The Western Register and Terre-Haute advertiser, Volume 5, Number 23, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 30 August 1828 — Page 1

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.rlg pyestdsnt of the Untied Stateg wf America.

proclamation.

WcfRkas bv an act of the Con nis of i!ie United States, of the dentil of January. One thousand £ht hundred and twenty four, enli,'f(i .An act concerning discrimina,ii,l.!uti^ "F tonnage and impost," itisnrovided, that upon satisfactory ev dcncp h^ing given to the President of the United States, by the voxermtieot of any foreign nation, thai uo discriminating duties ot tonjjy^gorimpost are imposed or levied uiiih the ports of the.said nation, toon vessels belonging wholly to citizens ot the United States, or upon merchandise, the produce or mantfacture thereof, imported in the isine, the President is thereby aut'onisd to is«ue his proclamation .(Scclarioi that the foreign di«cri«ninaduties of tonnage and impost j»niiin the United States, are. and jail be. suspended and discontinued jjolar as respects the ve.-^cls of the ...nation, and th? merchandise, of its produce or manufacture, imported into ihe Usited States in the same Ijbe said suspension to take efJVct from the time ot such notification b--|jar given to th President o( the Um led Srates, and to continue so long lithe reciprocal exeraptjou of ves|r!s belonging to citizens of the United Itatcsj and merchandise, as a |forc*aid, tiiere^n laden, shall be ccffitiLiied, and no longer.

And, whereas, satisfactory evidence habeen received by me, from bis Britanic Majesty, as King oi iHsn ver, throuuii the Right mraui- Charles Rickahp augha* bisEnvov Eitraoruiuary and Minister flempoteatiary, that vessel a wboll} belonging' to citizens ot the IUnited State^ or merchandise, the Iproduce or manufacture thereof, im [ported i:i such vessels are not. nor ljhii! oe, on their entering any Hin lovtrian port, subject to the payment lo! higher duties of t'nnage or imjpost, than are levied on Hanoverian [slips, or merchandise the produce or |raanuticture of the United Sta^e-j fimported such ves?e

Now, therefore, i, John Quisor I-bias, President ©f the United

Elites of America, do hereby declare Iproclaim, that so ii!uch of the Isevera! act-* imposing duties on the locnjge ot ship-4 and vessels, aod on ware?, and merchandise, im Ijwrfed into the United States, a iml^sfcd a discricnoatmg tla'y of toiip^e, between the vesseis of the ol Hanover, and vessels of pile United States, and between Igoods uiiporied- into trie United pwea, in ir.e vts^tis of the K^g:-

tnc United States, are suspended Mad discontinued, soiar as sa?n« P^pett the produce or manufacture |IJf the sud Kingdom oi Hanocer the hii.d s.i«uvnaiun to tike effect tfc»»

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vciseis of tne United StaU-^. Uiid oi the nierchacdhe ladea thereaiurtsaid, sit-iil be continoed ports u«* tiie fcwtt.gdoai of HanI '^er. i, 1

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ACT to incorporate

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'^uanty of Saint J^ysepb, and tte Sisters ol the Vis'ttaikB of iu the D^t%ct df Colwo* bu.

enacted '/yfiu Stntfe Sf /feme

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Margaret Felicita Brady, Scholasti Reams, Julia Shirk. Louisa Koger Martha Dadisman, Mary Jn9ept Ri. veil, Marv Agnes O'Conner, Mary Clare Shirley, Mary Paul Douglas^. Eliza Martina Butcher, Eugins Clarke, Jane Boyle, Rosetta Tyler, Mary Love, Ann Collins, Mary M' Ginnis, El)7.i\beth Dellnw, Rachael Green, Ann Elizaheth Corbey, Mary Maria Sexton, Jane Regtna S uith, Helena Elder,CatharineStigers, A Frances Richardson, Ann Magdaline Shirley, Maria Mullej, Ann parsons, Rebecca Googh, Ellen Piggot, Margaret Shannon, Mary Green, Marv Delene, Elldn Timmrns, Marv Harding, J^ary Ann Fagan .Eli*a Susan Knot, Margaret Brady, rv Frances Boarman, Ann Dorsey. Eli

Hughes, Ann Wickhaoi, Elizabeth Grader, Mary Councel, and their successors hereafter to b^oine Sisters of Charity of Saint Joseph, according to the rules and regulations that have been, or may hereafter be established by their association, be and they are and constituted a corporation o.r bo

their association, be,"

auu vuusmmcd a corporation or bo-

continuance forever, by the name style and title of the Sisters of Chatity of St. Joseph. i%

Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That Eliza Mitmews, Alice Lama, Harriet Brent, Mar} Nealts Eiiza beth Neaie, Margaret Marshai,_Ann Combes, LoU'^a Jones. Jane N^ale, Ann Wri^hr, Elisabeth Clarke, "Jis a Qu. en, Jaiie C. Neale, Mary Ann 3 )di man, Grace Turner, Mary Cummin-, Eieanor Miles, Mary Olivia V-a'.w, Ann Digges, Catharine Cois»i, Lucietia Ford, Mary Caroline Neaie, Mary ting, Johanna Barry. Mary E. Neale, Margaret Coopejt, Sarah Couper, Mirgaret D2.1t, Efilsabeth Wisp man, Jeru«ha Barber, Elizabeth Liiicater. Matilda Ha'iagan, Marv Brooks, Mi-garet King, Rebecca Harrison, Lau:a B^-vans, Wi!liami:»a Jone?,Sus-n Dake, Catharine Murry, Eiean'ir Corcoran, Bridget ncu. Margaret O'Conner, E izabeth vers, Catharine V\ aide, and Ann French, and tfieir successors. hereafter to become SisJers of the Visitation, according to the rale* and regu.aUons that have been, or may hereaiter be, estadished bv t:ietr association, be, and they are »ercbv, made, declared, and constituted, a corporation or body politic, in law and in fact, to have continuance forever, by the name, style, and title, of the Sisters of the Visitation

Sec. 3. Jlnd bs it further enacted, That all and singular the lands, ten euienta, rents, legacies, annuities right-, property, goods, and chatties, heretofore gifen, granted, deviled or bequeathed, to either the said sisters ot Charity of Saint Joseph, oi Sisters of the" Visitation, or to an individual of either, or to an jr person or persons tor the use of either of said societies, or that have been purchased for, or on account of the

me, be, and they are hereby, vested in. and cofttirined to, the said corporation », respectively* and that they

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ty of Washington, th'n fir*t by any person or person*, pol da) of J«iv. in the year of oar! itic or corpo.ate, capahit of aiafcJU/ Lord one thousand eight hoa «ich grant, and that lis -J may rt*

Pi trident: CLAY, Secretary of State.

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ceive, and apply, to the uses ut their associations, according to the rales and regulations that they may respecuvely establish, from time to time, for the management of the concerns of their societies, any lands, r.emeut', rents, legacies, anno i:.e, ri^ht-, property, arid privile£f %, or any g«M^J«, chatdfes^, or other efocts. at «hat kind cature soever, which ^hill or may hereafter be given, granted, wWd, bequeathed,

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dred and twenty-eight, awlpc the fdty-sec^d of the UAtAvuUd, aiuavs, I mp fisher of th*. ^ais. at tin* tune. peni.e'ice of tne Lnited States ^OUN^ULNCY ADAMS.

axti 4 i*ia* i«»n »hs j, at any ttfitti httUi. e%e, pmvm, and enjoy, mtUiti

ieral ^e*zr« or Uu*!f lor their &%*% iirti benefit, re*peetiffefy, more (for, twohuodrtd acre# Uftd mr #h*JJ either of »a text, their own ivtku or by a»y o*Mt petmtt* i« tniiL of U*f 4hetf tttUHfitf IM Mtftffttftl oi real eMau, 0e mime of •Mch mfr itettyfo* k»t» deed

Bee. 4' And be further tnMtedf fhal the i*4'c*rtp

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dy politic, in law and in fact, to have j-orm rule of naturalization, and to

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tt„ -n„PE TO PARTY TOOL OF BoW-So* "SLAVE TO M.NKWS OF A,V HOUR."

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seal, and the same to use, alter, or change, at pleasure and from tim to time, make such by-laws, not in consistent with the Constitution ol the United States, or any law of Congress, as either may deem expedient and proper.

Sec 5 And be it further, enacted That, if, at any time herealter, any the persons hereinbefore named, or any of their successors, shall ceas^ to be members of said sisterhoods, respectivelv, such person or persons shall thereafter have no control in the proceedings of said corporation, under and in pursuance of the provisions of this act

A srEYEN*ONf Speaker of the Housb of Itep'ts MTH, t. President of the Senate pro tern

Approved—~4Ui May, 1828. f" JullN QU1NCY ADAMS.

tr [Public—No. 74.} AN ACT to amend the acts concerning naturali2ati'n "i Be it enacted by the Senate fy House of Representative* of ihe United S'ntes

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hereby made, declared

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section of the act

act to establish an uni-

repeal the acts heretofore passed on that subject," which was parsed on the fourteenth day of 'April, one thousand eight hundred and two, and the fi-st section of the act enti tied '*An act relative to evidence ci-es of naturalization," passed on the twenty-second day of March, one thousand eight hundred an'J sixteen, hr, ind the saine are herebv, repealed.

Sec 2. Ami be it further enactedThat any alien, being a free white person, who was residing within the limit", and uypder the jurisdiction of the United States between the fourteenth dav of April, one thousand eight hundred and wo, and the eighteenth day of June, one thousand eigut hundred and twelve, arid who has continued to reside within the ame, may be admitted to become a itizt-nof the United States, without Having made anv previous declaration of hi-- intention to become a cit•zen Provided, That whenever any •»*rson, wiihout a certificate of suet declaration of intention, sl.all make application to be admitted a cit z^ ot the United States, it shall be proved td the satisfaction of the Court, that the applicant was residing within the limit#, and under the jurisdiction, the United States, before the eighteenth day of June, one thousanu ight hundred and twelve, and Wbs ontinued to reside within tne same, or he shall not be so admitted: an* the residence of the applicant withi». ihe limits, aod under the. jurisdic ion of the Lnited States, tor at lea*five years immediately preceding he time of such application, shall b^ prrfVed by the oath or affirmation citizens of the United States whic citizens shall be named in the recou.' as witnesses: and such continued reidence within the limits and unde trie jtirisdicion of tlie United State.when satisfacto.-tly proved, and tnt place or places where the applican has resided for at least live yearn, aaforesaid, shall be stated and set forth, together with the name* fcocb citizen*, in the recor0 ol th. Court admitting the applicant «Uw wiae tbe same bhall not entitle bin to be considered and deemed a citi Z'iK* of the United rftaU*.

Approved—34th May, 1820.

u«it co»»sr»#4 «um ind tor the u*e ol the United Htate*, tke Zlct of Cote with, either by|fW ten thousand of the capi ute

[Public—No 75

AN AC authorizing «uhtcript'ion to 0ie *Uek of tr»e Chesapeake and O no Canal Company. /if it e/uirJed by the benntefy Home f,j' UspretentcUivt* fh4(i United tilaltw tf Auwrvca in Coh%um anwmOU'l, nar tr.e »«Cretary oi th| lrua»iiry itrror he, and ne hereh/, aufTOri^ed and •irr^eted to »oh*crde, in the nafff

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be, ami &e fcer*atterM,**«?$*, ir, and and seed* the »r*trtct

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t*i ff |be Che»»p^ak« and (ih»» Canal C#f«pany» and to pay for the turn*, at *bcn bro«» i«d in »uch promrUou* ahaM i*e required ol and t&Hi by tha »tockh«lU«r», generally, oy the f»ife% and regf^ationa of the 'WtopAttyt out of the dividend* which imy k/.ttne to the United State# upmt t\mt b*(tk Stock tu the Bank of ihe Affiled *taUsj Provided, I hat fttt taorp thaw one*fdt(» part of the no fcub^eribed for the. use of the Unite^J Hatf, shall ha demanded, at any e»ne year* after the orgariiza

Ifl'lt VI IT'W any ffrenter be on the snares §ff iumtitbtd lor, toan shall be pro- u™' portsftcationV at Pen

pO#tilOft«l W I /fi ditidtffcf corporate »tocfcbol««fai »/lnd PUrtfidediWfrMveTi Trt*t, for the*up» pi/ df water t» tufc* other canafa a» fifteen thouaaua Uoimra.

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the state of Maryland, or Vi.gsma, or the Congress ot the United State? may authorise to be constructed,, in connection with the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, the section of the s^id canal leading from the head of the Little Falls of the Potomac river, to the proposed basin, next above Georgetown, in the District of Co lumbia, shall have the elevation, above the tide of the river at tbe head of the said falls, and shall preserve, throughout the whole sectioQ aforesaid, a breadth, at the surface of the water, of not less than sixty feet, and =. depth, below the same, of not less •han five feet, with a suitable breadth at the bottom.

Sec 2 And be it further enacted That the sa»d Secretary ol the i'reaury shall vote for the President and Directors ol the said Company, ac cording to such number of shares a^ the United Stares may at any time hold in the atock thereof, and shall receive, upon the *aid stock, the proportion of the tolls which shall, from ime to time, be due to the United states for the shares aforesaid arid -h?Jl have and enjoy, in hehalt ot the Uaired State*, evi-rv other right of a stockholder in said Company.

Approved—24th May, 1 ft

.[PUBLIC—No 77.]

\N ACT altering the duties on Wines imported into the United Sfaf«'S.*^ -v

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of flepresen a'ive* of the United States of Jimer'wa in mgreis assembt'd, I hat t: o" and after the firt dav !»t January next the duties now impo sed on wines imported into the United States, shall cease, and that, u»ieu thereof, the following duties sl«all he levied and collected on aP wines so imported that is to say:

On he wines of France, German*. Spain and the Mediterranean, when imparted in casks, unless speciallv enumerated, fifteen cents per gallon except the red wines of France am. Spain, v.hon not imported botth which shall pay only ten cents per nallon, .V" ()i wine3- of all countries, whei imported in bottles or cases, unies^ sp^fially enumerated on wines Sicily, and on aU wines not enumerated, whether imported in bottle*, eases or casks, thirty cfcnts per gal 'on, in addition to the duties now 'xUting oo the bottles when thus imported

On Sherry' and Maderia wipes, whether imported in bottles, case® asks, fifty c?nts p^-* gallon, in add. Moo to the duty oq 'h^ bultle- whet 0 imported

Sec. 2 And be further enacted, That the duties imposed bv this at wine imported*

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nd collected on all wines remaining 1 the public ware-housea after the ii.-st dav of January, one thousand ijjht hundred and twenty-nine, in of the duties existing when the same ma% have been imported.

Sec 3. And be it further enacted. Thar a drawback of the duties on ines, imposed by this act, bhail be tllowed on exportation, and that all existing laws concerning the exportation of merchandise for the benefit drawback, the collection of duties, nd the r«covery, distribution and remission of all penalties and forfeiture*, hhall be taken, and be deemed to be applicable to ii(iportatiqnB^iler thin act. .. [Ajiproyedj, May 24, 1828.] ,,

LP RLIC No. 78.] •i

\N AC making appropriations for certain Koriificationatof the United State«, for the first quarter of the year one thousand eight bun dred and twenty-nine.

He it enacted by the Senate Sf Ifouie of He preventative* of the United States of America in C'mgre$» assembled, That the following sum# be, and the ^ar»e are hereby, appropriated, to wit: For FortWcatlons, to each, spe-

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follows—

por Fort Adam^ fifteen ^housand dollars. For ?rt IJatpdton, twenty thou (tand d«tlar« fi

For Fort Monroe, fifteen thousand dollars^ For Fort Calhoun, ten thousand dollar*. I

For a Fort at Mobil®..Fp,d^

be levied

For Fort Macori, at Bdgue Point, ten thousand dollars. For a Fort at Oak Island, fifteen thousand dollars.

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twenty thoosand dollar®. For Fortifications at CbarleatoPj

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fc'-n* Fortifications at Savanna i, fifteen thousand doilars. For repairs and contingencies o£ 'ortifications, three Hiou^nd sev^a fiuodred and fiTty dollars.

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'JSec. 2, find, be it further enactedp: That the sums hereii^approp-i iied& shall be.paid out of anv inoncf u« or Treasury not otherwise appropriated but that no part of the same snail?'*• be dkawn tro,m the Tr^a^urv helo'-ej the first day of January^ one thousiudr eight hundred and tvy -nlv

Approved—24th May, 1828.

That itsiiall be, and is jiereby dec ared to be lawful for the sev hI Banks of the District of Columbia in calculating their discount or mtereat, to charge according to tiifc standard and rates set forth ia •'Rowlet's Tables,and in computing the time which a note ma) havifc to run, to reckon the days inclusively.

A?i AC i* in relation to tiie Banlgi in the District of Colum'va. Be it enacted by the Senate Sf Horn of Representatives of the United ilea of America in Con^re-a assembled, J-

Approved—24th M|jj, J838,. "T

[PUBLIC—No. 80.J

AN AC making approprid.ions for the support of the Navy of the United States, for the first quarter of the year one thousand eight hutf«lred and twenty-nine. ~T~\

B» it enactei by the Senate Sf Roiis£ of' iiepresentatvts of the United Stat A of Aimrica in Congress assembled,

That, tor defraying the expenses of ae Navy for the first quarter of the year one thousand eight hundred and twenty-nine, the following sums be*, nd the same are hereoy, respecting iy, appropriated, to wit:

For pay and subsistertce of ers, aod pay of seamen employed •::i the N tvy afloat, two hundred and (inetv-fVur thousand and seventy* •.'Kht dollars.

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For pay, subsistence, and allowitifc *es of officers, and pay of seaman, it navy yards, shore stations, hospi» a»s, aud in ordinary, forty-^ix t!i:raasid two hundred and fifty-eight loilars.

For pay of superintendents, naval constructor, and all the civil e-'ao-ishmeot at the yards and sta'i »ns, fourteen thousand seven hundieel and seventy-five doiiarg.

«For provisions, one hundred and twenty-six thousand two hundred .ind fifty dollars. 'y

Fr repairs of vessels, one hundred jud eighteen tKousand seven hundred and fifty dollars.

For medicines, surgical ihstruments, and hospital stores, six thou- 'm *and seven hundred and fifty dolla.-s.

For ordnance and ordnance stores^ twelve thousand five hundred dollars. ... j.--For repairing and improvement! ot navy yards, twenty-six thousand 1 twohundre and fifty dollars. *1

For arrearages prior to one thousand eight hundred and twenty-nine. three thousand seven hundred ana fifty dollars. l'

For contingent expenses for oni thousanlf eight hundred and twentynine, embracing the items enumera*

ted for that object in the act of sec- -^r ond of March, one thousand eight hundred and twenty-seven, sixt^ thousand dollars.

For contingent expenses, not $nu» merated, for one thousand eight hundred and twenty-nine, one thousand 1 two hundrad and fifty dollars. v,.

For pay and subsistence of tho Marine Corps, thirty-thousand fiv# hundred and ninety-four dollars.

For clothing for the same, sevep .. thousand one hundred and ninety# one dollars, and twenty-five cents. »v

For fuel for the same,three thotfsand aod forty nine dollars. For contingencies tor the same^ three thousand three hundred and sev^gty five dollars.

Foi contingencies additional for the same, one hundred' and twenty^ five dollars. +P,. -For military stores for the

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seven hundred and fifty dollars. •. •For midicinri anil hospital! »tore». -.tior the'sam«, 6« hardred aad «"ey t,-two dollai 9 and twenty- *e i,

See- 2 Jlnd be it S«Tlh" I hat the gom-*' herein appropriated .hall be paid optofw

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Treasury Dot otherwise appropriated, l.atthatno p.rtofthe ,a«e.ball he .Irawn from the Treaiury before th. first of January, one thousand eight hundred and twenty-nine.

Approved—24th May, 1828. -j :.

'[PUBLIC—No. 81 ACT making appropriation for

the payment of the Revolutionary and other Pensioners of the United States, for the^ first quarter oi th|

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