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VOLUME I i::C:j4Wfc; NEBERN, C UMBEll
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THE
WEEKLY BY-ji
N !I. PASTEUR;
At Tiii-.R Oollars per Wnnum, oze
Vna,)er will he discontinued until all
.rn-es are nail up ' xr(nt atth.on.
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BY
A" AC L Drovidinr tor the deposit ot
vvi.ies and distilled spirits in public
v. arehouses, and for other purposes.
JI,. it en acted by the Senate and House
vf l&preseal atiiies of the United States
of i iicrl'-'iin (jfmess assembled;': -.That
it-stall be I lvvful jfor nny importer of wines
or distilled 'spiftte, ' which in iy be import
el into the LJnii!eii StaEes, any time after
tie lit aayjof .t ime next, at his option, to
te uv'ie:h'pin.cd at t le time of making entryt
l hmcj oiiner 10 secure iie aunes inere-
0'i,-o ! t'le
me terms and stipulations as
Uls, wares and merchandize
lTiDO-jioU. or
to
I give his bond in do'ubfe
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tie a AOiint
) tue duties thereupon, with
cj i.Iilio.i fol
- the payment of the said du-
ve calendar months from the
VMlQ el sue
In bond ; which bond shall be
such collector, without surety,
aeptcd by
b .on the terms following, viz : the wines
c ' di si 'i i l ed
spirits, tor the dunes whereof
boad s
lall ue accepted, snail be de
posited at the expence an;! risk of the im-
-Darter, .in such public or orher st ore house !
As maybe agreed upon between the im
ro.teran l the surveyor, or officer of in
1 - a t ' . i;
the revenue, for the port where 1
tin. 5.1 u-iWnr snirits shall he kenMm-
r!rr the: iJnt locks of the insnectdr and
tiie importer ; but no delive y shall be
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liii'.v.e tu such wintrs mm riiiiii w jinuui a
,f i v vc-rhinu f; nm nhflf r thf- hnd of
i t-i.-Lk ' . j ,t...
collector and naval officerbf the port: , j
Sec.2. And be it further enacted, That;
no 'permit shall be-given for the removal I
of the wines or spirits deposited under the
provisions 'of the foregoing section, unless
tSif' duties jupon the wines ahtj spirits, for
which it shall be retjuired, be first paid or
securedinl the manner following, viz : the
;i:nporter, or his assignee, shall give bond,
xv itn 'iie or m ore surety or sureties, to the
Sdtistactloil of the collector, in double the
a nou.-.ttof the duties, jppn the wines or
sui ih yieacn case to oe oenverea, wun
coaiiition for the payment of thet said du
ties, at the same; credits, "to be computed
from the date of the permit, as would nave
..K't'ii allowed on.bonds for the same.arti
c'.i's, if they had not been deposited under
tiie, provisions of this act '. Provided, that
ibe time to be allowed for the payment bf
the duties upon any wines or spirits so de
livgred, or lor any part of such duties,
shill not be such as to extend the credit
beyond the term pf twelve calendar months,
originally allowed, upon depositing such
wines and spirits. . P '
Sec, 3. Ati'l be it further enacted, That
if the duties on any wines or spirits, de
posited under the provisions of this act,
. shall not have bee i paid)orsecured to be
paid, in the manner described in the, fore
going section, within the term of twelve
calendar months from the time of their
importatiou, it shall, be the duty of the
collector to cause so much of such wines
or spirits, as may be necessary, tof be sold
at public auction,; and retaining the sum
necessary for tlie payment of die duties
which have not been secured or paid, to-
1 gether with the expenses of. safe keeping
and sale of such wines or spirits shull Te-
' turn the overplus, if any, to the owner or
tQ his agent, or lawful representative ; and
the amount of each bond, taken for die du
ties on wines or spirits delivered, after be
iii? deposited, as directed by this act, shall
. endorsed immediately on , the original
bond given by the importer, specifying the
articles delivered and the date of tlie.de-dt-Iivery.
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tec. 4. Arid he it further enacted, That
no drawback shall be allowed of the du
ties paid on any wines or spirits, which
shall be imported into the United States
ater the first day of June next, unless such
wines or spirits shall have been deposited
the public or other stores,' under tlie
provisions lof this act, and there kept from
llleir landing to their shipment.
.,' ec. 5. And be it further enacted, That
Jf any wines', or other spirits deposited
Qnder the provisions of this act, shall he
5aibezzled, or fraudulently hid or remov-
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from any store or place, I wherein they
; forfeited
and the person qr perlons so em
bezzlingj
hiding, or removiri tile same, or
fldln?or
assisting therein, sha!
be liable
as if such
to the same pains and penalties
Tes ?r W beeli fraudnlenily ua-
snippea orioaaett: wiuiout paymentot du
ted; That
une next.
from and after the
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Hum ujud.iicr uie iirsi ua oi J
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tne bonds for duties on articles imported
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islands, situated on the eastern shore? of
America, i north of the eqiiatfak or in its
adjacent seas, bays, and gufs,1 sah excep
ted, shaH be payable, one half in six alf d
one half j in nine alendar mc nths! ; t ad
the bonds for duties on goods, wares and
merchandize, (other than wine, salt and
teas") imported from any other place than
Europe arrfl the j West Indie; ; shall be
payable,; one-third in eight, ore third. in
ten, and one third, in eighteen, calendar
months. ! " !- I .
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.-;-; -I H. CLAY, . f
of the Hpuse of Representatives
JOilN GAILLikllD, rJ
Speaker
President of the Senate pm tempore.
April 2D, 1818pApprovel,
JAMES iMQNROE.
RESOLUTION directing thejcompletion
of the survey of the waters of the dies-
apeakle, pay, and for other nnrposes.
- ResrJi'ed by the-Senate land House
of Representatives of the United States of
America,in Congress assembled. That the
President of the united States! be, and he
hereby is,' requested to cause to be resu
med and completed the surveys heretofore
commenced, preparatory to tie establish-
ment of ywb navai arsenals : iind that, to
the naval Officers employed in this service,
mis service,
officers 61 the corns of ensrineers be ioined
wim liiHiuviiuus iw uicodie muius oi ine
fortihcmions necessary to be erected for
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the defence of such , arsenals, with an es-
11 maie. ne expense oi erect ng tne same.
i .,,4 K4-l Ut 1 c.JlI
nuu itiai: mc i icsiuciii uc luruier reuuesi-
ed to cause such a survey cf the Chesapeake
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Bay be ma ie, as may be rehuisite to as
certain what points are necessary to be
'"'fortified tor the. rotection bf the com-
mat - fa nf cjirt Kni
i
and a report of the
same wun a man oi me wonts necessarv
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be erected, witlJ an estimate of the ex -
pence off the same, to bemadf to Congress
Pei ce"l uieme,ro oen
m tlie hrst eek oftheir i
, 'i e . tt j
next session.
AY, :
Speaker of the House of Representatives
JOHN GAlLLARi),
, President of the Senate pro tempore
April 20, lblS.-l-Approvted,
4 JAMES MOxSTlOE,
AN ACT respecting the Courts of the TJ-
nited states wit
liin the state of iNew-
York!
M'kt enacted by 'thi Senate and
H fill Si P f)i &ir
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WTiiaiivcs 'Jl'nt uni-
Jtft Stdten oj America n Cojgrena da-
&emb led lhat Irpm w nd alter the
passiug ol this at', the district court
ol the United States, for the n- r-
thcrn district of
New York, shall be
dge of the said dis
holdtn by the ju
trict, and in cas of his inability on
accuuut of. sii kness, absence or o
thuwisr, it shalt be the duty of the
judge of the southern district of New
York, to hold ih
e said court, in and
fur the said" nor
do and perform
hern djstrict and to
all other acts and
duties ol the iudee of the said nor-
th rn district, with the like power
and authority, in all reiptcts. And
whenever such inability bf the judge
ol the said northern district, to-hold
aiy term of the.said courts sh;:ll ex
Jst it shall, be hisj dutv td give previ
ous timely notice thereof to the judge
rol the said southern district. ;
SecJ j 2. And Se it furrier enacted
That there shall be held in each year,
three terms of thje district court for
the northern district of New-York
to wit : at the city Albany, on the
Second Tuesday of May, and on the
second ;'i uesday bf November ; and
at the Village of Utica, in the county
of Oneida, on the third Tuesday ol
May. And all suit and proceedings
in the said court shall be rfvived, nd
shall continue iri
full force, in the
same manner. as
if the isaid court had
been regularly held according
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to law
and had been adjourned to the term
heXt to' be h ddeii, by virtue of this
act. iiid all process already issued,
or which may be! issued but of the
said court, before the passing of this
act, shall be held & deemed returnable
to the next term thereof, to be holden
by virtue oi this act. And it shall
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be at the discretion of -the judge -
the said northen district ot WeW-
Yoikor in case of his inability, of
the judge of the said southern dis
irict, io appoint and hold a court or
c.iurts at any pther time or place,
han those before mentioned, within
tnd lor the said northern district, as
he business herein may require
Sec. 3. And be it further enacted.
That the said northern district of the
nate of NewY- rk. shall be, and the
sameis hereby enlarged, sojas to in
clude the bounties of Albany, Rens
selaer, Schenectady, Schoharie, and
Delaware, in the said state. JT
Sec. 4. And, be it further enacted
That all procee ing Hitherto had in
the district courts of the United
States either for the northern, or
for the southern district of New
York, in any suit at common law, or
in any civil cause of admiralty and
maratime jurisdiction, in continua
tion of any such suit or cause Which
had been instituted in" the . former
district court of the United States
for the district of New-York, be, and j public sales for the disposal (.igree
the same hereby are declared, as va- ably to law) of the said lands, shall
lid and effectual as if the same
suit '
A,,,
or c .ue had Keen originally institu-
tea in tne aismct. court in wnicn
outii jH.uvuu.ga mcu uaui , i ; tor tne iauu!f cuniametji in ranges y,
'' S'ecJ 5. And be it further enacted, io, 2 and 13,.sotjUh of the ba.se
That the jurisidict on of every suit or ; line ; on the first Monday of Septcm
cause, either at common law, or of ber next for the lands contained in
maritime and iadmiralty jurisdiction,
whether the same hath or hath not
been instituted in the district court !
of lhe former district of New-York,;
wherein the cause shall have anser,
wucic in mc uy; 5ndu nave .tiisci r
or the seizure shll have been made
w m n ine umus oi tne , nortnern ais-
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tnct oflMew-voric, as prescribed by
this act, and which had not been pro-
ctreaea imp nnai juagment or ae-
cree, shall be vested in the dirict
c urt tor the ; northern district ot
N ew- ork ; and all pleadings, libels, '
ciaims, eviuences,ana papers, wna;-
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soever, tnat may nave oeen nie.a,
and all monevs which may have been
i ' i rn '
Pd or deposited in the office
- -a m . U m -jt?
oVthe
clerk of the former discrict of New-
York,' or Gf the clerk of the southern
district of New-York, in every such
suit or cause, shall be transferred to,
and filed and deposited in, the office
of the clerk of the northern district
r r at r a i i j ,.
of New-York. And the said dis-
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I trirt rrxurt Trv frho r rvt ti tirn sl 1 ct n r-t
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saiu-buus ana causes, ana to pruceeu
1 r 1 1 1 1 (ii 11 if r iiimi u l
o! New-Yorkij had.by law. And the
jurisdiction' oi ail suits or causes,
w htther at common law, or of ad
miralty and maritime jurisdiction,
v hether ihe same hiith or hath not
been instituted in the distt ict court,
for the former district of New-York,
wherein the Ftmise . of action shall
have arisen, Or the seizure shall have Unhed States is authofi2ed to cause
been made, within the limns o the the land acquired bJthy said trea
southern district of New-York, and t() be offc;ed for sie when sur
which have not been proceeded in to veyed . and whereas part of the said
finaljudgment or decree, shall be .. been Surve d .
vested in the district court lor tnej n i r t t 1W. d-
said souihe?
ern district of New-York,
and the said court shall have as full
. favtry, and determine
r n - coin r mtc -v v -l K Hie
the said suits and causes, as. the- dis
trict court for the
district of New-,
York had by law.
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Sec. 6.. And be
That the original
:v.M,;:iW. " rr
jurisdiction oi. the
circuit court of th
ie soumern uisirict i
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bt New-Yo4k shad be confined
to
causes arising within the said dis-;
tnct, and shall not be construed to
extend to .causes of action arising
within the northern district of New
York. ; : ' t- v
" . IL CLAY, :
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JOHJS GAILLARD,
President of the Senate pro tempore.
April 3, 1818 Approved, " 0
JAMES MONROE.
devereuxst chester,
; have ;
JUST received 'per the schooner
Hufus King, and differ for sale on
liberal terms. . . ' - ' :
18 Puncheons W. I. Rum,
.28 . do. . Molasses, i
2 bbls. do. ' I
7 hhds. Muscovado Sugar
24 . bbls.& 2 half bbls. do.
Ntwbern July 23d 1818" -19,tf.
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE U.
STATES;
.1 EKE AS, by an act of Con
gressy passed on the 26th o)
Aiaich 1804, entitled, "An Acfm
kihg provision for the disposal oi th
public lahds -in'the Indiana;Terru6
ry, and tbr other purposes," and
Axt passed the 3d offlMarch .1805,
entitled, kAn Act supplementary iu
th act, entitled, an aci making pr -yision
for the disp6sal of the. public
lands in the Indiana Turrit )ryL" aSd
an act' passed on the 25th off April
1808, entitled, "An Alt supplemen
tal to an act regulating the g- ants oi
i
ands in the Territory jbf Michigani"
the, j President of the RJnitcd States
is authorized to Cause! the lands in
the land district of .Detroit to be of
fered for sale when 4lUrveyed ; ad
whereas a part of the said lands
have been surveyed :'
Therefore -If James Monro
-President of the United States, in
comormity witn tne aia acts, ao
nereuy ueciare 1 6t mate known, that
be held at Detroit, in iVlichigan, Ter-
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rliorv viz :
On the first Monday in Tulv next.
ranges 13, 14, 15, 16and 17, north
of the base line ; on the first
Monday in Novetnbe next, for jhe
lands con taned in rage 9' 10, 1 1,
and 12v nortlcrfthe ;base line, ex-
ana ia, nortn-rT'tne ;oase line, ex-
rentina- h lnnH nc nre r nkav-
ho -or r,i , b.-hH Hicf Kr bnr -
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for the support of Schools, and for
. ' ' i
other purposes. The sales shall con
tmue open, for two weeks- and
longervand shall colfnnienceSvith
i
IIIC
first section of the lowest number of
townships and ranges, and ' proceed
m recular uumerical order.
w i. . .
Given under my hand at the City
or vv asnington, tne tnirty-nrst
day of March, pne. thousand
eight hundred and eighteen! V
JAMES MONKOE.
By the President, j
JOSIAH MEIGS,
Commisdmer of the General LqM 6$ce.
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' Printers of newspapers, who
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mi v. autitui icu w v- Luyuun .
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9f the United-States, will insert the
- above once a week till October next
and send their bills to the General
,
.and Office for payment.
BY THE PRESIDENT) OF THE-U
' STATES, ' r-
HEBEAS by an act of Con
gress passed on; the 3d March
IB10, entitled "An act to provide
for the, ascertaining anjl surveying of
the boundary lines fixed by the trea
ty with, the Creek Indians and for
ntVi jr rtiitrineVa tVt 'Prifairl rit-. df tft
1 -j. r.u tt:-,i cL-L, a
, by declare and make
known, that
i piblic sales for the-d
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sposal of cer
tain lands south of the Tennessee
I river aiiu in uic uoi - v iuouiau
I nniiir .kill K ilrl Inf Hnntevillf
eouiitv, shall be held at 1
in said county in Alabama territory,
viz : " : .- ! a , , r-
-s. At A' P. i. M-Ja.. ! T..1.. .
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un tne nrst, munuav in iuiy next.
ior tne saic ui uic lauus iu laugcs i,
2, 4, 5. On the firkt Mpnday in
September next for the lands in ran
ges 6V 7, 8, 9, and on the. first Mon
day in November nextjfor the land
in "ratyres 10, 1 1, 12 j, 13, 14 ; ex
cepting such lands as are or shall be ,
reserved according to law, for. the
support of schools and fnr other pur
poses Each sale shall continue opfn
fiir two weeks, and n6 longer, shall
commence with the section, township,
a nd range of the lowest number,
and proceed .in regular numerical
6rder. , a ' ' tV
Given.under rriy hand, at the city
of Washington, this 31st day
of March, 1818. I lr
J AMES MONROE.
By the President, . ,y
JOSIAH MEIG.7
Commissioner pi tne Oen 1. Land Umce.
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wtloglo I
IE PRESIDENT OK THE V
STATES.
HKUEAS ,b an ac
of Congress, passcd'ori the
3d oi
xMarch, 1 817, entitled ". Art
authorise the uppointmtmt of
act to
i Surveyor for the lands in the north
v rn part of the! Mississippi territory! :
ana tne sale ot certain lands- tnereia
described the President of the U
States is' authorised to select certain!
lands;' for scites for towns, nd ciiusQ
ihe said lands jto be laidolf ipto' towrt
lots, rnd the said lots to be offered
for sate- u' . ' . J:r5;--t;l V,r .'
Therefore, I, James Monro
President of the United States do - t
l- - .t irl ait , I Mtt is- lr swift1
that public sales for the disposal of
the lots in the town of Marathon
(heretofoi s called Milton's Bluff) a
the south bank of,the riv er T enries
see, (nearx the head of the Muscle
Shoals) in Alabama Territory, shall
be Held at Huntsville, Nin . the sairl
territory, on iie second Monday ia
Oct(.rfnextp:.; ..-jX j"; ..
" The sales shall continue open for
one week, and.longer if necessary, &
the lots shall beU ffered for sale in
recrular numerical order, beginning
uu Lu ..,k.
Oiven under : my hand; at thd
City of Washington, this 26tH
day of May 1818,
JAMFS MONROE.
By the President. ; ,
JOS1AH M huib.
Commissioner General Land Oftlcei
June -
,r Uy,,- imnirvrv n in-mir.ir
STATKS.
HEUEAS by: art dc
of Consrress, passed n the"
-3d -of. March, 1815, entitled, "art
act J to provide for the ascertaining
and surveying o) the boundary line
fixed by the treaty with the CreeK
Indians, and fur other purposes,
the I Preside nt of the United State
is authorized to cause the lands ar
quired bv the said treaty to beofFeteci -
for sale when surveyed jr , .
Therefore I, )ami.s Monro
President of the Uni ted Statesi del i
.'ir-tr. f"r
! hat public sales for
faoVreablv to lawW
agrreawyjaw; oi
hereby declare and make -known
the disposal
certain, land
in tne nuuam;i lerriio.- y, snuu uu,
held at Miiledgeville: in .eorgia viz!
On the third M ondav i n O'oh f
. t 1 .t.i i 11 i-
next for the sale of town lots,' in thdf
town of Cahaba, in the sai i te t ri.or .
situate at the junction of the riversr
Alabama and Cahaba. : ' .
On the third Monday in Octobef '
next, for the sale of townships 13 ,
14,15,16, in ranges, 9, 10, 11, 12
13, 15; arid or townships 14, 15, jo
in ranges 14- and i6 of the
lana oisj
tnct in Alabama territory:
directed!
by law to be sold at Milledgeytllef
excepting such lands as have beer
reserved by law for the support of
schools, or for Other purposes ; each
public. sale shall continue open for
two weeks, and, no longer. ' The?
town lots, and other lands, shall be?
offered for sale in regular numerrcal
order, commencing with 1 he lowest '
number of lots, sections, township, "
and ranges. "; ; . :-
And I further declare a d maker
kn jwn, that the offices ofj t e regisw
ter and receiver ofpuhlir monies, for,
the said districr; shall be remoired
from Milledgeville to the aforesaicl
town of CahabaJ on the first day ot
January. 1819. . ' J
Given under my hand bt the City
- of Washington this t went
! third dav of M av. 4 8 1 8. ,
t JAMES MONROE.
uy me rresioeni : ,
TOS1 AH MEIGS,
Commfssioner of the General Laricl
Office,
June 6,-1 2-t-l-d.
VALUABLE PROPERTY.
T HE Subscriber offers .For Sale hi!
plantation on Brices rreek, 6 mije,
from ewbern, containing 'SCX acres, w
of which are" under cultivation the re
mainder well timbered and excellent fof
c U.-' Trmc half casi ttitf
balance 2 years credit, r
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