Public Leger, Volume 1, Number 51, Richmond, Wayne County, 19 February 1825 — Page 1

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FRIENDLY TO THE BEST PURSUITS OF MAN,

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MMMMUui TO THOUGHT, TO FREEDOM. AMD TO PrnP ' Pr.

PVMKER. M: . RICHMOND, WAYNE COUNTY, INDIANA, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1825.

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Jtl ,Nl Fl BI IHt n E FRY SATURDAY BY

KDMuND S. olAJ UiN,

Y-onl street opposite the Richi.nmd Hotel,

THfTpRICE OF THIS PAPER

, p,ll;irs for tiuy-twa un.rtrs, u. he paid in

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, aim a oiii to amend ;m ;m :irr

titled an act to regulate and license taverns, were read a 3d time and passed. Wednesday, Feb. 2. The house was occupied the greater

!; part of todfiv nn hill -a..,.; -...i

'"The vear, r Three l)oilrf not jmui he-! f 7.? ,oe .of the several officers and ';),? fv'intiou of the yew. paymrnt in hi- : P,"'an therein rained; sundry amend-vM'.-'t" th-aiutu:il interest of both (...n-s, r;e .I ,v,re oOered, and the bill was iinai-

tlft'i tken for loss thnn ix n ,n .?

111 (i)ti'Heil until nil

- (, n.-tifv t li-rofitiiui;ii' - -t " tr t f iiiir suh'rnbeil lof, vu l o

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iff be aIf:, f d (a

,FatM- r ADVF.flT! , v ., .i. I,4S, ' r three in- r".-

ilia ruiC" I wfMifvtiVe

) portioned iuvirlii.it. (v.

I )U' RSDA Y, Fob. 3. i'ije Auditor of pr.idir accounts transni.; n the house a report of the number of acres of 1st, 'id and 3d rale bind, ;od the !iym!'T of polls in each county in too stale. The total are as follows:

Fir.st r;:tt land,

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rt!!! ' in vuuf praj.rlioii.

1.464.1

ly Coi.rn.s a,,d the oassaee of an act pro

viding for the examination, survey and location of the proposed canal, so soon as it shall he practicable and expedient. Mr. Maxwell from the committee on roads, reported unfavorably on the Deti-

;i tson of Henry C. Hammond and others.

praying that the east fork of White Water , shll he declared a public highway and ; naigable from its junction with the West J Fork f said river tv the town of Richmond, 1 is;

in v avne county. Saturday, Feb. 5 A bill was reported, by Mr. Richardson, to incorporate Medical societies, which w.;s t'.vice read and committed to a comr;iitteti of the whole house and made the

ir of iiK, (Hy to-morrow.

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I idr. Maxwell Introduced a bill giving to I t'u" cit;z 'us of the several counties in this ; J- the richt of nnrninrr useful streams

SllM'l I E. MoND Y. Jin. Si. T'vn"prin int r du m! a bill n 1 "

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Mr Ivtriden introduced a ml! r dative , .J-r-t:.d purchasers at ser!-1 - ir

;. ', w i read and ordered .'or . j. t I i.m.ippoiv

V. -M' .!' contains 9,375

Jt r,,tt ' ; ' 7-.C75 d rat-. IKJ.O'H 3d !j asid' kerping them open, as highways, rate, a .1 ..111, p..Sj. 'ueang- more p iN ; ' iv!:ich v;h read the first time.

othT t u ii.U it: ; I ne editor of the Leger thinks it unneJ;ce. - tr'. to occupy the columns of the pa-

rioi-'wr v in V- rciv,- j! p"r with the proceedings of the legislature

i,a : ii.'-r this uek. as the lit of acts nublish-

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t'l.- -t.lte. I :e "iiS t- )r .-,te.

in a.;v

Ciiioo, vva read a U,;.-d imic

pa5-eo.

Mr. X(dor) fr tn the conmiitt

ed heiowt will s!nw what hills hae passed

FfUiUY, F h. 1. h as -o 'i t;.,.v received, all the acts

e on caoa ! !

'' d in'- rita! irT)proyenientf , r:'rled a t i!S i

!rv t v and I' -ratio;. ;

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, oi a pis die nature vvill !e published.

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tund ! Mi::.; f r !.

ii thf1 r!ite for a c ai al to i

1 rrsnw. r I. :';mi j aia5 ner ami Ihe n

X'n ennte resolved itself iiti coniit- l; h.iKc hrie, and j.art nv n. u iai to .f t'-.e whole on the hill to e?t..dih I : t'oires of the Ui.Ued fi,it that

i-'jti-iii attorj.ie, and after s.me i inij ;j y'U wnudi wot.: read the !ird litne and t i-i its cors-ideration, the commiltee M passed to a hjCLinl n auiog ti.-ns.ri -hv. j . a . t'e- chairrnan reported the hill 'j Mr. Ni l, on also submitted the .u -jng !

i Jrv arn-'.d.-nenis, in ail i,t wlucli report, u uicr w;u re.ui and laid on the ta- - n" occurred. '..-. to wit;

n , Kin i-a t-n-n irnved to -rv.. J -an! The committre on Canals and I t t ' i i i T 111 t '

nil ul l"D'i til imv dollar- t :rie ,. ' "fthe pr.wr ii z attorni' , a h ji r i - t'd. Tb- further rn: 1 r -tn -: ' . 'a? oKira' i(elv poMpota d. S

A LFT OF ACTS ;r the .Yi,,;.h Sw-tt f ihp. G(rxrol . A t act rtr-duei;-. i- e s?.larv of the al t.i i;;c ;j;; at the tovn of imtiatiann-

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I ":pl V ('U)f(lt to vvtioiu

was r ea , red.

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; A j.ih-it resolution inviti;; General ; i) tfe to this state. 3. A pint resolution in.Mnif t iff our sen;atorst'i procure farther relief lo the puri iia-? r of ntihhc iaral.

1. A a act f rtijc relief cf Uod;na?

no f ot toe t governor S lllt'v o'e as ri'SatCS iV.r Irnl.liiw- r.rl.I.r..

' tfe propped Cana! ! tuetn tho rjveis r. An 1 f.,r lt.. r.. lie fnf rr.lh.rfnrc ra'

f.;

i e i'rr. --'',j in i makinyan annr .

ii a iV .ipeni'i' a road from I nliaf . . - ' Vvaue, was read a third tune aoc

-Itailil Ot hUf hflf, lillVl'HtllC N.I..I f.irlhr vc:.p I?."".!

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isei ij.it siii.a uiiUrr coiu-Meratioi:, antlh ti. A i.iat rfsolutien 'disapproving the!

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imei,iuciit tt tie constitution ot tne I.oiiumi

Wfdnfsdw, Feb. 2. ill from the h(Hisr, amend';: a -a

ej'M' a oii'if v treasurer. :a a -riv-n

t. 182-4, was read a third ti ;r:t

tnr iorrjro?. nj (f- l -utr.l Mates j Sta.-s nrop.s-d ,v the state nf C-or-ia. .......

VeU 1 a V i'l, , .. -'-t. '.'.rant- ii ,ln .,rf :..-r .i rh.n.ri ir -.n :,et if. rir.

an loiirin

to the hate ri' Indiana

ivih e

urvey and mark tli" Kejt

ii r,o:-ect the iiaviL''itirn of th

t'1 ii P'"iratin-' the towri of Madison.

Oi a canal to 1. , ;(1i,t res.,.lutii:. r!iiivo to the a-

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Ov. rai e a- ii ,t (, iiu. tii,-c, rwr cci! . nun.

sa and Miami of Lak.- Krie. and 00 feet !i H. A i not res.duiie.o r.dative to the re-

" . i an each sidentV;idcarai tone ies-erelinmi 1 m,,v.4 uf ll)e aiJiJ oi'kc at Brookville to

ate resolved itself into emm!- jj a,. a!Kj

- t fie who.-, on the er jr'Sed bill ex- j ?

2 ts.e jurisdiction of lustnasol the t; rt;.ai to ie ( r'aa-d. and deliver to th

r t A far other purposes; a d, afi r

ii t'.rre iji.M t therein, the cnmnntlet r". r. p. itrd progress, and the I id o '"I'utobe spread upon the p ut -' . Thursday, lb . .. i e tenate t.aok Up the hill r; da.r.e ! ; r'4 iroiii labor, and aftf r sn b j : ? 'i the hill wasindefmitidv pa-tiv-taaj

I'? hill extei diiig the juridi i n i

,.,( . the p.-ace. cza was r

"'etir-t M.,ndav i" D- cemher m xK Friday, Feb. M". P. nrar efori f tTered tor cnidi ratior!1 .w'n r sohitioi s; -U That it is the dilh cf the ?en-

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i .i jo isujtrnt pio i in. to lit- si !i 'ir'' L'thi- sesioii, who will hetdigdde i(l-'iree the fijoftini of the executive.

! ,iJil tiiat chair become vacant, until the

; M i'' "f the lei-lature. '' tar, Ticit it i the opi' ion of the ton t no senator h elicit le to .m i v? j f' i'lenr r;r.. l..ril .vT -a;..r-

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o i rn Mas ex pi reu jniut res' lotion of the '( i eral a-

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i a- ernancipauon I s.ave-, ai ij

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b and eted in the state, upon condition jj Ii.diaanpolis. fiat the state would survey and direct tiled o. An act repealing the third section

nf a special act authorising the location of

h.mi-i., o( toe General L md Olhee. ,! a t ortain state road therein named.

ears afti-r the-h

that said canal

map t'.ereoi ',v itiiia ate o; th act . r -re

tbr. e

11. An act for the reliefof certain per-

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sons tuc-rem namet

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h n d with-n ;2 va ars ther.-after, j i 2. An art attachinc part of the county . so-.j jt.,,1 shail out ea.se to be u ,i f Pike to the county of Gibson.

iva.alrii 1 -i av s -ati..n. an J sn.di ij j 3. An act to provide for the payment of

a.. i c raun a 'unwav tar tae t; tie money into the county treasury receiv

I lited tihs, ffe from t ti or charge for ;j flV the' collectors.

lifirai ot .The pas-ae ol tuejr property or per.-ons in j pj. An m t appointing a commissioner ospo:;(ah; fb -'ir service, or public biin-ss, pacing n that part of t!ie M auk's f rry road whl

osio.i'n toe same; and on failure, of cither

at sai I conditions, the said urant ami re. ervaiion i to revert to the United States.

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part ol ttie Al-iuK s v rry royj wtiicn

lie between Fraaklin and Indiariapolis. 15. An act to provide for taking the eauuieratiou of the free white male inhab

it trie said act, congress reserves the sec- jj itant above the age of twentv-one yars.

tsons tliroutrh which the said canal mav !j k;. An act aufhorisinff the heirs of

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read a third time and

rouse (if iit;piiF:si:xf .iriri:s. Monday. Jan. 31. Iho engrosced hill .rnc-i d'n l' an art

''J'jl.itirig the feep of the several pernor

,' n" " irned, approved Jan. 30. iSiM,' ' "!2ruM d nil! 4amei rlirg an ait estah-

s were

: fou t treasurer, apro " I CM," and several other hi

iMiiu iirne niai passeo. f41'lli'nseii hill r spe ting state! roads "! u a thinl timr and passed. f Tuesday, Feb. 1. ''""tio,, of Mr. Lanax,

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l-.iv. . ini tut- rij'rtjll.lll ''I I'llMI , s a ntirr.her of copie of the road law fir VM ',.lsuli,r ors of mads. bill from the senate making an ap- ! "l,rtmn to open a road fr. m Indianapot0 tort V uvt.i.

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- u im, a rtauing io-morrow. H'l to amend an act ielating to couu- - 'Wiuarics a bill U cai::bliah a state

pass from sale. Until directed by law. an

that the state of Indiana is atHhnrbed. without waste, to Use the materials on the public lands adjacent lo the said canal for its construction. It has been sugefed to your committee

that the proposed ronle is about 23 miles.

and the grant, estimating the breadth of the pr p sed canal at 40 feet at the surface will therefore cover about b21 acres. This grant, your committee regret to ay, bears upon its face such a character, of

1 chnrncis and penury that no politician hav- ; ing a jut regard to the interest of the state. S aught to be willing to accept. The con jditions f the grant are of more value, ! vour committee consider, than the grant I itself: hut your committee an not without hope, that upon a second application to ' Congress the grant may be so extended, ! that the state may accept of it without material detriment to her interest. In the ; eve.it of Congress so extending the grant.

and the objection that mst part of the route is now covered by Indian title, can he removed bv an extinguishment of that title, your committee are of opinion that measures should he taken to secure the territory, in order to the eventual accomplishment of the project. From information your committee believe, the canal is quit- practicable, and that its ultimate ad vantage to the state will be very great. Vour committee therefore, recommend the adoption of a memorial to Congress for the purpose of extinguishing the Indian title, and procuring an e.dargement of the grant,

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Fhomas Osborne, dec. to complete a con

veyaure to certain land.

17. A a act legalizing the proceedings of

the courts doing county business in 31 in oil, Ii nnilton and Allen. 1 o. An act to incorporate the Tanners Creek bridge company. I J. A -a act to provide for the payment of certain claim allowed by the circuit court of Sullivan county. 20. A a act fr the relief of the securities of the 1 lie kheri'T of Floyd county. Bessee.j 21. A joint resolution respecting the gradual emancipation of slaves and colonization of people of color in the U. States. 22. An act for the relief of certain persons therein named. 23. An act relating to the state road from Bethlehem to Columbus. 24. An act to appoint a pilot at the falls of the Ohio. 25. An act to locate a seminary in and for the county of Marion. 26. An act to amend an act to establish a board of trustees for the promotion of education in Clark's Grant. 27. An act to repeal part of an act concerning salt petre caves. 28. An act amendatory to an act for the incorporation of county libraries. 29. A joint resolution for the benefit of Major John Allison. 30. An act amendatory to an act regulating the taking up of animals going es travand water crafts and o h r articles of value goiug adrift, approvedJau. 7, 1824.

31. Art act to incorporate the several townships in Dearborn county. 32. An act to establish a state library. 33. An act authorizing the printing and distributing of the laws. 34. An act to amend the act establishing a county treasurer. 35. A joint resolution relative to the regiment composed of Allen and Randolph. 36. An act to amend an act relating to county seminaries. 37. An act concerning the seminary Iv .da in Gibson and Monroe counties. ' 38. An act appointing commissioners to re-locate the seat of justice of Lawrence county. 39. An act respecting state roads 40. An act making appropriation for

; opening a state road from Indianapolis to

r art Wayne. 41. An act authorizing the docketing of transcripts by the clerks of the circuit courts upon the judgment of justices. 42. An act repealing the 5th section of an act declaring certain streams therein named public highways. 43. An act for the reliefof the securities of William H. Moore.

j 44. A i net attaching part of the county iof Warrick to the county of Spencer, j 45. An act to amend an net concerning I the jseminarv lands in Gibson and Monroe j o-J' ties, I 40. A joint resolution relative to certain ! mail routes. I 17. A t act authorizing the administrators of the estate ef John H. Piatt, deceased, to sell all the land? of the deceased in I I :di ana. I 43. An act legalizing the proceedings of the commissioners in relocating certain state roads. ! 4 h An act for the benefit of Chas.Crabb.

50. A.i act to locate a state road from Terre-Haute to the western boundary of the state of Indiana in the direction to

Vardalia.

b. An art to establish a state road from Harmonie to the Puke patch in Warrick eountv. 5 2. An act for the reliefof John Smock 53. An act supph mentary to an act entitled "an act c oncerning the secretary of state' 54. An act legalizing the proceedings of the county justices of Vermillion county. 55. An act amendatory to the act entitled an act for the settlement of decedents estates.' 5G. An act to authorize the agent of the three per cent, fund to pay over certain

monies therein named. 57. An act to amend an act to regulate and license taverns. 58. An act to amend an act incorporating townships. 59. An act allowing compensation to Richard Palmer commissioner to locate the county seat of.Parke county. GO. An act to amend the act relative to county boundaries. - 61. An act for the formation of a ne7 county out of the counties of Owen, Vigo, Sullivan and Putnam. Called Clay. 62. An act making general appropria lions for the year 1825. 63. An act legalizing the proceedings of commissioners in relocating certain state roads. 64. An act supplemental to an act declaring Blue river a public highway and for other purposes. 65. An act for the relief of the securities of William H. Moor late collector for the county oft lark. 66. An act authorizing the docketing; with the clerks of the circuit courts, transcripts of judgments obtained before justices of the peace in certain cases. 67. An act to locate a seminary in and for the counfy of Union. 68. An act to amend an act entitled "an act for the incorporation of county libra

ries.

69. An act allowing further compensation for building a bridge over the river Muskaketuck. 70. An act to amend the act entitled 'an act to incorporate the town of Madison in the county of Jefferson." 71. An act appointing commissioners to

re-locate the seat of justice of Posey coun

ty, and for other purposes.

72. An act to autnoriZ J called sessions

of the circuit courts.

73. An act appointing commissioners to

locate the seat of justice of Madison co.

74. A" act to authorize me re-location

of a cert i state road therein named.

75. An act giving further powers to thf

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