The Western Register and Terre-Haute advertiser, Volume 5, Number 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 19 July 1828 — Page 4
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R^VOLU i\OiN AiiV CLAIMS.
AN \CT
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relisf of
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surviving Officer* and Soidiers
ithe •\iT.i'r of tlia Revolution.
•T lie it enacted the SenateSf House •Pit of Represented^ of the Umted State* IV.-% America in Congress th»t each of the sui vivmg ufceers the arinvnf the.R'.-volutinnm theGoni"i :nl)e
iytjo,\va^ entitled to hd1
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fi«t seventeen hundred and ei?htj. ',,Lri,e«l to receive. o«t ot anj he autl.. -jvea^urv not otherwise
man
S "l the amount *f his Ml.
-^riSunhH., according to his rank '•In'the line, to begin with the third •i«la« of March, one thousand eigh •fWndwcl a-d twenty-sis. and to con -ftinue durins his natural lite: Pmded. l'hat, under this act, no ofliot 'Xll be entitled to recene a larger
Jsum than the full pay of Captain sin said line ^Scc. 2 And be it farther enacted, "Tliat w'lenever any ot l'T .e,j .^' received monev of the Un, ed a* a pensioner, since the rn 1 day Of March, one thousand eiifct kutArpd and
tventy?ix,
alore-
siTd, the sum so receired snail be dcducted from whit .aid officer would, •iwUe.be entitled to. under the fi st section of this act: and every pension to which said officer is now entitled, shall cease after the passage
of this act. Sec 3.
And
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further enacted.
Thar cvnv surviving non-comnm Vioned officer, musician, or private, in Nsaidflrmv, who enlisted therein for and during the war. and continued in its service until its termination, and thereby becarae -entit.ed to recrive a reward ofeighty dol.ars, un d«r a resolve of Congress, passed
IV'av 15th. seventeen hundred and seventy- eight, shall b* entitled c.j receive his-ull monthly pay in san service, cut of any money in tin Treasury not otherwise appropriated lo begin on the third uay o« March, one thousand -eight hundred and twenty-sis. and to continue du_ liis natural lite:
rin no cian.
and the pay aihwed by this ac' shall not. in any way be transform bly. or liaiiie to -attachment, levy, or seizure, by any l^a process whatever, but gfiall enure whoHy to the rsonal benefit of the rfficer or soldier ntitlKl to lh^ Piime bv thi« act.
Sec.
6.
-'And be it further enacted
That so much ol said p.iy as accrueo bv the provisions of this act, before the third day of March, eight-en huu-
tired and twenty eight, shall be paid to the officers and soldiers entitled to the same, a* soon as may be, in tbe manner and und*.r the provisions before roenfioncd and the pay which shall accrue aftVr said day, shall be paid semi-annually, in like manner, and under the sume provisions.
A STTCVKNPON. '.
-7^ Speaker of the House nf&*\ Jiapreaenlutives. s?»ji ni.i **-'i K%tl
President of the Senate pro tem. Auix'.v^d— io-.h a!, 1^^^ JOHN QUINCy ADAMS
TnEASURY Depautmpnt, .r -May 2b, 1828. T?e"«Xct for the relief of ccrtain surviving Officers and Soldiers of the Revolut ion,appvoved on the 15th
«Uv ol" May, lbv:o, (of which the foreJ4,4' going is copy^will be carried into cffi'ct utidef Jkhefollowing regula-
K. ch officer claiming under the
''act, will transmit to the Secretary of ine Treasury a declaration, according to the form heieunto annexed,
niarK "d A. and »ach noncommission'v ,i ed officer, musician and private, ac •:rf torchi.g to the form marked B, accomp:iitied by the ofuh of two iftspeclaMe witnesses, as to his identity, which ot\ih is to be taken btiore a
Jnsi ice «»f the. Peace, or other Ma^istrate. duly empowered to administer oaths iu the State, or ierritory in which he resides- and authenticated /urdrr the seal of the Cwurt of the '/*, cunty in whu the oath was admjnimeredi as shown in the said forms.
Each (fii'.er will also transmit his \-x ct'iomissHWi, if in eister.ce and attamable, and each non-commissioned
A thcer, musician and private, hisdis^C ar^e which uoci-ments, after be\iu i^gistered, wiii be returned. I: the cuuuuiebion u* uncharge lifts,been
lost or destroyed, lie will transmit ^ucli other evidence as lie may possess or can obtain, corroborative ol the statements set forth in his deciautioiu r-"V
II the evidence transmitted, taKen in connexion with that afforded b) .he public records at Washington, be found satisfactory, the amount of two yeai*9 full pay, at the rate to which the officer or soldier was'entitled, accordiug to his rank in the s«ne, at the close of the war, or at the time of his reduction, (as the case may be,) but in no instance exceeding the full pay of a Captain of the Continental Line,-Avill be transmu(ed to him, at the place of his r«sidence, after deducting therefrom the amount of «iny pension which he may have received from the United States vince the 3rd day of March, 1826. Ue may, however, authorize any other person to receive it for him in. which case, he will execute a power of attorney, according to the annexed form, marked C, which must be acknowledged before avJustice ot the Peace, or other Magistrate, and authenticated under the sea! of the Court of the County, in the same manner as is already .prescribed «n regard to declarations- But no payment will be made to any such attorney, until he has made oath, accordng to the annexed form D, that the pay which he is authorised to receive is intended to enure wholly to the personal benefit of'thc officer or oldier whose attorney he is.
It is
Prowled,
rrq
that
-commissioned officer, tnusi-
ur
private, in said army, who is
now on the pension list o! the United ptatPS, shall be entitled the benefit-- of this act-
Sec. 4.
Jlitdbe it further enacted-
That the pay allowed by thi« ^ac shall, under the direction of the be rotary of the Treasury, pi to the Oiiicer or Soldier entitleu thereto, or to their authorized attorney, a «uch places and days as the Secreta rv may direct? and that no fomjjn officer shall be entitled to said pay nor shall any officer or soldier re ceive the same. until he furnish to gaid Secretary satisfactory evidence t)ia' he is entitled to the sarn?, in cor.formitv to the provisions oi thiv
'Jested that ail letters to
the Secretary of the Ireasury, on he subjects, may be endorsed on the cover, "Revolutionary Claims." .f, RICH ALU) RUSH. y» •,
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niinalion: [.Sergeant-,
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Form of a 1)echn lion to be made by the Officers^ For the puipose ol obtaining the benefits of an act, entitled "An act ,or the relief of certain surviving officers and soidiers of the Army of (he Revolution," approved on the 15th of May, 1828. 1, of-- in the county of-—-, iu the Slate of do hereby declare that 1 was an offi cer in the Continental Line of the \rmy of the Revoluiion, and served as such, [here insert, to the end ol he war, or (as the case may be) to the time when the arrangement of the Army provided by the reaolv if Congress of the 3rd and 21st o' October, 1780, was carried into ef cf, and was reduced under that ar aug ment,] at which period I was a in the regiment of the jne. °Vt. -Y**
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•\nd I also declare, that 1 afterwards received a certificate (commonly called a commutation c*'rtifi cafe) for a sum efjual to the amount of five years' full, pay which sum was offered b* the resolve of Congress, of the 22i| of March, 1783, ins'ead of the half pay for life, to which 1 was entitled under the resolve of the 21st of October, 1780.
Anrl I do further declare, that 1 have received of the United-Spates, is a pensioner, since the 3rd day oj March. 1836. |_llere insert, No money, or (as the case may be) that 1 have received, as a pensioner of the United States, since the 3-.d day ot March, 1828, the sum of dollars paid to me by the agent lor paying pensions in the State ot ..- a [Signed]
Ik fore the, ,, here Insert, Jus lice 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, thatJ by whom the foregoing detlaraticrti was subscribed, is.
generally reputed and believed to have been an Officer in the Army ol fhp Revolution, in manner as therein stated.
Witness my hand, this day of in the year .. [Signed] I, Clerk ol the Court of the .County of in the State of do herehy certiliy, that before whom the foregoing affidavits wert sworn, was, at the time, a [here insert, Justice of the Peace, or other Magistrate, duly empowered to ad minister oaths,] and duly empowered to administer oaths.
In testimony whereof,! have hereunto set my hand, and affixed the seal of the said Court, this [l. day of in the year [signed]
[H
Form
of a Declaration to be made by the J\'on-Commissioned Office)sf Musi' cians
and
Privat.s
For the purpose of obtaining th»' benefit of "Aft act for the relief certu-o surviving officers and #oldier?t ol the Army of the Revolution," approved ou the 15th of May, 1828, I of in the County of in the State of do hereby d« clare that I enlisted in the "Continental Line of Ihe Army of the Revolt »n, lor and during the War, a^coiitiiiuedja iteseivice until its t^r-i -j v-'- ,r
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at which period I was a Corporal,
Private, as the caso may be.] in Cap ain 's Company, .in thei ilegiment of the j-Li
lso declare
And.
that I
afterwards receiv
ed a certificate for the reward ol eighty dollars, to which I was enti tied, under a resolve of^Congress, passed the 15thof May, 1» 8
And I further declare that I was not, on the 15th day of March, 1828, on the Pension List ot the United States, ,-jrf ..r^ [Signed] •.
Before me, ——, [here insert either Justice of the Peace or other Magistrate,
duly
empowered to ad-
minister oaths,] in the County of in the Stale of personally appeared this day, and o'f 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
Witness my hand, this day ol a JSigued"!
tiiat
C.erk of the Court of the
County of in the State ot do certify, that —7, before whom the foregoing affidavits were sworn, was, at the time, a [Justice o! the Peace, or as the case may be.] and duly empowered to administer oaths.
In testimony whereof, I hai hereunto set my hand, and affixl. s.] cd the seal of the said Court, thi* day oi ——, iti the year -i--1 [SixneilT^
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Worm of a Power of Jltiorncy. 4Cnow all men by these presents,
of in the County
of in the State of-—, do hereby constitute and appoint my true and lawful attorney, with a power of substitution for me, and in mj name, to receive from the United States the amount of pay now due to me, under the act for the relief oi certain surviving officers and soldierof the Revolution, approved 15th May, 1826, as a in the reg iinent ol the line of the Army ofthe Revolution.
Witness my hand and seal, dav of in the year q-"-Sealed un'l delivered in the presence of jj
Before
thi*
[.-signed]-"." [i s] ,T.e) a Justice of the the County of in thpersonally appeared. whose name is su
Peace in .^tatr of his day, bribed to th.- foregoing power of at orney, and acknowledged the same, to be his act and deed.
Witness my hand, this day of in the vear [Signed] I Ctiunty of
the Court of tho
in the State of
do hereby certify, that •, befor whom the foregoing power of attorney was acknowledged, is a Justice of the Peace.^ *V
In testimony whereof, I have herein unto set my hand, and affixed the seal of the said Court, this day of iff the year .. •*:. j.i"'
Form of Affidavit to be taken by Attorneys Before me, a Justice of the Peace in the County of in tin of personally appeared this day, the attorney named in the foregoing power of attorney and made oath that the same was not given to him by reason of any trans ler, or of any attachment, levy, or seizure, by any legal process what ever, of the pay therein authorized be received, but that the saul pay is, intended to enure wholly to the per sonal benefit of the person by whom the said power was executed.
Witness my hand, this —day of in the year -—-. Before me,- [here insert either Justice of the Peace or other Migis trate, duly empowered to administer oaths.] in the County of- in the State of personally 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 'he Revolution, in manner as therein stated.
Witness my hand, this day of in the year ([Signed]
I. Clerk of the Court of the County of in the State of do hereby certify, that before whom the foregoing affidavits were worn, was, at th^time, [here insert fithfer Justice of the Peace or oilier Magistrate, duly empowered to ad uiniSter oaths,] and duly empowerto admini^tei^oaths.
In testimony whereof,-I have hereunto set my hand, and allis[l, s.] ed the seal ottkc fcaid Court, this dayr of, in the tear y: Yj [Signed] 14
Established as the sent of justice of tin
County of Carrol,
State cf Indiana.
HfllS town, situated on the Wabash river, at the head of Steam Boat navigation, is perhaps one of the most etligible sites for a commercial town on this river. It being at a point six miles above the mouth of the Tippecaooe, the contemplated termination of the WABASH CANAL, immediately on its line and the point at which it will terminate until it may be found necessary to carry it much further down the river than at present proposed. And by a reference to the Map of the State, it will he discovered, that it is one of the points at which the W abash approaches nearest to 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 trad^of the states 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, in point of soil, timber and pure springs of lime stone wfter.
Baum's Point, the site of E is formed by a junction of Deer creek and the Wabash which creek is not surpassed by any stream in tlu state, as a mill stream affording th most valuable sites for water works, in the immediate vicinity of the to ah to any extent that may be required
The attention therefore, of thosf who are desirous of -possessing tow, property, in every way superior that in ordinary county seats, are so licite.d to attend the Sale of LoU, tha will take place in Ith LPHI on thf eleventh day of Jlngwd next 'i h. terms of sale will be one fourtn of the purchase money in hand, the re*i due in three equal annual instalmests Titles executed to the purchasers, so soon as the payments are completed
Lots will be given A IS to mechanics, that will settle in DELPHI conditioned, that they wiH erect com fortable dwelling houses thereon within twelve months, and exercise their trade or profession, in said town Liberal reservations of lots will be made for the use of Meeting houses Schools and a County Seminary.
By order of the board oi County Commissioners of Carroll county SAMUEL VilLROY Agent
Delphi June ist, 1828—12-6w
GUNPOWDER.
Jvegs of all sizes—for sale bv Wm & I N O N Mav 16. 1828.
NOTICE.
ticlc. Denting,
John F. CrufiK H. Scott, Robert IVilson, E. Villotson, C. Gilbert, S S. Collelt, S TVrivid,
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HE Subscri'oiM- havi' years acted as an
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The late LE I JA O S masufac^ turer of the
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"SUPERIOR, DURABLE 1
RAZOR STRAP,"
Having communicated to me the art of making those STRAPS for the benefit of myself and the public generally I shall continue to manufacture them at my factory in Terre-Haute, where I have and will continue to keep on hand a constant supp.y wholesale for exportation
N. I have succeeded in making sueh an improvement as will enable mc to warrant them for 20 years when they have careful usage, this improvement also causes the strap to keep a smooth edge upon the instrument while it cuts it down as fast as formerly. .»& J. W. OSBORN llavfng used Levi Jacobs' improved, durable Razor Straps we certify
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that they exceed in excellence and durability any strap we have ever '.used, and freely recommend them as useful and valuable to all those who may have use for such an ar
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J\toscs Uoggatl, David Linton, II. Johnson, 11. S. Cabe, L. 8. Shuler,
MU. QSBORX,
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T. U. Claike, A L. Chase,
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James Fnrrington, Cunningham, Israel, Harris, Jlmory Kinney, John Jiritton, JF Qui Ik in, John Campbell," A. Hotchkiss, Chester Tuttle, JV Huntington, II. Jill en, C. Ii. J\Iodesitt, Robert K'ilgore^
,SIR, I have been requested
to give whatever information I was in possession of, relative to Levi Jacobs' Razor Straps. I can only state that I have been acquainted ^ith Mr Jacobs for twenty years,* and I have made uSfi of one ot his ^trap--* i^carl} that length of time, I can state without hesitation that-bo Strap that I have everbufen acquainted with, will prepare ft llazt# for easy shaving, equal with them.
Yours, llunpectfully, V'^. L'ETJCIi ALLEN January 4, 182^.
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1~ S0,r. id the principal nou-residenn holders this section
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and this kind of business
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creased with him annually" present, to require pa^,^ tontion, will hereafter ?,cc J'' AGENCY of any busing to LANDS, situated in cuher counties bordering the North of Vincennes, Ia.
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JAMES FAKIUMilW
Terre-Haute, Dcc. 6th, i8o-
E. A. jrmnnem
•A* Having united in the
Pt&viice of lm
Tender their services to the citb of the First Judicial District of'"* diatia. as Practitioners in the euit Courts of the several conatip md the neighboring counties in »ois. They will also attend to easiness in the Supreme and BiL trict Courts of the State—One »oth may generally be found at fr' )ffice of said Kinney,*
March 27, 1828.——i(f
,77 TERR E-IL1 um JuLr 1, lS2B The Eastern Mail will arrive here, nfter at 1 o'clock every Monday .nd depart same daij at past 4 dock 011N F. CRUFT, P, JJ, l^tf.
Patent Cast Im
THE subscriber has now on hand •'ir sale, a large supply of fFooisPn •ent Cast Iron Ploughs, from No I.
No. 4, which will be sold onacominodating terms. Three years experience in tlw •ction of country lias proved tee Ploughs to be a useful and vtiluaiie irticle, and in every point of view superior to the wrought lon Plough,
Farmers are respectfully invited to call and examine for themselves ploughs of either number (complete•y finished) can be had at ail times at this place and all orders fromi distance will be promptly attended ro. A supply of these Ploughs will -»e kept at dilferent towns on the Wabash, and at such other places** they mav be called lor.-
ALbO,
Just opened at the Corner of 1 and Ohio streets, in the store rouffi belonging to 1). Pemw^an if assortment of
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Consisting of Dry Good*, Rm* ware, & Groceries«
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August 31st,
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.vi 11 be sold on reasonable term^ Pork, Corn, Whiskey, and mo Kinds of Merchantable producevvu. •je received in payment.
For Oliver Hose.
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Tcrre-IJaute, May 50,1828. I in—tf.
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To whom liberal wages
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dailv mannfact"rltt5
of the latest fashion, and of materials, which he wi or a a other produce as will 9"1 |l8
s?ll 1^ QfSUC'1
FIATS made to ordtro
shortest notice. .. ,qo«-8I! Terre Haute, May
Country
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In payment of SulWr**. Register^
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