Winyaw Intelligencer

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Winyaw Intelligencer.
"Xo. 168.1
GKORGETOWN, (S. C.) Wedne.si)ay, 3I\y 19, 1819.
[Vol. IIJ
Published every Wednesday and SATiiiDAy morning, by ELEAZER W.rPERMAAT, at five, dollars per annum, patjable half yearly in advance.
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SIOJiT OF 'THE 15:h  CO.VGHESS. AN AC r cnnrerning Inv.alid Pens'ons. Tte it enacted by ihe .Senate end House ff- Tti'presentatlves   of the   United   States   of ' neriea, in  Ct ugress. a.ssrmbled, 'I'hat, the ' •iecrelary ofwar be, and he is Iiereby, dircct- •<J to place the followirg natned persion on ^lie  pensions list  of invalid pensioners of. the United States, who sh.ill  be entitled to, -, land receive persons, according to the  rates, I ¦t id commeiicing at the times, hereinafter Inientioncd, that is fo say :
iJenijah Abro, at the  rate nf four dollars Iper month, to commence on the  eleventh of lOctoher, one thousand eig'it hundred and se- : ]ven*een. I
Uobert Craighead, at the rate of four dol-' (lars per month, to ciimineiice ontlie thirty-' Ifirst of January, one thousand eight hundred i land ei;;hfeen. j
Solomon Van Pen?ialaer, at the rate of thir- Ity-Ilollars per mo'i!li, to coinnience on the Ithirteenth day of October, in eigiiteen hun-. 1 dred and twelve, and the s.iin  of two thou-, sand live hundietl and el;:Iily .dollars, the a-l mount of pension to him at the rale of f'.vcn- | ty dollars per month, commeneeing on the I thirtieth of January, one thou.'-and eight hun-; died and two, and ciidin;!; on the tnirteenih| of October, one thousand ei^ht hundred and' twelve, in consequence of wounds  received | while serving as .1 c:i;:tain of dragoons under general Wavre, in atiattle with the Indians, j ¦on fhe tweiitietii of August, one thousand se- I "ven hundred and ninety-four.
Thomas fiaily, at fhe rate of eiffht doliars per month, fo commence on fhe nintli of Ue- rember, one thoaijand eight hundred and se¬ venteen.
Eenjiimin Pincin, at the rate of eight dol- brs per monlh, to commence on the seven- t'>eiitii ofMarch, one f)iousai.a eight hundred and eighteen.
C ,l-li J. Wlialey, at the rate of six dullars itnil fifty cenfs per month, to commence on 1 the thil tiefh of December, one thousand eight iJuinilreil and thirteen.
NViiliam Earnest, father died of wounds I received in battle iluring the late war, to be applied, under fhe direction of the Secretary fir the Department of War, in the education I ofthe said Wiliiain, at the Connecticut asy¬ lum for the edncation and instruction of deaf I and dumb persons, for a period   not exceed- I ins five years, atthe rate oftwo hundred and fifty dollars per annum.
John Low, at fhe rate of eight dollars per month, to commence on the twentieth day of Jrinuarv, one thousand eight hundred and se- I venteen.
Jeremiah  Burnham, at the rate of eight I dollars per moiith, to corenience on the twen¬ tieth day of January, one thousand eight liun- I died find seventeen.
John Sargent, of Vermont, at fhe rate of I four dal lars per month, to commence onthe 1 sixth day of March, one thousand eight liun- Itired and eighteen.
JV),.,. Fiancisco, of Virginia, at the rate of It'ii^hf ilollars per month, to commence on fhe I fi.'-^t day of January, one thousand eight iiun- 1 died a;id nineteen.
Sec. -3. And be it furiher enacted, Tliat the I jensi ns of thefollowing named jiersons, al¬ ready placed on tlie United States, be in¬ creased to fhe sums herein respectively an¬ nexed to their names ; the said increase to commence at fhe time hereinafter mention-; U'll, and be in lieu of pensions they at pre- sent receive; that is to say: 1
Benjamin Merrill, at the rate of eight dol- | lars per month, to commence on the tvventy- ! •¦ighfh ol November, oin: thousand eight hun-! dred and seventeen. !
Timothy Mix, at the rafe of eight dollars ! per month, to commence on the eighteenth of April, one thousand eight hundred and se¬ venteen.
^\'illiam I,ackinat the rate ofsi.\ dollars I per month, to commence on the eijthteenth of Februai'y,one thousand eight-hundred and se- I venteen.
John Right, at fhe rate of si.\ dollars per I month, to commence on the fourth of Februa¬ ry, one thousand eight hundred and eighteen. Samuel Key Kendall, at the rate of twentv I Jollars per month, to commence on the tenth Iday of March, one thousand eight hundred lyptl eighteen.
James Campliell, at the rate of si.v dollars Iper month, to commen-ce on the thirtieth of ISepfember, one thousand eight huKtlrctl and l8c>'enteeQ.
Philip Krugh, atthe rate ofcight dollar,"* per month, to commence on the fifth of June, one thousand eight hundred and seven¬ teen.
George Piergon, at the rate of eight dollurs per month, to commence on the tenth of Sep¬ tember, one thousand eight hundred and se- >*nteen.
John Long, at the rafe of eight dollars per month, fo comnieiire on the fvvenfy-eighfh day ol February, one thousand eight hundred am! seventeen.
Thomas M'Braney, at fhe rate ofcight dol¬ lars per month, to commence on (lie twelfth of September, one thousand eight Iiundred and seventeen.
Wiliiam Simpson, at the rate of eii>ht di 1- lars per mmtii, to commence on the fifth of September, one fhousand eight humlred and seventeen.
James C. Wingaril, at the rate ofeight dol¬ lars per month, to commence on the thirtieth of Nov-iiuer, one thousand eight hundred and sixteen
William .'Vrnoid, at tlie rate ofseven dol¬ lars aiid ility cents p-er month, to coinm.^iice on tne iirst day of April, one thousand eight hundred anil eighteen.
Josejih -S. Van Dierseii, af the rafe of twen¬ ty doll.u-s per month, to commence on the tenth d.iy of J.iiiu i. r, on-j tiiousand eight hundred and ei^hic'i'i.
John 'i'liton, at the rale of thirteen dollars per niontli, to comuience on tlie thirtieth day , of January, one t.iousand eight hundred and j ciglifeen. |
Joseph Wescoft.at tlie rate of twentv dol- j lars per momli, to commence on the twen-' tieth day of October, one thousand eight hun- i dred and eigliteen. j
Aaron St'liffind, atthe rate of ten dollars per muntli, to cominence cn the twentieth ' day of Fel.'riiai-y, oue thousand eight hundred j at J eighteen. I
Sec. 3- .dud be it further enacted. That' any pension granted iiy this act, or any o- thcract hereal'ter fo be'passed, to any oliieer, soldier or marine, who serveil in the" revolu¬ tionary war, shall cease and be ilisconfinued, in case the irulividual, to wliniii the same mav be granted, hatii availed himself, or snail herealter avail hiniscif of the iirovisiuns ofan act, passed on the eighfeciiiliuav of iVIarch, one thousand eight hunilied aiid eigliteen, entitled an "An act to pro-, ide for ceifain persons engaged in tlie Luul and naval s.-r. ice of the United States, in tiie revolutiuiur v war.
Sec. 4. And be it furtiier enacted. That all persons entitled to pensio is, in conrormity with the piovi.-^ioiis ofthe act, ciiiiileil " An act to proi'ide (or pers.in-) di-jubleil uv known wounds during the revolutionary war,".pass¬ ed Ajiril the ejjrhteentli, one thousand eight hundred and six, and also, the foartii s-ectnm of an act, entitle J " An act, coacerning inva¬ lid pensions," p,issed the tvveutv-fifth of A- prii, one tliou,saiid eight hundred antl eight, may be placed on the pension list by the Se¬ cretary of War, v\ ithout reporting the saine to Congress.
II. cr.AY,
speaker ofthe  House of Representatives. J.V.S.    IIAIIIIOI it, rresid.'tit ofthe SeiMto, pro tempore. Mai'ch 3, 18I9.--Approvcd,
JAMKS MONROK.
THE CHARLESTON
Fire ^ Marine Insurance Company^
Having been chartered, by an Act of the Legislature of So. C% FOR TWENTY-ONE YEARS, WITH A CAPITAL OF
Five hiiiidred Uiousand Dollars,
For the purpose of Insuhing against Finr. and Sea Risks, now lay before the public tiiB
following
PR0P0S.1LS FOR IJS^tSURIATG
Houses, Buildings, Sliips in Port, Goods and uierchandize,
FROM I.oss   OU DAMAGE BY FIKE.
CLASSES OF HAZAIiDS AND KA ,'ES OF ANNUAL PREMIUMS.
SKCOSn CttS.I op H.lVllBDS.
Uuildinj;-s of Brick or S one, co¬ vered wiih Wood— Goods, not hazardous, therein—
Tllinn CLA.'.S OF tIAZilllllS.
Buildings eniirely of Wood.
(ioods, not hazardous, therein- 50 o 100 cts per glOO. 100 o aOO cts fierglQQ.
rrniT CMSior irAZAnim. Bnililii.l^-.s of lirick or Sione, co¬ vered vvilh Tile, Slate, or Me¬ tal— Cood.s,  not hazardoii.-i,  therein— 25 a 62^ cts. per glOd.
(Tj' fiOrilVi tiol hazardous are such as are iif)tt,''.lly kept in Dry Good Stores j including- also household FinniMro muI Linen, Couon in Iiales, Coflte, I'loiir, Indii-ii, Poi-Asli, Uice, Stiij.irs, and other articles no   coi!.lj|is;ible.
The f.) louiiifv I'rudes, Gonds, Wares and ,Mct-cliandize are con-idcrcd hazardous, nnd are charged "illl I'iJ cell..-., or iipw.ii-d.s, per S,lt)0, ini.duiiion to tl.v I'l-eniiiiin uhou-niimed fur each CtasH : v'iz.
Cli.;ir :\I.i|,-er-, Ciuic.lii.e-.Miilicis, T.iverii-Keepcr.s Tohi.ceo-.Manuf.cturers, (Jiiiu, Gn.ii, ^ndKiirth' cn Ware in pj''!;a,m'S, Gliip .-11111 Sir.tv Hats, l-'lax, Hemp, Groceries, including ijpiitiiious l.iyuors, Oi), I'lleli, liiiiltpeiie.   I ar mill I'liipinliiie. .      ,. '
Tlic ibll-.ttin-,'- I ri-.iles :md (Icciilwii'.'ns, Goods, Wiires -..nd .Mci-clianoize, are deemed ex-tia hazard, ons, and wili be ciiai-ged '25 coins, or upwardj^, per '^I'M, 111  i.udilion 10 Hit i-.ieii,iiim ahove spccitiea
"'Apnti!eciu'ie.H oi-'uitiu-gislfi, ni-it-tSulMcr^, }i:3<.er,, nrewcrs, Malsiers. So.ipdJoilerv; -ri^l 'Ilfi'S, Cabi;iei.Mal;ers,'t;<..Hrh-.vii,l:ei-.s, Cii-prntet-s, Cliennst.s, (Jliinii, Gli,:., .r.d Li.rilion   IVa,     ,.^ ,u:i;i, lli.itiller.s. (J.iopers. iJiers. l.-,„ii,aers, .Mii.sic.d liiv.i-iiment-.Makeis, I'lin'.-  . ..o|ie-.MaKer.s, \ a.i...,ii-U- k<-rs, nnd I.U .Manufiictui-ers lerpiiriiiK ''He ust ot firclieiit; .iciuai'or'.i •¦ l-uier, t,iiii-I uwder, Spirits of
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lills, oil Mills, Paper Mills, will
Butchering,
THE subscriber respeetfully informs the inlmh. Itants of VViiecamiiw neck, tlmt lie v ill comnienee I5U I'CIIEK'INU on the first of .Inn-j ne.\:, at capt. Uetiiannn Huger's sea-shore plaee. lie will huve the best tlmt the eoiiiilry iiHbrds. Parties and clubs can be bupplicd with hcf and good umt-
JOSEPII 13. WATS,
May 8.—4t.
Committed to the Jail of this
pl.'icc on the liJih nit a negro fellow wlm savs his nime is PEI T.lt. Haid fellow has lost all hi.s toes, has all the marks-if an African; isi feet 4t indies high J 23 or 23 years ofage; somewhat how leg¬ ged ; likely and apparently well disjiosed. 11. says he bcl(in;,'s tiit^apt .lnlin Graham, of Willianis- burgh ; that he was carried to his house during the late war, and at the tirae dipt. G. was making guns, drums and chairs. Peter says he eloped more than three years since, and that lie had iiit lost his toes at that time. The owner is request¬ ed to come forward (irove his properiv and take him uway. J. W. .lEANEUK'i'T, Jailor.
N. n. Capt. Graham has called and says Peter is not his property, and that he never owned an African ; but from whut I have heard from the fellow I api certain hc must have been in M'il- Ijamsbtirgh District some tiiirs.
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Til'pentine, ll.-.v, .S'l-aw, Kodi'.i 1-, and Gr..in iindii-cslied.
J/ein -thislMills, Hice .Mills, Fulling -Mills, Collun Mills, .« he in.-,iircd m .Suecial K.ile^ o.' Pr!'ii:i;;iii. 0,1 •      »,       , r, ,    r
ICT* Ships in I'ort, or the'ir Cargoes; also, «/((/s Building, or Repairing, may be In'
sured against Fire, • ,„ .     ^,	
CONDITIONS OF IN.SURANCE.
I. APPLICATIONS for Insiii.ai;ce on Propertv must be in writing, and speclfv the Constriicion anJ .M..tvri;ils of tiii- li.iildinn- o lie insured, or contiiining the Property lo be iiisurfd ; by whuin occupied ; whether as a private IV.villinif, or olleni i^e, i.nd iiow ; is siluation wilii rc.-ipeci to coniiguiius iiiiild- ings, and lli-ir Coiistrucii'in I'lid Ntmerials • wliethe'r any Maiiulaclor) is lar/i-.tl „n wiihin or about it and. ill case of Goods and Mcicliaedi'/.e, Wlieiher or not lliey are of ihc descripiion denominaied IlaZ' ar.lo'is, or Exira Ilizaribus--^titi 'li'-tiiy person insuring any linildiugs or Coods in this OfKce, shall lie-.ciib.' tne same others i,,e llian as 'licy reall> air, so lliat the same be insured at les.-. th.in the rate ot Preniium specified in the printed I'roi.o.sals of the Conipanv, such Invura'ice shall be void and ,n no clfect.    l-'.,cli I'r-jieiiy must be sepai'aie.y valued, .ind a .>.l)icined sum insured thereon.
H. No IiHUi-iiiice, whetlier oiigina! or continued, shall be considered as biiidiiig, uniil the actual Pay« ment of llie Pi-endiiiii.
III. (Joiids held in I'rust, or on Commissiun, .ire to be in;,ured as such; otherwise the Policy will not cover sncii prupci-iv.
IV. Poliric.i of liisiii-ance. subscribed by this Company, shall not be assignable, without the consent of the Comp .ny, expi'es,'.ed by I.Kkii'stiiieiit made iherenii. In case of absi_;;iiment widiout such cun- sent, will her iif the uliolc Policy, or o:' any interest in it, the liabidiy of die Company in vir..ue of tlli-.li P'.ik'.y sliali tlienceforth cease.
V N nice of ail previous Iii.surances, upon Property insured by this Compiiny, shall be given to thetn in wri.ing, at or belore the thne of iheir iiial.iiig Inaurmee tl.ereon ; otliCrwiac, the Policy subscribed, by liiis Conipiny shall be ofno cffec',. And, in case of subs-cjnent Insurances, on 'ruperty in.iurtd by il'iis Cr.nip.-iii_\, ti'orio* llieicof must atit, with all reasonable diligence, be given lo them in writing ; to the end ilnil'such snbsKpient liisuraiiee may le endorsed on .he P.ilicy sLib.-.ciibcd by this Company, 01- olhorwise ackno-.vledged in wi-'uiiitr ; hi deF..ult vlitrcof sued I'ulicy sliall ihencelbrlli cease to ope¬ rate. And in all cases or Uiuible In-uraiice, this Coiuiianv si.all be liable for such rateable propnrtii.n oftlie LooS or U.iiiiage happening toliie Subjecl irsiired, -a- the Amount insUred b\ this CoUipany shall bear to tl.e whole .Vinounl iiisin-ed thereon, widiout i-if'cience lollie Da.cs of iht u'.fl'cient Policies
IV. This Cii.np.iny «iU heli.ibie fbr Lo.s.ies on Pni|icrty burni by Liglniung, bui no« (or any Loss or Dam ige by i-'ire happening by means ofaiiy Invasion, Insui-rtc.ioii, Itiot or civil Commo'ion, or oi' ally Jiiii..iry or usurped Po.ier.
Vll. Uooks of .\ccouiit, Written Securities, or Evidences of Debt, Tille-Deeds, Wriiings, Money or llullioii, are not deemed Objecis of Insurance, '
Vlll .leuel.s, Pl.ile. .Medals. Paintings, .Siatuarv, Sculptures and Curiosiiies, are not deemed lobo included in any liiMiraiice, unless specified in ilie Policy.
IX. Persons whose Propci-ij- are insured by tin's Comp.iny, must give immediate notice at the Com» pany's Oliice, when mere shall be a change of persons occupiing the Unildhigs or the Premises where sucn Property may be com amed.
X. E. cry Policy of Insurance issued by dii-i Coiiipani- Incomes void, i? a larger quantity ofGiin. powder ihan the Law allows is kept in an Insured ilnildii.t;. or on ine PreniiM.s where such hisnred properly is coniained.
XI. All Persons Insured by this Conip.ny, nnd susi.'.ininp-Loss or Damuge by Fire, are forihwitlj to give notice thereol'to the Company; ami as -suoi. afier as jmssihle n, dtlivu' in a particular Ac¬ count uf such Lo-.s or l)..niage, sig,,ed with iheir ii"ii iii.nd.s, and veiiliedby ihcirO.ithor Affirmation and also, ifreijiii; ed, by u'leir .'iooki, of .Acci.iiiii ai.d o./.erpnper Aouchen; tl.ey shall also declare on Oalh, tthe,lier any and what oilier Iiismaiice has been iii;dcon dies; me Property, and procure a Cerlilicate under the ll.iiid of a iMu^isliale, No'H'y Public, or Clergjn an (most rnntiguoiis to tie Placeoi die I-'ire, and not concerned in the LosO ''"*^ t'-'y are acquainted vvith die l.har.icier ^„a Cironiiistaiices of llie Person or pel-sen^ iivsiirtd, thai he, .-.lie, or they, really and by iMisiir.i ne, ..^j witiiont l-'raud or etil pr.xiicc, halli 01- liave sUstaimd by sucfi piie, I oss and Dan age ;o 1 e.-V. ount tlicreinineniioiud ; and uniil .such Pioof's, Dedai-i.ti. ns, and f eriificates reproduced, l.c Loss s|,. 11 nol be deemed payable. Aiso, if there apiieur any i-'i'i-ud or Ji.lse swearing, ihe Cluimant shall Ibifeit ad Claim by vii.ue of lliis  Policy.
XU. Payment of Losses shall be made in Sixty O'lys af.er die Loss .shall have been ascertained and proved, witliont any Dediic ion whaiever J ain incase differences shall arlie loiiching any Loss op Damage, it may be subiniiied to the judg.ment of-iibiU'alors indiil'erently chosen, whose award in writing  thall be binding on the Parlies
Xlli. Insiir.mce may be made for Seven Vears, by paying the Premium for Six Years; andforaless number ol Vears than Seven, a reasonable Discount .shall be allowed.
XIV. Insurances once made, may heconlinued f.a- si.cii furii.er 'lerm as may be .agreed on the I'remium iherttiii' being paid and endorsed on l.'ie Poiiry, or a Ui.ccijit being given for the same and tliey shall be considered as continued under the ori^inaj Uepre.->eiiialion, in so lar as it may not be va¬ ried by a new liepresentaliun in writing.
r. TllAriER, President.
ti- H. HOUSES, or olher property in any p.irt ofthis State, or in cither of the United States will be insured at this Ollice.
O^T .Vll letters, post paid, containiir^'offers Ibr Ingiirance, addressed to the President, No. 67. EAST U.VV, CIlAULIiS'l'UN, wiU be proinplly attended to-
ftCT" Persons in Georgetown, or its vicinity or any part ofthe up-country, wlto mat; wish to kave tkeir property insured by the above Company, will apply to Alessrs. A, A- Jj^ is. Town, who are tke Agents of tks C'jmpaii'j at tiiis Place. <:
iS>. .Marvin of tkis
Oeorgetown^ Februanj 34, 1819
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