The Western Register and Terre-Haute advertiser, Volume 5, Number 11, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 7 June 1828 — Page 1

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BftN REGISTER AN!)

F^AUTE advertiser

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ot Terre-Unute, Vign

"'on'saturd^ys, a.t two dollars .'oluine, if paid in advancc two _, ecut.s, if pnid wheM 5 ^.hdlars, if paid when fifty-two "v- have been furnished.

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I at the option of Mir ?w^iiannrrcnragcs are paid }. "fi to Iiotity a discontinuof each volume will it

Lorpil a nft'.v engagement

^^a-nSEMENTS, will he

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•'.•'ouslv inserted at one dollar

"for three weeks, and

IV.ve cents per square for each ^-h-oa icai insertion. All Advertise be continued until thev

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Tabieori'i5'^e will, be wor:c

cvS!l accompany ail adver-

'fSj'thn following gentlemen will 't as accents for the I{°-

,Mse fo a par tliev tfhail be l.oerahy remuSeVior any services they may

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_-I). D. Patton esq.

^ew.. Coilett cVIIill.f' jiiijar-creek—James Chcsnut. ''lontesiima—Joseph 31. Hayes esq. i.'ockvil^-^'allice Rea esq.

imory Kinney

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Having united in the

Practice of Law

Tender ther services to the citizens of the Firft Judicial District of Indiana, a?. Practitioners in the Circuit Courts of the several counties, and the neighboring counties in Ilii no Thev will ais attend to an*i ru^in^ss in the Saprcme and Di» trict Courts of the Stite—One or irny giMitrai! b.1. foatid at the 0!Lce ot faid Kinney.

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March 27. 1 tf

Tkomas JL i«Sk

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IJunlington

will hereafler

PRACTICE LAW

In partnership. They, or one ofthem wiii attend the courts of the first judicial circuit, and the supreme Court

I heir cilice is in Verre-Haute, a! the corner opposite Judge Deniing. August .*31.-st. 1 B£7 £4ff

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WILL he piiid by the citizen* o! ^etisburg, Decatur county Indianthe apprehension of

dmos Wiliimiis'i

-i0 has eh p'.'d from justice, under '••e charge of the murder of Azjriah ^.ant, ctun'.nit*e\ in ahovc namplac?, im the 1 Uh of February.

Said Wilibms is about hirh. (air complexion, blue eyes, lit tie cross-ey pd. j-toop shoulred. '.veighs about 175 pounds, survey aiul quickpp'dvvn. There weni'^.veral persons concerned in fc^id mui-Oer, of whom \Yilliams was tinprincipal. 'j?,jur of is accomplices "•i'uve been apprehended and secured: '^ntlas Williams formerly resided in

ntuckv, it is possible that he has tukea reSuye in that state.. .. ATALL14II BLUNT.

May0 ..1B^8. 5T7* K(1 it or of papers in Kent«ky, Oiiio & Indiana, are requested to publish the above.

BY James Adams, of Adams township, Parke county, Indiana, one dark chesrsut

Sort rse,

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supposed to be 14 hands high, eight years old, had on when taken up one whoop yoke. No other marks or brands perceivable—appraised to SO dollars by Joseph Strain and John in to

I docertifytbatvhe above is a true copv from mv cstray bonk. •. MATliEYV NOEL, J. P. 10—3 w.

Taken Dp

BY Benjamin Walter, living in Adams township, Parke county, Indiana, a. dark

Bay Mare,'b

about 14 hands S inches high, had on when faken up a large bell, with a leather strap and buckle, right bind fViOt shed, a white spot on the near thigh, a star in her forehead, supponedtobe 14 jears old. No other marks or brands perceivable—Appraised to 12 dollars by A. M. Puatt and Joseph Clarke/

I do ceriify the above to be a true copv from tnv pstray bonk. MAT HEW NOEL, J. P. 10—Sw.

Taken

Dickson's Mills—N. Dickson Jr. —Isaac C. Elston. ». j^ica—IVm Crumpton. Lafayecte—Reuben Kelsey, e?q.W.| Koseville—Col. Thos. Smith. Xewvilie—^ Iv-ilgorc. .r —Samuel Colman esq... Carlisle—-Dr. Job M. Baker. Yincennes—A\ m. I\Iieure, 'Vashington—Seth Roddick esq. Covington—^ m. bite. esq.?,..

BY James Miller, living in Union township, Parke county, on bright

Bay Hoi •se,

about HA hands high, Tyearsoid, his left hind toot and his right forf foot white, a scar on his right hamstring, some saddle scars on bis back a $mail white spot on each side of his neck and a small snip on his nose—appraised to thirty two dollars and fifty cents by John M'Gilvery and Alexander M'Donald. aAJay 6th, 1828.—10—3w.g,*-.

is a true copv fr.-m my estray book. j. M'DONALD, J. P.

PRAOriC'AL FARMER S 8j

A A I N E

itvA. lit 1 i'in i.1*«*i JlgricidLurcd Literary Gazette. 'f'J HK Farmer's Magazine is designed to contain information drawn from authentic sources relative to the improvement and management of remarkable farms, sources of ma nure, number and kind of st'.ek. farming utensil-, laborers, da .'ies &.c. Agricultural^

Ports, StCtj^'

paid bv the

Subscriber, to one or two

Journeymen Coopers

*i'lio nre good workmen. IC?*A quantity of timber wantedJnunedioitely.

J. V. lUMB?-

Terfe-IIautei May 9, 1628.

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imprwvt'nients

drawings avid descriptions ol u^eiu inventions critical notices and reviews ot such publications as ms tend to the interest

of the Husband

man improveinente in the bn ed of domestic animals accounts of such foreign and domestic trees, shrub,«, vines', plants, seeds and grains, ue considered necessary or useful or subsistence, comfort or ornatn -nt with information relative to their treatment, growth, requisite kinds of soil, &c. and in short, whatever utav tend to increase the product of the soil and advance the rural economy of the country.

Insertions will always be given to such reports, addresses and papers., as may be communicated for publication, by the several Agricultural Societies of this and other states. *,

A Land Regi-ter wiil contain as iar as practicable, a list of Linns, which are now. or may hereafter be for sale, account of their tize, situation, quality and such other particulars as may be deemed useluh !?')ace will be ullwrdcd for the soiid and sterling b*autves of literature. t! usei'jl arts and sciences, Chemistry, Natural History and Philosophy lMsrapby and 1 ravels, state !,f'the Markets i.i the principal Scu-

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wi 'TERMSThe Farmer's Ma^aripe will he nubli^bed •Setni-M° tbly the price is dollars, payable either at toe time of 'subscribing, or on the 1 ceipt of the first number- 1 hat or'in and size has been adopted, which is deemed most convenient for bnuJin"-, while the quality of the paper, the beauty of the type, (entirely and the general execution the vvtuk will be such as it is hoped will reflect credit on the publishers, and gratify its patrons gdP Address (post paid)

C. Clarke. ageiWlor the proprietors,

Philadelphia.

May lG 1828.,

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No "iDUI'E TO 1'AIITY TOOL OF POWER" Nott SLAVE TO MINIONS OF AN II(UU

TEIUlE-HAUTE, YIGO COUNTY, INDIANA, JUNE 7, 1828.

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A W S O E N IT E S A E S A S S E A E I S S E S S I O N O 7 E VI E N I E I O N E S S

[PUBLIC—No. 18 .."F/*"

AN ACT to extend the time allowed for the redemption of land sold for direct taxes, in certain cases

Be it enacted by the Senate Sf House of lie preventatives of the United States of America in Congress Js scmbled, That the time allowed for the redemption of lands which have ieen,ornuy be sold tor the non payment ot taxes under the several acts passed on the second of August, one thousand ciiiht hundred 6f thirteen the ninth day of January, one thousand eight hundred and fifteen and the iifrii day of March, one thousand eight hundred and sixteen, for laying and collecting a ducct tax within the United States, so far as the same have been purchased for, or on behalf of, the United states, be revived, and be extended for the term of three years, from and lifter the expiration of ihe present session at Congress Provided, also, 1 hat. on such redemption, interest shall bo paid at the rate of twenty per cen turn on the taxes aforesaid, and on the additions of twer-ity per centum, chargeable thereon and the right of redemption shall enure, as well to the heirs and assignees of the land so purchased, on behalf of tliv United States, as to the original thereof.

A. STEVENSON,

Speaker

I do hereby certify that the above Vice President of the United States

of the House of Representatives. J. CALHOUN,

and President of the Senate. JOHN QUINCV ADAMS Approved—^8th April, »«5tm ^0 Aiul» [PUBLIC—No 19.]

AN ACT extending the limits of certain Land Offices in Indiana. ar for other purposes,

Re it enacted by the. Senate and House rf Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled That all the lands in the State

Indiana, to which the Indian title is extinguished, which lies east of {he line° dividing the first and second ranges east of 08 the second principal meridian, and north of the southern boundary of Fort Wnvne District, shall be atj.ichrd 10 the Land District, the

L'»'.d Oflicf of which is established at Fort Win f!-' and that all the lands to which the Indian title is t'xli-'l uished said State, and whicn trriV be west «)l the line dividing the first and second ranges east ol tiie second principal meridian, shall be attached to the Land District, the Land Office of which is establisheu

Crawlordsville. .See. 2. I'kifL he it further enacted, That the Purveyor Oeneral tnaw

the fccond piincip.al mern.ian

to he extended to the noi thern boun dary of the State of Indiana, /V vided the assent of the ludiai^be obuined to the running and markiii«f that Portion of the meredian nne tf.'hich niay lie within t''e lands not ceded to the United States.

Approved—28th April, 1^3. 4b-Z ii-tj '\v [Puptic—N'o. GO.] AN ACT in addition to the act en\n act to provide for the .ale of tlie laix'a. conveji'll to the r„ ,„a ptat.es, ill ceitain cases, nno

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(wentv-siitli 'lay"1 M»y, e.gh lo,-n liondred »n.l tvvenly.lmir I), it cnacled

frj (f U"i'se

of Itenrcseuttititcs of Ihe United states 4 Jtmeriea in Cor.gre* assemUed, I'lmt in all «l,er® been, or shall U're.lter be, conveje.l t«, or for the United bla «, lor l«rt». arsenals, l«ck-)-.rd«, I.gl.t-hosees, or ctiv like P,

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nf debts due the nited Stat

purpose, it shpll fee

grantor otherwise. See. 2 MflbeuW iwT That the Presiolcqt States authorized topioc a,sent of Legislature cl

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State, within wnicii any purchase or land has been made, for the erection of forts, magazines, arsenals, dockyards, and other needful buildings, without such consent having been obtained and also to obtain exclusive legislation over any such tract as is provided for in the sixteenth clause of the eighth section ot the first article of the constitution and that he be authorized to procure the like consent and exclusive legislation as to all future purchases of lun.4 for either of those purposes

Sec. 3. jfyia be it further, enacted, That the President of the United States, in all cases where lands have been conveyed for the United states to individuals or officers, be authorized to obtain from the person or persons to whftm the conveyance has been made, a release of their interest to the United States.

Approved.—2-3th April, 1828.

[PUBLIC—No. 21.}

AN AC!' authorizing the Legislative V/Guncil of Florida to meet in October instead of December and repealing the proviso in the sixth section of the act entitled

An act to amend an act for the establishment of a Territorial Government in Florida, and fur other purposes approved March the third, one thousand eight hundred and twenty-throe. lie it enacttd by the Senate and House of Representatives of the. United States cf America in Congress assembled, That the Legislative Council of the Territory of Florida shall begin its next session on the second Monday in Octobcr instead of December, and annually thereafter on the same day in the said month of October.

Sec- 2. And be it farther enacted, That the proviso in the sixth section of the act entitled An act to amend An act for the establishment of a territorial Government in Florida, and for other purposes approved .March the third, ouethousaid eight hundred and twenty-three be, and^thc same is hereby, repealed Provided, That nothing here in contained shall be construed as. approving any act or acts heretofore passed by the Legislative Council of the Territory of Florida.

Sec. 3. And be it further enacted, That it shall be the duty of the Governor and Legislative Council, at the next session of said Council, to divide said territory into thirteen election districts, in such manner as to give to each the same number of qualified electors, as nearly as conveniently may be, ar.d to secure to each district an equal representation and the said Governor and Council shall have power, from time to time, to alter and regulate the several districts in such manner as the increasing population ot the territory may require

Sec. 4. And be it further enacted. That the Judges of the Super.o Courts in r-aid

other

the

Territory shall have

power to order extra terms ot sa.o Courts, or to adjourn them to any

time and place when the public interest may require it, & when, from sickness or other cause, the Judrra cannot hold the regular, ter'iis. giving due notice ol the same: and it -ball also be lawful tor the laid Judges to hold Courts in either of

Districts, when the Judge ol

the district is absent, or prevented Irom attending by sickness or other

cause. Approved—28th April, 1828.^ ii [PUBLIC—No. 22.] Aft"XCT to authorize the cancellof a Bond, therein mentioned,

Ut if tmd.fi tnj the

of lletiresentalivcs of the limted Sla-ee of Africa in Co»gi«s assembled. That the Clerk of the Mitli Circuit Court of the United Slates lor the

District

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"quired to

lierchy, iiu oriz given in purcancel a certain J?OTHI,£ .nance «l a decrec oHhesatd Court,

ofCtheP United States, of sundry Vrican negroes, parcel ot the cargo Hhe Sir nth vessel called Antelope,

I!t:roirf'/., which bond was execuled bv Cuesta Manzanal ar.tl brothers.hv their Attorney, and Joseph Ciimmings, and Francis Sorrel and acknowledged by them on tie twenty fourth December, one thousanc, pifrht hundred ar.d twenty-seven, beI'ore the Marshal of the Georgia District, in the penalty ot fourteen thousand eight hundred dollars, ap con ditionai for the exportation f4 the laves aforesaid.

Approved—2d May» 1S28.

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vice of tlie year one tliousand eight hundred and twenty-eight Be it enacted by the Sevaia Sf IJmtse of Hepresentativei of the United States, of America in Congress assembled, That there is hereby appropriated, to be paid out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropria-. ted, the sunj of one hundred thousand dollars, for the armament of fortifications.

Sec. 2. And be it further e.nactedy That the Quartermaster General--e, and he is hereby, authorized to -a ply the s^tn of eighteen hundred I-j larsofthe money heretofore npr 1 priated for the fQuartermaft^r's Department, to the" confirmation and completion of the purchase of thirty acres of land, near the city ot Savarnah, in Georgia which purchase was conditionally tnade by Li^-Utenunt C. A. VVaite, for the purpose erecting barracks tor the Uuived States.

Approved—2d May, 1823. IK

F. ^PUULIC—No 24.] "*-4.

AN ACT making appropriations for j-the Public Buiidings* and tor otiier purposes.

Beit enacted by.V'q Senate & 11 vise of liepresentakyesoftjie United St'.'es} of America in Congress assentbi%dtj That the following sums of inouey be, and the same hereby are, appropriated, to be paid out of any mot ey in the Treasury not otherwise appro-L priated» fo.r the following purposes: that is to say—

For completing the work remaining to be done, on and about the Publie Buildings, fifty .-ix thousand four hundred dollars and eight cents 'J-

For the cost of a building Jot, and other expenditures for t^e Jail at Alexandria, one thousand six hundred and ninety-nine dollars and sisteen cents

For the completion of the Penitentiary in the District of Columbia, twenty-rtwo thousand three hundrerl and eighty seven dollars and ninetyseven cents I

For defraying the expense of .t building, near the Navy Department, twelve hundred and sixty one dollars and eighteen cents

For an entrance and door-way into the Capitol, from the top of the terrace on the western front, three thousand one hundred and twenty? one dollars and ten cents.

Sec. 2. And be it further en acted, hat the Commissioner oi the i'ui iic Buildings be, and he hereby is authorised and empowered to be causr eu to be built, an engine house, for Mie accommodation ol the F.-anklrft Kngine Company, under s»* '. bie conditions, to secure the TaiUiful performance ol the work, and to jm cure an Hydraulic. Lngme and the requisite appurtenances of ihe same and that the sum of three thousand dollars be, and the same ishei eby, appropriated, to be paid out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated, to deli ay the expense of the same,

Sec. 3 And be it further emctedt That from and alter me iVm clay of March, one thousand eight hundred and twenty-nine, the oface of Architect of the Capitol shall cease and determine and that the said Architect shall 011 said day deliver up to the Commissioner of the Public Buildings all the books, plans, accounts, vouchers,and all other pa-

pets

Si"?",se

and things belonging to his office and the f»id commissioner shall lake charue of, and superintend the Public Buildings, and perform such other duties as may be required ot him by law and that the said commissioner be required to reside near the Capitol

Sec.

AS) ACT making a supplementary ficcr of eithe orderly iSpptopriatioB f« the military tare, pteM,.va

4. And be it further enacted,

That the regulations of the City of Washington, for the preservation of the public peace and order, be extended to the Capitol and Capitol square, whenever the application ot the same shall be requested by the presiding officer of either House of Congress, or thp 'Commissioner *of the public buildings and that it shall be the duty of the Commissioner ot the ppblic buildings to obey tueu rules and regulations as may, noni time to time, be prescribed, jointly by the presiding officers of tae two Houses of Congress, tor the care, preservation, orderly bg' police of all such portions of he Capitol, its appurtenances, and Ut. enclosures about it, and the public buildings and property in its imme-3 diate vicinity, as are not in the exclusive use and occupation ot e»

Mouse of Congress^ that it *ball alsij he his duty to obey spch rfiles an4 regulations as may be, trojn tiftoe Tp

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