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An Act enabling the claimants to lands with in the" limits of the' tat e of Missouri and Territory of Arkansas to institute proceed ings to try the validity of their Claims.- Be it enacted by the Senate and House o f Re preventatives of the United States of America, tn Congress assembled, That it shall be law ful for any person or persons, or their legal representatives, claiming lands, tenements, cr hereditaments, in that part of the late pro vince of Louisiana which is now included within the State of Missouri, by virtue of any French or Spanish grant, concession, warrant or: order of survey, legally made, granted, or , issued, before the tenth day ot March, one thousand eight hundred and .four, by the proper authorities, to any person or persons resident in the province or Louisiana, at the date thereof, or on or before the tenth day of March, one thousand eight hundred and four, and which was protected or secured by the treaty ' between the United States of America and , the French republic, of the thirtieth dav of April, one thousand eight hundred and three, and which might have been perfected into a complete title, under and m conformity to the laws, usages, and customs, of the erovernment unde r which the same orifmnted. had not iiiet sovereierivtv of the country been transferred to the United Stales, in each and every such case, it shall and may be lawful for such person or I per , sons, or their lesral' representatives, to pre sent a petition to the District Court of the state of Missouri, setting forth, fully, plainly, and substantially, the nature of hisher, or their claims to the lands, tenements, or here ditaments, and particularly stating the date of the erant. concession, warrant, or order . , 9 i .-1 of survey, under which "they claim,the name or names of any person or persons claiming the same, or any part thereof, by a different title from that of tlie petitioner ; or holding possession of any part thereof otherw ise than by the lease or permission of the petitioner ; and, also, if the United States be interested on account of th lands within the limits of such claim, not claimed by anv'other person man tlie petitioner ; also, the quantity claim ed, and thf hnnndaries thereof, when the same may h ve been designated-by boUnda ries ; by whom issued, ami whether the sai claim h .s b ensubmitted to the examination cf either of the tribunals which have been constituted by law fojr'the adjustment of lanf titles in the present limits of the State of Mis scuri, and by them reported on unfavorably, or recommended for confirmation ; praying, in said petition - that the validity of such title, or: claim' innr vV innnirpfl into and decided by the said coun ; and the said ourt is here by tuithorized and required to hold and ex 'iicise inrisdiction of every petition, present 1 in conformity With the provisions, of this net, and toihear and determine me on the petition, in case no answer or answers be filed uftc-r due notice : or on the petition, and the answer or answers of any person or reTsnni iniowc.t'i i mvntinr any "claim J II. 1 V J, V Vi ' " f frcm beinir established: and the answer o the District Attnrnev of the United States, where he m:w have filed an answer, accord inir to th ovfdiir which, shall be adduced bv tlie i)Miti;-.p Kv anv rierson interested 111 nrpu-n! f thf roitrt m la vor-of the'it-te of the-ne'titioner or petition era, and bv the United States, in conformity vith the pfincinles of iustice, Md according o the laws and ordinances of the govern Jnent under which the claim originated, and the copy' of such petition, with a citation- to any adverse nossessor. or claimant, shall D served on sucii possessor or : claimant in the ormnary legal manner at serving such uju Ct-ss m nf, imn 1 vi I at - east titteen days before tlu- term of the District Court o t!ip TTnWot Q!te iriAvliir.il the same is made returnable, and. in like manner, on the Dis trict Attorney of the United States, ' .where 'We-fcovcriiment is interested in the tietence varid it shsill h the dutv;of the United Spates Attorney for the Disirict in which the sui s'ialt hf'''';n!t;iiiBfl in all cases; where the United States are interested on account o he public omaini to take notice of each petition filexl under the provisions of this act, the said district, an to make defence, on 11 just and proper occasions, in behalf of the public interest; v .l .. -1 ,- Sr 9 a,i it further enacted. Tha' every netition xvhich shall be presented un Ver the provisions of this act, shall be con ductal tn the mles nf-a court o equity, exrent that the answer of the Distnc Attornev k tTnUA States shall not be squired to be verified by his oath, and tried W ithout QTv rnntinmnw"' unless for cause bown : and the said Court shall have ful . power and authority to hear and determine l questions arising in said cause, relative to title of the claimants, the extent, locah li . and boundaries of the" said claim, or other Matters connected therewith, fit and proper be heard and determined : ind by a hnai decree to settle and determine the question wi.vuc vanuiiv 01 i p Tine, nrernvimfy n ha. aw, of nations 'the stinulations o anf trea ty, and proceedings under the same ; "the se- verai acis ot Congress in relation thereto; ana the laws and ordinances of the govern ment from Which it. is alleged to have been derived ; ai d all other cmestions nronerlv arising between the claimants and the TTnit. ed States ; which decree shall, in all cases- refer to the treaty, law, or ordinance, uncer which it is confirmed or decreed against; and the Court may, at its discretion' order disputed factsto be found bv a Jury, accor ding to the regdlations and" practice of the said Court, when directing issues in Chance ry before the same Court ; and, 4rj all cases, the party against whom the judgment or de cree of the said District Court may be finally given, shall be entitled to an appeal, within one year from the time of is vendition, to the Supreme Courf of the United States, the decision of which Court shall be final and conclusive, between the parties : and. should nP Appeal be taken, the judgment or decree of the said District Court shall, iii like man- ner, De nnai and conclusive. Sec. 3. Jind be it further en-;'cte(L That the evidence which has b- en received bv the different tribunals which have been consti tuted and appointed by law to receive such evidence, and to report the s-me to the Se cretary of the Treasury, or to the Cfimmi' sioner of the General Land Office, upon all Claims presented to them, respectively, shall Be received and admitted in evidence for or against the United States in all trials under this act, when the person testifying is dead, or beyond the reach of the Court s process ; together with such other testimony as it may be in the power ot the petitioner, the person or persons interested in the defence made against establishing' any claim, or the United btates' Attorney, to produce, and which shall be admissible, according to the rules of evidence, and the nnncirles of law. Sec. 4. ind be it further enacted. That, in. all cases i. which evidence shall be offered by the petitioner, which has not been receiv ed by either of the, tribunals constituted by law for that purpose, it shall be the duty of the attorney of the United States for the dis trict in which the suit shall be instituted, or any person interested in the defei.ee may ex- 'tinine, or cause to be examined, the witness es,, whether examined in court, or by enm mission under' the authority thereof ; and it shall be the duty of the Commis ionerof the General Land Office of Hie United States, or the keeper of any public records, who may have possession ot the recoros and evidence of the different tribunals' which have been Constituted by law for the adjustment of land titles in Missouri, as h Id by -France, upon the application of any person or persons whose claim to lands has been reiected bv such tri bunals, or either of theip, or on tlie applica tion of any person interested, or by the at. tornev of the United States for the district of Missouri, to turnish copies ot such evidence. certified Under his official signature, with the seal of office thereto annexed, ifthere be a seal of office. , Sec. 5- -Jind be it further enacted That any claim to lands, tenements, or hereditaments, within the purview of this act, which shall hot be brought by petition before the said courts, witnin two years irom.uie pa&sing;ui this act, or which, after being brought before the said courts, shall, on account pi the neg lect or delay o! the claimant, not be prose- citted to a final decision' within three years, shall be forever barred, both at law and equi- tv. and no other .action, at common law, or proceedings in equity, shall ever thereafter be sustained in any court whatever, m rela tion to said claims. , Sec. 6. inl be 7 it further enacted, That upon the final decision ot anv claim -prosecuted un der this act, in favor of the claimant or claim ants, it shall and may be lawful for such claimant to demand, and receive from the clerk of the court in which such final decis ion is had, a copv of the decree in his, her or their tavor, under the otticiai signature ottne clerlr. an d the seal of the court, if any seal belong 10 it, and deliver the same to the sur veyor of public lands for the state of Missou ri; who shall, thereupon, cause the land spe cified in said decree, to be surveyed, at the expense of the party ; and duplicate pla and certificates of tlie survey so made, to be return ed into his office, one of which shai remain n the said office and the other, authenticated by the attestation and oflici-d signature of the sur veyor of public lands, shall be delivered on demand, to the party interested therein, and the same being presented to the Com missioner i of the General Land Office, in Washington City, shall entitle the pajtyin-.. tei'csted to a patent from the President of the United States.." . . . ; Sec. 7. Jind'be it further enacted,TB.t in each and everv case in which in any claim, tried under the provisions of 'this act, shall be fi nally decided against the cla'mant, and in each and every case, in which any claim cognizable, " under the terms of this act, shall be barred bv virtue of the provisions contained there ui," the land specified m such claim shall, forthwith, be held and taken as a part of i he public lands of the United States, subiectto the same disposition as any other public land in the same district. Sec. 8. ind beit further enacted. That the Clerk of said Court shall, and he is hereby directed when any petition of claim is filed, under the provisions of this act before any proceedings thereon, to require good and sufficient security for all costs and charges which mays accrue thereon in prosecuting the same to a final decree ; and the District At torney, Clerk, Marshal, Mtending witnesses, 'and jurors, shall severally be allowed such fees for their services and attendance as nlfv be allowed bv law for the like ser- vices ana attendance m vmc v-- of tlie Estate of Missouri, to be paid Jjy the party calling for such, service or attend ance, except where ; the petitioner, :;or petitioners i fail tb prosecute his, ' her ,or theirsuit, or claim to a final decree, or to ob tain" a final decree in his, her or their favour, or where any such title or claim may luve been presented to the Comm3ssioner or the Kegister and receiver Jacting as Commission ers, for the examinatioii of titles and claims to land in said district,and by them has been reported'unfavorably ofr in all o which cases all cost, charges and expenses of such ptose- emions, siiau dc paid oy xne petitioner or pe titioners 4 that the Clerk of the Court, in which the final decree! shall be had, shall be allowed one dollar and fifty cents for the of ficial copy of such final decree ; that the Sur veyor of Public lands! shall b allowed one dollar for each of the jpfficial certificates re- quired ot mm, and the keeper ot therec; rds and .'evidence;, taken funder former acts of Congress, for the admstment of land titles, shall be. allowed 'at, the rate of ten cents for every hundred words jcontained in any such written evidence of their claim,' to be paid bv th e party 'applying' therefor. " bee. 9. Jind be it. further enacted, ThaU'-it shall be the duty of the Attorney of the U. States for the district In which the suits au thorised by this act shall be instituted, in eve- xy case where the desjsiqn is against the U. 5tatps, and the claiul exceeds ore thousand acres, -to make out ant transmit to the Attor ney General. of the Urtited States, a statement containing the facts! of the case, arid the points of law on which the sanje w is decided. and if the: attorney general shatl be of opinion that, the decision bt tqe district court-was er roneous, it shall be his duty to direct an ap peal to be made to th supreme cpurt of the United States, & to appear for and prosecute the said appeal in that court : and it shall be the further duty of the dis rict attorn- v to ob serve the instructions! ipr'ven to liim by the attorney general in that respect. Sec. 10. Jind be it further enacted. That it shall be the duty of the marshal of the k' ate of Missouri, by himself or deputy, to attend the said court while in session, and to execute a 1 process to him directed by the court-under this act."' ' ! Sec II, And be it further enacted. That, if, in any case, it -should so happen that the lands, tenements, or hereditaments, decreed to any claimant under the provision of this act; shall have been sold by the United St ttes, or otherwise disposed o or if the same shall not have been ruretotore located, ui -ach and every such case, it shall and. may be lawful for the party interested to enter, ;tfter the s. me shalj have been ofTered at public sale, the like quantity of Jand, in par cels, conformable to sectional divisions and subdivisions, in any land office in the state of Missouri ; and, if it jhould so happen, that, in i making such entries, there should re main in the hands of he enterer a fractional excess of acres, of lie s number .than' the smallest sectional di visions authorized by law to be soldi it shall aud may be lawful for the party interested .to. enter, -in virtue of such fractional excess, the quantity of an half quar ter section, upon paying one dollar, and twenty -five cents for each acre j qontained. in such half quarter section, over and above the fractional excess to j which he may be enti-tled-by such cViiifirniacion. ,. r iSec. 12. And be f further, enacted, That for the purpose of Carrying into elfect the provisions of this act, the judge of the dis trict court for the state of Missouri shall hold his sessions at the following places, vii . at the town of St: Lojuis, j'in .the county pf St. Louis, "on the 'third. Monday of September n xt ; at the town of St. Genevieve, in the county of St. Genevieve, on the third Mon day of December nbxt ; and at the town of Jackson, in the county of Cape Girardeau, on the third Monday of April next ; he shall ap point his own clerk ; and, after the first and each of t'nc said sessions, he shall thereafter sit, upon his: own adjournments at the places aforesaid, until . all fthe business before him shall be colmpl'etedior the time limited by this act shalfhave xpired, of which said ad ioumments, arid th'f time cf holding Xhe spe cial sesslCns, aforessnd, public notice shall be given at each of the places aforesaid, and at such other places, in the state of Missouri, as he shall dir ct : Pvpiided Tha-, at either of the places aforesaid, the court may taKe cog- n'TT ince and jurisdiction 01 any claim wnnin Tire. nins or Lilt; siulc ; j. iuvkicu, iuuiuuci, That, if there should be anv person defending aaramst the.conhrmaiion ot sucn ciaim, 111 sucn case the. -trial, in base he shall request the same,-shall be- had; at that place nearest the residence' ot such ipcrson kii'ch- confirn-uitionfc. Provided. That none of the provisions oftljis act sllall be applied to a cfaim of the representatives or -assignees of Jaccmes Cla'morgap, deceased, lying between the Missouri and Mississippi rivers, and co yVi ing parts of thte counties of: St. Charles and Lincoln, in th state of Missouri. ; -lSecr.: IS. Andbe it further enacted, That the district iudere for the state of Missouri shall,- while in the discharge pf the duties imposed liy)tliis act, be allowed 'at the rate of eight hundred" dollars, per annum, in Addition to his salary as, district ji id ge for the state ot Mjssou- ri, which shall be n full for his services. iSec. 1-L And b ; ft further enacted That al the provisions of this act shall extend to, and be applicable to, the territory of Arkansas and, for the purpose of. finally - settling and adjusting the title! and claims to lands: deriv ed from the Trench and Spanisn govern ments, respectively, the superior court for the territory of . Arkansas, shall have, hold, and exercise jurisdiction in all cases, in the same manner, and under the same restrictions and regulations, in alt respects,, as by this; act is e-iven 10 the District Court for die 'State: of Missouri ; and thfe fudges for the Superior Court, Clerk of sad Court, Marshal, and Dis trict; Attorney of jthe United States for the said Territory, shall, Severally perform the same duties, and have the same powers in re lation to the claims to land presented and prosecuted in saitj Court, in the Territory of Arkansas, as is herein provided, with regard to the titles and claims to land presented and prosecutedan the jljistnct Court tor the State of Missouri, and the Judges of said Superior Court; the Clerkj Marshals and District At torney,shall afchJlseMerallVjV receive tH same fees, .emolurr ents, and cpmpensation for their services, as is in this act provided, in regard to the District-Judge, Clerk, Siar shal, aud District Attorney, in the State of Missouri ; and the said Court shalf com mence its first session on the first Monday in October nextj at Little Rock, in the Terri tory of Arkansas : and, afterwards, shall sit upon its own adjounynents at the placeafore- said, until all the Wsms betW it shall he completed, or the time limited by tbil act shall have expired ; 'of' which public notice shall be given, as is ' provided-in tins ac in relation to the District Court of the State of Missouri : JProvzded, That in all cases of a decree against the. United States, for a great er quantity ;of land than five hundred acres, in the Superior Court of Arkansas, it shall be the duty of the Attorney of the United States, to transmit jto the Attorney General of the United States, as soon as may be, alike state ment of the facts and points of law iir-tbe case, as is required of the District Attorney of Missouri J and the same ricrht of appeal, from the decisions of the Court in Arkansas, shall be allowed to each party, that are pre scribed in relation to decisions in the District Court of Missouri. Sec. 15. Aud be it further enacted, That1 none of the -provisions of the fourteenth sec tion shall extend to claims of a larger amount than one league square. .. - I " Approved, May 26, 1824. j V. . WeiV$, J INTENDING to close her business, offers 1 her present stock ,of Millinery and Drv Goods, at reduced prices for CASH. ,'- She means to keep a constant supply of J Miinnery until sne can close ncr Dusiness. Those indebted to her are .requested to make payment, or close thelr accounts by notes; else she will be under the disagreeable ne cessity-of taking the speediest mode of ' col-' ection. :- s June 18, 1824. 63-tf. .IjoaYiliivs House. JJL TILL be kept bv- the Subscriber, during V the ensuing Summer and Fall Months, at Huntsville, eight miles south of W.arrenton, and immediately between the Shocco and Shlnhur Snrines. The medicinal Qualities of the latter (which is of recent discovery) are valuable, having been fully proved the t-t : ! asi seasons Having added several rooms to his dwelling. nouse, lie will be aoie to accommoaate iromi brty to fifty Boai-ders with convenience. i-nce ot utjoarainor, one uonar per aay, six 1 Dollars 12 cents per week. Children arid servants half price. Horses, fatty cents per day. WM. K. KEARNEY. May. 14 54eotlJy State of North-Carolina, Cumberland County Spring terrn, 1824. John Armstrong &. others, Its. l LatJITT. George Tv-Hearsey c others, j T appearing to the satisfaction ot this Court, that George T, Hearsey, Williani Cameron, (Angus M'Gdvary, Alexander M' Gilvarv, John M'Donald and Daniel M'Rae of the defendants in this cause, arc not inha bitants of this State f it,is"rdered that pub lication be made forsix weeks ui the Caro lina Observer and "Raleigh. Register, for the said George T. Hearsey, William Cameron, Angus MGilvarv, Alexander M'Gilvaryj John M'Donald! and Daniel M'Rae, to appear on or before the next term of this Court, to be hfld at ttk Ch.irt-TTouse in Favetteville. on the 7tn Monday after the 4th Monday of Sep-1 tember next, then and there to plead, answer or demur to complainants bui : ptnerwise it will be taken pro contesso as to triem respec tive)' andi heard exparte. ..'.'-' 57 w6at ! Test. JOHN HOGG.C.M. E. TYAst Sale. Valuable Lands and Plantation on Roanoke and upwards of "Seventy Negroes at Auction for Gashl ON Wednesday the 14th July next, I shall proceed to ell for cash, on the premises, and continue from dav to day until the ob- . . . n . Ill f - iccts ot the deeds ot trust snail De sausuen, the valuable lands ana plantation lying mtne counties of Warren ind Mecklenburg in the States ofNorth-Carolinaand Virginia, on the south side of Roanoke river, occupied at present by Mr. Richard Boyd, consisting of about 4000 acres. This tract, it is believed, contains nWe - than 800 acres t)f flat land, in ferior in quality to. none on the river. The entire plantation is suthcient tor tne employ ment advantacreously of 50 hands ; ; the high land bordering on tne low grounus anoms healthy and agreeable situations with a num ber of excellent Springs. The plantation is well provided wi with all necessary building " ctse nim; " istneretore oider nts ; in -different parts of it at Publ,on b,t ,n lbe welliiie houses with necessa Register for 60 days, that unless the Defend- and improvements there are two dwelling: rv outhouses sufficient for the accommoda tion of the family of an person who may be disposed to purchase. These lands lie a hout four miles above Robertson's Ferry on the Stage! Road, 70 miles from Petersburg, 00 irom tteiuuu s uitudiu . Warrenton. Gentlemen who may be dispos ed tbpurchase are requested to view the premises before the. day ( of sale, andI can not do better than refer them to Mr. Henry T;tts and iMr-Francis A.Thornton, who.live in the nei ghborhood, and vvill take pleasure in affording any attention or lniormation tnat Jonatiian cooper, V llliam Johnson and o may be desired. I thers, containing 1000 acres by estimation, It will be an object with the Trustee to most of it wood lahd, well timbered and wa dispose of this valuable estate in such lots or tered. The land is equal if not Superior to division's as may best suit those disposed to any in the "neighborhood. It. thay, not be Upurchase; and advance the interest ot the parties concerned. , 1 At tfiel same time and place, I shall offer upwards of 70 Negroes-for sale, at present in the possession, of Mr. Boyd, unless the purpose for which, they were conveyed shall be sooner satisfied These Negroes consist of all descriptions, many of them young and y&lur.ble as house servants, field hands or me- chanics. ! Further particulars made knowa at the sale. - ; i ' . j V ROBT. H. JONES, Trustee; E Warrenton, N. C. June 7, " 60" ; W7I LOPEp from my service in the nigh of JFj the 15th inst. my apprentice, James Pow ers. : I will pay ;the above reward to any per-V son who will deliver said apprentice" -to me in Ra"lS"; or-secure him in any jail. , Sak apprentice is about 5 reet 4 or 5 inches lnjrh s AH persons arc cautioned against harboring or employing sad boy4 on pain of being.pro- ar 1 , ( WM. FOWLER Boot Sc Shoemaker, j Raleigh, June 18. - i , v 5 63 St - i State of North-Carolina. S Johnston .County. ; j- 1 Court of Equity, Spring Term, 1824. Hardy A vera & wife, Rich ard"Y : - 1 Rivers, Joel Hivers, Leis t ilt fol Rivers & other.s t. Reddick, f:"e Ple ox i rauis oc wilt; -tsiiiy.- - j ( T appeanne: to the Court, that the Defen dants Reddick Huarhes and wife, are not habitants of this State ; It is ordered that publication be. made three months success ively m the Raleigh Register, that. unles the id lieddick Hughes and Gilly his wife, do aanear at me next -Uourt ot Jiauitv. to be Ield for the county of Johnston, at the Court House in Sraithfteld. on the fourth Monday in September next, and plead or answer, a ' s: le win oe uecreeu according to tne prayer, Test, D. H. BRYAN, C. M. K. - fvte CVi" XuViVrCftVoWvift, ? 1 X'- , UV Uj V AiUilUU. Johnston Cminty. Court cf cuity, Sprinsr Term' 1824. Robert H. Helme, adm'roi j i Thomas S. II. lirow ri, ("original Bill vs. injunction. Henry Guv. - I T appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the Defendant Henry Guvi is not an inhabitant of this State ; It is therefore order ed, -that publication be made three months successively in the. Raleigh Register, that un-. less, the said Henry Guy, appears at the next . Court of Equity, to be held for the county of ' JoHnston, at the Court-House m Smithlield, on the fourth Monday of September next, and plead, answer or demur,' the bill-will be taken pro confesso and heard ex-parte. I ; Test, 1 r D. H. BRYAN, C. M. E. . . ' c 1 r - , - VA Vli 11 -Vj UT O lllia , Cumberianfl l;ountv.r j . in Equity Spring Term, 1824 The State Bank of North-'! . Carolina, - . vs.' ' U Bill to foreclose. a mortsrajre ot Jno. McKay, Jun. &. Colin Defendants to 'Plaintiffs.: , I T appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, 5 that John McKay, Jun. one of the defend ants in this, cause, is not an inhabitant of this St,ate : It is ordered that publication be made in the Raleigh Register, within 60days, that said John McKay, Jun. appear and answer or demur to Complainants Bill, on'or before the first day of October next, or the Bill will be taken pro confesso as to him, and be heard ex parte. , ' : M .', . ' 576w JOHN HOGG, C. 8c M. F.. State, of ox't-CaToiiar Wake County, f Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, May Sessions, 1824. j 1" - William Peck, "KJTSr 7S. H UtU til lilt. IIH1IU9 JL Wm Baughj and Kim Kimrod Ragsdale, broueh Jones. ' a IT having been made appear to the satis faction of the Court, that the (Defendant, has removed from this State, or so con ceals himself, that the ordinary process of law cannot be served . upon him : It is therefore qrdered, that publication -be made in the Raleigh Register for sixty 'days, that 1 unless the Defendant comes ..forward, on or before the 3d Monday of August next and replevy and plead, that judgment final will be entered pro confesso and the property levied on will b,e condemned to1 Plaintiff 's recovery. By order, j -; i ' 61- B. S, KING, C. C. State ot oy t-C ar olina, v Wake County. I - Court of Pleas and Qliartr r Sessions, May Sessions, 1824. J William Peck, T ' Original attachment, vs I levied in the hands of Nimrod Ragsdale, m- nd . J broughyones. - TT having been made appear, to the satis faction of the, Court, that the Defendant has removed from this State, or so conceals himself that the ordinary process of law can not be served on aiiL tomes lorwara on or Deiore , tne 3d Mop day in August next, and replevy & plead, that judgment will be entered pro'confessb, and . the property levied on will be condemned to" plaintiff's recovery; .' O i j - By order, . B. Si .KING, C- C. liaiiAloi! Sale. THE subscribers offer for 'sale the Lands belonging to the estate of Thomas Bon ner, decd, lyieg in Bertie cotintv. on the waters of Cashie river, adjoining the lands of improper to observe thatUhe contigiity o. tins LAnu xo tne river, may maxe it desirable on account of the. transportation of Juinbtr, 81c. -A farther description is deemexl unne- cessary, as it is probable any person fishing to purchase,' would first view the premises, Terms made accommodating to the-purchase er. For : farther particulars apjily to the ; sub ; scribers living in Franklin. : - - , " . t i . vr - TOIXIVER TERRELL,. ' , ; WILLI AM T BONNER. UFrenkl'm, April 6, 1824. ! ' - ' -' ' ' . . .- 1
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