Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 9, Number 28, Vincennes, Knox County, 13 June 1818 — Page 1

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Be u on tt i by tht & ' " teftrepttaiive of the Uni ( State -f jf- r' i iH CittttfC A . ' " T .1 Sec $ Ie V further enacted i iiat so nncli of the several actaimpo i kg lu tics o!i the tonnage of vessel i in t ie ports of the United StateSi tavpt s s a ftrtmirtatUig duty h itween foreign vessels and vessels of the I nitfcd States, is her- repealed o (at as respects ves eh truly and whody bcionm to the sui-' ct i of the king 01 the Netherlands ; sue -i repeal to take effect fcoin the time the government aforesaid abolished t ity discriminating duties between her own teasels and the vessels of the united States arriving in the ports or places Aiort - id. Sec . i tn i h tl fntthit enacted That lo much of the several acts Imposing (iu i s on goods, wares and merchundtae, im orted into the United Suites, as lm poses a discriminating duty between goo is imported into the United States, in foreign vessels and in vessels oi the United Suites, be v,m the same is hereby repealed, so far as the same respects (he produce or manufactures of tuc territories i;i Europe, of the king of the Nether lands, or such produce and manufactures as can only be, or most usually are, ist ftbiped from a part or place it) the kingdom afore said, the same being imported In vessels uuiy and wholly beion Ing to subjects of the king of Netherlands; such repeal to take effect From te tm - ffovirtunent aforesaid abolished discrimina Ing duties between toods. wares, and tiu rchandi c itufi rted in vessels of the t;itv State n and vessels belonging to the nation aforesaid. ?akerofthe H msc of R ipresentativet JOHN Q LL VKO, President of the Senate pro. tempore. April 8 ), pnt tne 1AMES MOM ROE; Avr ACL" for the relief of Madame Pold evin U eftC 6 ' ' -V fUtte fc ffrtxr of J? tentative of the United State f jfa rteain Cengtesen6(edi That the Se retary of the Treasury be and he is hereby aut orlted It empowered to pay to v. idame Poidevinthe sum of one thouiand nine hundred and thirtyfour dollars and seventy-nine cents, the same being the amount of her claim against the consulate at LOrient. Sec, An lb U funk r enacted That the aforesaid sum shall be paid out of any m iney in the Treasury, not otherwise appropt i ted. Aoril U U IS. Approved: IAMES MONROE JVN frT for the relief of Vhel (d irk. Be U eMcted by the Sa-.a'i and H ;ue mf Re fife tentative of the United State afjmetku in Congfe aemhted That, the acCtountrngJomcera of the Treasury Deoartment be, and they are hereby, authorised ind directed to settle the accounts of Ashael ( lark, on account of two judgments obtained against him in the supreme coUtt of Nc-Vork, at the OuitS of Peter Silvermail and Abraham BUyermail, with reasonable costs and charges ; and th.e sum so found due shall be paid to the said Ashaei Clark, out of a!v, m ;i", in the Treasury not otherwise ppro iated. April 1 1, 1818 Approved, J VMES MONROE. A: ACT limiting the time of claim! being produced for lands authorised to be granted to the inhabitants of Nen Madrid. Be U enacttd by fir Senate S Houe o f P.tf-'csi K'atirrs rf the Untied S'aies cf yi-i; rit jf Vongteat aeW(bledi That

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v ry person claiming lands in virtue cf t act entiled An act lor the relief of t!ie i i tabitantsof the late county of New M '. In the Missouri territory, who ' fered by earthquakes," passed on the st ci teenth day of February one tl-.ou-ftand eiht hundred and fifteen, ftl all make application therefor, and produce evidence in support of his claim, to the iv, rdef of land titles for the said territory oil or or before the first day of Janu-a-v net ; and the aid recorder shall not is ue a certificate for any clhlm as aforesaid, the evidence in support of which slu'll not have been produced to him WU hin thv- ti He limited as aforesaid. April 9, 1 8 ! 6. Approved. JAMES MONROE. AY ACT for the relief f captain Henry istand captain Benjamin Johnson 8 enacted 6v tfir Senate 5 ffoutc of H htcentthe fthe United State of t , .. .... L f .. . Ti..,

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hereby authot i d to smdit an i s rt e t c r ipective accounts of captain fenry Ct; it an i Captain B ;nj tntn 61 fr o i, Lai of the army of the United States in such mannei ail upon such terms, as may be reasonable and oist. April 11 t8 14 Approved, JAMES MONROE AN" ACT to continue in force an acf, entitled "An act relating to settlers on land i of the United States " ll enacted by the Senate avd ?';:ise of R ires :'atiye.t of 'he United State of America in Congte assembled That an act, entitled "An act relating to settlers on the I mds of the United States," passed the 25th of March, 1816, be, and the sa ne is hereby, continued in force for one vrar, from and after the third d.u- of trch lat. April 20, 1818 Approved : JAMES .MONROE. AN ACT for the relief of Samuel F. I looker. Be it enacted 6y the Senate and ffott cf P fir 'tentative f thr United State of A tr erica in Conger aentbled That the proper accounting officers of the treasury department be and they are herein authorised -red directed to settle t e claim of Samuel V. Hooker, of Sackett's arbor, in the state of New York, for property t kci &nd occupied for pubIk use, at Sacketts Harbor aforesaid, and for a house and bam destroyed by the enemy during the late war, at (hip? t. Vincent, or Gravelly Point, which la' been rented by authority of the United St?' 'sfbt barracks; and the so n which s ail be found due shall be paid to the said Samuel Hooker, out of any moneys in the treasury r' otherwise appropriate . p.. -. . "fhat the sum so to be allow d and p dd. s; a'l not exceed, in the wl o, 3 R67 dollars and rr cents. Apiii j j, 1818 approved J ES MONROE. AM W.T to increase the salaries of the .To. ' s of the Circuit court for the Di! trtel of Columbia. B it enacted b' the Senate and ffoue bf ri fit v ntative qf the United State of Am drain Coherent aemhled That in ad ht ion to the compensation heretofore allowed bv law, to the Judges of the Circi It court for the bi strict of Columbia, the sum of 500 dollars per annum, be paid to the chief justice of the said Court and the same snm prr annum to each of the assistant judges of said court, payable quarter yearly ; the first quarterly payment to be made on the 1st day of Vprtl, 18181. April 20, 181 R nproved. JAMES MONROE. AN ACT for the relief of Tohn Hall, late a TaJor of Marines. Be ir enacted bu the Senate and flout of Refireentatitxe f th" lrr:ir,! State of Ameriea in Ctngte aembte d. That the proper accounting officers of the treasury department be, and they arc herebv authorised and directed to credit John Hal!, late a ma?or of marines, with the sum of 2400 dollars in the settlement Ol his accounts the same bemt: part of a sum r f monev deposited in the' hands of t c said Hall for the purpose ofpurchasin v suppli . f tr the marines under his Command nod of which the said Hail was rol 1 r i Ul Marseilles in France. April 2?, is is Improved. JAMES MONROE.

AV for the relief of John Reynold. P t 'wt, t , rh,- v' ?(?' a" if ,r-uxe Of r.r.crVfcr'7,,.t rsf tfj- United S'a'n of A aerUa in Congre aemhtedt That

A V ACT to provid for the due cAceculio i of the laws of the United States, within the state of Mississippi. Mr it enacttd by the Senate and House o Representative nf the United State of America in Congre aemblcd That ail the laws of the United States, which are not locally inapplicable, shall have the same force and effect within the said ite of ississippi, as elsewhere, within the United States, Sec 2. And be it further enacte i. Thai the 9 ' id slate shall be one district, and be e filed the Mississippi district. And a district court shall be held therein, to consist of one judge who shall reside in the ? id -h strict, and be called a district JU Ige. He snail hold, at the seat of govt rn lent of the said state, two sessions at ill v ly On the first Monday in May and D ember and he shall in all things, I iv s and exercise the same jurisdiction ft! ! p wers which were by law given to the judgeof the cntucky district under an act, entitled u an act to establish the ju 11 -: .! courts of the United States." He shall ppoint a clerk for the said district,

all reside and keep the records

court a the place of holding the e ; and shall receive for the services rmed by him, the same fees to which lerk of the Kentucky district is cnd for similar services.

ie. 3. t 1 he it further enacted That

t k shall be allowed to the judge of the said district court the annual compensaof two thousand dollars, to commence from the date of his appointment, to be p ud quarter yearly, at the treasury of the United dates Sec. 4. And be it further enacted That t1 ire shall be appointed, in the said district, a person learned in the law, to act as attorney for the United Mates who shall, in addition to his stated fees be paid by the United States two hundred dollars, as a full compensation for all extra services Sec. 5. .-hid h' it further macted, That a marshal be appointed for the said district who shall perform the same dutu s, be subjet to the same regulations and penalties, and be entitled to the same fees as are prescribed to marshals in other districts ; and shall moreover be entitled to the sum of two hundred dollars annually, as a compensation for all extra services April 3, 1813. Approved, JAMES MONROE.

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John Scybold be permitted to withdraw his entry with the register of the land office for the district of Vincennes, lor the purchase of the south west quarter of section number 25, in township number one north, of range number two west. And the receiver of public moneys for the i 'id district shall be authorised to allow the said Seybold a credit on any purchase he shall or may have made of other public lands in the same dWtiht for the money paid on the entry by him withdrawn. April 20, 1818. App roved. JAMES MONROE. AN ACT to repeal part of the act, entitled 4 An act to provide for surveying the coasts of the United State." Be tt enacted by th'- Senate and Houee f Refireatntathfc bf the United Statct of Am -rca in Congre a mbled, That so much of t!c third section of the act passed the loth day of February, 18 7, c itltled An act to provide for surveyi ig the coasts of the United States,1 us authorises the employment of other per v" is In the execution of said act, than the pei sons belonging to the army and navy, be , 1 the same is hereby repealed Sec. 9 And 6 it further r wecrerf, That all insi : uments and property of I e United States, ind aii surveys, drafts, notes, charts, maps and documents, in any wise be o i fl to the sio vey of the coasts, be ' ' : in such piace us the president of I ie United States shall direct -A pi it 14, 1818. Approved J AM KS MO ROE.

AN ACT to regulate the fees ol Public Notaries in the county of Washington, in the District of Columbia. P' i enacted by thr Senate and Hnue o f Reftretentatrvetof thr United S fate of America m Congre aembled 'I hat the public notaries appointed for, and residing in the county of Washington in the District of Columbia, shall be, and they are herebv, severallv authorised to demand and receive, for any services required of them in that capacity, such fees as are now allowed to the public notaries in the st Ue of Maryland, by the laws of that state, for similar services. April 4, 1813 Approved, JAMES MONROE.

AN ACT reap cting the Courts of tin I jilted Slates Within the state of NewBr x: mac'ed by thr Senate and Home VKrflretenemtfpe of thr United State Y America im CungTe a-mtlcd. j hat rrom and after the passing of t is .ct, t ie district court of the United States, for he northern district of en -York, s all be holder by tbeiudge of the said district and to case of hishubi.ity on account of

ZZi cnce or otherwise it si ail lut:.Vfti;vJ,1oltl south r !,VW"'k' 10 I" the said and to So ,Mr northern district, dutrictwiOiihe Jty. mall reacts vnd Whenever such lityofthe judge of the said noT them distnet, to hold any u no of the said court

.mm,!! simii oe his duty toL-'v, preums timely notice thereof to th( judge of the said southern auJT Ul

9ec.ji.Andn U farther enact rd That there i all be held in each yearthreo terms of the district court br the northcm district ot New-York, to wit : at f e city oi Albany, on the second Tuesday ol May and on the second I uesdaj of November ; and at t e village of Utica. the countv of Oneida, on the tl It ruesdayofMay. And all suits and Or. teeom rs In the said court shall be r. nved ai d shall continue In full force, in the same manner as if the said COUrthast been i regularly held according to law. and bac been adjourned to the te.m next to be holden, h virtue of this act. nd all process already issued, or whicl mai issued out oi the said court, before ths passing of this act, shad be held and deemed returnable to the nexl tern thereof, to Le holden by virtue ol tids act. And n shall be at the discretion of the judge of the said northern district of New-York or in case of his inability, cf the judKc oi the said southern district, to hold a couit or courts at any other time or place, than those before mentioned, within and for the said northern uistrict, as the business herein may require. Sec. 3 And be it further enacted, T'at the said northern distiict of the state of N eu orlv shall be, and the same is hereby, enlarged, so as to include the counties of Albany. Rensselaer Schenectady, Schoharie, & Delaware, in the said state Sec. 4. Ann be itfur-hrrtnuctcd, 1, .t all proceedings hitherto had in the F istrict court oi the United States, ekl er for the northern, or for the southern district of New -York, in any suit st common law or m any civil cause of adnurshi U maritime jurisdiction in Contuiuation si any such suit or cause a iich had been instituted in the former dist ict court of the United States for the district ol V wYork, be, and the same herebv are declared, as valid 5c effectual as ii'tl es: mc suit or cause had been originally institute din the district couit in which siich proceedings hac been had. Sec. 5. And hr itjurthermactrd. That the jurisdiction of every suit or cause, eitherat common law, or of maritime and admiralty jui isdiction, whether the same hath or hath not been instituted in the district couit of the former district of New-York, wherein the cause shall bavw arisen, or the seizure shall have been made within the limits of the northern district of New-York, as prescribed bf this act, and which hath not be n proc ec ded into linal judgment or decree, si. all Devested in the district court for the northern district of New-York; and ail pleadings, libels, claims, ei idences and papers whatsoever that may have been filed and ail monies which may have been paid or deposited in the office of the clerk of the former district of New Yei k, or of the clerk of the southern di.rh of New York, in every such suit or cause, shall be tranrferred to, and feed and deposited in, the office of the cleik oi the noitiitrn district of New -York. And the said dis trict court for the northern district of New-York, shall have as full power to hear, try or determine, the said suits and causes, and to proceed therein to final judgment and decree, as the distiict court for the uUuict of Si W-York', had by law. And the jurisdiction of ail Mihs or causes whether at common law, or of admiralty Sc maritime jui isdit tion w' cther the same hath or hath not been instituted in the district court for the farmer district of New-York, wherein the cause oi action shall l.ae arisen or ?e Seizure shall have been made, wkhii tt c limits of the southern distiict of New Y rk, and whk h baft not been proceelcd in to final judgment or dcrer, sh:dl be vest' I in the district court for the said southern district of eu-Vo-k, ard the stid court -hall have an full power to