Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 22, Number 14, Vincennes, Knox County, 14 May 1831 — Page 1

BY SLISU STOUT. J VEDJCEHK'SS , SATURDAY, Mil'iT 1-3, 1831. vol. zxii. no IS.

TVrst C11T IIU j drcd and thirty-one; on whvch londay m WCtJJtlHV .Ull virust in cverv succeeding vear thercatIS published at gi 50 cents, lor 52 Jf 'lcction ;hM ;,e held for twelve diputnbeis; which may be discharged by ,cuors as aforesaid, who shall continue in thr nnvmctit of &2 at the, time of sub m,. f,,.-ore vear from the time cf their

iNn. CC'. AN ACT to provide for the 'every greater or leaser distance, to wit: i road, as now xnac!i or which nay hen. after further compensation of the Marshal of 'Ir c cry score of sheep or lu.gs, ten cents; j 'be made, (excepting however, such parts

the District of Khode Island.

lift it enacted by the Seriate and House f Rchrctrntativc rf the Uni'td Stairs

rirrtif.n. and until others be chosen in thur i of America in Cotiirress assembled. That

stead; and t!e said directors, at their tirst 1 the Marshal of the District of Rhode Island 1 meeting, shall choose from among thcin-! shall be entitled to receive, in addition to the j stives, or from the stockholders at large, a J compensation now allowed by law, an ahuu- ! .!.... ..... .ii'.ui- liitn a if';Krin:t!ilfrii:n. i .1 viln v. ,f wm lmiuled dollars OaVable

A failure to notily a wish to mscon-, tnr llis strvices, and, in case ot ' uu u terlv . out ct any money m the I reasu-

. . .. i . . t

rv, not otherwise approiJi i.ucu.

sci rmi. Payment in advance, bcint; the mutual ioiei st of both parties, that mode is

solicited.

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uuue ai me cxpi! ctuwu ui ms dcat'i, remo al, or n siisiauuu, oi oi nei ciisscribed for, will be considered a new en- ; finHjiction of the president or any of the ravretrunt; no subset ibcr at liberty to ; direct. rs, the remaining directors may elect

discontinue, until all arrearages are paid Subscribers must pay the postage on

tli-MMvmrik when sent bv mail. Let-

tcrs by mail to the Kditor on business must be paid,orthcy will not be attended to

Produce will be received at the Cash

tthers to supplv their places during the re

mainder cf the term for which they were chosen. Sec. 7. And be it further enacted. That cery subscriber shall be entitled to vote by himself, his agent or proxy, appointed ui.de r his hand and seal, attested by two

vitnesses, at all elections made by virtue of

Market Price, for subscriptions, if deliv- this act; and shall have as many votes as he

holds shares, as tar as ten shares; one vote for cverv five shares which he mav hold

crcd wiilu.i the year AovRUTisKJiMNTS not exceeding thirteen lines, xv i H be inserted three times for one dV.lar, and twenty-five cents lor each iftcr insertion- longer ones in the same proportion fr7 Persons sending

over ten shares, as far as fifty nther shares; undone vote for every twenly shares which he may hoUl over sixty shares. Sec. And br it further enacted. That the affiivs of this institution shall be con-

Advertisemcnts. mils' specify the nuni j ducted by the president and directors clec

bcrof li'iics they wish them inserted, or they ill be continued until ord -red out. aM , "-nts be paid fo' accordingl v

;i:d

T.i.-t . v -ruv iTVITK.Il STATUS. PAS

T Til F. SECOND SKSSION () TH TWKNTY FIHST CONGRK.SS. TNo. G.5. N At: T to incorporate a Fire " Invi-'uci Company in Georgetown, m the l):.-trict of Colu:nbia. Hft it enacted bi the Senate and Ihuse

Cf Hrfiresentativen of the United States cfJnr i tca. in Congress as.sf mbled. That the M.hbcribcrs to this company , their suc

cessors and assigns, shall be, and they are Iienbv, created a body politic and corpo

rate, v the name and style ot the "1 oto mac Fire Insurance Company of George tn n and shall bv that name have sue

cession, and shall be able to sue and be su

ed, i nplcad and be impleaded, in all courts of law m the U ited States, and to make

and ie out common seal, and the same to

nUt-v ;uid .-Amend at their pleasure

vi,- a t,,,t hp if further enacted. Fhat

subscriptions be opened in Georgetown, m the Divrict aforesaid, under t'n- dii ction ot Fvmrii Dodge, Raphael Semmes, Walter South, John Kurts. William S. Nicholls, L. G. Davidsoo, John M uburv, JoelCruttende i. (. M- Limhicum, James Dualop. Wilha n G. Kidgeley. Samuel llumpire; s, and William Dayman, as Commissioners, or n mij eitY of 'them, for raising a capital stock f two hundred thousand dollars, ihxiiled into eight thousand shares of twentyfive thousand dollars each. S. e.o And be it further enacted, '1 hat the -id Commissioners after giving ten days previous notice of th" tone and place f Ar rri h ivin.- soliscri'itious of the said stock

the same: ind

should the numlicr of shares subscribed exceed the number of which the capital stock consists, then, and in such rase, the said Commissioners: a:v hereby authorized and directed so to apportion th. shares subscribed atnong the subset ibers, by proportional reduction! as may mime the whole to the aforesaid number of eight thousand shares. Sec 4 And be it further enacted, Fhat, the sum of one dollar on each share shall be paid to the Commissioners at the time of subscribing, and a further sum of four dollars on each share of stock by instalments, after giving thirty days previous notice to the stockholders, in one or more ikwhdcrs pi inted in the District of Columbia not exceeding two dollars on each share; and that the remainder of the said twenty -rive d dl irs shall be secured by notes payable mi demand, sinned and endorsed to the satisf o-.tion of the P.-esident and Directors. The sai 1 notes shall be renewed whenever

ler it nroner, but!

W t t V V V ' ' 1 " I

ted as aforesaid; that the president snail preside at all meetings of the directors, and, in ctse of absence, his place m. y be sup plied bv one of the directors, appointed by

the board; that the president and directors shall have power and authority to make all

kinds ot insurances against loss or damage

bv fire, and insurances on inland transporta

tion of goods, wares, merchandize, and country produce, not exceeding ten thou

sand dollars m any one p hey, and to invest the funds of the institution in stock, or dis

pose of the same ia such manner as in their

judgment may be most advantageous to the

s tid institution ; that tliev shall have toll

power and authority to appoint a secretary, and such other clerks ami servants under

them as shall be necessary far transacting

the business of the said institution, and ma allow them such salary as they shall judge reasonable ; to ordain and establish such bylaws, ordinances, and regulations, us shall

appear to them necessary tor regulating and

conducting the concerns ot the said imtitu

tion, not being contrary to, or inconsistent

wiih. this act, or the laws and constitution of

the United States; that the said president

the directors are "hereby wimred to cause the s une to be renewed at least once in cverv twelve m mths; and every stockholder m;lecting or u fusing to renew his note, or negie tmg or refusing to p iv anv instalment, when required by the President and Director so to do. shall fotfeit all his inter-

and be held liable tor

Invc whiHi in n hav

and directors shall conduct business in

Georgetown, that they shall keep full, fair, and correct entries of their transactions,

waich shall lie at all times open to the in

spection of the stockholders ; they shall al

so have power to hire or purchase a suitable

budding or buildings ju Georgetown, tor the

purpose of transacting the affairs of the in

stitution ; that the president, or such othei

person as mav be appointed in his place, and

four directors, shall t inn a quorum i n

transacting business, and all questions which

mav come betore them shall uc decided bv

a tduraliu of votes

Sec. 9. And be it further enacted. That

all policies f insurance made by this eo

poration shall be signed by the president attested bv the secretary, and sealed wit!

the common seal thereof; and all losses on any such policy or policies shall he adjusted bv the president and board of directors, and

aid agreeably to the terms ot the policy

out of th- tune's of the company

Sec. 10 And be i' further enacted, 'Fhat dividends of the nevt profits arising on the

capital stock, or so much thereot as to them

mav anneav

third of the nftt profits as a surplus fund

until it shall amount to the sum of twenty

thousand dollars, shall be made at such pe

!iods as the president and directors may

judge proper, not ohencr than once m six months, and the same shall be paid to the stockholders or the legal representatives; but if a dividend shall at any lime be declared of a greater amount than the ne't profits of the said company at the time of making the same, each and e ery director that consented thereto shall, and is hereby declared to be liable for, in his individual capacity, and bound to contribute to make good the deficiency in the capital stock occasioned bv such improper dividend.

Sec. 11. And be it further enacted, 1 hat no stockholder shall be answerable, in his person or individual property, for any contract or agreement of said company, or totany losses, deficiencies, or failures, of the capital stock of said institution, except in the cause of a director declaring an improper dividend, as before provided for in the tenth section of this act; but the whole of

Afpkovku March lJ, 1831.

No. 67. AN AC'F for the relief of certain holders of certificates issued in lieu of lands injured bv earthquakes in Missouri. Hft tt en icted'bylhe Senate and House rf Refirenntative's of the United States rf America in Congress usuembled, That, the leal owners of any certificates of new loeatl n issued under the act of seventeenth February, one thousand eight hundred and fifteen, for the relief ot persons whose lands were injured by earthquakes in Missouri, which may have been located upon lands, any part of whichhasbcen adjudged to any person or personsasa right cf pre-emption, shall be authorized to locate such warrants, upon such lauds as are liable to entry at priv ate sale, Provided, That previous to making such new location, the legal owners aforesaid shall relinquish to the United States all claim to the previous location. And provided further, Fhat such location shall be

made and patents issued theretor, under the

mie regulations, and restrictions, as it ttie

ocations had been made under the provi

sions of the second section of the act of the

twenty-sixth April, one thousand eight hun

dred and tvventv-tvvo, entitled "An act to

ierfect certain locations and sales of the

v.ihlic lands in Missouri."

Sec. And be it further enacted, That

this act shall remain in force for the term of

eighteen months from the passage thereof.

Ai'PitovfcD, March 2, lbol.

No. 63. AN AC'F declaring the assent

ot Congress to an act ot the teneral As

semblv cf the State of Ohio, hereinafter

recited

Rft it enacted bu the Senate and House

of Xcirexcntatav'ts of the United States

of America in Congress assembled, i hat the consent of the United States shall be,

md is hei cbv, given to an act of the Gene

ral Assembly of the State of Ohio, entitled

'An act for the preservation and repair of

the UuitedStatts road," passed the fourth ot

February, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirtv-one, which

au is m the words ami nares loi.uwiiig, io

w it : P.e it enaet( d bu the C. nerd Asmnbly

for ecrv score of cattle twenty cents; for ! 'of said lead, as may be at the time of such

every led or drove horse, three cents; for ! 'Itckit g, covered wuh ice,) eeiy pers. n so

every mule or ass, led or onven.three cents; ; ' flenc'.u.g shall, upon conviction thereof, be

for every horse and rider,six and one fourth ! 'fined in anv sum not less than one nor more

est i i tins company

c. ancd previous to such las d

4.. . -

lid anv forteiture be

the capital stock, together with all property, rights, and credits, belonging thereto, and nothing more, shall at any time be answerable for the demands against the said company. S c. 12. . Ind be it further enacted, 'Fhat the stock of this institution is hereby declared personal and not real estate, and may be signed and transferred on the books of the comoanv, in person or by power of attorney

,viir hut no stockholder indebted to the

further enacted, I hat. J "in inv suu ,e permitted to make a

.k nr,,M,irlMH , t mv Ins WUlC 1 Ol IV ILIAC

ne

gleet

or rc-

:,i b

incurred by any

mem cr ot tnis msuuiuon, vac same m e

be ouiulie 1, remitted, and made void by a

mai -r tv

pv

of iLe S.'uie of Chi), That whenever

'the consent of the Ca ngre?s of the United St-.tes to this act shall be obtained, 'the Governor of litis Scate shall be, :-nd he is hetebv, authorized to take under his care, on behalf of this State, so much of the Mead commonly called the National Unad, within the limits of this State, as shall be finished, and also, such other sections or parts thereof as may hereafter be progressively finished within the limits afoieskid, whenever the same shall be completed; and he shall be, and is h.-reby authorised to cause gates and toll houses to be erected on said raad, at such finished parts theieof as he shall think proper, for the purpose of Vol lectins tolls, as provided by the fourth

section or this act: Provided, The number of gates aforesaid shall not exceed one on anv' space or distance of twenty miles. sec. 2. That a superintendent shall be 'appointed by the Governor, whose duty shall be to exercise all reasonable vigilance

'and diligence in the care ot the road cummilted to his charge; to contiact :o, and 'di.eet the application of the labor, materi'als, and other things necessary for the pre'servation, repair, and improvement thereof ; he shall pay for the same of such sums as the Governor shall furnish him for that

'purp se, subject to such responsibility and 'accountability as the nid Governor shall 'dictate ; and shall conform to such instructions as the Governor shall prescribe for his conduct, in all particulars relative to his

'said trust; he may be empow ered to sus'pend the functions of any toll-gatherer for alledged misconduct, till the pleasure of the Governor shall be made known, and to 'fill the vacancy thereby occasioned during Such interv al;' and it shall be his duty give information of the facts in such case to the Governor, without any unnecessary delav ; the said superintendent snail hold his office during the pleasure of the Governor,

who shall allow him a reasonable compensation for his services. Sec. 3. That the Governor be, and he is herebv, authorized to appoint the necessarv collectors of tolls, and to lemove any of them at his pleasure ; and also.to allow them them respectively, such stipulated compen-

sation as he mav deem reasonable, it shall J

of the whole board of directors

Ua the meeting at which thv mo-ion

trn s u h remission sh-dl ! made, I'r rei i d. That io remittance vl anv f n Liture under

transfer, or receive a dividend, until sucn debt is paid or secured to the satisfaction ot president and bond of directors. Skc 13. And be it further enacted, 'Fhat, this act shall be and continue in force until the first dav of December, in the year one thousand eight hundred ami fifiv, and until

this art vh.dl take place wunout me pav - , , . x. ses,sion ct 1. digress

nn at of the principle of Mid iMst l,M,.cnt' ! whie!i shall happen thereafter ; and on the and inurevt thereon, r the renewal ot l.tsj mSN.,i,ujou or expiration of this charter, the

be the duty of each and every toll-collector to demand and receive, at the gate or station assigntd him by the Governor, the tolls prescribed and directed by the fourth section of this act; and to pay monthly into the treasury, according to the directions 'they mav receive from the Fieasuier of the

State, all the money so collected by said collectors, that shall remain after deducting their compensation aforesaid; the said collectors shall be governed, in all respects relative to their o'dicc. by such regulations 'as the Governor snail 01 dam, in order to

cents; for cverv sled or sleigh draw n bv one

horse or ox, twelve and one-half cents; for every horse cr ox in addition, six and one-

fnurth cents; for every dearborn, sulky, chair or chaise, with one horse, twelve and

one-half cents; for every horse in addition.

six and one-fourth cents; for every chariot

coach, coachec, stage or phxton, with two

horses, eighteen and three-fourth cents; tor every horse in addition, six and one-fourth

'cents; for every other carriage of pleasure,

under whatever name it may go, the like

sum, according to the number of wheels and 'horses drawing the same; for every cart or

'wagon whose wheels do not exceed the 'breadth cf two and one halt inches, twelve 'and one half cents; for each horse or ox 'drawnig the same, six and one fourth cents; 'for every cart or wagon whose wheels shall

two and one half inches m breadth, and not exceeding four inches, six and one fourth cents; for every horse or ox drawing the same, three cents; and for every other cart

or wagon whose wheels shall exceed four 'inches, and nu exceeding live inches in breadth, four cents; for ev ery horse or cx drawing the same two cents; and all other w agons or carts whose wheels shall exceed six inches in breadth, shall pass the said 'gates free and clear of all tolls: Provided, That nothing in this act shall be construed so as to authoiize any toll to be received or collected from any person passing to or from public worship, or to or from any muster, or to or from his common business on his farm or wood land, or to or from a funeral, or to or from a mill, or to or from his common place of trading or maiktting, within the county in which he lesides, including their w agons, carriages, and horses or oxen drawing the same: Provided, a!o, 'That no toll shall be received or collected for the passage of any stage or coach convey'mg the United States mail, cr horses bearing the same, or any wagon or carriage laden with the property of the United

States, cr any cavalry or other troops, arms or military stores belonging to the same, or to any of the States comprising this Union, or anv person or persons on duty in the mi 'iitary service of the United States, or of the militia cf any of the States. 'Skc 5. That the moneys so collected

shall constitute a fund, to be denominated

the United States' Road Fund; and so much thereof as may be paid into the Treasury

agreeably to the provisions above recited, 'shall be subject to the ci der cf the Governor, who shall pay cut of said fund the sala-

rv of the superintendent, and the enpeuses

. " a

ineidentto the superintendence and coiiec

tion, other than those particularly provided

for in this act, and shall c:aue the remain

ingnett proceeds of the revenue collected 'as above mentioned to be applied solely and

'exclusively to thr piescrvation, rt pair, and improvement of said road, and to no ether

put pose whatever.

Slc. 6. 'Fhat directors shall be set up at 'proper and convenient situations, to caution all conductors or drivers of carriages on

the road aforesaid, that they shall at times pass on the left of each other, under the

'penalty ot hve dollars tor every oltenoe; and there shall be set up at some conspicu

ous place at each gate, a board, on winch shall be legibly painted the lates of toll, as is provided for in this act. Skc. 7. That, if any of the toll-collectors shall unreasonably delay or hinder any passenger or traveller at any of the gates, or shall demand cr receive more toll than ii by this act established, he shall, for each and every such offence, forfeit and pay to the party aggrieved the sum of ten dollars 'Skc. 8. That, if any person shall purposely and maliciously deface, or otherwise 'injure any of the mile stones, parapet walls, culvertsor bridges, or any ci the masonry

'whatsoever, or any ot the gates or toll houses of belonging to the said national road in this State, as the same is now constructed, or may hereafter be constructed, every person so offending shall, upon conviction thereof, be fined in a sum not more than fiv e 'hundred dollars, or be imprisoned in the dungeon of the jail of the county, and be fed on bread and water only, not exceeding twenty days, or both, at the discretion ot the court. Sfc 9. That, if any person shall purposely fill, choak, or otherwise obstruct any

of the said drains, valleys, gutters or culverts cf said road, now made or hereafter

to be made, or shall connect any private road or cartway with the said national road, without making at the point of connexion a 'stone culvert, or paved valley, or other good and sufiicient fixture, so as to secure a free passage for the water along such side drain, where such private road or cartwav connects with the said national road, or

if any person shall purposely and wiltully

than five dollars. Src. 12. The superviscrs cf reads and 'highways through whose districts the said 'national read docs now or may hereafter 'pass, aie hereby severally auth rized nd required at the cenimcxion with, or intersection cf, any State, county or tcwi.ihip 'read, which new is cr hert after r. ay Lc established under the laws of this State ith'in their respective districts, to buiid atul keep in repair a good nd sufficient stone culvert or paved val!, or other grx.d and Sufficient fixture, in such manner us to ad'mitofa free passage for the water along; the side drain or drains cf said national road at the connexion or intersection aforesaid, 'and according to the grade thereof, as esta. blished bv the United States' superintend dent of said national road. Sec 13 I hat, tor the purpose of carrying in'o effect the provisions ot this act, thc Governor is hereby authoiized to

travel upon such parts of said national road as are or inny be in an unfinished state, against the consent of the superintendent appointed by the United states, or by this State, or shall remove any of the beacons placed upon the said road so in an unfinished state as aforesaid, f r the diverting of the travel on and from said road, every .person so offending shall, upon conviction thereof, be, for evtiy such . ifence. fined in .a sum not less than one nor more than ten .dollars.

draw on the State Treasury tor ai y sum

of mency not exceeding two thousand

dollars, to be paid out of any m ncy m ihe Trcasu'y not otherwise apprcptia ted: provided, said sum shall be refunded to the State Treauiy out ot the pro

ceeds of the said fund, created bv the

provisions of this act. as soon at too same shall be collected. Sr.c 14 That ell fines, penalties f.nd

'forfeituics incurred under the piovis-

ions of this act, shall be recoveicd by

indictment in the court ol con men

pitas of the county where the effenco

was committed, or by action of debt, in the name of the State of Ohio, lot tho

use of the road fund established by this

cct, which action of debt may be bro't

before any justice of the peace or o:her court havirtj jurisdiction thereot in tho county whrie the cffcncc was cemmit

'led, or such rice, penalty or forfeiture

was incurred; and it shall be the duty of

the superindent, toll gatherers, and cf

'any other person who will corrplam of

the same, to prosecute all efftnees aainst the provisions ot this act

Sfc 5 I hat it shall be lawful lor the Grnctai Assembly, at any luturo session thereof, without the consent cf Congress, to change, altar, or amend this act: Provided, That the same shall 'not be changed, altered or amtrded. as to icducc or increase the rates cf toll herebv established,below or above a sum tiecessaiy to defray the experses inci'dent to the prestivation and tepaii cf said road, to the erection of guts and toll houses thereon, and for the payment of the fees or salaries of the supctintendent, the collector of tolls, and cf such other agents as may be necessarily employed in the prosecution an J lepair of the sume, nccordirg to the true intent and meaning of this act Skc 16. 1 hat any pertcn or pe rson

shall have the privilege ot paying at either of the said gaics, at the rates specified in this act, the amount ot toll for anv distance which such person or persons may desite to travel on said road, and receive a certificate thereof horn the collector of tolls at such gate, which certificate shall be a sufiicient voucher to procure the passage ot Eticfi prison or persons through any Mher ya;r or 'gales named in said certificate; Pr'.vi'ded; That printed forms ol such cciti-

ficates shall be furnished by thf superintendent to be appointed undei the provibions ni this act to each collector of tolls, and shall be countersigned by such 'superintendent, and otherwise so devised as to prevent fraud or impo&Uion, arid no certificate shall be consior red 'valid underthis section unless 6uch certificate shall be authenticated as alore 'said Sec 17. That the act, entitled "An act for the preservation of injuries to

the national read in Ohio, passed rcbruary eleventh, eighteen hundred and twenty eight, tie, and the same is hereby, repealed: Provided however That all actions and prosecu'ioos whnh may now be pending shall be prosecc ed to

final judgment and execution, and all offences committed before the tain effect ot this act shall be prosecuted and punished in the same manner as is 'the above mentioned act was nut rt pealed Approved, March 2, 1 S3 1 -

sivr in That if anv ncrscn shall stand

note, an recpurtd by the Utrecoirs, as ais. vucr,t and directors for the tune oemg , uls-.n e a clue responsi jint) , anu Ultliiui Uis- .n-s Wilirijn and team, or either .t i.iem. over

the p iv nu nt ot his proportion ot sm i loss , nromm and effectual mea-' charge ot the. r untie. : IrU'ht. tipuii the pav ement of said road, now

-as ii iv have occurred previous to suc.i Kr j vjros for ebbing all its concerns: outo ,ScCi4 That, as soon as the said gates ' 'made or vv hich may hereafter be maue. or j jecj Qr CoJ eclC(j on any raf, fUt bojt. of Tenure. ! such dissolution or expiration shall perate i ,n i,,,:,! he n-rro-,1 it o. ,'ni he shall at anv other time stand a wagon and j ,.c-i r ,.n t t n t States, entc-inf

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.VM Or i. 'r..i'r r.nii.tu, s ns to nrp rot anv suits to !)C wlo'icui. oi j , . , tAl.4 ,,il..,r. ,wl rrun. or eit ler Ol tncm. U )"0 UlC SdiJ in

No. 69 AN ACT to regulate tho foreign and coasting trade cr tho Northern, Northeastern, and Northwestern frontiers ot the United States, and for oiru r purposes Be it enacted by the Senate and H.ute of Prfiretcntative ot the Unfed 2ratea of America m Congress atnembled, 1 nat from and after the first day ot April

next, no custom house fees shall be lev-

:ec. 6.

as

two thou void shares

i it i

s:iau o.

net's here v i

as soon

wovoi'),'. lur. the Luiii'iiismo1'.

authorized to receive subscriptions shall eall i m- etingof the subscribers, after giv-

continued bv or ag in

ist the s lid corporation,

for :i;iv deht or claim vine bv or to. tne same

and vvhich arose previoasly to said dissoln i tion or expiratio a ; hut for the purpose of

sine its concerns, its corporate powers

i 'thev are

h.-reh-.

required, to demand and

!.,,,oe foe t issi,,ir the aid catcs the tolls, shall m any otner manner puii

'and rates hereatter

1 c i .v. .i i... ... of hiiv nort of the

r. -i . if li "''sci wise man uy s- j -

ment, lor ine puip-.se vi n.w:..s. v ,u M.mndlAM nn

nosciv ana "h'ioj ouhj - -

ing ten days notice m m e or more in I rinsing its co;o rns, it rewspapers piloted in tliis District ot Co-j s,a l,j Ul u: :1 up .ireel lumb'i.r, and the subscribers vv ho sliill as-, ,;.iuovi.n. M ucli 2,

notice, or bv billot

i

semblo m consepuncr oi sucn ii- In- im-oxv . s!i ill choose

irom 'aiiio'nv; the stockholders, bv a m aj rity cf v. tes, twelve direc t-, who shall coa-

,l t M. (I iv l I AH-

mentioned- and thev ; w'dfullv ohtruct the travel upon said road,

. ... :a 1....1:.... .,,i;. i..Vci v r:!-rsf n so ttenuimi snail. uri(n con-

'm.lV SlOl) ailA JKIsi ii inun, iv.iuuil. m nil- v.-. . - -- v. .

. ' i-.tilf solkv rh:,ir i.hTton. vi tion tliereol, X'T evtiv sa-n o.kulc, oe

A I I l l, " ' ' .f. - - I

'cut. dials-, wak;

c.n rioTs (.t burden or phasute. from tias- 'than hve dollars.

18.11.

AM):! iW S TKVr.NSON,

.'; !t,:i' f li '.rt s.-ntauves ' Mt tK( tN riv lnv t paid for p.isioe; the same; JullN I. C Iilh)UN, , to stv, I-'or cverv space of twenty

s!ei ;ii. s'.ed. or it!u r 'fined in a sum not iesi than one nor more That, from ami aker the tirst day Ot

our rviortnern. .auiuh.'"-"m"-western frontiers .. y m t . 9

Sec 2 And be if juriurr enaara.

' iio; thr- ao;h

h the said Rates, until they shall

. j April next, the same and no higher tcn-

u,,c duties and cusiuni nuusc t"4ri;ca

of anv kind s all be levied and collect

PreMd-

' f l.ie oc

t 'miles in len-'th on s.nd lo vtl, the f .liown.e;

1 Sums oi Rcjncy, at.d sj in

p repetition iov

'M.C 11. inn u an pers'u suau las;

'lock or taaih h k. either ot th" wheels of . . .. i .. . ii

any vva.s-n.cou a, t , a,s, , . g. .lu y, car i- . - Bii ifllh colonial . aft. fla-, b -at, aei-. or other two or tour wheeled velr.cle. , 1 u u, u ' . . . " wide travtlUnepcn the pavtmercf sidi or vcisci, entering otherwise than L7

tirue in !lu oo'il tnv ".ujt, in Ui!; yer or.

A?ritovi.a, M ' ' - l-1 AaUKLW JAUIkSON;

thu.a 'id .iht uurr