The Western Register and Terre-Haute advertiser, Volume 5, Number 21, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 16 August 1828 — Page 4

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On life's eventful sea, Religion, o'er the troubled wave, Beams trom eternity r. And kindles an undying flame, That earth's wild tempest cannot tame.,. -... c£.

stings

Know not to enter mere.

Reveals abetter world above. "f*

The war-spy trembles, for he knows There stands a gibbet, intenorem.

An this is for his country

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South West North West South Kast iJouth Wrest NorUi West South West South West North West South VYett North East South West North East South East South E:*st South West South East

rjpi to Mr. liooert ttftersOii, a nier-

/-bant t)i Ba tifL:re, ami tney went

to France anu ivig and. Mr.

•^ti

89*51-100 acres

abov

a bad

(adto

Air, armg

was first 'mrrf&iS Col Harvey, Aid-tie Camp to Lord Wellington, ,:* who had distinguished himself and lost an arm at the battle

-Hvglmd weekly re• |„0. -A few vevks ago Udy »rview, vey was married to tne Marquis

WfrflV with its bright and glorious Carmarthen, eldest son of the Du Lnl ... ol Leeds. The Marquis was bo Is liasuning to decay- on the 31st May, 1798. He is the An-! tirip with swift and nqiseless eldest son, and "heir appareut And time, with sw

Huds on hi* wasting way? title of the duke ot Leeds. Tius *Each scene of earth shall tade—but fortune, in her freaks, has raised *l.ach scent

tw0 ofthe m0fct

«,veall a better world above: families of the British empire, two Reveals a oe^

The following sianras from the pen we part' The gay youth vault* of SelleckOsboru, is beautiful for instantaneously over the table ano the happy turn of thought, and saluted the tair stcangei facility of diction in it. scarcely necessary to inform th.

W ith adverse chances all betore

The fire sits cool and caln,, ^w",n And scans your secrets with violent passion with the eye-rn,-.-puriity! ... ker, abuhing him as an impostor, be Pours friendly words in breath,of

Then tattles to the whole community.

Tot though no ganows and no opt

An. jut' contempt form his

the dauglltcrs 0f a

n\\] th? (lark storms that round us can republican, and the direct deMiu tne t'*4'

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fhprp is a land where pleasure piece which she neglected to pur•ahere is a una ».

FartV its fail flowers shall fade- the young -music seller. 'It is &i ^arta. itsr.au uuvv replied she hesitating, and running

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Vh,:' .ew Hhie Si-uers" were seiz„i, plunders & massamo

•r- roiituu, one i. wilhuuc mai! th* remainder lied"* rf ihf Declaration ot American in-

«pn^fjJ°rice. *Ooe r.t thi*fn was mil*4 i\ iv,p

LAiVlK^-ALE.

^YVirtuVof'an* Order and Decree of the Vigo Circuit Court, Indiana. sitting as a Court of Chancery and Probate, at the last term, V\ the undersigned will expose to

I S A E

For CASH, at the Court House in Vigo county, Indiana, fJ

i)ix Monday5 the 25th August next?

between the hours of 10 clock A. M. and 4 clock P. M. oi said day, the following described: V/

Lands and Lots

situated 'in'" the County aforesaid, comprising the REAL PROPERTY boioii^ing to the estate of the late Abraham .Markle, deceased viz:

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scendants ot the only surviving signer of the Declaration ot American Independence.

Lowered]

A young lady having purchased an assortment of music, on returnjng to her carriage recollected a

Sir 8hesaid,

on entering

request you t0

over the ot ,uus ,c

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have.' 'And what is that."' ask«v

11.

:. Sn-

s1/® ll?ldf

her hand, it is one kind kiss befoi

reader, who will recollect the son*

*One kmv.1 kiss belore we part' h,

Turki

hini! jnioriued that there wa, then, a And strictly they the forfeit take,

_And ignominious they pronounce

q} ess touching I1

caUse le nut

$ i/i ^^.witii hfi^iish and Irish bulls. I

!Hi,ereiSM,.«0HiesiNKaltimoe

»i,d

vv a,lu:i^.nii, were

K„ hltr

tui than the one given by our hen

that the lady expected to receive.

,ksecolulsigu.--Itis a cci-

\"'i Ti,i^ ltain tact, sar. Liiou, that alewyear-

ao a IearilCl ma

Cl)n5mnuI10 |C) a

him. '.W'iguished trum the natural, he

see witu it ihi

.man fearirg he should lo^e hia jaj, la&sured him that in time he wouli see with that eve as well wit.)

other. Tne Kdentii was appeasetl

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llien tern. r~-in \vtiu having soon Ul»punfd «l tne retbescovn nf all good mm we hope.«

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reward^

h|s lefl

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Tu ks

Wlm,them,

JJulls.—We have been overrur,

-"?"!i ™n u. stuck already in market we'wi,I

'J Tico Atrtencan add^ueut Uu,,.an e.tradiuD. The

$ vaUJ1,» .. ..J emperor in his declaration ot wa I

chr 9tians

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without di»tinctior..

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n'cr Several people, were looking at a

.i n,» wpnt very littlo horse, some said he wa

cnai.i ui u*t horse ever they saw. By

terson died, lciivjnii his witlow a it r!v-f„, i\wo

a it -aid an Irishman, hue

nr three one an Uttie as two oj it.

handsome tortuut. 1 or tijrcc years ago she w.\s married to the .. Marquis of Weilesley, then Lord Facts are the flesh of conversaXsieutenant of lic!a?.d. Her sister tion: opinions are the te tlhers

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town 12, range -9, west, 11 1 si,

35, 25, 25, 25, 22, 22, 3, 10,

32, 29, 29, 36, 36, 2,

ite following hots in en-e-Iiantc,

Nos. ia6, 230, 85^ 259.

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the ric ne

uation are «mon2 the mo valuable in the county Some ot these tracts are under imi'i-ovenient tor more particular information concerning which, the nroperty generally, as well as the title thereto, reference can be id to Mr Farririffton uiTerre-Hante, or to the subscribers. ...

Markle's Milh, July 18, 132S.-17ul

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12, 9, 15, 9,

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12, 9,

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12, 9,

12,

18, 3,

a 12, 9,

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12, 9,

13, a 9,

13,

Ten aTres^ a square in the north west- corner, of the north east quarter

'fiction 11. town 12, range 9 A certificate for east fractional section 33, town 13, north of range nine west containing 383 55-100 acres, $101,75 paid on said certificate —Aiso

it 12, 9,

I, town 1 range 9,

ss ^f their soil and eligibleness of sit

M'TMM.VJC MAKKLE,

revolutionary claims

an ACT for the relief ^f certain surviving Officers and Soldiers,of the Army ot the Revolution.

d^nguished noble

Amen-

He it enacted by the Senate Sf H°us&

Representatives of the United ^latef if America in Congress assembled That each if the sut viving oliicers ot the arm of the Revolution in theCon-'^vhicii linentarLin^, who was entitled to halt oav by the resolve ot (ictober twentyfirst, seventeen hundred and eighty, ,e authorized to receive, out ot any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, the amount ot his fuil pay in said line, according to his rank in the line, to begin with the thud day of March, one thousand eigb* hundrediand twenty-six, and to con tinue during his natural life: Provided, Thit, under this act, no otneer shall be en titled'to receive a larger sum than the full pay of a Captain in said line

Sec. Jind be it further endcted, That, whenever any ot said ollicers Ins received money of the United states, is a pensioner, since the third day of March, one thousand i.'ight hundred and twenty-six, atore--.atd, the sum so received fchall be deducted trom what said officer would, otherwise, be entitled to, under the first section !ot this act and every kich said officer now cease after the passage

pension to entitled, slial this act v*

Sec. 3. And be it'further enacted That every burviving non-commis sioried utticer^musician, or private, 11 ,aid army, wfio enlisted therein tor nd during the war, and continued its service until its terininatiin vnd thereby became entitled to re .eive a reward ot eighty dollars, un

of the law, a

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and beint

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pcan wh,

(a|9(j Jlot be dlslil

ii ii

a resolve of Congress, pas»«n ilay 15tti, seventeen hundred and -.•venty-eight, shall b« entitled to cceive his full monthly pay in said •rvice, out ot any money in tin treasury not otherwise appropria •dj to begin on the third day of vlarch, one thousand eight hundret: id twenty-six, and to continue duno his natural lilei Provided^ that no nou-commiesioned otDcer, musi ian, or private, in said army, who i^ :ow on the pension listol the United States, shall be entitled to the beneirs of tliis act.

Sec. 4. And be it further enacted 1 hat the pay allowed by this act hall, adder live direction of the Sec '••tarv of the Treasury, be paid to the Officer or Soldier entitled thereto, or to their authorized attorney, at *uoh places and days as the Secreta ry may direct and that no foreign ot ticer shall be entitled to said pa nor shall any officer or soldier receive the spme, until he furnish to -aid Secretary satisfactory evidcuce r/iai he is eutitled to the same, in conformity to the provisions of th?,c' and the pay allowed by tins act shall not in any wav De transterra .lie, or liable to attachment, levy, or •eizure, by any le^al process whatver, but »ha:i "enure wholly to the rsonal been"fit ot the otlic or soli,er entitled to the same bv thi- ad

Sec. 5. And be it further enacted That so much ot said pi_y as accrued the provisions ot tills act, befort* he third day of March, eighteen liu,.•Ired and twenty eight, shall be paid to the officers and soldiers entitled to the same, as soon as may oe, in the manner and uuder the provisions hofore mentioned and the pay which -hall accrue after said day, shall be paid semi-annually, in like manner, and under the same provisions.

A STEVENSON, Speaker of Hi" u$e of li&presentativcs. s. sMrni, President of the Senate pro tern. Appn v'd j5ih \l'iy,iH28.

JOHN QUliNCY ADAMS.

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Each

acf, wil

containing

Aministralrix,

E E Administrator

Of Mralmm Marlue, Uec'd*.

May 28, 1828

The "Act for the relief of certain ui viving Officers and Soldiers of the Revolution," approved on the 15th day oftylay, 1828, (ul which the fore--oing is a copy,) will be carried into 3"iI'-ot fnder the following regulations:

officer claiming under the transmit t(» the Secretary of

th Treasury a declaration, accordhe form hereunto annexed, and each ed officer, musician am! private, ac cording to the f.»rm marked U, acrompanied by the oath ot'two respect-ht-le witnesses, as to his identity, which oath isto.be taken btfore a Justice of the Peace, or other Magistrate, duly empowered to administer oalhs in the State or Territory in which he resides.'and authenticated under the seal of the Court of the County in which the oath was administered.. as shown .in the said forms.

Each officer tyill also transmit his commission, it in existence and attainable, ,and eaejfc. non-commissioned officer, inu-ician and private, his discharge}' which documents, after bv iug registered, will he retuintd. the commission or disease has beeu

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lost dpae-unjw

such other evidence as lie may pos sess or can obtain, corroborative ot the statements act forth in his 4,ccla-

/f the evidence transmitted, taken in connexion'with that afforded by the public rccords at Washington, b_ found satisfactory, the amount of two years tail pay, the late to the officer or soldier was entitled, according to his rank in the line, 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, will be transmitted to himt at the place ot his residence, alter deducting therefrom the amount ot any pension which he may have received trom the United States since tle 3rd day of March, 1826. He may, however, authorize any other person to receive it for himj in which case, he'will execute a power of attorney, according to the annexed form, marked C, which must be acknowledged before a Justice ot the Peace, or other Magistrate, and authenticated under the seal ot the Cotfrt of the County, in the same manner as is already prescribed in regard to declarations. But no payment will be made to any such attorney, until he has made oath, accordjug to the annexed form D, that the pay which he is authorised to receive is intended to enure wholly to the personal benefit of itie officer or soldier whose attorney he is.

It is requested that all letters to the Secretary ot the Treasury, on the subjects, may be endorsed on the cover, "'Revolutionary Claims." mcaAuD uusH. -r.-r.

Form of a Declaration to be made by the. Officers For the purpose ol obtaining the benefits of an act, entitled "An act tortlie relief of certain surviving officers and soldiers wf the Arm\ of the Revolution." approved on the 15th ui May, 1828, 1, of in the county ot in the Slate of-r.—, do hereby declare that

Ami 1 do further declare, that ave received of the Urfited Spates, us a pensioner, since the 3rd day of iVlarch, 1826. [Here insert, No mono), or (as the ca»e may be) that I iave received, as a pensioner of the United States, since the 3rd day ot March, 1828, the sum of dollars paid to me 0y the agent tor paying pensions in the State ol -.j [Signed]

Before me, Jiere insert, Justice ot the Peace, or other Magisrate, duly empowered to administer aths,] in the county of in the Stat- of personally appeared, this day, and of the said county, who did, severally, make oath, that by whom the foregong declaration was subscribed, is

oenerally

——, Clerk of the Court of the County of iu the State of do hereby certifiy, that before whom the foregoing affidavits were

sworn, was, at the time, a [here insert, Justice of the Peace, or other Magistrate, duly empowered to administer oaths,] and duly empowered to administer oaths.

In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand, and affixed the seat of the said Court, this rl s.l uay of in the jrear

Form of a Declaration to be madg bij the j\ou Commissioned Officers, Musicians and Privates

For the purpose of obtaining the benefit of "An act for the relief of certain surviving officers ami soldiers of the Army of the Revolution,approved on the loth ot May, 18 28,1

1 0

,je Wl11 tran8fni

f^r *.

rmnation at \vhic.ii ji'iioil[Serjeant, Corporal, Nij.,'

tied, under

[l. s.]

was an offi

cer in the Continental Line of the \riny of the Revolution, and served as such, [here insert, to the end of the war, or (as the case may be) to the time when the arrangement of the Army provided by the resolves

Congress of the 3rd and 2tst of October, 1780, was carried into elect, and was reduced under that arangeraent,] at which period

was a

iu the regiment of.tbe^-—— ine. And

also declare, that

after

wards .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 ^ress, of the 22d of March, 1783, instead of the ha if pay for life, to which 1 was entitled under the resolve ol the 21st of October, 1780.

reputed and believed to

have biieii an Officer in the Army ol the Revolution, in maoner as there--stated. •, •Witness my hand, this day of —^—, Kj the year [Signed]

in the County of ——•,

up the State of -.do hereby declare that

Line of the Army of the llevolun, tor and during the War, and continued iu iis service^ntil its ter-

tar

Wils

Private, as the cas*

panv, -'*P

tain 'a Ccwr-

Regiment of the. j(IUl aiso declare that I afterwir.K ed a certificate f»r the

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eighty doUais, to tied, under a resoiy* ,tf

•Sir.

ieiH[.

(1',

passed the 15th of May, And I further Ui?. *t*j not, on the 15th d.nv ol ir! 'Vs on the Pension List ofilie'p18^ States.

lil'^

[Signed]

Before me, -—, n^P(l ther Justice of tlx pjace Magistrate, dulv emoovv.-,-™//ft(i

empoW..re(,

minister oaths,] the Coon

make oath that ., bp

,dul10

in the Stale of

ly appeared thin da v, and of the

said

County,"whodid vevI?

wj'

wiiorn tbi

loregoingdeclaration wassu^c-h is generally reputed and beti^eh' have been an officer in the

Witness my hand, this in the year— :^'':::4j[Sitfne(lj

the foregoing aiiida

was, at the time, a

day ot

''A

I, Cierk of ,iie Court oftL County oi the Stale .,| do certify, that before

Vlf'Ul(l

vits were sivo-n

Lj0s(ife

Peace, or as the casc

may bo,]

and duly empowered to adm:Uiit„Jr oaths In testimony whereol, I have 1,^. unto set my h.imi, and ailij.

cd the seal of the said Court this

ayof jintn*

year -['%Me'l] [C.]

Form of a Power of Attorney. Know all men by these present! that 1. ol in the County of in the State of ,(inhereby constitute and appoint—-my trie and lawful attorney, with

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er of substitution for ine, ami in my name, to receive from the U.ijj/d States the amount of pay now due to me, under the act fur the relief of certain surviving .dAcer-sand soidim of the Revolution, approved I5th May, 1826, as a in the regiment ot the line of tt Army of the Revolution.

Witness my hand and seal, this day of in the year:— Sealed and delivered in ., f." the presence of ,.

V' D-'o"0'1] "Before me, a Justice of the Peace in the County of in the Stats of personally appeared, this day, whose name is suv

scribed to the foregoing power of attorney, and acknowledged the same to be his act and deed

Witness my hand, this-—• day of in the year ... [Signed] *1, C'teik of the Court of the Count)- of in the Slate of—, do hereby certify, that before whom the foregoing power of attorney was acknowledged, is a Justice of the Peace. -r^i" f. hi testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand, and ailis- .] ed the seal of the said Court, •, this day of—i" the

Form of Affidavit to be lufon by^ •ionteijs. Before me, a Justice ol the IVace in the County of '!1

personally appeared

this day, —the attoriiev named in the foregoing power of attorney, and made oath that the same was not given to him by reason of any tra:1*' fer, or of any attachment, seizure, by any legal process

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ever, of the pay therein atitiiori/eu Be received, but that tlis sai intended to enure wholly

t0 tlie 1

sonal benefit of the person by the said power was executed. Witness my hand, this -r of— in the year

generally reputed and nave been an Officer in t.ie the Revolution, in mannei

Before me, [here "]ser j'^.. Justice of the Peace or ot.ie .' trate, duly empowered to oatlis.l iu the County of State of P:

80,iall a

this day, and Countv, who did, seycrany• oath, tliat by "b ing ilcclnratum was su ..oj^rd'

(1,

stated. 4i,-I Ja/ Witness my hand, tms of in the year

Si ne

f,: Clerk »l

-t of the

the

County

of——,n

t,lc

do hereby certify.

before

ia,r,

either Justice ot the

lavits ^eriJ

whom the foregoing a .ngt,rt sworn, was, at the

un)

]•,

olh-'i*

Magistrate, duly em^en? o»lh.,] «n«

a,j.

llalJ

cd to admiiiUtei" oailn-

3,ehere

in testiirwioy wliori-ut. at3. unt,.aetH.y^»l'a"jC,,urt

I'l s.]

enlisted in the Continen-

ed the seal oi tk-

|ie

this dayot-—'

day

year .:,[&ig|,ed]