The Western Register and Terre-Haute advertiser, Volume 5, Number 20, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 9 August 1828 — Page 1

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vantess

jiior) antwall a discontinu-

^Table' or°Fig«re work, will be $2

Is dailv manufacturing

die latest fahi»n, and of the besf ofnatrials, which he will sell low yCash Fur, Lamb's-Wool, or such etherp'»iiuce as will suit.

HATS made to order on the shortest notice. Xcrre Haute, May 1'5, 1828—8tf

7,TO JOUBWi- YMI .V

O I N E S

that are good workmen—alsOF*

Jin,

Terre-Haute, May 23, 1328,-9tf.

To tavern keepers

E S S E I E O E S O

upon good terms, his spacious

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In Terre-Haute. and give possfssion

such time as will suit the purchas-

or tenant As this property is

sell known, remark is unnecessary.

Particulars will be made known to those who choose to apply ISRAKIi HARRIS.

July 25,1828 —18 if

K"irs of all sizes

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His

Apprentice,*

Tvahom liberal wages ill be given. H. BL1NN

re_Haute

Lands and Lots

situated in the County aforesaid, comprising the REAL FROPEhTY blunging to the estate of the late Abraham Marble, deceasedj viz.

South East quarter, section 35, tow South West

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ie.l)roPerty

Mt°Mr

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^f^rof ^cLlre wiU «"d of Market Street, where

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Mtv Tannery.

b^'l^'totrMtwodoThS 'THE subscriber has established on Jaatiuu^ya

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*•b,'""tfpaidinadvance two himself in the riivx

tto

Tanning & Carrying

«ejt il, ifpaidwSenPa:ft) two i"»ve been finished. ^Subscription njill be di.con I" the town of I erre-IIaute, upon a -mteii at the obtion of the liberal scale, and njw soUcite a share tin

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the public patronage

is s5tuate

Sffi&sstrt b. aiaiD®s• ^picuoasly inserted at one dollar

wj|j

Square for three weeks, and shares, or bought at fair prices, in »i-pntv-five cents per square for each g00d pay \i scuuent insertion. All advertise- THOMAS M'MURRAN ^euis will, be contmued until they

must accompany atf adver-

tisftnents -.t

uPon

the

Spu*h

be received to TAN oh the

Terre Haute, July 22d, 1828.—18

JUST RECEIVED BY

11. S.^PCabe,

FROM *VE IV-OR LEANS,

O O S I O E S

which he will sell low for CASH.

June 27th, 18^8 Mtf—

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WHERE AS-my wife CRIST! NA has left my bed and board with out any just cause or provocation This is to forwarn all persons from harboring or trusting her on my ac count As I will pay no debts of her contracting.

THOMAS 9WAN.

Parlce co la July 14,1826.—l84t

btatt of Iudiana, Vigo County, SS:

Circuit Court, April Term, 182§

Reubeo thristvr.

vs:

-"Michael Collins and

,v*Kinney*arid

In Chancery

)In Chancer -v:: ".V,

Jfohn Campbell '"'VComplainant appears by

Hannegan his counsel

and files his bill, and it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that Michael Collins, one of the defendants is not a resident of this state: It is therefore ordered, that notice of the

mereiore oruer«u, m«*i ntm-.c i«.-

dency of this suit

jn the Western

be publish

Advertiser, four weeks

successively, at

(C If tl

mf 29, 89* 3G, 36,

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tt tt a

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South East

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least sixty days pn

or to the next term of this court, and ft hat this cause be continued to said l^next term./*

A Copy—ATTEST,

rr XA T,rr» a** GILBERT, Clerk: N O W E .-y.

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LA. VK A"0 TK O OICS sale attliis OJJice.

BY virtue of an Order and Decree of the Vigo Circuit Court, Inii^a. bitting as a Court of Chancery and Probate, .at the last term, aeuuaersigued will expose to

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'or CJS//, at the Court House in Vigo county, Indiana, j,

On Monday, the 25th August next^ ..j between the hours of 10 clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P. M. ol said day, the following described .• 1r* ^v

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15, town 12, range 0, west.

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I^ot'th West 25, South !'n«.t

12, icA 12, 12, 12, 12, 12, 12, 13, 12, 13, 12, 12, 13, 13, 12,

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South W pst ^*v 25, ftorth Wpst

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^onth VV ^outh West North West South West 2Vorth East ^onth West North East ^OUTH KAST South East South West ^outh East

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9, 3, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 8, 8, 9, 3, 9i. 9.. 9.

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Soulli half, cast fractional section 4, town 12, range 9, containing MOO acres. Ten acres, a square in the north west comer of the nor,th eas quar 11. town 12 rnr^e 9 ^certificate for east fractional scction 33, toXty r^^^lso

containing 383 55-100 acres, $191,75 paid on said certificate Also

he following"Lois in 1 errc-tla.ntev

The above Lands for the richness of their soil and elig'b^n^s of^

^ri among the most valuable in the county, ^ome

a-i/a ',nProveinent—for

particular information co?ic• J*

generally, as well as the title thereto, re

Farrincton at Ter're-ljaute, or to the subscribersi" CA iHA ill V/ MAUKLE, Amm.stratri*, 1

URJ\UY MARK Lib, Administrator 18, 1828.—ntdfc OfMralmmMirltl',itci

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TO PARTY TOOL OF rOWEIt"— Noil 4SLAVE TO MINIONS OF AN HOUR.

TERRE-HAUTE, VIGO COUNTY, INDIANA. AUGUST 9, 1828.

By Authority.

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 1 1 E W E N I E O N E S S

[PUBLIC—No 51

\N AC to incorporate tne Trustees of the Female Orphan Asylum in Georgetown, and the Washington City Orphan Asylum in the

Sec 4. And be it further enacted. uat the said corporations respfctely, by the name and style aforetid, be, and shall be hereafter, capa.le, in law and eqoity, to sue and be ,ued, within the District of Colum ia, and elsewhere, in as effectual a manner as other persons or Corpoaiions can sue or be sued, and that they shall adopt and use a common *eal, and the same to use, alter or •xchauge at pleasure, co appoint a Treasurer and Secretary, and such offier officers as they may deem necossarv and proper, to assign them their duties, and fix their compensation, and to remove any or all of hem, and appoint others, as often as hey shall think lit, and to make such bye-laws as may be useful for the rovernment of the said Asylumavand ,'iot inconsistent with the laws of thv United States, or the laws in force in the District of Columbia, aud the same to alter, amend or abrogate at pleasure.

Sec. 5 And be it furtner enacted, That there shall be an annual meet111o- of the contributors to the Orphan Asylum of Georgetown, on the first Monday in June, in every yeai,at which they shall appoint a first female directress, a second female directress, and ten It-male .managers, who shall have power to superintend und manage the internal affairs ot the Asylum, and to fill vacancies in their own Board, and any vacancy that may happen by death or other wise among (he 'trusters, and to serve until their successors are duly appointed and a majority cf the said Trustees shall be a .quorum, and au tnorized to act,

Sec. 6- And be it further enacted, That the present managed o' t'i* Washington City

District of Columbia. lie it enacted by the Senate Sf House of Representatives of the United Stntcs of America in Congress dissembled mat John I Stull, William U. R»dft- ,, lev, and Daniel Bussard, and their have the care of said child, they shall successors in office, duly elected or not there.,fter be at liberty to witlv appointed in the manner hereinafter

The Trustees of the Female Orphan Asylum of Georgeto.\|n, inrthe District of Columbia." ^Sec. 2 And be it further enacted. That Wiiliam llawley, John P. Van Ness, Nathan Towson, Obadiah Brown, and Jam-is Larued, and their successors in office, to be appointed as is hereafter directed, are hereby made, declared and constituted a corporation and body politic in iaw, and in fact, to have continuance forever, under the name, style, and title of "The Washington City Orphan As'ilum."

Sec 3. And be it further enacted, That all arid iingulai the lauds, tenements, rents, legacies, annuities, rights, privileges, goods, and chattels, heretofore given, granted, devised or bequeathed to either ol said Asylums, or to any pei?on or persons for the use thereof, or to have been purchased tor, or on account ol the same, be, and they are hereby, vested in, and confirmed to, tne said corporations respectively, and that •hey may purchase, take, and re ceive, and enjoy any lands, tene nients, rents, annuities, rights or privieges. or any goods, chattels or other eff ct, ol what kind or nature suver, which shall, or may hereafter given, granted, solil, bequeathed devised unto either of tueui, by ify person or persons, bodies pulitic corporate, capable of making such ont. a to dispose of the same: Provided, the clear annual income uroj-erty to l" acquired by either if sain en porations, shall at no time \ceed the sum ot three thuusand illars.

Asyl

fiext, if which time, and on tne situ day in each year thereafter, said corporation) by those who from their hye-laws inay be qualified to vote, shall be regulated, and the officers thereof appointed, agreeably to the provisions of this act ihat is to say, there shall be appointed a first, and second female directress, and also fifteen female managers and these directresses and managers, a majority of whom shall be necessary to do business, at such time and place as they may direct, shall appoint a Treasurer and Secretary, and such other officers and also perform such other duties as the bye laws may direct Provided, No bye-law shall be enacted inconsistent with any law now existing in the District of Columbia.

Sec. 7. And be it further enacted, That when any destitute male or female child may be received into the Ay!um, with the approbation of the parent, guardian or friends who may

,lraw

or leave the Asjlam without

|y the consent of the Directors, until, if I a male, he shall attain the agei of

CorpoVa"ifif!*1 aTi'l "bod/polit'ic'i'nlaw twenty-one year., or if female the rind in tact, to have continuance for age ot eighteen yearss bui up»to» the ». r. by the n.,ne, style^and ti.le of P-ods an^esaforesa,d, they.hal.

the Asylum, or those to whom^ t»y said Asylum, they may be bound unless by consent given by those di recting the Institution they may bp exhonorated from service previous to attaining the respective ages.

Sec 8. And be it further enacted, That any vacancy which from deatu, resignation or otherwise, may hap pen in any of the offices or pl&ce* ol ^aid Asylum, shall be supplied or filled after the mode t? be prescribe! in their bye laws and also in pursu ance of said bye-laws, power shall be possessed to alter and amend the same from time to time, and to remove and appoint to office whenever it shall deemed advisable to do so.

Approved—24th May, 1828

[PUBLIC—No 52.]

AN ACT m«iking appropriations for Custom-Houses and Ware Houses. Beit enacted by the Senate Sf House of iiepre*entatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled. That toe Secretary of the Treasury be, and he hereby is, authorised I./ cause to be selected, and purchased, a suitable site fjr a Custom House aud Ware House, at Newport, in Rhode-Island, and to cause a sale and convenient building to be erected thereon, for the transaction of Custom-House business, and for th» safe keeping ot the records thereof, and of the property in the custody of the Government and that a sum not exceeding ten thousand dollars he, and the same is hereby appropriated for the purposes aforesaid, out of any money in the reasury not otherwise appropriated.

:ec.

i(.d

unreal led by

the article of association

'Trustees," may contintfwBtf

t,fllce

discharging the duties ot tlrt same, until the Second Tuesday October

2 And be it further enacted,

That the Secretary of the. Treasury be, and he is likewise hereby authorized to cause to be purchased a suitable site for a Custom House St Ware Mouse in the city of Mobile, in the State of Alabama, and to have erecta safe and convenient building, or to purchase a proper site with a aitable and convenient building already erected thereon, for the transaction of Custom House business, and for the safe keeping of the property in custody of the Government and that a sum not exceeding eiu-ht thousand five hundred dollars he' and the same is hereby appropriated, for the purpose aforesaid, out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated.

Sec. 3. And be it further enacted, That the Secretary of the 1 reasury be, and he hereby is authorized to cause to be pat in proper repair, ami to be used lor a C»»to® "uus®

rrV''*

certain brick store, in Newburypon, Massachusetts, once the Uner Wood and Ua.id W ood, .« nior, but now belonging to tt.e Uni tpd States* and that a sura not ex ceeding three hundred dollar, b., and ihe-sanie is hereby appropriated, lor the purpose aforesaid, out ot anv money In the Treasury not otherwise appropriated.

Sec 4 And be it further enacted That the Secretary ot the lreasu. is hereby authorized and directed *o cause a suitable site to be selected and purchased for a Custom

ou.^

-Ware House at Portland in Maine, and to cause a safe an venicnt building to be

erec

IllVlll UUIIUHip for the transaction of Custom House business, and tor the keeping of the records thereot, anu of the properly in the custodj ot th Government and that ^m not seeding

on, for the trabaction of Custom House business^ and for

••At,

O to

s.ereoy appropriated, out ol any nay in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, lor the purposes aforesmid ,•-

Approved—24-h May, 1828.

J_PUBLIO—No. 53.J *v

AN AC to continue in force, for -v. a limited time, and to amend an act entitled, An act to en claimants to lands wiffiin the limits ot the state of Missouri and territory of Arkansas, to irntitute proceadings to try the validitv of their claims."

Be it enacted by tftp Senate Sr FJonse of Uepresentatives of the Uniiert SWa of America in Congress assembled That the act approved the tws

,ity-»

sixth of May, eighteen hundred aud twenty-four, entitled "An act to enable claimants to 'lands within tiia limits of the State of Missouri and Territory of Arkansas, to inscitute proceedings to try the validity of their claims,*'shall be, and the same hereby is continued in force that ts 5 to say, for the puhpose of filing p^titions in the manner prescribed by that act, to and until the twentvsixth day of May, in the year one ajf thousand eight hundred and tvve itynine, and for the purpose of ena^lin the claimants to obtain a final decision on the validity of their claims ft. in the Courts of Missouri and Arkmsas respectivelv: the said clatus having be*h exhibited witnin the time above specified the said act 'I *hall be continued in force to. and rj until, the twenty-sixth day of iv, in the year one thousand eight hutideed and tiiirty, aind nd longer and the Courts having cognizance of «anl & cl.\iins shall decide upon *nd confirm such as would have b- en confirmed under the laws, usa-jes, aud customs of the Spanish Government, 4 fur two years,

4trom

and aftar the

twenty-sixth day of'May, one thou* and-eight hundred arid twenty-eight,

tnd

all the claims authorized by that :. act, to be heard and decided, shall be ratified and confirmed to the sa»n« extent that the sam* would ne valii! ifthe country in which they lie had 8 remained under the dominion of th^ sovereignty in which said clair%3 originated. .»

Sec 2 And be it further emcted. That so much of the said act as su^i* jects the claimants to the payment of costs in any case where the decision may be in favor of their clai ns, he, and the same is hereby repealed, ind the costs shall abide t'ie d*c.i-s sion of the cause as in ordinary caus--tis before the said court and so much of the said act a9 requires the clai nants to make adverse claimants parties to their suits, or to show the#* court what adverse claimants there ma be to the land claimed of the United States, be also hereby repealed. And the confirmations had*? by virtue of said act, and the patents issued thereon, shall operate only as!v relinquishment of title on the p-rt of the United States, and shall in no wise, affect the right of title, either /. in law or equity, of adverse claimants of the same land )l ]P/L

Sec 3 Jlnd be it further enacted, That where any claim, founded oa* concession, warrant, or order of survey, shall b^ adjudged against or rejected, the claimant or his legal representatives, by descent or purchase,' being actual inhabitants ami cultivators of the soil, the claim tor which shall have been rejected, shall have the right of pre-emptioi, at th© minimum price of the public lands, as soon fed the lands shall he surveyed and subdivided by the United States, of the quartei section oa which the improvement shall be situate, and so much of every other quarter section which contains any part of the improvement as shall bo within the limits of the rejected cliim.

Approved—24»h May, 1828.

The Colonization Society has re* ceived advices from Liberia to the 26th of March Mr Ashmun stated that the emigrants which had arrived from the Southern States in the Randolph, the Doris, and the Nautilus, were iu excellent hea'fh but -ose from the north had suffered severely, no less than 24 having pemhed^ learn with the deepest regret, (hat Mr. Ashmun the persevering agent of the colony, is still in a very lo«r state of health He remains at t. Bartholomews under the care of a ohvsician, and it would seem frool lette's received from him at that place, that his recovery is quit^ uncertain* /v j,. :Htv

The new ship Mandarin, at South ^alem was struck by lightning od Saturday afternoon last, but received no material damage, -v