Western Sun, Volume 1, Number 32, Vincennes, Knox County, 2 July 1808 — Page 1
THE WESTRERN SUN
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VOL. I.
SATURDAY, JULY 2, 1808
NO. 32.
(BY AUTHORITY.) AN ACT further ndi!ition to an act en tituled u An -ct to amend the judicial fyfterri of thr U'tit'd States" BE it enacted bv the Semi; an I House ef Representaiive of the United States oj America, in (ou?re$s ass0mh!ed, ,Th' thr cjrcuit court of th- Unic-d Sfites, in ic fccond circuit fli.sll, coiilift of the jufiice of the funrrmc court r.-fiding w itliiii faid rircu't, aid the diftrict judje ot thr diflriit in which fjrh court may hi- holden S?c. 2. And be i: further enacted Tint within the difhict of Grorgi, the circuit court to M hoMm in the month o D-Cemhrr, annually. Hi 'II hereafter he Ij-dricij at Milledgeville inftead of Louis iMe. Src 3. : further enacted, j That inftead of thr times heretofore efiablifhed by law fo- holding the fill terms of the diftrict comt fur tlc diftrict of Nortli Carolina, the fme be com rn -need and holder, in future on tht f;l!'jwinjd.iv,' tiiat is to fay ; at Wilmington, in Ri.d tor the d'tlridl of Cpe Fear, 'on the third Monday of Ockoher ; nt Nrw!)-r!i,i.i Sc fr the !illril of F;mpticn, on hr FfiJay nrxt f:rrt!ic third Monday of f)l.jb-r, aiv ;t E.lenton, in and for tlir diflrift of A!l)e !iarlf , on the fir't 'J'uefduwhich ih.dl follow t!:e Friday nrr;t fttr thr thitd Moni .y of Octohrr, aniiunlly And that -II aAiops, fuits, writs procef-, pl-din "? ?nd olli-r procerdiivrs co-.nn.rtu
ed or to be Commenced, or which !h ll le
now p-m!inr in fi-y of civ ('ifiricl court? of ti'r fJinritft of Norih Caro'itKi, fr tli
terms aforefsaid, ffj-.U be contii u d over and
li.ive dy accird:nrt to the a!trrti ns h.rre hv made. ?n:l rf ildillr d, any t?it i: anv f v irr 't -ft or adi to tiie coiitra-v nol.vithAanding. J. B. VAHNUM, Speaker cf tht II vs" of Ixtf rcst nt ::vcs. f; (i : CI. J N ! ()N, TVe Prcsid'-r.t cf tb" JJnit'd Str.tcs- and J. t .-: . f the Senate. March 9, ;- e. Atprovj d,
and thr other moiety remiiming ftill un-tlian forty-five days, fo much of the faid funded, h. bern regularly alfined to the jdepofited goods as may be necefiary, fiiall
Tfl : JEFFEROK.
faid Samuel B?ebee ; and the remaining -me of faid ceiticates being the unfunded moiety of number feventeen hundred and :v;ehty-feven, for one hundred dollars ifiud in the name of George Willis and regularly tfTtr.ed to the faid John Davidfon ; upon which certificates all the inftalmerits have Tn paid conformably to the terms of the Cud loan: Provided, that the fnid Edward Weld, (hall previous to the faid fum ein pnid to him, give bond with fufficient feruritv to the fatisfa&on of the Secretary of the Treafury, to indemnify the United States aprainft any future claim made on them, on account of the faid loft certificate. J. B. VARNUM, Speaker of the House of Representatives GEO : CLINTON,
Vice President of the United States and
Pi esident of the Senate, March IL 1808Approved, TH : JEFFERSON. AN ACT tor extending the terms of credit on revenue bonds in certain cafes, and for other purpofes. BE it enacted by the Senate and House of representatives of the United States cj America in Congress assembled That rlie payment of all bonds given for duties on the importation of coffee, fugar, pepper
indijjo, cocoa, and wine ptying a duty of twenty-three- crnts per gallon, which remain unpud at thr palling of this acl, and h::v or may become due, fnbfeqnent to thr 2 ! of Deremhrr LM, and whillt the aft en titlrd ' An act layitig r.n embargo on all
mipn and v-h-is in thr pr rts and hr.rbots of the United States," Hiall cotinitr in
f'rce, may be fufprntied during the contirmcr of the laid act, o?t tle terms ai-d conditions herein f:er provided: Piotided That Inch e-.t-iifon of credit fliall not plv to thr dixies dm for any of the above Jrf ribrd article. whU h, either have been reexported, or air. not rntitlrd to be exported with be!:ef:t dr.rv bar k. nor to any v!m !i h.Te bren, or will be iuld by the im-
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J!f ACT tor hr r-!"f..f ! dw.,rd Weld, I S. 2. And be it farther enacted
Snnnt-I l-r'rt u; ! fo'.n 1 ). v u! f j Tb : t t!;r per for.s eiiti : b d to the extenfion ' it rir.ct. .v '.' Sn:t aril fi.'is'-t of cre'iit aliowed hy thr prrceeding feef Reprtjentat'jc f Ui'tid K:.Jt s cj 'tion. fh d!, in ordrr tori. joy its benefit, take jlmcricj m Co''t'r. it lissc rd, That'up. cr fr v cmicelh d, thr bonds heretofore
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f j the S i rrtary of tee l i 1 v h- atui hr I l:-r V is an !i .r:fr : nr.d tiu fl-d to j ;y 1 ni . of aiy m c ju f fv otlrr- " - 11 V, if; ap it t ,!. (I, L W !d, t:--j j : o mi.- hit r,ll.4-.t Lo S mi'.l'i ) Bef!)-, the fu ,( I; ' v I rs, ar,d :o hi I j Daviilfur, tfl- i-i in fiMv i iJ-', ' tl.ei I it!i i n t -r r- i r r J fMf 'i y,n . . . the rf ofri.it p-f t'p:;t:- ; r ati'-M-x, . '(r--h! v i- t'i'- -.t :i Ss'io oi M rs'lll:i . rf ! ,! . . . , , ,' ' r . , S .it , ; I't ! O O . ' ' ' ; T ) i ;4 t , C . !!. - i y IT- i o.i t':- f" -r, ; , mi. t t!to f. I'- ' , rv ': !:'. rfhd A " ,t . , ' - t' : .: j of th U -it- t S -.t- i t , V. ! -r n: li lie IV I V; r " hr'iyr ;! .., ,ri;( f t ' - l t". t t'fuatrs iIIt . 1! ' t 'i t?i- t'or.et ;,f Stteo", -4 f t" ! - t l f,'. j f which , . n'j i r . i !' I !.! ' I. I VTirJ .V- i f r o i i : t ' II , a it.! !, , !) -' a ' ( , - !i it v i " : i v i h - r i f o m i u ; f i ' . r I ; - i - ; ' I f i III! 'l;r ,t ' I ' ! ' V . !'':"' I I ll ' i i X''" - i'c ly t.iv ii w cc u lutiucu
if th-ir -foroirr bonds refjv dVively, v.-h'-nrv-r tin aA rntitlrd' An act
be fold by the collector at public fale, and the proceeds thereof, after deducting the
charges of f.fe keeping and fale thereof, lhall be applied to the payment ofTuch fum, rendering the overplus arifiing on furh fale ancl the rcfidue of the goods fo depofited, if any there be, to the pc-ifon or perfons, by whom fuch a depofit fliall have been made, or to bis or their agent or law.
ful renrrfentative. Bnt if the urocteds of
- - i : fuch fale fhall not be fufficient to py the duties ard charges, or if any of the goods fliall, while, depofited," be deftroyed, Itolen, loft or damaged, the bonds taken by virtue of this ftcYion, for the payment of dutits on fuch goods, Oiall be proceeded with, in all refpecU, as other bonds taken by collectors for duties due to the United States. Sec. 3. And be it farther enacted That whenever any goods, wares or mcrchandife, which, being entitled . to be exported with benefit cf drawback, had prior to the 22d day of December laft, been actu
ally laden on board a vefiel, and infpeclfd under the fuperintendance of a proper officer, in conformity with the provisions of the 76th fetTion of the a& entitled An acl to reguLte the collecTion of duties on imports and tonnage," have been detained under the aft -laying an embargo on all hips and vefiMs in the ports and harbc--
ot the United States, fo ag to prevent the Actual exportation of fuch goods, wares and
merchandife, the payment of bonds given
for duties on the importation ot the i.tme
may, to an amount equal to that of fuch
duties, and no farther, be fufpended duiing
the continuance of the laft nienioned a,
in the fame manner, on the fame terms and
conditions, us is prcviceu uy tne prececirg
fecAion for bond given for duties on cer
tain fpecifiVd articles: Provided, That the owners of fuch gogds, wares and merhtandife, fhall furrendcr any debentures which previotifly have been granted for the
drawback of duties on the lame.
Sec. 4. And be it further enacted,
That thr perfons entitled to the extenfion
f credit allowed by the next preceding
If dion, may, at their option, either depof.
the c:oods, wares and merchandife, in a ftote-houfe or ftore-houfrs, or leave the fame
on board the vefTrl on which the fame have i'-en laden the faid goods, wares and mer- ' hnn life, bein in either cafe fecured in the fa ni'- manner as is provided for goods clenofnrd in conformity with the frtond frcVion of this ncl : Provided al-xoys That when ever it may be lawful to export fuch gnosis, ware or meit handle, i: lhall be nrcefiVy
hit thr fame Ihould aain be infpedeci by
March 10, 1808. Appbovkd, TH : JEFFERSON. AN ACT for procuring an additional number of arms and for the puuhifecJ talt petre and fulphur. BE it enacted by the Senate and House of representatives of the Uvited Stairs of America in Congress assembltd That a fum ef money not exceeding three hurdrt d thoiifand dollars; be and the f' me s heieby appropriated, out of any monin in the treafury not otherwife appropriated, foi the purpofe of procuring by purrhafe, or caufing to be manufactured within the United States', and under the direaion of the Prefident of the United States, an additional number offtandsof arms to be depofited in fafe and fuitable places. And for the purchafe of fait petre and fulphur. a fum not exceeding one hundred and fifty thoufand dollars. . T. B. VARNUM, i
Speaker if the House of Representatives GEO: CLINTON, Vice President of the Unittd f tatts and President f the Senate March 1 1, 1808. Approved, - . TH : JEFFERSON. t
i k I , ill il ' ii c k , j ft iiv. 'x'.g mi t lr 1 1 I I ' I till limiu no, v v - i " I 4 I i i tl.fr ji"r!s ai.d h.r iois of tlc U f.,p.'r (h .11 be exported, in ndi S.'trs f. ill S ..fi'rptcd by the co!!ec t ? ; ;- t!,e exporter to tiie benefit of d
- i! n : ! i;";r fi -'nbargo on all foips and vt l!e!.i t)r( prr ofii rr on board the vt (T-1 iuuhirh
(ler to enti
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rfp-Aivrlv, I'p'tn t! r t-riViS fr 1! wirtr, th r. j, nr flill ar y debentures fr drawback of
to f y, t' - r .- d ut !:; w.irit or fi,.'j. s )-, ftj( h gord, wares ard mere han-
i'S' h bf.ncU i)i4' or : rceptrd. fit II b- d- i f-, r ifTtied or paid until after thr actual
mi rtati(,ii of thr fame : And trended at-
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f. TOai uoiiaiig r.ereio tooiaiocu loan dc (f !,'uird to prevent the owners of fuch - U. ware; aiu'. inrrchandifr, who may i.ot liaiin thr rxter Hon of credit allowed Ly tli! m'l, ard who have no? received debrn.jre for tb- drawback cf duties on thr f n e, fror.i lancliog and keeping in their i'Vftioi; any such goods, wares or mcr- . i.aliCilie. T. B. VARNUM, Spenker cf the Hcu vf Representatives. (iKO : CLIN'l ON.
Vice Ptejidcv.t f thr United Sttrcs. and
Prcudwt of the Senate
PROSPECTUS
Of a news-paper to be pointed in Lcuifvillej
(K.) under titlcof the KENTUCKrjOURNAL . By GEORGE C. SMOOT, HAVING been for fome time fince fplici-
ted by my friends to tftablilli a. paper in
L.ouifville, have at length come to a determination to publilh a weekly Newg. Paper
Lin that town under the above title. The
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