Newspapers / Western Carolinian (Salisbury, N.C.) / Aug. 3, 1824, edition 1 / Page 1
Part of Western Carolinian (Salisbury, N.C.) / About this page
This page has errors
The date, title, or page description is wrong
This page has harmful content
This page contains sensitive or offensive material
WES TEK.H CAEOMNMI vov. BALISHUUV, N. C. TUESDAY, AJJOUST 8, 182 1; NO. 217. fTSMlftS , n? rnii) viirn!, At 11 tf tKt Urniui Siata. TV terms af ihm trmrni CtiiiUa will af It fuiitw) nat4 slUrrtarf iU. 1 Aherrite Mm) a41 in re 4 i.r tents Mr squara for lt firat Uatrtion, ami tsjr-fca ! for tltukra'trM iw, All krtttr mOtmJ U tW rulitor, mwt a f-tH 9t I7 D MM M attswilwl U. UMTKU BTATES LAVS. Aa Art pisrrldiof fur the diapoalUa of three HTtrml trada uf Until fwrara my, U lU State vf otiKi, sad fur athcr purjxava. 1EU diicted bu the senate end house of rehrttentuthct tf tht United Statei of America in tongftti asiemoiea, That the three several tracts ol land Iv log in the County of Tuacarawss, in the owe oi vno, laxeiy rcirocca-ru t the United States by the Society of Uoited ttrethfea, for propagating the Gospel among the Hrathco, hll be surveyed and laid ofl into stuh lots, having regard to the existing surveys and improvements therein, aa will belt conduce to the sale thrrroft Provided, That th Kta and trtcta which the United States arc bound to convey to the uid Scicty, shall be laid off sc. cording li the contract for retroces. sion: And, provided, al$o, that a suit able number of in-lott and out-lM, In the town of Gnadenhutten, shall be Uid off for sjid town, embracing the un proved part thereof, and the fit Id ad joining, now occupied by the inhabi tants, which shall be platted and num bered, and a copy recorded in sid county, according to the Laws ol Ohio. Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That the Secretary of the Trrasun shall be, and is hereby, author ized to appoint an agent, who shall reside near the said landt whose duty it shall be to superintend and direct the. survey of said hnd and lot j to seceive and pay over to theTreaury the rents J"'l. In.iuoo bfsmh parts'of s'aid the covenants in their leases j to ascer tain the actual cash value of rack ol the lots and town lots, with the im provemenis thereon, and, also, the val uc of each, subject to the conditions of the lease outstanding on it, by the aid cf two disinterested 'appraisers, to be selected by the Secretary ef the Irra soty, to .ascertain- th-a w ard to - br made to Isaac Simners, Jesse Walton tl 'It ' tf-l. T II uarzuuu vaiion, jrsse mil, auu Boaz Walton, according to their leH- ses j to receive a surrender of such of the leases outstandingon such l.uidi as the holders thereof mav be disposed to make, who have, or shall first comply r'l'jN conditioniof thctrlcascsf up to the time of surrender ; to superm tend the sale of said lands and lots, and to transfer to the purchasers wh shall buy any of said land or lots, sub jected to the leases thereon, the lease of the lot or land so bought j and to do whatever else mav be necessary to ef fect a speedy and advantageous dispo sition of said lands and Ion. Sec. 3. And be it further enacted. that a rich t of pre-emption shall be al towed to John Andreas, John Ncig Uoited Slates, for to much as SklJ lot or land, whereto pre-emption is cUU mrd, the moot of any sum to be (omt due tber r njpUU. !on ijanidr it . , . io sucn ftt-4 i; , ; ...... ed cstei , , ; , . . t ' contsewetr , . c -Ui j , ,f , Sec. J. And h it ur...r That tht Secretary of the Treasury msy cause to be designated, and al lowed for public tile, the usual ground for streets and alleys io said town, for public ground and for schools j and may, moreover, cause to be designated and set apart, one lot in each of said tracts, ae-t eicceding one thirty-si it h part of each, the title whereof shall be vested io the Legislature of the State of Ohio, anJ held in trust lor the use of school, in the manner as other lands granted jby the United States for the use of schools, are held in that state. Sec, J. And be it further enacted, That, immediattly alter the sid sur veys shall be completed, the ctsh val ue ascertained, and the school lands designated, the said agent shall give notice, by advertisements io ne .ews- iprr in Washington City, aid one in Strubrnville, me in Znrill-, and one I New Philadelphia, Ohio, of the time, not less than ixt days fr .m the first puMicati n, when he will offer the aa a as r t Is- aul Unas anu I is lor sale, puoiic ven due, at the Court House in New Phil adelphia aforesaid and sh.II, at such lime and place, proceed to offer (' sale, to the highest bidder, any ol said lands or lots, remaining undisposed nf, in the manner hereinbefore provided for land none of aaid lots, or land,' shall be put up at a less sum than the actual cash value ascertained as afore said and in case any of said lessees shall have failed, or refused to surren der their leases.the sale shall be. mad siihjrct to those leases j and each pur chaser who may at such sale, shu mediately pay ta the said Age.ni we bt or land parched, upon which the s other purchasers olpubficTancfl'ff ! H shall U the duty of ibt Srtmjry of) the rrtiJU7topay tome society the suras itipulatea to te nii them, and for which thejr haU! have U- tea lanJs and lota fJ BCriO UCIWst flded for to pay the td Slujoers. 4 I, and Waltoos, th sx aaa a srded them nod then to cre ws- rHJue wi proceeds if aald sots aod lands. thejr shall be "received, to the fund .-r raising the inouirv far the Christi an Indians, so called, Io the manner stipulated in the agreement eotered io to with them on the. eighth of Novem ber, one thousand eight hundred and twenty-thrre. Sec. I. And be it further enacted, That, whenever the said Christian In dians shall notify the President of the United States that they wish to re move from their present residence, on the Hiver Thames, into the Territory of the United States, it shall be lawful for the President to designate a reser vation of not less than twenty. four thousand acres of laod, ta br htld by she said ludians io the usual manner of Indian reservations, so long asthev sh.ll live thereon j and from the time said Indians shall remove on to said reservation, the snnuity vb.ll cease. If. CLAY. Speaker of the House of TtrtirtrftUtires. JOHN ILL Silt), President 1 tht entr, pro tempore. ttaiUnffH, Mif 26, ISM. Apprmrd: JAMF. MONROE. Uahed States to the lots koown si the Hospital and Bake House lots, con tsining about three-fourths of ao acre of land, io the city of Mobile, in the state f AUbarna j and, alio all the right and lots Dot sold r confirmed to indnrldu ali either by this or any former act, and to which ao equitable title exists, in favor of any individual, under this or any other act, between high-water mark and the channel of the river, and between Church strett and Nwrtn Boundary street, in frnt of the said cilv, be, and the same are hereby, ves ted in the Mayor and Aldermen of the sid city of Mobile, for the time being, and their successors in office, for the sole use and benefit of the said city forever. Sec. 2. And le It further enacted, Ihat all the right and tlaim of the Uni ted Stales (0 so many of the lots ol ground, ol Water street, and be- twten North Boundary street, now known as Water Lou, as are situated between the channel of the river and the front of the lots, known, under ihe Spanish government, as Water Lota, in said city of Mobile, whereon iro prtveme'ts have txen huJt, lie, and the same hereby is, vested in the r. al proprietors and occupants of each of the lots heretofore fr mi? g on the ri ver Mobile, except in cas where such proprietor or occupant has alien ated his right to any sucn lot, now dt-s-" a aiT lot, or the Spanish government has mide a iiew grant, or A a Act rr"linr donations of land tu certain ac tual acUJcrs iu the I emtory lorvi of retretentativet of the Unitedrdcr of survey, for the same dunng j . i ...1.1... . . .u:. u .k .. 1. . .1 -L Statei of Amertca in congreu a$$emblrd, That the Commissioners for ascertain tnir titles and claims to lands ia Flori. da br, and they are hereby, utoorized and required, within me respective districts, and in addition to their f, 1. mer duties, to receive attf examine all claims that- may be presented u theair and th- evidence in support of each ol such cl -ims, founded on habitation and cultivation of any tract if land, town 10c umc at wnicn iny iuo trie power to claim the sme j in which rati, the right and claim of the United States shall be, .nd is hereby, vested in the perso to whom such allie nation, grant, or order of survey, was m.ide, or in his legal representative : Provided, That nothing u4his act -cntamed shall be construed to affect the claim or claims, if any such there be, of any in dividual or individuals, r of any bo- or citv, or out-lot,by aoyperson. bein(fa) pontic or corporate. the hcaU of family, aid tCUtV-00L PPe: H attunglm. .Mai 26, 1824. man, Jacob Winsh, and Catharine Tschudy, at the real cash value of the lots occupied by them, according to the stipulations of the-said agreement for retrocession, and to any of the les- es, for any lot embracing their lease j Jd; also, to the said Society of United Brethren, for any of the remaining 'ts, or town lots, to an amount not tceerJirTgthe amount stipulated to be Paid to them by the United States: Provided. That anv of the nersons en- raption, who shall be de- rk.11 - "1 r- L. L. uu glve notice to the aara-'ffgtr.imi.. ch their intention Before the cash value of the lota is ascertained j and, in j". Wse of the lessees ahaH, at or be fore the time of giving such notice, pay all arrears of rent- and surrender Jheir leases 1 and shall immediately af- LlflPaidoCsuih value i astmatned;1 J entitled to a patent .for the lot or landrhichya foresaid, on paying the" amount of juch cash value, j or, in the case of the ciety, on the executing and deliver- "Ht to said agent a discharge t9 . the but in case any purchaser shall fail to make his payment as aforesaid, at or oeiore tne close of the sale, he shall be considered as having forfeited his pur chase, and the land atruck off to him fthall be again offered for sale, in the same manner as if it had never been struck uff r a n d l h e aai d"a gent,- Imme diately after the close of such sale, shall pay over the money received at such sale and rent, to the United States, and report all his proceedings to tne Gen eral Land Office j and the President shall be, and he is hereby, authorized, whenever the boundaries of the sever al lots stipulated to bo Conveyed to the said society shall be ascertained, to is sue patents hrretor to said society. Sec. 6. And be tt further enacted. That the agent herein provided for, shall take tu i.tn f effir. and crive I Bond and security, in such sum and form as the Secretary of the Treasury may direct, and be allowed and p id for his services a salary at the rute of a a s is sr six hundred da liars per annum: fro. viiled, That said office shall not con tinue longer than is Viecessary to per- lorm the duties . herein required, and not longer than one year 1 aod said sal ary, together with the incidental ex penses attending the said survey and sale, shall be charged to the fund to be raised by the sale of said lots and and. The said appraisers Shall be al- owed the sum af two dollars for each djiyjcjuallymployedJnjhejpprais- ng, and shall not be at liberty to pur proved such lot, ar who- on that da. cultivated any tract of bud in the vi cinity of any town or city, havine a permanent residence io such town or UityTi -said-tei-ritory-f and ter grant years 01 6,t,?hi 00 ' ne - An Act to oomplHe tl surrey of the Southern day of February, thousand n(l - ,.r u. eignt Hundred and oweren. actualK- -VI. . land, or actually cultivated aad im. That, from and after passing of this act, the . times of holding the District Courts or the United States at Lau rens Court House, South Carotins, shall b so altered that the said Court shall hereafter r nr ne on the Tuesday next ensoiir, alter the svfdinmrnt U the Circuit Curt of the United States at Columbia. Approved 1 ITatKinft, Jtnp It, Wi, AN act to suthoriM masters of rawU, in cer tain taara, to rlrsr ort citW at tha CuaUxa lloue of Petrburf, or HJmod- I it enacted by the tenate and houie ef rrfiretentativei of ihe United Statei of America in congrein auemblrd, That any shin ar vessel, owned by, or consigned to, any person or persons in the collection District of Richmond, and which shall be loaded, in whole or n part, in the District of Petersburg, by such owner or owners, consignee or consignees, may be cleared out by the Collector of the District of itich- mood, on application of the owner, con signer, or captain, of said ship or ves sel : rrovtded. Thst the entire csreo hall be bon fide taken or shipped from thr Diswirt of Richmond. Anpruvrd : H'atbnrinn, M,iy 26, 1824. An Act makinr nirj', rfttct certain Imhan I ream a. BK it emicled In tht sen ile and hunt if r tyrfrt.tinrisa t.F I km 'ill certificates tract 0 ef representatives ef the United States of Jlmtrtca, in Congress assembled, 1 hat the sum of fifteen hundred dol- hr, to be paid but of any money In the Treasury, not otherwise appropriated, and to be spplicdunder the direction of the Secretary of the Treasury, be. catcs of confirmation for any ' re.,u.,oc fland thus inhabited sndcuhi,,7- "nd lhe ,,ame herfby 'PPpnated ted, or cultivated by any person of the ? W""1 lor survrymg above description, raiding iu any town -e southern boundary line of the or eity iB L vtonhy.p? the tr.ct ... ""TlT" ' ' ' " ' cultivated, which land ahall be locoted "T f fe MiT! "V in -n body. a. nearly as rx,..ibL APP" WaiM in Conformity to thft sarveva f .wlAaji.CtiPkmfc-aarpimipjial4Qaras the 7T.Ti7'.t. ..M:'-l.-j" -J "niilin,rnt of il.r Quapsw title to I -audi in the territory uf Aikanaai. contiguous public hnds, and set as to embrace the principal improvements I it enacted bt, the senate and house then mde on any tract ao claimed, and of representatives of the United aiuu uov cweu iu uaoi.iy six. nun- owe oj America tn congress assembled. ureu nnu igny acrca. nuu 11 snau aiso 1 r.at tne sum, not exceeding seven be the duty of said Commissioners to thousand five hundred dollars, br, and receive claims to fands founded un h- .k ..,. ; hrrebv. appropriated to Dilation ana cultivation, commenced ne paid out ot any money in the 1 rea bet w ean the 22d of February, one sury, not otherwise appropriated, to thousand eight hundred nineteen, and enable the President of the United the seventeenth of July, one thousand States to negotiate a treaty with the eight hundred and twenty-one, when Qtiapaw Indians, for the extinguish Florida was surrendered to the United ment of their title to lands in the ter States, and evide&ce in support ol the rliorv of Arkansas. same j nd to report an abstract of all Approred: lta,iungion, Mnv 26, 1824. i 1 h . r .u.. : sucn ciairas 10 .Mr4a?-..aaw.-4uw An set to aher the times or l,oldm thetircuit Claims by them confirmed, to the Sec- and District Courts of the United States, for retary of the Treasury and the claims 3e ,s'ncvoi sn Laroun. merely reported on, shall be laid be- 1E it enacted by the tenate and' house fore Congress at their .next session, of representatives of the United chase any of the said lands or lots. Sec. T And be tt further enacted, That, if any such land or lots rem un unsold at public auction, aa aforesaid, sale at the lJaria enhwrt co tntry and in Ohio, at the actual cash price,''is- ceriained as aforesaid, in the same manner that other lands of the United Stites are authorized to be entered j and it shall be the duty of the accoun ting officers of thfcI4wfTppaft.: ment to keep a sepajate. account. ot the mraceetls "'.."of 'the "lots' anid lands afore- aid. and of all moneys received and disbursed on account thereof) and, af ter the expenses of survey and sale of said lots aod land shall be reimbursed) with the evidence of the time, nature . States of America in con press assembled. and axtentrf-sutb -inhabits io arid M hat instead of thertimeSTlOvresIab- cultivation, in each case, ard the ex- ncd by law, the Circuit Court for tent of the claim : Provideaj That no the District of South Carolina, that, claim shall be received, comrmtd, or I annually, be holden as follows, to wit 1 reported to Congress, by th said Com- Charleston on the second Tuesday f'Je ppropriated. mlssioners, for couhrmatun, in favor 01 April, and at Columbia on the third of any person, -of the legat representa- Tuesday of November. t:ra?f 0151 Pw?ft whs claims any Jec. 2. And de tt further enacted, SsrlrLw" Sr4w hV Vii That all suits, actions; writs, process tue of y wnttef Hiearae i : pending ;n said Cifcuu J, I. tic derived from Vther the. British or r .0 -L.,:.r,;,K.-' 1 . 1 vr ill r ui mar uvtvsjiivi mj vvmiuv eed for or returnable to, the said Stales of Amerua, in ( wrm aitrtvi 1 hat the following ums bt, Hi.d tic same are hereby, appropriated, that is t say : F.r earning into effect so much of the fourth article af the Treaty of the eight January, eighteen hundred and twentv-one, between the United States and the Creek nation, as relates to the compensation due to the citizens of (ieorgia, by the Creek nation, the ap propriation heretofore made for that object being exhausted, the sum of twenty -three thousand dollars : ior the payment of the annuity to the Creek nation, as provided for by the same article of said Treaty, the sum of sixteen thousand dollars annually, for five years., and the sum often thou sand dollars anoually, for six years hereaftrr t roe tmplemanta of hUSOandrv and stock rf cuttle and bogs, agreeably to the stipulation contained in the third artiele of the Treaty with the Florida Indians, of the eighteenth September, eighteen hundred and twenty-three, the sum of six thousand dollars 1 ror tnr-parmentsfli tne annuity to the Florida Indians, as provided for by the third article of sid Treaty, the sum of five thousand dollars, annually, for twenty years j For the expense of rations to be fur nished to said Indian', agreeahly to the fifth article of said Treaty, the sum 01 Btjuyuvir ineusant seven rumored dollars j For compensation for improvements that may be abandoned by sa d Indi ans, as provided far by the fifth arti cle of said Treaty, the sum of four thousand five hundred dollars j For transportation of the different rik. to the land assigned them by tho said Treaty, as provided for bv the fifth article af the same, the sum of two thousand dollars i For establishment of a school, and the support af a gunsmith for s.id In. dians, provided for by the sixth arti cle of said Treaty, the sum of two thousand dollars, annually for twenty years j For Tunning trie line of the land as igned to said Indians, as provided for in the seventh article of said Treaty, the sum of five thousand dollars. Sec. 2. Ana be tfturlher enacted. That the said sums be, and they here by, directed to be paid out ot any moneys in the Treasury, not other- ise appropriated. Approved 1 Washington, Mag 2fi, 1824. Spanish Govern mh. An Act grtntin -corporation of individuals of said tjty. Circuit Court, at the times and places JJA heretofore established, .ball breturn. C,CJ? """"" M tn. heard, tried, and determined. : it enacted h ?ie senate and house in the said Circuit Court, at the times .representees of the United arid places hereby .respectively estab Vif AmericaMonrressutstmbled lished for the holding thereof. States of America 'istConn rtut all the right aod claim ot tne Sec. 3. And be it further enacted, To Journeymen Shoemakers. W ISH to employ a few Journeymen Shoe makers, immediately t good ware and sta dv employment will bo given. .unilorin Coat. I7IQH sal,' n w ami ejant tlnifonn'CoaV It witl Ve diapoatd of on very madcrate ttrmt. Jnquire-of til July 15, 1H24. '15 Forte liano, lor Sale. . FIRST rate Second-hand Pian, ia offered" for aule, very low; . For terms, 8tc. apply MIUHAtL. IljtOWIt. . 96
Western Carolinian (Salisbury, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
Aug. 3, 1824, edition 1
1
Click "Submit" to request a review of this page. NCDHC staff will check .
0 / 75