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ACTS PASSED AT T:in s:-:co:-d SESSION
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'of-- Tita FiFTi:::r;i coGjIss.
AS AC r respecting tlie 1 cncion ol'
certain, sectiosi of i ui;l o , .be.
g '.'.red for fie -ss.it of g. vera
.nuiit in th? st-.ite of ihdi in i.
B i, e:rict: i'::! t;h- S i ite & Ho ne
cflleprternUth fh UiW'd'Stdre
cf A'neric i in Cn rres assem'iLd
Th it t '.rj tea 1 of -f.) ir secti'vis pro
vrlsd to be located nnl'sr the direc
tions of the leg'nl irure of ,th '. state
bi I'ditnii, and- -to be granted
f r the purpose of. h :ing thereon
the se it' of govern :i;int for th it
state, it '-shall be lawful to loc iu-f--r
th it purpose, 'under the di
r rtioti of the'.legisl itir'e, aforesaid,
a w con?.igu:nsq nrter section, fr.ic
ti .is, or pirjs of fn uions not to ex-Cc-t:i,
in the wh ltth- qaauirv com
turned four .en lire s '. j jots : Sit-'Kj
locations shall br m ule b fare thv
comm ncem-nt of the public s'des o ..
t H a d j o i n i n g ; ; 1 n d s u r r o u d i n g J a n d s ,
bid fngirig to th' United S? ites.
:'..!- I . . II. CLAYV . ,'.'
Speaker of the floue of Representatives.
' ' JAS. BARBOUR,
Vvei-kJent of the Senate, pro. tempore.
March 3, 1819. Approved, ' ;
; . JA Vli:s MONROE.
a liEsoi.u ri;j. d-d. ring th
irnnner .hi viich the vess Is om-
p sing he Navy of tne United
; Sr-ues slud1 be i ani'd.
Rrohed bf th Se tote 8f Hon r
of etyrpnt(it.-'V' of he U .itedSiti
cf A nericris r i CsH jri sx r.y t7?
all the ships of the Navy o; th.
U lited Start s, now building, ov
here fter to be built, sh dj.be named
hy the iiecretarv of the Navy und
th.; direction of the Prt sideir oi tru
L'-.ittfd States, according to the lol
ln vngYufe, to vit : ,'i h se of th
fi-t class slia'.l1 e cal'ed . afier th
S' tcs of this Union; th se of th
s -Cond rLiss, after the rivers ; and
th i e of the" third class, after th
principal cities and towns, 'taking;
tire that no two vt sseh in the navv
shall hear the same n one
i, H.CLW,
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Speaker of the House of Representatives,
; J AS. B YRtHMJR,
President of the Senate, pro tempore,
ilnrch 3, 1S1(J. pproved,
JA 1ES MONROE.
AN ACT m-jkiag .j appropriation
s for the Public BuUdirgs, 'or the
p irr.hase ot a lot ofl.tn.1, and fur
ni shi n g a s u oply o f w a t e r f o r th '.c
Use 6f certain Public Bud 1 gv
B-it enacted by the Senate fc? House
if rtefireserit.ithes oj l he Unit' d St ite
tf America. i:i Co'irr"$$ as embled
m aat there be appropriated, foi fi-ush-3pj?
the' wings of the C ipnos i n 4iddi
tioa to the su already - appr .-pria-the
further sum of li:tv one
t'l.msand three hundred and thirtv -vo
dollars, -r
For erecting the Center B-rilding
of the Capitol, one h an I red and
.Hirjy' six thousand six hundred .and
f;'ity-four dollars. -V
For finishing th Gats, 'h Iron
H:iling, and the .enclosu e, i,u'tH f
th- President's rl-nis-., h .etv..asa:.d
tree hundred and for ty fuur dol
Lrs., ; . , ; I v .
For enlarging th? O a vs, w of
VV- Presulent's Hons;-. i rh H u-
s i t orje hundied and t;;iyj.
'Hilars!'" Z . "
F jr parch tsi ng a lot of Land, and
for constructing pipes, for supplying
theExe. utive Oifi e-Vreiiidcnt'j
fl auie with water,nin ? th ais tnd one
hu vlred and wenty-fiyje dollars.
Which said se veral sums of m i
ney; hereby appropri ttcd sh Ul br
p id out of any money in the Treas
ury n n otherwise apprpri itd.
Sec 2. A id he it further fancied
That the syef if sums heivby apprp-.
. priated, sh dl bV expended under ih
dir ci n of the President, of thw U
nitcd States. ,' ..'
I II. CLAY. i
Speaker of't'ii House of Representatives.
JAS. BARBOUR,
President of the Senate, pro tempore.
March 3, 1819. Approved, !
JAMES xMOxNROE.
AN ACT rnakiiig provisions for the
civiliz iti n of the Indi mJ trib.s.
ad joining the frontier settlement.
eimctei by the Senate s? House
cj ' Rp-ese itntves rf t'JieUniisll Stfites
of A n rica lm Co .V.vv qsitmbled
Tint, lo." the purpose of providing
i unst the jui ther decline nd h al
extinrition of the Indian tribes, ad
joining to tfie frontier, seitlements
of : U. Stati, and for introducing
nnong di m the "habits' and arts '-of
jviliz ifion, the President of the U
lited States shall b , and he ia here
by! authorized, in every case where
he shjll judge i mprovement in the
ha!)its an I con dif ioh of such Indians
:)-aaicable,;and that .the means of
instrii tion cin be jintroduced with
th-ir own consent, to employ tapa
le persons of good moral charar
ter, to instruct them in the mode of
agriculture suited to their situation ;
i'ul for teaching their children in
e i ling, w.iting, aad arithmetic,
md for performing such other du-
ti. s as may be enjoined, according
o su h tnstru.tions and ru'es as the
Presid nt may give and prescribe
for the n guLi'in of their conduct,
in the cli chage of thir duties.
Se. 2 And he it fir ther enacted,
J'hat the annual; sum of ten thou
sind dollars be, andthe same is
hereby, appropriated, for the pur
pose of rarrvi g jinto rffect the pro
visions of this aiit ; "and anaccount
d the exp nditure of the money, 8i
irrjcecdings in t-xecution of the fore
going provisions, shall be laid an-,
ti diy before Congress.
II. CLAV,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
! JAS BAR Bp IT R,
r President of the Senate, pro tempore.
March 3, 1819. Approved,
' JAM ES MONROE. -
AN ACT expUna orv of the act,
enti lt d u An act for the fi ial ad
justment of land tjtles in thest.ite
of Louisiana and territory of Mis-'
t souri.,,! ; .v
Be i en ieted.bif th S-n -iff & House
jfR?pretntnthesrf.tli; United Sf ate
.f Am rica, in Congress n.&embl d.
hat ihe provi-iof s of the fifth sec-
i;'n ' ihe act of Congre s, entitled
u An a t for the final adjusiment o:
hnd titl' s i i th state of Louisiana
xhd l erri O' y of Missouri." passed
he twtif h day of April, one thou
s tnti eight hundred and fourteen,
shSll.be so construed as to extend t
the citizens of the county of How
ard, in the Missouri l crritorv,. as
i-bt iblished by tli act of he Ugislar
ture ofthe Territory, passed the
t wentv-third tlay of JaYi.uary, one
th .usa.nd eight hundred and sixteen,
any construction to the ccntrary not
wihst .tiding. ? ' i
Sec. 2. A :d he U further enacted,
Thnt thr- right of pre-emptiori given
bv the aforesaid provisions, as ex
plained & extended by ti-s act, shall
not be construed so as to-affect any
rKehtdei ived from the U. S'ates, PV,
bf the lands claimed under the afore
.said Si r. ! v'v. . :- . v. ;,- j'. .-:
;Sec. 3.' And be it further, enacted,
Thu anv, -person or p rsoris -wh;
niiv r se'tled oo, and improved aay
of the la Klv in t'le'ahl rrbrv7rc
served to r t h e us : of -ch ls , be fo re
thej su vey of su hl inrln wre actuai
lv m i le, and wh ) wVuld h ive had
rrrhr nil' nre-t-mn on 'thereto hv
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th"v existing ta.vs; had not the'sam:
bccii co reserved, ; sluil - hUve, ths'i
ng of pre-emption thereto, under
tne
same ttrms and condfrions and
sub
vid
pre
the
ect to the same restrictions pro
d for other cases of a richt of
emp'ion in' said territory ; anJ
regis er ot ' the land office, and
receiver ot puhuc monies, tor the
;rict. shall, have nower to select
tnyi other vacatit &c un ippropriited
finds, in the sarrv township, and as
aea adj icent as Und of equal quan
tity and like quality can be obtained
in lieu of the section or part of a
sect,ion, whch shall have been en-
ereid in right of pre-emption, accor
ding to the provisioh of this section.
;-.:4j . H CLAY, ' v ' ' -Speaker
of the House of Representatives.
j j JAS. BRBOUR
President of the enate, pro tempore.
Marfchi, 1819. approved,
JAMES MONROE
AN ACT makir g appropriations to
cirrv into etfw" ct treaties conclud
ed yith several Indian- tribes
tl erein mehtio ted ;
R, it enacted bif trie Senate & ff:u?e
of $et)resentative of the United Stales
rf America, in Congress assembled,
j hit, for ihe purpose of car r) ing in-i
to e feet a treaty between the Uni
ted States and th e Wyandot, Sene
c , Delaware, Si awanee, Pa'awa a
ma, Ottawa, .ant Chippewa, tribes
of Indinas, concluded at the foot of
the Hapidji of the Miami of lake
Erie, on the twenty-ninth day of
September, eight-en hundred and
eighteen,the follcjwing sums be, and
the same are hereby, appropriated, in
conform! y with stipulations con
tained in said treaty : and supple
merit, to wit : '
Tlhe sqm of thirteen thousand
three hundred dollars; for ihe pay
ment of the annuities granted to said
tribes, in the manner and propor
tions following : j -
Tjrj.the W anqot tribe, annually,
for eve!, at Uppe-r Sandusky, four
tho usand five hunjdred d liars.
To the Senecaltrihe, annually, for
everj, at LoweK Sandusky, one thous
and -dollars.
. Tb the Shi war ee tribe, annually,
for tver, at W; paghkonetta, two
thousand dollars.
ilo the Shawattees and Senacas of
LVw.istpwni annually, one thousand
dollar. ' , ' v :': v'' ' '
l b the Potawatmas annu ally, for
fifte n years, at Detroit, one thou
sanc three hundred dollars.
To the Ottavvas, annually, for fif-
teenjyears, at uemut, one tnousanu
dolurs ;and the further annu u sum
of one thousand
larsJ for ever. ..
five hundred dol-
Tb the ChiDDewa tribe, arinually,
for 1 fifteen vearsj at Detroit, one
ihousand dollars.
And the sum.'pf three thousand
dollars, to be paid in the course of
he 4e.a'r "'.fighf n hundred & eigh
teen to the Delaware and Wyan
dot tribes, to wit
T the Delaware tribe, at Wa
paghkonetta, five Hundred dollars.
I o the Wyandqt tribe, two thous
and five hundred dollars. -a
For the p iymen of the amount of
lamjiges, assessedj by authority of
the- gecn tary of War, in favor of
several tribes and individuals of In
dians, whose property was injured
or destroyed duHngthe late war,
fourteen thousand four?hundred and
t ighty dollars thirteen cents, to be
paid an the manner following :
To the W y and its, at A7ppe r San
duskV,four thbusahd. three hundred
and, j mneteen r dollars thirt-nine
cents;!1:':' ' ;: ' '
Tp thelSenecas, at Lower S an
duskv, three thousand nine bundred
and ?ighty-nine tlillaa twentytfoux,
cen4 , rtf.l .LTM4v
Td the Indians at Lewis; and
Scutlsh towns, one' thousand twoV
hundred and twejity-sven dollars
fiftyr:;nts. ?
,' , Tel the Delawares, for the mc of
jhellU'ian'siwho- fferpd Josses at
rGreentown, and jjeromestowi-at
ancrrtkrthWttal hhreefe thousand
nine Ihundred ahdlfiityS:
fify ents;: .;..' v - LVfg? ,
-Torthe representatives ot Hem
his?a.DeIaware Inianlat Wapagh-
V,)t pt? . thrre hundred flnd ioity-'.
"ht'doUira and fiit icnw, , .
; To the Shawanecs an additional
sum, at iWapaghkonetta, of four hun
urea ana twenty dollars.
fo die Senecas, an additional
sum, at jWapaghkonetta, of two huw
di ed and nineteen dollars.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacthd,
.uai, mr uk- purpose 01 carrying iM-
to effect the treaty between the U
nited States, and C aickasaw nation
of Indians, concluded on the nine,
tee nth of October, eighteen hundred
and eighteen, the following sum be,
and the same is hereby, appropriat
ed, in conformityAvith"lhe stipu a
tions contained in said treaty, that is
to say : -
To the Chickasaw nation, annu
tlly for fifteen successive years,
t wenty thousand dollars.
Sec. Si And be it further enncted
That for the purpose of carrying in
to effect the ..treaties a ncluded at
Su M ary 's, in the state of (3hio,
wih the Wea tribe, on the second
of October, eighteen' hundred and
eighteen , the Potawatam i tribe, on
the second of October eighteen
hundred and eighteen ; 'he Dela
ware tribe, on the third of October,
eighteen hundred and eighteen ; and
with the Mi mti tril.e on the sixth of
October, eighteen hundred and eigh
teen, the following sums be, and the
Same are hereby, appropriated, .in
conformity with .he stipulations con
tained in said treaties, that is to say.
To the Wea tribe the annual
sum of one thousand eight hundred
nd fifty dollars t which -sum, in ad
dition to their former annuity of ele
ven hundred and fifty dollars, wiM
m-fke a sum total bf three thousand
dollars. . . - -
s;To the Fotawatama tribe, than
niial sum of two thousand five Hun
dred dMlars.
rVo the Delaware tribe, the annu
al sum of four thousand dollars.
And a sum not exceeding' thirteen
thoiisand three hundred and twelve
dollars twenty-five cents, to satisfy
certain claims against the Delaware
nation, stipulated to be paid by the
United States, and to be expended
by the Indian agent at Piqua and
fort Wayne, agreeably to a schedule
examined and approved by the com
missioners.
To the Miami tribe," the annual
sum of fifteen thousand dollars.
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Sec. 4. And be H further era ted,
Ttiat, for the purpose of carrying in
to effect thfe treaty concluded on the
4th of August, eighteen hundred
inrj eighteen, with the Qiapaw
tribe, of Indians ; and the treaty
concluded on the twenty fifth Sep
tember, eighteen hundred and eigh
teen, with the Peoria, j Kask iskia,
Cahokia, and Tamarois, tribes of
the Illinois nation of Indians, th;
following sums be, and the same art
he reby, appropriated, in conformity
with" the stipulations contained in
said treaties, that is to say :
To the Q iapaw tribe, the sum of
four thousand dollars, andthe fur-
-ther' annual sum of one thousand
dollars. c ,..
To; the Peoria, Kaskaskia; the
Michigania, Cahokia, and fami
rois, trifjiis of Illinolshation) the an
nual um5threenua?'ea dollars.
Sec. 5. " And be it further enacted
That, for the purpose of carrying in
to effect the treaty concluded on the
twenty-fifth of Sept rrtber, eighteen
hundred and . eighteen, with the
(ireat and Little Osage; "nations jof
Indians a sum, not exceeding four
thousand doJarsbend the saroe
is hereby,; aprbpriatedi to satisfy
claims i citizens ot the U btates
for pro erty stolen or destroyed by
the Osages, agreeablv to the stipula
tion contained irsaid treaty.
y- Sec. 6. And be it further enacted,
That, for the payment of the annuitv
granted to the Creek nation of , In
dians, by the treaty concluded nea
Fort Wilkinson, on thefOconee, the
sixteenth of -June, one thousand
eight" hundred and two, ana for
which no appropriation has hereto
fore been made, the annual sum of
thmmand dollars be, and the
same is, hereby, appropriated ;,and j this want, which the growing taste for :
that,r for the purpose of tarrying in-t;Literature and Science i r'th" State, ev r
to tffect the treaty concluded with : ery day sexidvt wor u.nt.; -
said aaiion, at thi Creek Agency, oui - ' Ju..
tL 1 ft k i -
the twenty second day o J inuarv,
one tn usand eight hundred and
tiwhtceh. the fur. her annual sum of
ten thousand dollars, for ihe term of
ten successive vears. b . and the
same is hcicbv." annrmjriWd. con-
formablv to the stinuiationa coutain-
ea in saiu treaty.
Sec. 7. And be it fur thr enacted J
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That, tor the'purpose of tarrying in
to effect sundry other stipulations,
contained in several f ihe treaties
heretofore meijti -ned, the sum of
twenty-five thousand doU its be, and s
the same is hereby aprr p-iated.
Set ft And be itftrtltr enacted
That there be appropriated, agreea-.
bly to the! ninth articie.of the treaty
concluded with the. Wyaadot, Sene
ca, Delaware, Shawnee, Pot w 'ta
ma, Ottawa, and Chipi wa, tribea of
lndians,lon the twenty-nin h day
of September, one ihousa d eight .
hundred "and seventeen, an agent, to
reside ajmong or near the Wxaudot-,
who shall always execute the dir. ies
of agent for Ithe neras, and the
Delawares,,on,the Sandu k riv r :
and
ai
ri 7k. ent ; among or near' the .
Sh
awanres, who shall eaeh r eixSs
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tWelv- hundred dollar perian Aii.
as a full compensation for iheir
vices. r --;
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Sec. 6 And be it further n ctcd9
That the several sums herein before
appropriated he pa'd out of any m -nes
in the Treasury not otheiwic
appropriated.
j 1 II. CLAY,, v
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JAS. BARB' 5 R,
President of the Senate, p o tempo e.
March 3j 1819- Vp proved,
JAMES l.) si ()E. !
University of n. Carolina:
jcOMMENCK M KNT. " ' '
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Tliu-s lay, thp 10th inst. was the com
mencement day at the University of this
State. Forjrteen Trustees, and a me t
number of visitants from Various parts of
the State wtre present. 1 The Examina
tion of the different classes had occupied ;
the preceding Seven (lays. 'I he claws
were numerous and the peilormaMts.
generally satisfactory. The following
Students received the degree of Bachdor
p Arts, to wit: Walker Aiiderspn ,f,
Hillsborough, James Ruthin of Rock ini
ham,Owen flolmes of .ampson, fohn ij.
McNeill of Wilmington, Clement C. Hr d
ol Charlotte, V irgnu r; Ua id f Cal 'well.
of bedell, Janies Mann of Nash,
Jv,
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Brotiks of Rockitilfam, William II. ,t; ay
wood of Raleigh, James Aloo hea i V'f '
Rockingham and Simon Jofdiii t.f
TIih '.atin Salutatory was fl
livered by Walker Anderson, that in i n- ,
glish by Clement C. Read, ami tle Vale
dictory, by AViJIiam (I. i lay wood, ,'i he
degree of Master ot rt,vas conferred on
the following gen tleftnen. Alumni of the
College, to wit : M all0i Keny on , J ohnt
Patterson, Robert. Linton, James xSlorri
soiij Robert King, and ' Priestly ILM&ri
gtim : and also on the Rev. William Meade
of Frederick County, Virginia. A. L.of
the College of New jersey ; and oh flie
Rev. Anthony Forster of ci;irleston, S.
Carolina, A. B. of this Ihiivemty. 'The
degree of Hoctor of;;iv tiity was conferred
on the Rev. Williani McPheeters of Ra
leigh, A. M. Washington College, Vir
ginia. .' . ; ' '
On the last day of the Examination, Mr.V
Olmstead, the Professor of Chy mistry ex
hibited an interesting series, o I experi
ments) with explanations illustrating soine
of the most important facts and pri.ictplea
in Natural Philosophy, to-a miscellaneous
assemblacje of Trustees, Ladies, . c &c.
to whom it afforded high trati5calion. V
Cabinet of Natural History df many hun-
e l specimens, collected and beutifully
arranged by Professor Olmstead and
Professor Silliman of New-Haven, was
presented by the formera the University.
The Rev. Sh. Kollock has been 1 ap
pointed Professor of Moral Philosophy,
Rhetoric and Belles Lettres. There are
now five ProfessoTshps in the Universiy,
whose chairs are all very ably 'filled. T
Never was the University in stlSourish
ing a condition as at present It is filled
to overflowing with Students, and the want
of additional accommodation is severely
felt. It is hoped some means will be cle-
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