The Western Register and Terre-Haute advertiser, Volume 5, Number 16, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 12 July 1828 — Page 4

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-. '^,AN ACT Tor the relief of certain surviving Officers and Soldiers ot ^vV* *the Army of the Revolution.

E? it etinned by the Senate Sf IIousc

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'•«.. arraviiftheHfvolulioniotheLon-

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'.• mv bv the resolve of October twenty-,-j* -j -ry 2

^eventei*n hundred and eightv, be authorized to receive, «»t Treasury not otherwise ^ud.vh v^

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or to their authorized attorney, at /. such places and days as the Secreta

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direct and that no foreign of-

shall be entitled to said pay

•, nor shall any officer or soldier receive the same, until he furnish to Hid Secretary satisfactory evidence k* that he is entitled to the s^me, in conformitv to the provisions ot this act and the pay allowed by this act fcbali not in any way be transterra

We, or liable to attachment, levy, or seizure, by any le&al process whatever, but shall enure wholly to the personal benefit of the officer or solitier eniitled to the same by this act

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or h» f«

(l li accordin

S to?h»3 rank

irUhe line, to begin with the thud

March, one. thousand ei^bt

hundred and twenty-sis, and to con \tinu during his natural lite: Provide(L That, under this act, no oftuei shall be entitled to receive a larger «u:n than the. full pay of a Captain in said-line

Sec. 2. M'd'be it further enacted, '"That, whenever an) ot said otitcerj Wis received money of the Unite

Stite9 as a pensioner, since the third 'd»y of March, one thousand ew.t hundred aud twenty-six, aloresa»l, the sum received «hall be deducted I rum what said officer would, be entitled to, und«r the,

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fi,,t ?ecthn ol tins act and ever} pension to which said officer .. now entitled, shall ce*!se alter the passage of this act.

See. 3. And be it further enacted, That every surviving non-commis gioned musician, or private, in Lid armv, vvj.o enlisted therein for and during the war, and continued in its service until its termination, and thereby became entitled to receive a reward ol eighty dollars, un der a revive of Congress, passed May 15th. seventeen hundred and pevMityeipht, shall ba entitled t» receive his full monthly pay in said service, cut of any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated to begin on the third day March, one thousand eight hundred and twenty-six, and to continue durin" his natural lite Provided, hat no "non-commissioned officer, musician, or.ptivate, in said army, who is now on the pension list of the United State?, shall be entitled to the benefits of this act "V

Sec 4. And be it further enacted. That the pay allowed by_ this acr shall, under the direction of the Stc

Treasury, be paid to the

retary of the I'reas ,. Officer or

entitled thereto,

J] nd be it further enacted,

That so much of said pay. as accrued by the provisions of this act, before the third day ol March, eighteen hun^ «lred and twenty eight, shall he paid to he officers asd.,soldiers entitled lo tl\ sjame, as soon as may be, in the marker and under the provisions before mefrtioned and the pay which shall accr&c aCter said day, shall be paid semi-annually, in like manner, apd under the sain*.provisions,

A. STKVKNHiN.,

"i"' ''-Speaker of the nf-%. HopreseiiUtives. S SMITH, ^President of the Senate pro tem

AT)upv. d— 1 oth Miy, 1»28. JOHN QUINCY ADAMB..

^TREASURY DEPARTMENT, May 28, 1828

ATlte

Act for the relief of certain

surviving Officers and Soldiers of the llt-voluiidn," approved on the 15th day of ltiay, 1828, (of which the foregoing is a copy,) will be carried into eft'ect under the following regulations: -s' a 4 iLich oflicer claiming unclcc the act, will transmit to the Secretary of \the Treasury a declaration, according to the form hereunto annexed, ^marked and each rurfrcomwissionedr' officer, musician ami private, ac^corUiiJg to the lorm marked !J, acom janied by the oath of two respcctable' witnesses, as to his identity, which oath is to be taken before a

Justice «f the L'eace, or ether Magis-

{.f "-trate, duly empowered to administer outui) in the Slate1 or lerrito^ry in ?v/hn:li he resides, and authenticated iu'ider the seal of the Court of the •••••County in which the oath was admirii'iatered. as shosvn in the said forms. •i Each officer will also transmit his 'commission, if in existence and at '^tamable, and each non-commissioned tfcfiicer, musician arid private, his discharge which documents, alter being registered, wili be returned. 1 the cuaimission or

discharge has beca

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lost or destroyed, -uch other evidence as he may pos-

or can obtain, corroborative ol the statements set forth in hiadecla"(ition« •••'•j

If the evidence transmitted* taKen conneiion with that afforded by he public records at Washington, be found satisfactory,

the full pay of a Captain of. the Continental Line, will be transmitted to. him, at the place of his residence, after deducting therefrom.the amount cf any pension which he may have received from the United States ince the 3rd day of March, 1826. Me may, however, authorize any other person to receive it for him in which ease, he will esecute a power of attorney, according to the annexed form, marked C, which roust be acknowledged before a Justice of the Peace, or other Magistrate, and authenticated under the sea! of the Court of County, in the same manner as is already prescribed regard to declarations. But no payment will be made to any such attorney, until he has made oat*, according to the annexed form D, that the pav which he is authorized to receive is intended to enure wholly to the personal benefit of the officer or soldier whose attorney he is.

It is requested that all letters to

nrnrivaie in the Secretary ot the Treasury, on .ician,orp subjects, may be endorsed on the nlisted therein lor claim*."

RICHARD RUSH.

|v, CA Form of a Dsclarntwn to be ityt.de uij the Office's-

For the '•"purpose ol obtaining the benefits of an act, entitled "An act (or the relief of certain surviving officers and soldiers of the Arm* of the Revolution,"- approved on the 15tii of May, 18-28, I, —r, of in the county ot—:—. in the State of do hereby declare that I was an dli cer in the Continental Line of the \rmy of the Revolution, and served as such, [here insert, to the end. of the war, or (as the ease may be) to the time when the arrangement of the. Army provided by the resolves of iCongress of the 3rd and 21st ol October, IT80, was carried into effect, and was reduced under that ar'•angeraent.J at which period I was a in the regiment of the —r— iine

And I also declare, that I afterwards received a certificate (commonly called a commutation certificate) for a sum equal to the amount of five years' full pay which sum was offered by the resolve, of Con gress, of the 22d of March, 178-3, instead of the half pay for life, to which was entitled under the resolve ol the 21st of October, 17&U.

And I. do further declare that 1 have received of the United Spates, as a pensioner, since the 3rd day ot March, 1326. [Here insert, No money, or (as the case may be) that I have received, as a pensioner of the United States, since the 3rd day ol March, l828 thesum of dollar® paid to me by the agent for paying pensious in the State of j. -.[Signed] -.

Before rae. ^here insert, JQStice of the Peace, or other Magistrate, duly empowered to administer oaths,] in the connty of in the State of personally appeared, this day,. and of the said county, who did, severally, make oath, that—by whom, the forego-, ing declaration was subscribed, is Generally reputed and believed to have been an.Officer in the Army o( ^he Revolution, in manner as therein Mated. £•5 '.'r4 $

Witness my hand, this —'—r day of a ^Signed] I, Clerk ol the Court of the County of the State of do hereby certifiy, that before whom the foregoing affidavits were sworn, was, at the time, [here insert, Justice of the Peace, j.r uther Magistrate, duly empowered ad minister oaths,] and duly empowered to administer oaths.. ifsf

In testimony whereof, I lia^e hereunto set my hand, and affixed the seal of the said Court, this [L. s.] day of—.—. in the

year .[Signed]

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Ipormof a Declaration to be mad a by the vYon-Commissioned OJjiccrs, Musiciaitf and Privates

For the purpose of obtaining the benefit ot

t4An

act for the relief

certain surviving officers and soldiers of the Army ol the Revolution," approved on the 15th of May, 18628, 1 ——, of in the County of in the State of do hereby declare that I enlisted in the Continental Line of the Army of the Revolution, lor and during the War, and continued in its scrvice until its tor-

he will transmit ''iviu^.cian or

two. years full pay* which, the officer or soldier w&s enti Jed, according to his rank in th tne, at the close of the war, cr at the time of his reduction, (as the ^se may be,) but iji no instance exceed-

Private, as the.case miy be.] Captain —%-*'s Company, in tne Regiment of the line

Witness my hand, this —^-rday of ia the year ... IT .' ,r [Signed] I Cnuniy of ••*, in thfc State of lifteby certify, that before whom the foregoing power of attorney was acknowledged, is,, a Justice of the Pra e. 4

In testimony whereof, I'havc hereunto set my hand, and aJfixTL. a,] ed the seal of the said Court, this day of-—r, in the year [D] Form of Affidavit to be-talc&ii by Jlttorueys.

Before me, a Justice of the Peace in the County of

also Heclare that I afterwards received a certificate for the reward -S eighty dollars, to which 1 was enti

tte'TmSinT of tied, at the rate to passed the lothot May, at the

A[)|| rurt|ier ied that

I «w

not, on the 15th day of March, 18-3. on the Pension List ot the Lmted States. I .v»rf. [Signed] J/ leforeroe, ——, insert either .Justice of the f'eace or other Magistrate, duly empowered to administer oaths.] in the County oi -,in the State of——, personal ly appeared this day, •——and of the said County, who did severally make oath that'—by whom the

foregoing declaration was subscribed, is generally reputed and believed to have been an officer in the Army of the Revolution, in manner as therein stattnl.

Witness my h." ad, this day ol -1~, in the-year—-. [Signed]

I Cierk of the Court of the County of ——, in the State ot do certify, that —before whom the foregoing affidavits were sworn, was, at°the time, a [Justice of the Peace, or as the case may be.J and duly empowered to administer oaths.

In testimony whereof, I have hereJ.r* unto set my hind, and aflix[L. s.l ed the seal of the said Court, this day of- in tne 'v?. year [Sig-ued],

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Scvdcd and delivered in t'.ie presence oj ,,

Farm of a Popxr cf Attorney. Know all men by thesr presents, that I. of —in the County

in the State of-—, do here

by constitute and appoint my trie and lawtul attorney, with a power of substitution for me, and in mv name, to receive from the United State the amount of pay now due tme, under the act for the relief certain surviving jfficers and soldier^ of the Revolution, approved 15Ui May, 102G, as a in the —reg iinent ot the line of the of the Revolution. -Witness my hand and seal, thi* day of in the year

[Signed] [L. S

Before toe, a Justice ot' the Peace in the Ci unty of in tht State of personally appeared. this day, whose name is sui--cribeil to the foregoing power of attorney, and acknowledged the same to be his act and deed.

in the

of ——personally appeared this dav, —:—, the attorney named in the loregoinu

power of attorney,

.tnd made oath that the same was iioi given to him by reason of any transfer, or of any attachment, levy, or seizure, by. any legal process what ever, of the pay therein authorized to Ue received, but that the sasd pay is intended to enure wholly to the personal benefit of the person by whom the said power was executed, p.

Witness lay baud, this day of in the year Before me,——, [here insert cither Justice of the Peace or other Magis trate, duly empowered to administer oaths,] in the County, of ,.in the State of .personally appeared (his day, and ——, of the said County, who, did, severally, make oath, that by whom the foregoing declaration was subscribed, generally reputed and believed to iiavr. been an Officer in the Army ol the Revelation, in manner as therein stated.

Witness my hand, this —rrrr day j, in the year —,. [Signed] I,—— Clerk of thcJ Court of the County of in the Stale of do hereby certify, that before whom the foregoing affidavit* wen•iworn, was, at the tune, [.-ere insert either Justice of the Peace or olh*r Magistrate, duly empowered to administer oflwths,] and duly empowered to administer oiths. ln testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand, and alined the seal of the said Court, this day of —in the

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©IlILIPirlV'v

Established os the scut of justice of the

County'of Carroll,

State of Indiana.

milS town, situated on the Wabash ijiver,at the head of Steam Boat navigation, is perhaps one of the most eiligible sites for a commercial town on this river. It being at a si* miles above the mouth the Tippecanoe, the contemplated termination of the WALASll ^ANAL,- immediately on its line and the point at which it will terminate Until it may be found necessary to carry it much farther down the river than at present proposed. And by a reference to the Map of the Stale, it will be discovered, that it is one of the points at which the W abash op? proaches nearestto Indianapolis, it is not therefore asserting too much, to say that DELPHI*, at no distant day, will be the place of deposit for a large portion of the trade of the stutes of Indiana and Illinois, in its transit to and from an Atlantic market —And no place in the West is superior to the surrounding country, iu point of soil, tanber and pure springs of limestone water

Baum's Point, the site of /£//'//7 is formed by a junction of Deer creek and the Wabash which creek is not surpassed by an) stream in fl state, as a mill stream aifording 1 most valuable sites for water work-, in at vi in it to to any extent that may be required

TJie attention therefore, of thov who are ilpsirous.of possessing tow property, in every way superior that in ordinary county seat*, are si licited to attend the Sale of Lots, ih will take place in t)ELVi.il on theleventh ilQy of AiKU-t next- Th terms of sale will be one l'ourtn of th» purchase money in hand, ti reu due in three equal annual instalments

Titles executed to the purchasers, soon as the paymentsjare completed Lots will be given hiArrs to mechanics, that will settle i:i IJiCLPHf conditioned that they will erect cum fortable dwelling houses thereon within twelve months, and exercU* their trade or profession, in said town Liberal reservations of lots will bt made for the use of Meeting houses Schools and a County Semim i}

By order of the. board o* Counts Commissioners of Carroll coiu.ty S A EL MILROY.

Delphi. June st 1828—l2-(iw

1WX~P0fflTEli.

Kegs ot all siz.es—lot sale by AVM C.&I) LiN TON. May 16," 1823

NOTICE.

The late E I A O S manufacturer of the "SUPERIOR, DU1UBLK

RAZOR STRAP,'5

Having communicated to me the nrt of making tiiose STRAPS for the benefit of t.iyski.f and the public ge nerally I shall continue to manufacture them at my factory in Torre-Uautc. where I have and will continue to keep on hand a constant supp-y, •wholesale for exportation

N. B. I have succeeded in making sueh an improvement as win euabie mc to wai rant them for '20

when they have careful usage this improvement also causes the strap to keep a smooth edge upon the instrument while it cuts it down us tasi as formerly.

J. W. OSBORN!

Having used Levi Jacobs' improved, durable Razor Straps, we certify that they exceed in excellence and durability any strap we-have ever used, and lreeiy recommend them as useful and valuable to all those who may ha ,e use for such an ar tide. f) De:ninz, Jlloses Ifrxr^a!I}' John l'\ Cruftt David iAnhni, 1) Jl. Johnson, gj

L. Ih Scott, Robert tHlsont*' E: Til'.otsoiiy

Jt. S. J\! Cube, L. S. tihulttr, J- JJ, Eur hi, T. If. Claris ,'i. L. Chase,

C. Gilbert, S. S. Collettfi S I fright, James Farrington,, i*\ Cunningham, Israel Harris, ,v =, Jinwrtj Kinney, John iirittuiii

John Campbell, ,*i. Holehkiss, Chester Tuttl.', JV. Huntington, II. Men, 0. p. Jfodesitl, Uobeyt KUgore.

Yours, Respectfully,

iIKSuSscril)«r,h,vin„r veurs acted as an a'• erit

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of the principal non-rr.iJ^'H Holders tins sectmry

0f C(

and this kind »t* business hat!'1 creased with bin, anuaaHVf'P^' present, to require panicul-!! tention, wrll hereafter »rPc AGBSCY of an,

LANDS, situated in eiihPrVfl counties bordering ti.( North of inc-Piiries. 13.

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JAMKS V,\R!{|'xgtnv[

Terrt-lIaute,_Ucc. C(h,

'Men

'(Jlniortj

Ei-Jl. Ilanne?tfy

Having united ia

Prmlicc qf Liil

Tender tin eir servirpstothecifia, of the First Judin*! District ji ina, a« Practitioneis

in the Cirl

.uit Courts ot the several cnaRfiJ rid the neighboi i-n» counties in is. he 11 a Is:» aU ml to jl •usiness in the ^uprem^ ami trict Courts of the State (Jne -nth ti»3y generally be found at

Jilire of saiil Kitiney. March 27. 1828 iff "T~ T-EIIR&- uTk.

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The Eastern i^ ul will arrive hereJ after at 1 oV,r,k every Mom's

:«sd

depart same day at past 4 o'l clock .J on%

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Patent Cast lm

i'HK suoscriber Ins ncv- ophindl -»r aic. a

!ar^e

supply of n'oo'h ft-|

lent ast Iron Vhn^ns, from \'/i I, No. 4, whicli wt be soid cn-ac-i i.in idating tt rms

Tiiree vears experience in UIHI 'Ction of country has proved thesif P'ougl^t.obc a useful and vulua'le ticl^. and in every point ol viw| :»-.erior to the wrought Hm Piotijl).

Fiirmer^ are re|ecttuily inviretll iv cull and examine tor the5.nse_!ves Ploughs of eitlu'r ntitnber (complfeteIv finished) can hp a at all times at I tois place and all orders oina,| distance will bo promptly attem io. A supply of these PSoMglu' -e kept at tlii'f* tent towns onlhel Wabash, and at such oriiei" placesasj they may be called lor. .»• "A Just opened the Lurncr of hit and|

Oiiio street^, in the store rusjitt belonging to D- Iteming-an: ASSORTMENT OK-'

GOO DA

ron'i-iting of Dry Oood-. icare, vSc,. Groccri?* 4"^ «J'C'wuc,i»vill 'oe s-.dd on reasonable

Pork, Corn. Whisky,, and kisuUof MerchaotaL'ie producewni •ja received in p-iviocau 0*1.Fur Oliver Iv^e-

that

fin

S. JH'fluilkiu,**

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1" •, si-it, I have been requested to give whatever information 1 was in possession ot, relative to Levi Jacobs7 Razor Straps. I can only state .that I have been acquainted vi?h Rir Jacobs for twenty years, and I have made use of one of his Stiaps nearl} "that length of time, 1 ian state without hesitation that no Strap that I have ever been acquainted with, wiii prepare a Razor for easy shaving equal with them.

shortest nonce Terre iUutv

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January 4^.1^

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PETEH ALLE^r

In payment

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'E.\M'''liu-niinglot '0 Kilt Irwy'.er

.PRACTICE

In partnership. or cue will attend ihe courts of die dieial circuit andthe.upr,:^

Their oflice is. the corner opposite August 31st. 1'.'.ri——

b-'.riro JOUR*'*

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of the. latent ,eil of materials, which »o for Cah, fav, oilier produce as. will tV.a il ATS made lo older

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