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- -. BY AUTHORITY, -Lam of the United State. PcblicNo. 57. AN ACT to provide for the satisfaction of e'nim arising under the fourteenth and nineteenth r. tides of the treaty of Dancing Rabbit creek, ' concluded in September one thousand eight hundred and thirty. . Bi ittnacltd by th Senate and JIaust Re ireyntatites of the United State of America in 'Congress assembled, That the act approved on the third of March, eighteen hundred and thirty-sev. en. entitled - An act for the appointment of com- minioncn to adjust the claims to reservations of land under ths tuurteenlb article or tiie treaty 01 eighteen hundred and thirty, with Uio 1 hoctaw inuians,"so lar as we tame are noi rcp?aica or modified by the provisions of this act," be, and the ame are hereby, revived and continued in force until the powers conferred by this act ahalJ be fully executed, subject, nevertheless, to repeal or modification by any act of Cungrcss. And all the powr-a and dutiea of the commissioner are lirre. by extended to claim arising under the nineteenth article of aaid treaty and under the supplement to tho said treaty, to be examined m the sarrw man ner and with 3 aamc effect aa in ease arising tinder the fourteenth article of the aai i trr-, Provided, Tljat the (alary of aaid commissioners shall not eccecd the rate of two thousand five hundred dollar per annum). Sec 2. And be it further mnettd. Tint subpm. naa for the attendance of witnesses before the aaid - commimiionerx.and proceaa to compel such attend ance, may be issued by the aaid commissioners, or any two of them, under their seals, in the same manner and with the tame effect aa if issued by courta of record, and may be executed by the mar. filial of any district, or by any sheriff, deputy chc. riff, or other peace officer designated by th raid commissioners, wboahall receive for such services the tame fcea aa are allowed in the district court of the United States for the district in which the pa me alioll be rendered for similar services, to be paid, on the certificate of tho commissioners, out f the contingent fund appropriated by the fourth scctieaef the act secondly above recited, which was approved on the twenfy-second day of Febru. ary.one thousand eight hundred and thirty-eight, and which is revived by this act : Piovidtd, That Milling herein contained nhall be construed to re. vivc such portion of the act approved the third day of March, one thousutid eight hundred and thirty, e even, referred to in the first section of this act, aa provides for the employment and pay of Uie die. trict attorney of either of the districts of the State of Mississippi. 8e. 3. And lis it farther enacted. That when the said commissioners shall have ascertained that any Choctaw has complied or offered to comply with all the requisites of the fourteenth article of the said treaty, to entitle him to any reservation under that article wmcn requisites are as i.uiows o wit: that said Choctaw Indian did signify his or her intention to the agent, in person, or by some pownn duly authorised and especially directed by raid Indian to signify the intention of. aaid Indian to become a citizen of the .Slates, within 'six months of the date of the ratification of tho raid treaty, and had hia or hereunto, within the time of six months aforesaid, enrolled on the register of t lie Indian agent aforesaid, fur that purpose ; or chill prove, to the entire satisfaction of the aaid commissioners and to tho Secretary of War, that he or. she did signify his or her intention, within the term of six months from the date of tho ratifi cation of tho treaty aforesaid, if his or her name was not enrolled in the register of the agent (-.foresaid, but was omitted by said agent; and sc-, eondly, that raid Indian did, at the date of making paid treaty, to wit, on Uie twenty-seventh day of Septi mber, eighteen hundred and thirty, have and own an improvement in tho then Choctaw coun try; nd that, -having and owning an improve. ment at tne lima and pine aioresaia, am rrsion upon that identical improvement, or a part of it, -forthctcrmof five yeara continuously watt-after the ratification of aaid treaty, to w'it, from the twenty-fourth day of February, eighteen hundred and tbirty-omvlaJhe twenty-fourth of February, eighteen hundred and thk-ty-six, unices it shull be tnado to appear that such improvement was, be. fire tho twcntv.fourlh day of r cbrnary, cigwccn hundred and thirty-six, disposed of by the United Stales, and that the rescrvee was dispossessed by moans of such disposition; and, thirdly, that it shall bo made to appear to tho entire satisfaction of said commissioners, and to the secretary of Wur that said Indian did not "-receive any other grant of land under the provisions of any olhcr article of said treaty ; and, fourthly, that it shallbo midc to appear, in like manner, that said Iadian d.d not receive any other grant of land under the provis. ions of any other a. tide of said treaty and. fourthly, that it ahull lie made to uppcar, in like manner, that said Indian did not remove to tho Choctaw country wort of the Mississippi river, but he or she had continued to reside within tho limits of the country ceded by the Choctaw Indi ans to the United States by said treaty of twenty i. &,niaRlwr in fliA vrnr nirrhtcen hundred and thirty it shall be tho duty of tl.c said com if all and each of the above renuisitct shall be made clearly to appeal to their satisfy, tion, and the Secretary of War shall concur there, in, to proceed to ascartain the quantity of land to wmcn . raia inomn, n; n when ascertained, shall be located for said Indian, according to sectional lines, so ss to embrace the rr Movement, or part of it, owned by said Indian, rtif.ie OI Hie sum in .y, " " at the tlntc of said treaty ; and it shall be the duty of the President of the United Stales to issue a pa tent to said Indian for said lnnd, if he or she be living, and if not. to his or her heirs and legal re-prf-ntatives; and in like manner shull t! e com nrnsioncrs aforesaid ascertain the quantity of lnnd granted bv said article to each child of said Indian according to the limitations contained in said aru cle, and locate saidquantity for raid children con.. tigimua to and adjoining the improvement of the parent oi tucti child or children ; an J thePfesv t .. : - M.,AM r..v rnnli trnrt of land thus located to said Indian child,; if living, and if not, to the heirs and legal representatives oi saiu t,i; nhW.1. Hut if the Cn ted States shall have disposd,of any triot of land to which any Indian wasentited under the provisions m sna l!HK,:"," article of snid treaty, so that it ie now imiossiuie -to giveaid Indiarrthe-qafltity to which, lie was -mtrt!od,4oehtdng 4ii -unprovement at a torcpaid, it any part of it, or to hia children, on the adjoin. in. lutkt-tu- flip, ca id comnlissioner shall thereupon estimate the quantity to which each Indian is en titled, and allow him orlicr for the same a quart. t tv of land equal to tnai auowcu, u u -- j ill I 11IC llUUIIt' lllltl.a ' " - - . f kli. lanHa in 111 HIAIfHI OI -rppf,"Luwana, Alabama and Arkansas aubject to entry at private tale; and ccrtificatca to that i (Tret shall be delivered, under the direction of the Secretary of War, through inch agent as he may nnl mnn lhan mie. half of which shall be oVliverd to said Indian ontil after his removal to t he Choctaw territory west oi me Mississippi riTr. The said commissioners shsll also ascertain the Clioctaws, if any.wbo relinquished or offered to relinquish any reservations to which He was cnti. ll d under the nineteenth article of the said treaty or whose reservation under that article had been sold by the United States j and shall also deter, mini the miantitvto which uch claimant was en. titled, and ths quantity of land which should be allowed him on the e xtinp-msliment of such claim, .t !. nt of two-fifth of an acre for every acre of the land to which said claimant was entitled, said lanfl having been estimated under thia article at fifty cent per acre: rrottaea, neverimne, .. . l.nll ha rnnsidered or allowed by 1 nnt MW ciaiiu t i.i ..nn, ..innrri. for or in the name or behalf of any Indian claimant whoso name doe not ap pear uon the list or register of claimsnta made by . Major Armstrong, special agent for that pur. " ise, in conjunction with, the three chief of the three Choclsw district, and relumed to tho De. pailment of WarHtr Jananry, eighteen hundred ind thirty-two, and who does not appear from those registers to be entitled to a reservation on. See. A.' And U it further enacted. That the aaid commissioners, wiUiin two year from Uie time of their entering upon the dutiea of their offices, and at often is shall be required by the President of the United States, shall report to him their proceed, in-a ia the premises, with a full and perfect list of tiio namea of all the Choctaw whom they shall have determined to be entitled to reaerrationa un der this act ; the quantity of land to which each shall bo to entitled the number of claims which can be located according to the provisions of the fourth section of this act, and such aa cannot be located according to the provisions of the fournb auction of this act i and the powers and dutiea of the said commissioners shall ecsso at the expira tion of two years from the time of the first organi. xation of the board ; and their proceedings may be terminated by the President at any time pre viouu to the expiration of the said two years. Sec. 5. And be it further enacted, That the commissioners to be appointed under this act shall also ascertain and determine the quantity of land to which any Choctaw or other person named in the supplement to the said treaty of Dancing Rab bit creek was entitled by virtue thereof, and which such person has by any meant been- prevented from receiving. , See. 6. A td be UJurther enacted. That if the President o' the United State shall approve and confirm lb determination of the commissioners hrretofoT; appointed to idvesligate the claims tx. bt; under the fourteenth article of the said treaty of Dancing Rabbit creek, in any case, he shall cause to be delivered to thcclaimaot, if ho be a Choctaw Indian, his legal heirs, certificates,- tw provided by the fourlli section oi una acr, ior tne quantity of land to which claimant shall appear, by tucb determination, to have been entitled, in full satisfaction . ond discharge of such claim : Provided, Such determination was inado by ad. hcring,- in every instance, to the requisites ton. tainedin the fourth section of thia act i And pro. vided, also, That said claims, nor either of tiicm, cannot now be located, according to the provisions of the fourth section of this act. Sec. 7. And he it further enacted. That distinct accounts shall be kept of the certificates issued in satisfaction of the claims provided for by this act, and of all expenses attending tho same ; and th amount thereof shall ba rctuinrd and withheld from any distribution to the Stale. Sec. 8. And be it further enacted. That nothing in th-s act contained shall be so construed as to authorize the paid commissioners to adjudicate any claim which may bo presented by a white man whomayliavo had, or now has, an Indian wife or family : and any patent to land which shall issuo to any Indian claim under the provisions of the treaty aforesaid, shall be issued to the Indian to whom the claim wnt allowed, if living, and if dead to his or her heir and legal representatives, any act of Congress, or usage, or custom, to the contrary notwithstanding. Snc.9. Andbeit further enarted,Haniroco.m shall be allowed under the fourteenth article of aaid treaty if the said commissioners shall be satisfied, by such proof as they may prescribe, that said claim had been, previous to the expiration of five yeans from the ratification of said tToaty, assigned; either in whole or in part; and in case of a partial assignment, .or agreement for an assignment thereof, tho samo shall be allowed so far only as the orieinal Indian claimant was, at Uiat datc.thc bona fide proprietor thereof. Sec. 10. And be it further enacted. That oil claims under either of tho articles of said treaty mentioned above, or the supplemental articles thereof, which shall not be duly presented to snid commissioners for allowance within one year after the final passago of this act, shall be thereafter forever barred. JOHN WHITE, Speaker of the. limine of. Representatives. WILLIE P. MANGUM, President of the Senate pro tempore. " JOHN TYLER. Approved, Angust 23, 1842. PcBUC No. 61. AN ACT tu amuiitl ttic a.iB irf luy, cimrii t--ArA nil iliirtv-mr. and eighteen hundred and j tliiity-uightjHowtng-penskma tocrtaia-wk flora. lie it enacted ly the Senate and House of Ke. presentatires of the United States of America in Congress assembled. That the marriage of the widow, after the death of her bus-hand, for whose services she claima a pension under the act of the .ooonili nf Jnlv. eiuliteen hundred and thirty- einht, shall be no bar to the claim of such wid w to the benefit of that act, she being n widow at tne time she makes application for a pension. - r Approved, August 23, 1843. State of North Carolina, MACON COUNTY. Court of Itea mul quarter Scs., JUNE SESSIONS, 1342. JK. GRAY, vs. Original Attachment levied on land and debts in the S hands of garnishees. JOSEPH IIICK3, The defendant is hereby notified to bo and appear before the Justices if said county, "at the next court to be held Tor ,M.acon county, ai.tne court house in Franklin, on the second Monday in Sqitcniber next, then and there to replevy and plead to issue, else judgment of condemnation will be entered against tlia property le vied on, and debts in the hands of tho garnishees. Witness, J. K. Gsav, clerk ofsnid court, at of- fice, tho second Monday before tho last Monday i June, 1843. J. K. GRAY, Clerk. Tr. adv. $5 50. 6sw 104 - Smith's Geography and Atlas. A LARGE number of these valuable works for sale at this Office very cheap. Ashcvillo, Nov. 26. 74 STATE OF X CAROLINA, - Haywood county. Court o fPIean and Quarter Sess., Juke Sessions, 1842. V. c.nowEo; - Constable.' Lety oh Real Estate. SAMLJ SITTON, 1 1 appeBTing to thewttsfnetion of tlie-eourt, that the defendant Is not an inhabitant of Ibis State, nersonallv served on him. it is ordd'red that publication bo made for four weeks k. TT;nI.Un1 M.riitrrr7 for tho defendant in wi " " e . Samuel J. Sitton, -to appear at the next court of, . . n . . I 1 I I r.. . 1 . n I leas and yuaricr cessions, 10 oo hciu mr ihc county of Haywood, at tne courinousc in v ayncs .;n nn i li tlurd Monday in ScDtcmber next : then and there to show cause to the contrary, or an order of sale will be dicrctcd to issue to sell said real estate for the satisfaction of said debt. Vit,.M. Wii rn Bsows. "clerk of Said court. at Wayne svillc, the 1st Monday before the last Monday in June, ioi. ' W. BROWN; Clerk. Pr. ady. $5 50. 4sw 104 O. Walker, WARE HOUSE AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, And EccciTin? & Forwarding Agt nt, " Oct 17. HAMBURG, S.C. 6m 68 .Xotice. TEN CENTS REWARD ! t Tfe A A W A V fmm the subscriber, mm time jm..m " ' XV in May last, a bound boy, by the name of Alexander risa. , AU persons, are lorewarnea against harboring or employing him, as I am de irmiiwit riiridlv to enforce the law arainst all soch. Th above reward (but no thanks) will be riven for the delivery of said ooy to me, in nay, wood county. W. W. BATTLE. Julyl,lM2. 3 - ' 104 Clicapcst Paper in Worth Cardinal! I NEW ARRANGEMENT!! STILL GREATER INDUCEMENTS TO SUBSCRIBE FOB A I ! THIS NUMBER COMMENCES THE HIG HAVING been no liberally pat mined to reduce the cubscriplion pi pe to Two Dollars a year, in advance ! Tills they believe, will be best for all parties. Though as much, and perhaps more, has been cot lecte'd on tbe subscription to the N, ssenglr, than is usual for country papers, yet there are thou, and of dollurs on our books, to collect which, much time and expense will be required. Hereafter no account will he kept for subscription with persons residing out of this county. All persons wish imj to subscribe for the Messenger must forward . or their note for TWO DOLL A RS AND FIFTY ubscribing, or, a note for THREE DOLLARS, payaDie at tue eno oi uie year. ACT PEESOX FOBWABDIXC Twelve. Dollars, U CUESEM BAM NOTES, SHALL DAVE Seven COPIES OF THE PirEE OXE YEAE ! ! ! O" To cive sufficient lime to earry this arrangement into effect, wc shall continue to send a paper to our subscriber severally in Cherokee, Macon, Haywood, Yanfcey, Henderson, Buncombe, Burke, Rutherford, Clenveland, Caldwell and Lincoln counties, until the next term of the Superior Court in each of those counties, when an a?ent for the papr will be present at each place, with whom settle ment can he made. Subscribers residing in this State, in olhcr counties than those named above together with those residing in other States, can remit the ammint of their subscription to us through their several Post Offices. Those persons who fcil to comply with this arrangement in three months from this time, will find their papers discontinued, and their accounts forwarded for collection. (TJ 411 letters, cither to the editor or publishers, must be post paid ; otherwise the postage will be charged to the persons forwarding such letter. - AsheniUe, N. O, July 15th, 1842. FURNITURE! FURNITURE!! CALL at the Cabinet shop on the public square, immediately casloflhecoiirt house, where you will find a larjre stocks of well assorted FraSITURE. consisting in part, of nU. REAUS, PRESSES, TA BLES. Inree and small mum f T WORK-STANDS, CANDLE-STANDS, &.c. The establishment has lately changed hands, and tlio price of Furniture cfinxiuerahhredwed. In a few iavs there will bn rody a large un vi REPl'BLICA.V BEDSTEADS, subslantial and neaf.but no 'iV?nc1,,about them. Every kind of work in the above line will lo done to order at this shoo, with a neatness and oiplc4,4jol jsurpasscd-io tlifiJtotera JSELofihis State. BT All kinds r,f country produce except fro. mines, Tobacco and Whiskey or Brandy, will be taken in payment for Furniture. Ashcviile, July til, IBIS. mo. u. VAliUABLETOWIV i'KOPESTY FOR SALEL 4ir fTMIE subscriber rcspecWnlly informs 1L A. the gublic that he wish to dis pose of his property in Aslicviue, rccenay pur. chased from Col. Chunn. It is a beanlifind handsome situation for any gentleman wislingan upMSoontry residence, and ia susceptible f very neat and handsome improvement. Tho eubscri-1 ber would here say, that ho ha already on hand nit ! moil nrswin tn immnvptmnpl that mipht bo ucsircil liy uie purcnascr. wuicn no will furnish on terms more easy and rcasnabln, thaneaWlWlrad from anyTW else4n the eiwintryr It is unnecessary to five dcscnjuiou ouiC-pre.. mises, as it will be entirely convenient for ony one wishing to purchase, to sec the property nt nny time, by cither calling upon Dr. Hardy or Nicho. los W, Woodfin, Esq., who are authorized to make a sale 'The- terms will Imj either -one-third- in cash, with a credit of three year for the balance, or, if the purchaser should prefer it, a credit of two years will lie jrivf'n on t,11 whole amount, which may be ccurcd to the subscriber, by bond and security from the purchaser, together wim a lien ..upon .die. property,.. - , VM. H. iMClVtI-.tJ.. Ashcviile, Juno 17, 1842. bt 103 STATE OFJiORTn CAROLINA, macon rorsTV. Court orrieaa and Quarter Sf88., JUNE SESSIONS, 1812. milOS. RATCLIFT, 1 Original Atfarhmrnf J - r . levied on land and debts JOSEPH HICKS. hands of garnu.'iecs. Tho defendant is hrrcby notified to be and art- pear ocloro tne jusnces oi saiu county, m mv next court to be held for Macon county, at the court house in Franklin, on the second Monday -jjif-atcmbe next.it hen and thrroJojrpU23ry.an.fl plead to issue, else judgment of condemnation will be entered oainst the property levied on, and dchts in the hands of the garnishees. Witness, J. K. Grav, clerk of said court, at of. fice, tho second Monday before the bitmonday in June, 1812. J. K. GRAY, Clerk. Pr. adv. 55 50. E;w 104 Est rati Taken up, by Joseph G. Lwk. em the2")lh of June. If 42, one DARK DAY ROAN MARE, with three some sicn of the saddle on the hack, a.smailslar in the fice; witha small blare down to the nose j with some white on tho inside of the right hind leg nee.r tho foot ; about fourteen hands and three inches high ; supposed tb bo eijrhl years old lastspTngydppranwd lobe worth thirty-seven dollars. Taken up on Spring Creek, eight miles south of the Warm Spring. K. r. tL,L.a, winger, " My 8.1S42. " -103 I'nilcd fctalr. DitrictlCurt of - Tfortli Carolina. - IN BAXRRtncr. . NOTICE to shew cause againVt petition of John IV. Ora'iy, of Cherokee county, nier. chant, to be declared a Bankrupt at Chambers in Favettevilleron Tfluniaay the first day of Scptcm. ber. 1842. John Bates, of Cherokee county, carpenter, to be declared a Bankrupt at Chambers in Fayette, ville, on Thursday the first day of September, 1842. William Berry, of Cherokee county, saddler, to be declared a Bankrupt, at Chambers in Fay. etteville, on Thursday the first day of September, 1842. . By order of the Cimrt. II. IT. POTTER, Acting Clerk of Court in bankruptcy. July 15, 1842. 20d 109 U.S. District Court of N. Carolina, IS BA1KHUPTCT. , NOTICE to -shew cause against' Petition of Philip Chandler, of Burke county, tinner, to be declared a Bankrupt, at Chambers in Fay. etteville, on Thursday, the first day of September next, . JBi order of the Ccnrt. ' ' II. II. POTTER, ; Acting Clerk of Court in Bankruptcy. July 28, 1842. 20d 109 .THE THIRD .VOLUME OF fD MESSENGER. mised by a generous public, THE PROPIUETORS have deter. CENTS, payable six months from the time of BLANKS! BLANKS! ! KLERKS of Courts, Attorneys, Sheriffs, and Constable are respectfully informed that we have now on hand, and shall continue to keep, a large and general assortment of BLANKS ; and that wc are now prepared to till with promptness orders for any ol tbe following kinds, vn t Superior Court, Count u Court, Co. 6a s, Witness Ticket. Writs, Capias Bonds, ('a. Sa. Brmds, Subpoenas, Venditioni Exponas, Indictments for Assault Affrays, Juror' Tickets, Executions, Road Orders, Vend. Expo. Subpoenas, Ca. Sa. Bonds, Witness Tickets, Writs, Sic., Sit. Indictment for Afl'rays, " Assaults, Ju.ws' Tickets, liscelhiittoua Constables' Warrants, Ca Sa's. and Bonds, Guardians Bonds, Apprentices' Indentures Marriage License, Appearance Bonds, Deeds of Trust, Deeds of Conveyance, Const. Delivery Bond. Injunctions, Equity Subpsnas, .. " Writs, Deeds of Equity, Indemnity Bonds, Sheriff's Deeds Vend. Expo. . Sheriff's Deeds Fi. I a. Appeal Bonds, V Commission for taking Depositions. Constable' Official Bonds, Administrators' Bonds, Prosecution Bonds, Letters of Adminisfra. tion. Letters Testamentary, EjcctmonU, Sec, tec. . " Messenger" Office, i Ashcviile, July 23, 1842. 106 KI1I ff Wnvh T,irI lass. BUNOOMOK COVXTT.- In Epfty Spring TerarArDr4S41. Andreia Hemphill, executor of the last will and .... .. i,". r n-f; j.,j I AOAlNST 'Rhoda McDaniel, tridow end relict of the said -- IVm. McDaniel, Margaret Grimes, Archibald Grimes and William Merritt ahd vife Sarah, Grarge Patlon and his wife Mary Andrew . MrDaniel, Tho. McDanielend Barnard Wil. eon, and wife Elizabeth, Jane Dunnnore, widow of James Dunsmore, and Andrew Dunsmore, Sarah Gillespie, James II. Mor ris, T.'iima Morris, and James Hemphill, Thou. McClure, and wife, Mary, Margaret McDaniel and EUxabn'th McDaniel, Wm. Hemphill, Tlios. Hemphill, Andrew Hemp', hill, Samuel . Hemphill, Archibald Hemp, hill, Juhn Hemphill, and Behjamin Hemphill. CIIIGINAL BILL; TN this cnFC it appearing to the satisfaction of A the Court, that the defendants Mnrg.iret. Grimes, Archibald Grimes-William Merritt and wilt Sarah, Jane Dunsmore widow of James Punt. more, Sarah Gi.lcspie, Thomas McClure ond wife Mary,"" MargarctMcDaniftlr"and Eli xabeth McDaniel, beine devisees of the said William McDaniel dee'd. plaintiffs testator and that they arc resident, without the jurisdiction of this court as that tho ordinary process cannot be served on them. It i therefore ordered that publication be made for aix week successivety.in the lliofhlan Messenger, a weekly newspaper published in the town of Ashcvillo in said State, giving notice to the said defendants to appear at a Court of Equi. ly, to be held for Buncombe county at the court house in Ashcvillo on tne hrst monday alter the 4th monday in September next, then and there to plead answer or demurr to the plaintiffs bill, other. -luiigmcnt pro contesto will bo rendered nsrainut them, and the bill set for hearing accor dincly ezparte. Witnrss E. H. JVfcCujss Clerk and master in said court at office, the first JMon. day after the 4th Monday in WarehA.JjX. 1B42 ' U. H. JIcCLURE. i7iss5rKrnK7m.'VBi XL. Entered in the Ramrcr's Of fice on 9th May, 1842,. bvMary Cagtc, living about five miles west of Hendersonyille, . An Estrav mare Male. . nlmui fruir fur Kpstn old. nf a livht brosrn co. lor, no brand discernible, -about fourteen bands high. Appraised to be worth filly dollars. , JL . JEREMIAH OSBORN, Ranger Henderson county. Mar 27. 1842. 2 99 Wetier'a Dictionary, T70R sale at this office very low for caah Noyr26. 74 State of If ortb Carolina. ' HAYWOOD COUNTY. Mary E. Slate. 1 ... t. PETITION FOR DIVORCE. John Slate. - - IN this case it appearing that the defendant, John Slate, is not a citizen of this State, but reside or has removed without the limits of the same, so thatthe ordinary process of law cannot be served on him : It is therefore ordered that pub. lication be made in the Messenger, according to law, that he be and appear at the next term of the Superior Court of Law to be held for Haywood county, at the court house in Wayncsville, on the third Monday in September next, to plead, answer, or demur to the petition of Mary E. Slate, or the ame will be taken pro confesso and set for hear. mgrssrt. Wsi. JOHNSTON, CM. WayneeviTJe, August 10, 1S42. . 6sw 119 IKcrrtsaget, INJUNCTIONS, Equity Writs and Bubpsnaa, for sale here. . . 37 paper. : F OR sale at this office, a small lot of good WRITING PAPERt-nAed- very hw for cash. r May 27, 1842. FACTORAGE and COMMISSION , BUSINESS, lnd receiving tV forwarding HAMBURG, S. a ' THE subscriber respectfully begs leave to ap prise his friends and the Merchants of the upper districts generally, that he is thoroughly prepared to transact business a above, and, con. fident in hi long experience in said business in this place, solicits a share of patronage. . . ' His store being- on Market Street, the most elevated jiart ofTown, no danger from inundations need be apprehended. Nov. let, 1841. 3m 72 STATE OF K0RTO-CAS0LA....Taneej eonnty. Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Spring Term, 1842. - ATTACHMENT LEVIED ON LAND. OHN ANDERSON, ) ORDERED by the - . e. Court, that publication WM:. D. ANDERSON. be made in the "Iliarh- land Messenger," for six successive weeks, for the defendant to appear and replevy and plead to issue or the lsnd will be condemned to plaintiff' use. Witness. J. W. Garland. Clerk of said Court, at office, the 2d Monday after the 4th Monday in March, A. D. ' . J. W. GAKLAIND, Vlk. May 37. 6sw .99 Valuable Land for Sale! nriHE subscriber offer for sale two JL II hundred and fifty acres of Land, ! ! S ! situated 71 miles east of Ashcviile, on -T, j-,,' what i called the river road leading to Morganton, with about 45 acres in cultivation s there is 25 or 30 acres well adapted to the growth of pro. some cleared, and some uncleared. The plantation is well watered, and in a first rate. nlace for stock of all Kinds, uncrai creou win be given, by the purcnascr giving gooa secumy, For further particular, enquire at this office. tt W. ol, a. run i lu. Feb. 25, 1842. 3t 86 State of North-Carolina, HAYWOOD COUNTT. In Equity, Spring Term, 181!. Isaac Robinson and wife vs. Petition for tale of Wm. ClarkrawAotbcrs-j for partition. heirs at law of Ben iamin Clark. TTatwcarins: to the satisfaction of the Court, -I- that Benjamin Clark, Alfred Clark Zacfiariah Hark. William Smith, who intermarried wrth Charlotte Clark, Polly Clark, widow ofaitplcdy Clark. James Walker and his wife Elizabeth, Ta Jamcs-firigsby and hts-wtre- feaUyT-lciciutcnts.in-i.4)4obor tliis case, are not inhabitants of this btate ; it Is ordered that publication be made for six weeks in the Highland Messenger, for the said defendants to appear at the next court of Equity, to be hold for the county of Haywood, at the Court House in Wayncsville on tbe third Monday in beptcmoer next : then and mere to plead, answer or acmur io the said Petition, or tho same will be taken pro eohfesso and set for hearing cxparto. W itness, II. II. Davihsos. Clerk and Master of said court. at Waynesvillc, the third Monday in March 1842 N 11. It. UA1U!M. l. Ol. to, April 8, 1842. Pr. adv. 5 50. 92 State of North-Carolina, LINCOLN COUNT?. orrron. Jacob Ramsonr and Samuel jur and Samuel Vs vs. f adshaw, et al. J T. StmpsohV CROSSBILL Elirabeth Bradshaw, IT appearing upon the affidavit of Jacob Ram. oour one of the complainants in the above case, that Pride Cradfhaw, Henry Sides and wile JSu. sannah, Jonas Bradsliaw, Fields Bradshaw, and Lnrkin Bradshaw,' defendants in tne said ease re. sidn beyond the limits of this Slato ; therefore lrt publication bo made for four week in the High- land messenger, noiuying ine snia aricnaanis io he and appear at the next Court of Equity to be held for Lincoln county, at the court house in Lin. coin ton, on the second monday after the third nWiday in August n-.xt, then and there to plead answer or demur to the said cross bill ; otherwise judgment pro confesso against them and the said Bill heard exparte. Attest w. wiu.iakson, t;icrfc ana master oi our said court at office, the second monday after tho third monday in February A. D. 1842, and 60th year of the Independence of said State. July 9, 1842. 4swl07 Pr.udv.8 Stale of North Carolina, BONCOMBK COUNTY. IN EQUITY SPRING TERM, 1842. David Robert . James Gudgcr. adm'r of John Knighton deed. Robert P. Well, and Daniel Welsh and his wife Priscilla, Jo. Knighton, Jesse Knigh ton, George Cato and wife Nancy, Burwell Richardson and wife Elizabeth, Sam'ISmurt and wife Susanna, and Daniel Droddy and wife Kiziah. BILL TO FORECLOSE A MORTGAGE. IN this, case it appearing to Uie satisfaction of the Court, that the defendants Daniel Welsh and wife Priscilla, Jos. Knighton Jesse Knighton, Goo. Cato and wife NsncVr-BurwclLJIichardson. and wife. Elizabeth, Samuel Smart and wife Susan, nah, and Daniel Droddy and wife Kixiah are not residents within the jurisdiction of this court, so that the ordinary process could be served on them, it was therefore ordered by the court now here, that publication be made for six week sue. cessivcly in (bo Highland JHersengcr, a weekly newspaper published at Asheville in said Stato, notifying tho said non residents to appear- al a court of Equity to be held for Buncombe wontr,fJatf MycnvClayborn 3Iyew. Willam H.m at thecourt house in Asheville, on the first Won. m.ngway and wife Mary. Robt A1rran day after the 4th flfonday-tn Semplembcr nexlrt- .. ' " , .u . i i- a . .1.. I JrL"r". U "I-Z-n be rendered and et for hearing exparte a fo them. Witness E. H. McCldrc Clerk and master in our said court at office, the first itfonday after the 4th AfondaV in JUarch A. L.. Wvl. E. II JfcCXURE. State of North Carolina, , , M ACON COCKTY. . Court of Pleas end Quarter SesJune Ses., 1842. SILER it. DICKEY, ) Original Attachment, vs. levied on lands 4 debt! JOSEPH HICKS. J in hands of garnishee. The defendant is hereby notified to be and appear before the Justices of said eounty, at the next court to bo held for Macon eounty, at the court house in Franklin, on ihe second Monday in Sntmher next, then and there to replevy and plead to issue, else judgment of eondemnalioffi fwill be entered against toe property levied on, ana Uii in the hand of tb garnishees. Witness, J. K. Gsav, clerk of said court, at of fice, ths second Monday before the last Monday in June, 184A - " J. K. GRAY, Clerk. Pr.ady.S5 50, 6wfc 104 . flmiili'a Arithmetic. TtTKT received, and for sale at this affiee. O very cneap. Nov 36 ! Plain and Fancy BOOK AND JOB PRINTING! THE public are respectfully informed that ia addition to tbe former larjre and reneral as. sortment of Printing Materials belonging to this establish men', a new supply has been recently received, which will enable us to execute OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,' in a style equal, if not superior to any other ettab tishment in the State. irr Orders for any of the folio jib; kinds of Printine will be thankfully received, and promptly attended to : Blanks, o evert DC Cards, or all kinds, H!fO.BlLLS, SUOW-BlLLS, War and Stage Bills, TlOtETS, Lasels, &.c. tie. -scairTiox, PAMPHLrTS, ClRCVLAaS, Catalogues, Muwtes, 44 Mwsr.xarx Office, Asheville, July 22, 1842. 106 AUCTION! AUCTION!! will sell to tho highest bidder, at the October term of our court, at ray hotise, m Asheville, a largo quantity nf Household and Kitchen fur. niturr, bcad.st ad and bedding, of an excellent quality. I will also sell. in the tm' way,a large assortment of confcetionarira, w '. , svrups. Ac., tobacco, pickled, fish, corn, poU-, e .ibbag, fcc. &.c. Also, a fine cow and calf, uid a pair of blooded pig. AU sum over twrjfy doUors can be settled by the purchaser faring note due irr three months, with security. Cash down will bo required for all i-ums under twenty dollars. AH persons having claims asairmt ma, are re quested to present them for payment, immediately. All persons wno are inuemca w ura oy mnoor otherwise, are respectfully requested to come for ward and settle them by our next court. All notes or account remaining unsettled after that time, will be put in the liana of sn oiticcr, for immedi ate collection. JUStnilUtllE, Asheville, Sept. 15,1 84a.- tl 112 JIBNRTArD BEER'S Seed & Horticultural Warehouse, No. 97,Ciiitaxt,TTREKr, 1 iiiladeltiiia. WHERE is offered a full assortment of Ivor. ranted Garden and Field Seeds, comprising all the most superior and newest kinds worthy of cultivation, all of the crop of 1841. Flower Seed. -Great attf-ntion is devoted to this branch, and upward of 300 choice and rare varieties are offered for rule this season. Assort ment pot up in boxes of 12 verif rave kinds for 1,00 or 20 fine kinds for 1,00. Each box is accompanied with Directions for Planting. Bullion Flowering Roots. A laree collection. I suitable for spring planting, as Gladiolus, Ticri- rfjBf narylis, TahVrosn. &C. Ac. Double Dahlias. I he collection oi tins superb Flower stands unrivalled, having gained the Firf Prize for three successive season, 1833, '40, and '41 J nt the grand Autumnal Exhibitions of the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society, for the best varieties and best displav. Dry Root can bo transported any distance between the months of and T ackages containing Jin. sortment of 13 fine kinds, and of all the various colors, each root lnlielled with name and color, and carefully packed m moss, for 5,00 ; smaller assortments in proportion. Books on Fanning and Gardening. All tU standard and most approved work on thesiihji cti, among which are tho Farmer' Companion, by Judge Birel, 1 ,00; onbra v on Poultry, 75 cents'; American Swine Breeder, f5j M'Mithon's Ame rican Gardener, $3.00 ; Bridgrman's Young Gar. dencr' Assistant, 81.25; Florists Guide, 62 cent ; Buist's Flower Garden Directory, 0, 2j. Gardening Tools. As Hoes and Rakes, Pru ning Knives and Shears ; Garden Trowels, Spades, Green House Syrings, etc. cVc. Green and Hot House Plants. Shrubbery, Fruit and Ornamental Trees supplied on the most rea- nLI 4-rti, tron, ll,o proprietor's Collection OT established numeric.' French . Sugar Beet, mangel Wurtxcl, Ruts Jga'w4dX5iot-n4Twwp Seeds, Whoksal and retail. ' Dealers supplied with Seeds, neatly put up ia bags with printed lubels, containing Practical Ii rerlions for planting and managing, by the 100 1000, or by tho pound, on favorable terms. Cut, logucs gratis, on (post paid) application. As Illauk Rooks. FEW for sale at this office Good rapcr- X well bound. Low for cash. March 5, IS 12. . K James Conner, pe founder; SD NASSAU STSrTTS, NF. CORKKR Of AN , W TOSK. RESPECTFULLY informs his old patron, an-l the public EcnTa.llv, that he continues to manufacture and supjily xvery article used in the I'rjnting Business, as wcirasto stervotvpe all jobs that may offer. Ho cifjhraciVthis opportunity In return thanks to those whose atronuire he has extensively enjoyed for so many yHirf, and to nay that he is to be found at the a!d.etMhlird ttand, corner of Ann and Nassau Streets, fiiHy,jrr nrrd to execute any order that he may be ImnorYd nritli; and that the type umiiifaclured by him is from a selection of faces taken from his old sprciinrn. together with a number of additionsof a,suprrir cut , that he in enabled to simply Sorts as well as Founts, of the most beautiful nf his old facet. sd of a greatly improved niinlily of rnetal.. lick- also engaged in getting up, by a newly discovered process, an extensive series of new and hichls ornamental Articles. Arrangements arc made with the manufacturers of presses and other print, ing materials, that will enable him to execute or ders as expeditiously as any other Founder in the Union, and on as favorable terms. A new' specimen is now in tqe course of print ing. Oct. 1,1841. W J Lnrsc Family CibloM. GOMMON Bibles, cheap Testaments, Ilyraa Books, &c. for sale at this office. Von 36., li State of Ttortli Carolina, BUfiCOMBE COUNTY. IIV FJIUITY. Jamc-a M. Smith ,u V" r n ,i7 MrrnT M vers, one of the devisee of David Myers, dec'd.h.teof Richland District. S. Carolina. It 1 1,1. FILED IS VACATION. TN this case it appearine from the affidavit of the J- plaintiff that the defendants arc not inliabi ant of this State It is therefore ordered that publication bo made in ihti-Ilighland Mrs!" for six weeks successively notiiyinir uw uu -ants to appear at the Court of Equity to be held for Buncombe county, at the Court House m Asheville, on tho first monday after t lie fourth Monday in September next, then and there tJ plead, answer or demur to the plaintiff's bill otherwise judgment pro confesso will be rendered arainrt them, and the bill set for hearing "P Witness, E. II. JtfcCu.isr., nd in said Court, al office, the first JMonday after fourth monday in Afarch, 1842. - . . . E, II. JtfcCLLIRE. May 525. 1842, ($8 25.) ' 99 Iload Ordtrn. A FEW quire of Blank Koad orders, iw lift, use of County Court Clerks, on band t uus office. .7 - . JTOTICE. To all whom It may concera : TH E eitixens or the west end of the counties of Buncombe and Yancey intend to petition iW next LegiIatore of North Carolina to have s new eounty stricken off the two counties, west ol month of Ivy. My6,1842- tf " dcr said nineicenui inw.
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