Richmond Weekly Intelligencer, Volume 1, Number 21, Richmond, Wayne County, 5 June 1822 — Page 1

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Richmond Weekly Intelligencer. VOL. I. RICHMOND, INDIANA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1822. NO. 21.

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riUNTEO AND IT HLISIIKD BV ELIJAH LACEV."

Tin: fmcE of this pacer r:rn Dollars av.'l Fifty Cents for 52 j r-r.ibtrs : tut zvhiih may be isenarghr the payment if J zvo Dollars in ;?i:nc(. X. r bcr:plicji t ;Lcn fr less than . ly Prizcte Post then zcill be an .', nnl eh-irge r-f Ft fit O ni. ix c-hame being l' tin nmluJ rat of but h partita that i.iinle i . . . . ", v " notify a (Hscnnthi-i-.-rt' e at

...V. 'Vo? i.r -.A ir.V,' , rorl!lc relief ot the president and: i o tix the limits of the port of entrv -iU einre! anrze tarr(lrvctor ot thc lantcfs Bank of and delivery forthe district of Phila- " SNew-Orl.'ans. .'dolphia.

i iuSrrrtUrs 7nsh to ttnron'nvirM crrt'irajt mu?i first u .;:. fjlhn l tin E !:!)r jnust bi Post TJr.MS or AlVHH7IlG. - . -i m-v, r t 5. ftr thrte insert i.n -i Or.? Dollar (Qefi eonlni-.'mier 2" fT.'S. rye h?riircmc7its ih the ?::nr j.ot LIST OF ACTS .t tkcfr: si s-iott f th i- ( nth Congress. i..v :.- .:.: oriciniL.t in the Scn'.Jc. -. .T"t au(!:'ri:'i'"j: the trau.nii.- ? rrain u!ix dceu:nc;ts frei

: t i i . . . r n. , ''.".li o!i miDorts

er.i;iia ::: i.iinc: .t jLia.ve- r,

t r - , . 1 or toe rc het ot the h ijal reprcimj l:;c trati-teroi cerJaiii.. t . , in, l, !' f,,i iii r.i ."li-'ics ot Joseph Horizon, de-. - ot t.'ie lundcd debt ot lliv, , 1 . . 1 'cea-ed. I.i'.v. , ... ... :

j it tho tatc I i e:m iva-; . l it , , . i , iiri'- ..( - - p i :: i;;-:;.ce ol , in he I war v. iih Great j

.... corporation ot the citv ot A a-hincton iivntarv lo ;v c:cl, entith d'- ', , , t , . r . i . , ... an the district ol Columbia, to dram ait-r t:t t' iins ot t!ie di-;.. , , , .,

i.l il llll f ill in A iabania. I i::,.rizi!:- li.e f:;,to ol'llHo,, to , ca:..-,! throu-l, the .ml.lic ' . i lil . . , l Liii.it xi liiu iiiiuo5 iivLi tiiiu!

" A7SiiS;i:u , , Jtixesof (neenhrrrv Il.Mui phv. : rb nitr.Jal i. an act, entitled) Ty rvVw hv ' o( K, H ..-...., I ..... -w . , 0 I . ........ . i ...... I ,

... iu.iHu..i- n.tpp. ."hm, ifrom t).)eration ve i:crtairi ordi-

r :..:iussio::ei to lav oat the road) . i i '(hi mention i. r the cstabhi.rnt':,t of a tvn ito.''.cininent iti Firaida. Ij perfect certain locations and U public laial.s in .M ist ui i. i. unci J th la w now in tone. i tii issui:". of ori-'inal writ. d lToce-, in thc circuit cuui ts!:,t,( L ::itct: States v. iihin the tatc f:a.:f.cc. ! i.r rnin-j the commerce and the :--'.oa ol Florida. 's 'jfi' n.entary t the act, entitled " '' t fur the relief of the purchas- - f t the public lands prior to thc 'T of Juiv, 1 H JO." r- , iJ?p:e;r.f ntarv to an act, entitled r' :,!t to ?rt apart and dirpose o! ":in public iaittls for the enconr- ' M of thc cultivation of the vino i chvc.v ffi continu" in f- rro ;m act df-ol;.r--be consent of ton-irc-s to acts oi --tale of South Carolina, authorZt!;ccity council of '.'harleston !( wt and collect a dutv on th -S-( a vessels (lorn t.,n iirn ii 's SK;.of t . . - . 1 r . 1 . - . . '"ut h 01 me state U iicor rnza,g the imposition and col ct a duty on the tonnage 1 -rb in thc port of Savanah and ;.;IjiJ"'s nbolish the United State' ' establishment.- with the In;itriSeS. iter the time of holding the r:ct courts in the state of New- ,;) Edition to the act concerning Ration. '-1 H'pkmentary to thc several act ; justing the claims to law!, an. 4-tuXjiltftt..n I. I i' " .1 .1: -..miuij ianu oiiiccs in me ui.s-

tricts cast of the island of Ncw-Or-leans. Forthe relief of Richard Mntson. Explanatory of the net for the relief of James LeandcrCathcart, pass-

otliUaylD, m the year of our LordJseidatives among thc several states,

v J. For the relief of John Holmcz. Further to establish the cemnonsn-

lion of officers of the customs, and tenriv lle-es of asm b Her vol

alter certain collection dUti h l

-""") ji iw iv.nv.1 ui kJUIUIUUIt 1 OtlCI, lor other purposes. Ijr. Authorizing the payment of a sunv To remit the duties on a sword of money to Thomas .Shields. jimportcd. to be presented to captain

.....M..i; i jMu-empuon 10 Noble Osborne and William Doakc.' lo designate the boundaries of a - .unl district, and tor the establish-! ni.Mii oi a lanu oilice in the slate o 1 nuiaiL'i. A 1 1 1 1 1 i n t r 1 1 t r . --- 4 n r . . , C llOlil'V fi .Iflill fiiw.itii.fr ni t I'liuo. 'lllli'l ll Ull l'. I 1 UK III l 1 1 Mllll . . IIIDM'V I) .If llll I icn.dil.tr m , l:im William n-:ii: " l-Vr the relief of Samuel Walker. 'I'o authoi ie the huildintr of liuht 'uaies therein mentioned, and lor .lii4T llliniiKI'v.

.Koihe n-lief of Matthew M Nair. Vor f W" the year 1S22 To ctablii. an additional ,atld;or other purposes.

. W( e in the lato of Illinois. j (ir.mlini: a ti.u t of land to William .V,., ; t... ..in;,, ; i i 'omer and wife, and to their children. For acertaininc:r.laims to titles to

;ta:.d u it iim th- t mtoi v ot I- onda. :, 100 , 4. I i 4. i c a " . .forthe vear 1Q22, and towards the I tin' rehet ol the sureties ot ,m i t i. ... , service ol the v'ar ir2.i.

KIM 1 eilljKHM. Jo provide lor the collection ofi 1 . , . . '.;u on impori anu lonnaL'o in -, , To repeal thc fourteenth section i "'-tuuii ..1 -, t.. r.,.!tw .. ... .1 l. ....I. ......

-,- 1 -tarv peace establishment, passed the Inuhtiadu- - , , ,, , . . .-.!, . .:cvi.d day ol March, 121. .

lo autfioiMZc aid ( nuwor thei ...... ;,. ,. ,'orniii:i I inn nil lii i-it - A i.li h.tIki. i I 1 I .1 lilH' riillll.il. ..'i iti.l ..-.! I l.n .

- - ""'"s ."' iM.j.ri.v... ,... on,;.!Vc,,t ,;r,!"" l,i,M' 5aH' ref"v:-unteers

Hi. i. .. ji... .a- r .01. 4 ances. .Jits originating in the house.

An ac t reviving and rxtendin 'xl di-tricls iti the states of Alabafhe time allowed for the redemption. ""'I Mississippi. f land sold for direct taxes. Kxplanatory to an act, entitled

To revive, and continue in force an filled "an art to provide for :iersei:c who w rre disabled bvknow wour.ds in the revolutionary war. I u provide (or pavini; t( the states; ' P .... ... ' mm. J 411 ,,.it.oun. Mss:ippiand Alabam - , three percent, ot ttie net proceed. aninqtrom the sale ot public lands t- . r 1 ... l-oi the reliei 01 ? unary citizens of Raltimore. For the relief of Samuel Clarkson and Alexander LJmMie. For the relief of Isaac Finch. For the relief of Peggy Mellon. To authorize thc re-conveyance of a tract of land to thc city of NewYork. To authorize the payment of certain eeriitu ates. To provide for thc duo execution the laws of the United States, ithin the state of Missouri, ami lor thc establishment of a district court;1 therein.

To authorize the secretary f HhrieVc-. treasury to exchange a stock bearing! yr an interest of five per cent for cer- n

per tain stocks bt aring an interest of six ar.d Seven per cent. Forthe relief of James May, and the representatives of William Macomb. Forthe relief of Cad VVorthington For tho relief of James McF'arland I'or the relief f the representatives of John 13. Dailu

lo revive anJ cenfit "an net lecl..ob tho assent of con gress to certain acts of the .states oil Maryland and Georgia. For the apportionment of renr. y. vi:irnr.rii iurr Ihn 4, 1 . r-1 I . . . . For the relief of Win. E. Meek. Restoring to the shin Diana the V,.r n i;r,.rc.a r4 i nomas iuuonough ot the United States' navv. For thc relief of ft. H. Rand. To alter the time ai d place of ho dnur courts in the district nf Vrh ginia, and for other purposes. 1 . . . i . . - M:i L'li:" n nrirlml ri unnnn I w.n C t l'i Ui . 1 IT T""u 11 the support ot the navv ot the I'tutH , .S,a'r "..ri.,K the year 1822. For the relief of Jonathan N. Bai ev. Making appropriations forthe sup-n-uei 01 aonn nuerson. For the relief of John Thomas. For the preservation of the timber of the United States in Florida. Making appropriations for the mil- . . . . ,. . . . . ,7. . district court in the district ol Mississi nn i Fo amend the act, entitled "an ict to establish the district of Bristol, md to annex the towns of Kittera and Berwick to the district of I'orts,vikcwt LVIth-.tiOmI, ion I 7 I . kifT m riiluil 11 I nriu) hue IIm.ihi mi- e i i Making appropriations tor the )ub- .. J 1 r lie buildings. mi- t i . Makinj: an appropriation to delrav . . .i e V . 1 . . .i the expenses ol missions to the i , . , ,i, , .dependent nations on the Amoric; 111- . 'timi 1 Ui eiiiiiriMit. ,,or ,,. rl,l(,f of thc off V(l!. and other person, engal in the campaign against the Seminole indian. To repeal an act, entitled ':anact to encouiaiic vaccination.1 Provid'n q; for thc disposal of public lands in the state of Mi.?isippi, and for the better organization of the - . i - . "an act authorizing a settlement of accounts between the United States land Hichard O'Brien, late American ;conail at Aluicrs.' At'.-t.. nlim-iMlTl 'klifi C.w. 4 l . . A . . .. 11 1 , . . noil ii w ii.nv nl t 10 I milt'il Si-il IIOll 111 UIV IMI I 111 I . (h f CoJnu' lhft (i title to a tract of ibrel and Sophia Hancock. Relating to treasury notes. Forthe relief of certain insolvent debtors. To authorize the issuing of letters patent to Richard Holdcn. Authorizing thc location of certain school lands in thc state of Indiana. For thc relief of Sally Vance. To revive and continue in force certain acts conccring the allowance of pensions upon a relinquishment of 1 . plM(ts yJ f.tC tC rjni"nm5ii Sfe monson r - -Q , P.P:llfrs. For the relief of Joseph Baintho relief of James Crcen. To authorize thc secietary of state to i-ue letters patent lo Frederick S. Warbug. For thc relief of James Miller, John E. Elliott, Noah Hampton, Jas. Erwin and Jonathan Hampton. Further to amend the several acts relative to the treasury, war and navy departments.

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For the relief of John Post and Far

ley Fuller. For thc relief of William Gwynn. For thc relief of Trapman Jahucke and company. t or the relief of Charles Campbell. 1 Resolution, directing the classification and printing of thc accounts of thc several manufacturing estab lishments and their manufactures, collected in obedience to the tenth section of the act to provide for tak in thc fourth census. Resolution, providing for the dis tnbulion of thc secret journal and

foreign correspondence of the oldlambition of cvry memberyouug and congress; and of the journal of thelold, to make a speech upon every im-

convention which-formed thc constitution of the United States. Resolution forthe distribution of thc marshals7 returns ot thc lourth census. Resolution for thc security, in the transmission of letters, &:;. in the it 1 1 1 lir -i 1 1 U III. Illlllli 1

Forthe relicfofPctcrCadwcllandlrr 7 7 , , TV ,'.,J,lu1UIli

James Britten. 1 tt 1. c c t 1 1 r or the rehet ol thc legal rcprc - ... r n r1M sentatives ol Maria 1 herese. ., c .. . , r or the rehet ot thc legal reprc - ... t 1 g 1 1 . scntativcs ot John (-nthrv, deceased. 1-, ,. c r . , " ti 1 r or the rehet ot Alexander Roddv. ,. r

1 111 i;i,.aui passed was prostrated with the and the legal representatives; QUnd in In itl,t:inccs not one ot Gabriel Berzot, deceased. p nr-- 1; , n in , ., .. f t t h g ol abuildiog was li lt upon an o- , r or the relic ot James Pierce. hi. c. a. c- I r c 1 1

tor the relief of James Lr.sbaa llICCtl )V lhis :iwful vi'sitaand Jonah Lewis. L: . ....., . . f . ... ,1

., i- it 1 r iioii, nie i cviji uc:h w ;i!iess-U m h or the rehet ol John ( utc. hi-,; - .-...-i c iw. " . .. - T . ri . ; tin part 01 the caietrv. r or the rebel ol Joshua Cnundu, 1 . :r , . T,. ... T. ,?i In some ir.sa.ccs almost cicni Reuben Hickman and b leldmg Hick! ; ,vnn c -r 1 r , & member of targe, tauniits has limos troftt "111 fc-y 'T ,... T 1 11 - A'rvi, or is in some other way senou-lv For be relief of John Pellet. jw.oundcd. Bsit ia thc' n)ids. Jf

r or the reuei 01 Solomon rrevost.'

or the rei.eioi So onion 1 rcvosi.: judu,)t t,cn. h m wo llHVC or the rehet ot W ilham Hcnder-;aot lieard ccrtfdnl of lhc- of a lif

1 st)n. Forthe relief of the legal representatives )f John GirauK.

orthc rebel t,l David Cumm.ngs.;lhce rumors havc- (lUhert hl Supplem. ntary to the act to pr.-lin!.lailt:iB ,,roved unfounded.' vide tor certain persons engaged in lt is uiurlv ,cvor d 0lJr abiUy Q the land and naval service of the L- raint dit'rci: .it!l:Uion olt':lc . mted states, 111 the revolutionary j;MtrercrS in language calculated to W'r" .1 i- r . 1 1 1 !?'' nur readers a knowledge of half Forthe rehe.ot (he heirs of I,d-jlIie tpith , Qne in,tanc?a a e ward M;Carty, deceased. j, ,HHlSG Nvn;; lra(rd to lhe Requiring surveyors general In- '. ,v!lir.)tlli.ro xxnr r,f.,.

give bond security hr the faithfu.;riPr)iiIW riHfiri!l4. itrnmnrnnr. r.ea '

sbursement ot pu'-ln: money and to limit their term of ofiice. For the relief of Anthony Kennedy Authorizing the issuing of letterpatent to Joshua Cursed. Fixing the compensation of the commissioner of public' buildings. Making further appropriations lor the military service of the United States, for the year 1C22; and for other purposes. Forthe relief of J; ames Rarron. ... ... , r ,CMll)g 111 . i t it uui, ss.oi.e o, the counties ol W 00a ami Sandusky.! thc right to certain lots in the towns of Perrysburgh and Crogansville, in the state of Ohio, for county purposes. Confirming claims to lots in the town of Mobile, and to lr.nds in the former province of West Florida, which claims have been reported fa11 1 a :.. .... vorablv oil bv the commissioners np-e. . a 1... a" f T.a.i o.,, pOintt'U o 10c iviniv-vi i;.(in..f To establish certain to discontinue other: 1 ' ' - , I. n fll.. ni I 1 f. l B 1 . . 1 I r s. rn 1 .j . . . Po provide lor the appointment ol; . 1 ... . deputy collectors of customs puiy coiictioraoi customs. x?J.. i:,.rr ir. r ir.,.i.i

I Ol IIIL' Itilt I 1)1 Tf III. II. iiilll4. , 1 1 I II-... . . r . .. ,. ..itecn and all soon appeared before hxp anatory of an art. lor the reheli, rri ... 1,, . J nn ... the squire. 1 ooagh the justice was

of sundry citizens of Baltimore 1 o provide lor annuities To lhc Ut towa, Pattawatamies, Kickapoos Kaskaskia. Muhalatubbee. and to carry into effect the treaty of Saga naw. Patingfor thc Whistle. Thc expenses of thc house of rep resentatives ot the United states are estimated at '2000 dollars a day. The bankrupt bill has been debated ;i0 days, consequently that discussion in thc house alone ha2 cost thc ia-j

lion $60,000! It is true, that some, but not much, othur business has been transacted in the mean time.

The house generally sits about four ours in each day; its expenses are therefore about 600 dollars per hour. It an orator speaks two hours, hi3 speech costs 1000 dollars; if three hours, 1500 dollars; if four hours, 2000 dollars! What speech delivered on this question, can be said to have been worth to the nation even :00 dollars? We arc no enemies to free discussion, but we hate that .vy. tcm of ipceeh making, in vogue at Washington: where it seems to be tl bortant question, and also to make the harangue as long as possible on all occations. Sun. Republican, GREAT HURRICANE. IIuhts-jillc.( Alab.) April AG. On the night of the 13th instant , ..ii . i lr.li r I niiiili- . -. 1-1..1I..I t. . . . . . , . .1 l.. ; , . .ernes Micii was ever expenencea. 'i, i i 1 ,1 r It passed within about three miles of -, .1 -r t at t? 1 tins place, liom vV . to N. E. destroyi - . , 1 1 1 c" ting lences, houses, orchards, and for- ,-. , .... m ,1 1 a jests, in its course. ISothmg re&isied 1 . 1 ui u.. ..u;,e ' ;-t LAery habitation by whico it in any instaiae. Rumors have, reached town of the death of sevt nil from t!if v.-fMii.rlft t!ijv riT'iv.-irl 1, iif - .. . , otl a leg and an arm broken. The attempt to particularise thc ii j iry which has been sustained by d liferent individuals, would be totaliv use-; less; it would require more space than every column ot our paper i would atloid. The storm appears -to have extended its greatest violence about a mile in width ; we have heard , of its ravages for about twortv-nve miirc in ftw S. W. ;irnl ririrlv tillv " - --v (Q (hc N Ef .'llabamirn. FROM THE NEW LONDON ADVOCATE. , Serious Jokt A gentleman fixm !one of the back towns in the state,' relates the following circumstances, which took place recently: A party of young people had collected together one evening for amusement, .-It r 1 4 V M --v r- r- M r I. if r n- v v C "inn u was i)iu n5tu uy some oi . , , J

ul ineiM 10 euuoie .iuemeiv es, unu L'O HCd SiatCs. , 11 1 ain post roads and!! -v?"n? Ju lcc nd !"""cdV ;rs; and for other ,us' be ' tun, and a clever joke on thc young

iihem to couple inemseives, anu go 1, . i- 1 Uniiire. A !1 w naH v in n Iwinklinfr. 11 . T and tbe company marched oil; seme r 111 1 1 1 4r -n ed tnc old damsels led otl with great in i re Vur.g beardless youths of tourquire. 1 ooagh the pistic young, he understood his duty, and married, them in due form. lb- immediately complained of .himself tothe proper authority for a breach of thc law, which provides that the inlention of thc parties shall be puhi lished previous to the .marriage. Thc consequence is, that thc u-holc arc legally married. Judge Tucker of Missouri, has declared that thc act estabJis'iir a loan office in that state i- unconstitutional. W Sua. .

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