of a fcuitablo person to divide htnls, where the county sarvevor is interested, was read thc

joint resolution of thc general ot Mr. 5w;, ( f South-Ci:

a.-inblT oi tnc utate ut lr.ci- ima, thir f tic enruiry haab

tiqmrr ami report

tc this hor.s

vhithcr, in in. op.pi:i. toe

pM,(hture

tlr

l)e

rtmeptH

VI". T!Ot nc Uv '.lii!H.:v., " iiiiMui i- .

int. it commencca hnowinc; in

this place, and cou tinned about third time and passt-d.

14 hours; and tell to the depth ot twelve inches.

t- . . .

ana, rcqacsung our ocnatork ter le reierred to a t,elect& ard Keproentalivcs' in Con- rnittce, appointed for tht.. grc&i to ue their exertions to cial constderatitm of the resob. procure the passage or lav, tion, Mr. L. said thc resolution tor thc viewing and marking involved a great constitutional

out the national road in con- question, and therefore he im

tinuauo;,, trom Wheeling to thought the judicial y commit-1. St. Claries in MiSoGiui, which tee the most proper for T; est f

Mr. Code, it

p. ( - -r .-' ' i it t!vr ci-oiittve

On nvli''0

nilitarv affairs h instrr.ctrd ro

nil) and report to tn;s

. iUvrtu lllti'lll d tO U

rTT'aite

nous

a. vo'ooht tied hv too expeiittiim or-

) the mouth r.f thr Veil

'v:r.

Mass. from

tec appointed

S.,: - 'it Mi - Mr. Holmes, of

flic solcct comnu

mi the suiject, reported a bill

providing fr ihe admission cf the District xf Mc:::e into the Uxi:n an equal looting witli thc original stitcs. Mr. 'iod, of Va. nvwed tint th? v i'd be nude th -udcr d the d tv tur thc second Monday in .:mry, and committed to tiie same committee ot Ac whole houe a3 the bill tor adtnitiing thc Territory of Mh-

cuni into the Union.

Jan. 13. A verv imp-ortiMU resolution to the ir.terot ot this state genera!!; , pa-sed tiie house ol representatives )elerday, a toaows: Oacm.t.on i r. Sullivan, Ah ;r-., l'tiat a conmillttc be appointed, wuose duty it vliad Oc to iiif Lin into the expedicnev .. nl pr.U'l.cubdi;y of authorising tha governor of tms srat.: to ur t'.r iv-i ,pd receive tlu per cent, f und, a-rUhu-; out of thc sah of puMic tads within this latc, and todi- , '.sit the same in the banks of this ..t'lte, tad that the said vonimiltee h& i:..v: to report thtreon bv hill cr otiirrwinc. Vherfupon, Messrs. Sullivan, rhom ;?cn and liiilniun were app )intcd tiiitc.v r.rter.

Wednesdaw Inn. J.

Mr. Su;liaii from tho coracnittee ot wavs and means reported a hiii, to fecure certain debts due the iit;-.te, v.hith wa reJ. ir. ouili van from the committee ol wavs and mean-, rcpvji teti a hid making general opprop; iatiora, wliich was read. rtr. Mvrrill introduced a bill to rfad-T proceedings upon writs of mandamus and writs in the nature

q.o warranto more speedy and

: erred.

tllccuia:, woien was

reau ana re-

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STATE i

.V.1.H.ATURE.

.Mondax , j..n. 3. Mr. Sullivan from the com.

tr. '.vans irom tne comre;ttrc

or, that subject, rt ported a hill trmend the act regulating the militia", which was read. The hill forming a new county out of the counties of Clarkr, jel fcrson, Jennings, Jack?on .and Washington, was read a third timand passed. On motion of Mr. Warner, thc bill to prevent any civil o.Ticer j'rom uohhnr any omcc in f e b..

tras read. assented to trie wish totoe

The joint resolution of thc the reference made to a kJki

general akcinbly ot the State ot committee, which couricva Indiana, on thc sutrject or the agreed to. national road, was read the The question being stated a

third time and pacu. aercem'e: to the resolutions i;

thus modified COKGRESSIN SENA TE, Mr, Roberts remarket!, tk Tuesday, Dec. 28. he was not prepared lor tb Mr. Logan, of Kentucky, icleicnce of tliis enquiry unci submitted' the following resoiu- shape. Hc knew nut emm: tions for consideration : induced the Senate generals Resolved, i hat, as the con- to absent to ;my motion for cttent and happiness cf the peo- quiry; but, in this cisc, ht ole cannot be expected, under questioned if it was not "fa na

collisions and the want of hr- ture improper for r dmm mony between their govern- It was an enquiry to afreet prop-

mcnts; that, therefore, the crty vested by the U. 5Uf comuuttce on the judiciary be and the adoption of the rcsi-

insnucted to enquire whether tion mteht justify an impT

provision may not be duly sion tliat tliij body cotcrtJir"--; made, by law, for the removal the opinion that it coukl! from any stale of the branches change t he condition ofM

nf?

1 his motion was or.poKid mitte ot trays and means, re-

longinr: to any ha;:lc m toss elate, was indefinitely postponed. Thursday, Jav.. 0. tr: Chambers introduced n bill

of the hank of thc U. States, nronertr. He was not

till, wi JilVU k - - f V A' .J. v

upon thc request of thc legisia- pared at present to acton sun

fine

hy Mr. II hues, and was ne- ported the budget of expenses to regulate interest in this state, artvrd aves about 20; and tor the current year. vlh d. . f, .,. . , 1 -.it- I he bu to tutnori.se tne citi.ni'; tu " t I was then made t he r;r- lnuisciurmtuitheclauns r ' . , i... v. 1 a- vuvti ii'juv. 11 t j of towns to vacate sjkI towns or vkr of the d.iy for to morrow, ot thc judiciary depart- anvprrts thereof, was zcad the third On motion of Mr. Foot, it mcnt 49 00 00 time mid v s'd.

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Resched. Th it the commit- not yet presented in this tec on Public Expenditures be department, 375 cs instructed to enquire and re- In discharge cf the part to tins house, the amount claims ot the legislative of th- several items which are department, including rhaed upon the contingent incidental expenses 8500 00 fund; mil whether, in their In discharge of the opinion, the expenditure may claims ot" the executive n ' m iuture be diminished, department, 2200 go rt M stoutly with the public in. Indischarginthe mT tncit and the accommodation litia expenditures, inclu jt :!;r: two Houses oi Congress. dingoutstandingclaitns,4oo oo To defray thc nrani1K SllNA'iT, urns on wolf scalps, un-

The bill dcfmln? :ds to be r.H'r:-

ed to instrumeots of rritin5, rmd for other purposes, was read the third time and passed. The bill for the removal ol the general assembly from Corydon to Charleston, was indefinitely postponed. , s Friday, Jan. 7. Th bill to amend the act subjecting real n-l personal estate to execution, vras read thc third time and passed.

those periods or war, the resolution be postpone

when the public good and the Monday next. exigencies of tiie nation shall Mr. WiUou also es? otherwise require. his wish that the consider Resolved, I hat the said com- of thc subj-ct should bs mittce be also instructed to en- red to the day proposed. quire whether tJie charter ot The motion prevailed, the Bank of thc United States out a division.

cannot be so amcndcdas that any citizen of the United States may obtain information, from the bank or its branches, of the amount of debts due, or

which shall have been contract- Resolved, That th:

: on thc Militia be m- .

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Ihuse cf RedrescrJJMFridiv, Dec.51' On motion of Mr.

it was

Dviciiuicr 2

satisfied

500 00

Mt - M.irnn IT e d tf: fnl ImlicharTv-of thcsntCt -

.flow h g tcfefdutiun tut ' t'JU.ndei es. omhcpublu'deoi, 3000 00 3Uon: In disclwrgc ot tlr;

ed therein, bv anv person or tee

persons whatsoever, cither as to enquire into tn-ev, principal or endorser. of furnishing the nu

And that, in order more clothing, when they j .

IN SENATE. efrectually to guard against into the bcrvice ot th the partialities and favoritism States, or the annum

f j , J'i J. " I J 1 I II' I The bill for the relief ot the into which institutions of the ney, iif lieu thereof, ; Heirs -f the late Andrew Ful- kind are so prone to run, and scs wherem thry

ton. flcrM. wa rrad the third to orcvent, in some decree, sclvcu. . n

tim? utd pa-sc 1. a consequence thereot, sicti. On motion, ot Mr. Harrison introduced ficp of property and tftcvci m;M it w,r .

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