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J1Y& ZfiFHpEITF An "Act authorizing" the emnlovment bf-addi 4 tirm.! clerks, and certain r messenrers. and - - - - - : f o assistants, and" other persons in the several departments. i ' i ' - $e it enacted by the Senate and House of He- jiresentatives of the. unitea estates of America i7i H-msress assembled, That it shall be lawful for the respective Departments, hereinafter mentioned, to employ the toiiowing Clerks, m ;ddiion to tnose author-zea by laws, that is to sav : ' ! . In the Treasury- Department, one clerk, vlmst? sslarv shalLnot exceed the sum of one thousand one hundred and fifty dol ars per 'annum 4 . . j - 1 " - -:' IntheoiTice of the Treasurer, one clerk, whose salaiy shall not exceed thesum of eight hnnrlred rlollars. and one assistant to the chief clerk, whose salary shall not exceed the sum of four hundred dollars per annum ; In the office" of the Fif j h Auditor, one clerk, whose salary shall not exceed one thousand four hundred dollars, anid two clerks, whose salaries,1 respectively, shall not exceed one thousand one hundred and fifty doilare ; In the Navy Department, one clerk, whose salary shall not exceed one thousand dollars ; In the office of the Navy Commissioners, three clerks andt one j draughtsman whose salaries! ' resnectivel v. shall not exceed the sum of one thousand dollars per annum ; In the office of the! Postmaster General, four clerks, whose salaries, respectively; shall not exceed the sum of jpne thousand dollars ; and to clerks, whose salaries, respectively, shall not exceed kthe sum of eight hundred dolHrs per annum ; ; j . :. . In the office of the Commissary General of Subsistence, two clerks, whose salaries toge ther, shall not exceed the sum of two thou sand one hundred and fifty dollars per annum; In the Engineer- Department, two clerks, whose salaries together1, shall not exceed the sum of , two thousand one hundred and fifty dollars per annum 1 R ' , In the office of, the Surgeon General, one clerk, whose salarvlshall not exceed the sum of one thousand one hundred and fifty dollars per annum ; In the office of t the Commissary General of Purchases, three clerk;;, whose salaries, to ,S,ether, shall not excepd the sum of three tiiojisand five hundred jlollars per annum. Sec.j 2. Jnd be it 'further enacted, That it shall be lawful for the officers of the lepart men to - employ, ! in their respective offices, .messengers, assistants and other persons, as follows, that is to say : j . In the office of t!ie Third- Auditor, one! messenger, and assistant, at a compensation, together, not exceeding one thousand and fifty dollars per annum-; : " : j lit the office of the Fourth Auditor, one messenger, at a compensation not exceeding seven hundred dollars 'per annum j In the office of the Fitfh Auditor one mes senger, at a compensation 'not exceeding seven hundred dollars! per annum; " In the office of the.Treahurerone messen ger, at a compensation not exceeding seven hundred dollars per annum ; In the office of the Commissioner of the General' Land Office, one messenger, and la borer; at a compensation, together, not ex ceeding eleven hundred and fifty dollars per annum ; ' : ; f ' " ' . In the office of the Jiegister of .the Trea sury, one messenger, and assistant, at a com pensation, together, not exceeding one thou sand and fifty dollars per annum ; In the office of the Secretary of War, one messenger, and assistant, at a" compensation, tog-ether, not esceedin one thousand and hfty dollars per annum ; I In the office of the' Pay master General, one messenger, at a compensation notexi eeding seven hundred dollars per annum ; rf In the Qffice of the Commissary General of Purchases, one messenger, at a compen sation not exceeding 'seven hundred dollars per annum ; ' - i : In' the office of the Secretaiy of State, one messenger and assistant, at a compensation not exceeding xne thousand and, fifty dollars per annum ; j ' i In the Patent Office, one' machinist, at a compensation not exceeding seven hundred dollars, and one messenger, at a compensa tion not exceeding four hundred dollars per annum ; s: ;. :--; !;..;;;-" ".'k.-'' I , - .. In the office of the Secretary of the Trea sury, one messenger, and assistant whose com pensation, together, j shall not exceed one thousand and fifty dollars per armum ; , In the office of the First Comptroller, one messenger and assistant; at a compensation, together, not exceeding one thousand and fifty dollars per annum ; t ' C ; " In the office of the Second Comptroller, one messenger, at a compensation not exceed ing seven hundred dollars per annum ; : $ In the office of the First Auditor, one mes senger, at a compensation not exceeding se ven hundred dollars per annum. t In the office of the Second Anditmv nne messenger, at a compensation not exceeding even nuntirea aollars per annum : xn me amce ot the Secretary ot the Navyj ne messeng-er. and assistant, at a comnen- sation, together, not exceeding one thousand tua nny dollars per annum ; . . . J g In the office of the Commissioners of the Navy," one messenger, at a compensation not exceeding seven hundred dollars per annum ; In the office of the Postnvistejr Gen.eral, one messenger, and assistant, at a compensa tion, together, not exceeding one thousand and fifty dollars per annum ; In thej officeiiofnhe Secretaiy'of the Se nate, one messenger, at a compensation not exceeding seven hundred do'lars. In the office of the Clerk of the House of Representatives, three' clerks, at a compen sation not exceeding one, thousand five hun dred dollars ech ; .& one messenger, whose salary shall not exceed seven hundred dol lars per annum ; ! Sec. 3. And b it fnrtherrnacted, That the sum ot five thousaid nine hundred and thir teen dollars and ?eventy-five centfeis hereby appropriated for; one year's compensation fora one additional clerk 'in the Department of the Navv. ' and for four additional clerks in the G eneral Post Office, including the suit of nine hundred and, thirteen, dollars and twenty five cents,, due for ext raj clerk hire in the General Post-office during one thou sand eL ht hundred and t wenty-two, and . one thousand" eight 'hundred and twerjtVpthreei Approved May 26, 1824. -j ' .- An act explanatorv of an act. entitled "An act for the relief of the officers,! volunteers and other persons., en sliced in the late y 3 ':' campaign against , the Seminole Indians, p-tssed. the fourth of "Mav, one thousand Vitrht. hundred and twenty-two iBe it enacted by the Senate'' arid Souse of lfftrr'i8litntiiif!tt,fthi llnitrl xV ca in Covgrean assem bled, Thatch c xproper accounting omcer 01 ine .Treasury Ijepart r.ent be. nd he is herebv. directed tn P-ive such construction to the act of the fourth of May, on f thousand eight hundred and tweiv tv-two. as that its nrovisions shall evtrif tn the claims of the volunteer, field and staff officers, engaged m the campaign of eighteen 1 uudred and eighteen, against the Seminole Indians, who' lost horses or the necessVirv enuipaere thereof, in the manner mentioned insai ?act; and, also to the claims of a!: the volunteer officers or soldiers engaged in the campaign aforesaid, who,, without any fault t' ' 1 . : 1 or fiegiigence on tneir pan, respectively, lost horses, or the necessary equipage there of. in battle. I ' I .' Sec. 2. Andbeit farther enacted, !Thatth ' per accounting officer of the Trt asury D nartment be. and h is herehvi authorized 1 . . - and directed to audit and settle the claims of all owners of vvap-pons and teams, and o thers, ffr any horse or horses impress ;d into the public service during the said Seminole campaign : Provided, That such impress merit, and the. value f such horse, or horses be 'satisfactorily nrovetL anl thati'it shall, al so, he .satisfactorily proved that such horse or norses were not returnea to neir owners and that any compensation which. may have been allowed and pa'dfor the service of saic h.rse or horses, aftr the time of their im riressment. be detiiiced. i Spc. .i. -Hnfl hp it. tiiA thfr ennnteil. I hat th amount or uc 1 claims. soauditeU ana settlea when ascertained, s';ali be paid out of any money in the Treasury, not otherwise ap propriated. 7- Approved May 26, 1824.: State of North-Carolina, Warren County, j ' Is EaciTT Spring Term, 1824. . John J. Egerton Simon Harris - "9 T - appearing to the satisfaction ot thts 1 Court, that Simon Harris, the defendant in this cause, is not an inhabitant of this State: It is ordered, that publication be made for six weeks for the said Simon Harris to appear on cr before the next term of this Court, to be held at the Court-house in WaiTenton, orrthe 3d Mondav after the 4th Monday in Septem ber next, then and there to plead, answer or demur to coniplainant'bill, otherwise it will be taken prq confesso.. Test 64 GEO. ANDERSON, C. M. E. State of North-Carolina, Warren County, j j I EariTT Spring Term, 1824, ; John J. Kgerton, 1 : ; ' vs. ! .. ' ' r TT appearing to the satisfaction, of tiii3 Court, that Wilmot E. Harris, the defend ant in this cause, is not an inhabitant of this State: It is ordered, that publication be made tor six weeks for the said Wilmot E. Harris to appear on or before the next term of this Court, to be held at the Court-House in War renton, on the 3d Monday after the 4th Mon day in September next, then ' and there to pleai answer or demur to complainant's bill, otherwise it v ill be taken pro confesso. ' l est, , ' . 64 GEO- ANDERSON, C. M. fflAKEN UP and committed to the Jail of JL Moore county, N. C. oii the 5tti instant, a negro girl, yellow complected, about 20 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high; with a scar on her forehead over her left eye. She says her name is E A D Y, : rid that she belongs o John Askey of Northampton county in this state, and that fthe j absconded from a Mr. Wells wlio wa9 carrying her southwardly t sell. The owner of said Girl; will pply, psy charges and take he? away, or she will be disposed of as the law directs. - ; V fc DAN'I- M'NEILL, .ShfF. . Carthage, May 15. ' $5 tf arYetvton Academy. ; THE Examination of the Pupils in the Wiirrenton Academy closed oh Saturday the12th instant. ' The second session will commence on the first Monday in July, By an order of the Hoard of Trustees, the price of tuition will hereafter be -twenty-five dollars per annum. 1 Mr. Otey, the Principal, who occupies the Academy buildings- will receive Boarders ; his terms will be one hundred dollars per annum. 5 1 , i GEO. ANDERSON, Sec'v. " StateVof North- Carolina.-'. ItANnOlPH CorMTT. Siinerior Cbui-t of Law. Fall term. 1824. .fohn Redinsf and "") T, ' . . ' "', Jonathan Reding, Kl CV"" -- wlwlc exparte. - ".T' appearing to the satisfaction of the Court ti that Joseph ttedinsr and . M i!liam Coand arid his -wife Loty (heirs at law of Joseph Red- ing, deceased; are not inhabitants 01 this State. It is therefore ordered that publica tian be made for six weeks in the Raleigh Register for the said Joseph Ueding and Wil liam Cosand and wife to appear at our next Superior Court of Law to be held for the County of Randolph on the first Monday af er the. 4th Monday of September, then and there to plead, answer or demur, otherwise the petition will be taken pro confesso and heaixl expurte. 63 A copy. J. WOOD, c. s. c. Slate of X oy1y-j a olvai Nash CoitNtt. . 1 Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, May Term,. 1824. Rhoda Ricks, widow, &c. T8. I Ta.bitha Ricks, Temper- ance Ricks, Martha Ricks, Petition fordow- er in Lands. David Ricks and Amos Ricks, heirs of Joel Ricks, deceased. ' - T appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, i that Martha liicks,. one of the defendants in th.is case, is not, an inhabitant ot this State, it was ordered that publication be made in the Raleigh Register three weeks in succes sion, that vinhfss she shall make, her'appear ' ance.' at the next Court of Pleas and Quarter 'sessions to be held for the County of Nash, iat the Court-house -iri 'Nashville, cn the se cond Mondav in Anust next, and file" her an- . , - w swer, the Petition will be taken pro confesso as to her. -Witness Henry Blount, Clerk of our said Court at office, the 2d Monday of May, A. D 1824. i I. ' . " ' I 60-j i H. BLOUNT, C. C. C. State of North-Carolina.j ! COUNTY OF RANDOLPH, . I i upei'vor Court of Law, ! i Spring Term, 1824. John Sweet, y ' ' , j v 'A y Petition for Divorce. r; Niomi Sweet. ' T appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that the Defendant,-!!!, this case is not an inhabitant of this . Sfate It is ordered that publication be made for three months in the Raleigh Register, and Hillsborough Recorder, for the defendant to appear at trie next term of this Courtrto be, held on the first Mondaj after the fourth Monday of September next, then and there to plead answer or demur, otherwise the petition will be taken pro con fesso, and. heard :ex parte. ' j :' A C.orr, .- . 61-3m. I J. WOOD, C. S, C. State of N orth-Carolina. Surry County. Court of 'Pleas "and Quarter Sessions. Mav Term, 1824. Robert S. Creed, and others, ' 1 ';' ) VS. .. Susanna Hill, and others. T appearinir to the satisfaction of the Court, that James Sims, Nimrod Leas, nd his wife Frances Leas, Mmson.Rodgers and his wife S!hia Rodgers, John Hill and his wife Su.anna Hill, are not inhabitants of this State ; lt.is therefore ordered, that publication be made for three weeks, in the Raleigh Regis ter, printed in Raleigh, that the Defendants appear at our next Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions to be held for the County of Hurry, at the Court-house in Rockford, on the second Monday in August next, then and there to plead, answer or demur, or judgment will be. entered accordingly. TEST. JU. W ILLIAMS, iJ. CI. Pr. of adv. $2, - 61 ?J AVING duly qualified as administrator 1 de bonis non with the will annexed, up on the Estate of Cof Ransom Souther land, dee'd. .1 shall, in execution of the-last AVill and Testament of my testator, proceed to ex pose for sale to the highest bidder, on tlie 10th of August next, at the late dwelling-house of the deceased, in the county of Wake, 18 miles, north of the City of Raleigh, the real estate, consisting of 27 or 28 hundred acres of good land, of which the said TestaLor died seized and possessed. This land lies on both sides of the main road leatling from Raleigh to Oxford, and contains jfvaluable improve ments consisting of a large a: id commodious dwelling house, with the usual houses appen dant, necessary for the accommodation of a family, ahd all the necessary farm houses; a small dwelling-house with other houses ne cessary for a small family, to which is attach ed a good store-house, and an ordinarily good Grist Mill. There are few tracts of land bet ter watered than, this ; it abounds with good springs, and never failing streams. Teraii of credit will be one, two and three years ; th-s purchaser giving bond, w ith three ap proved securites. - v . - J. W. HARRIS, Adni'r. fJtme 4th, 1824 . 59-' Warrenton Female Academy. yTMIE second session of this Institution will I commence on Monday the 28th June, and close about the 15th of November. Studies and terms the same as heretofore. . t ; I ' I J. D. PLUNKETT. N. B. French will be taught to those desi rous ot leanung it, at 10 per session. June 25. 65 Warrenton Female Academy fY AVING attended the Examination at li Mr. Phi-nkett's Female Academy, we teel pleasure; in expr--ssing our satisfaction at the evidences, of improvement exhibited by the pupils. ? S We are of opinion, that at no period since the first establishment of that Seminary, have greater proofs appeared of the qualifications and attention of the teachers; and we do imost cordially recommend this Academy as equal to any in the State for the instruction of females in all the branches of useful and ornamental education. . ! KEMP PLU M M ER, - -' 4 JOHN II ALL, ! j R. DAVISON, Gl'O. ANDERSON, -i VVarrenton, June 17, 1824. . 65-2w I Notice. ' ' '' TTN answer to an advertisement signed by SL The. H. Scariorouih of Chatham county, charging me! with stealing a Mare and forg ing a receipt for the same, I can only reply, it is an uivjrpunded lie & libel, which should not be allovved in this country. 11 bought the Mare alluded to -from. Mr.' William Burton, living 3 or 4 miles on the road leading from Hillsborough to: Oxford, on the 10th instant, which I paid for and too th& receipt which is stated to be a forgery. This is well known to jnany gentlemen in Hillsborough, parti cularly to Mr. Vomack, Mr. Cain and Mr. M our;., all of whom are men of the first standing-. The mare is now in Smithfield and can. be seen by any person wishing to see her, and if stolen I can be easily brought to justice. 1 shall say no more, as suit will be brought for. defamation. f . . i JOHN Ci MONTAGUE. 1 Smithfield, June 26. 65 2t Y virtue! of a Deed of Trust executed to me the! subscriber, by. Michael Riererins, for the purposes therein expressed, I shall bfFer for sale, to the highest bidder, for cash, on the premises in Randolph county, on Sa turday the 21 st of August, one tract of Land; containing 200 acres, one Waggon, three Horses, seven Cattle, eight Sheep and fifteen I logs-; also two Bvds and Furniture, House hold and Kitchen Furniture and Farming U tensjls and shall execute such titles as are vested in me by virtue of said deed. I ' WILLIAM WORTH. ' Ashborb', N. C, June 19. 66 7w h Notice. ft lllE subscriber intending to avail himself J&., ot his legal ana equitable ngnts in cer tolii lamlc li-i'nor In tlp r,nnnt!i nf Cumber land, Person and Robeson, of the State of North-Carolina, andxagainst a certain bond, which lands and bond were iven by him to Richard S.l HackleVi hia attorney "n fact. - j N. J 'i'homas Strode, on a-pti'rchase of Florida lands, to which the said Hackjey sets up a title, takesjthis method of cautiboing all fair dealers whom it may concern, agaihst trading or negntiating in any way for the said, lands and bond, J as he is determined to maintain and defend his said rights in opposition to the ; - - 0 X claims of the said Hackley, and all other per- sons claiming unuer mm, or any or nis agents attorneys or factors. I : i DAVID HAY. FayettevilIe,.June25. 65 3t State of North-Carolina, Randolph County. J Court pf Pleas and Quarter Sessions, 1 Mav term, 1824. Stephen Cpx, i Original attachment, levied vs. I . on o tracts of land, 23 head Samuel ' Aston, j of hogs, 9 head of cattle, j and 1 waggon .1 S T appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that Samuel Aston, the defendant in this Case, is not an inhabitant of this State it Is ordered that publication be made for 6 weeks m the Raleigh Register, giving notice to'the said defendant to appear at the next County Co n of Pleas and Quarter Sessions to be hei for said county on the first Monday of Aut,.t next, and plead to issue or demur, otherwise judgment will be entered against nun. 63 A copy. JESSE HARPER, c. c. c. State of North Carolina. Northampton County. Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, June Term, 1824. Elias Johnson, Original attachment, levied vs. Drury Ne on land. son. Judgment by default is granted, the Plain tiff and the property condemned, subject to tne piamtitt's recovery. - . i T appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that the tlefendant is not an inhabitant of this State t It is therefore ordered and de creed by the Court that publication be made in the Raleigh Register for three months suc cessively,! that unless the defendant Drury Nelson appear at the next Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions to be held tor the County of Northampton at the Court House in said County, on the first Monday of September next, and replevy the property so attached and pi ead to issue, judgment final will be en tered against him and execution awarded ac cordingly. .'V 1 '.-V-.- ''::r ,-"-'; --v".":T :; Witness, John W. Harrison, Clerk of our aaid Court at Office, the first Monday of June A. D. 1824, and in the 48th year of American Independence. . . ,63 J. W. HARRISON, C. C. C. Issued June 11.. . Adv. $6, INTENDING to close her business, ofTers her present stockl of Millinery and Dry Goods, at reduced prices for. CASH! ; one means io. Keep a constant suppiy 01 Millinerv until' Ishe can close hr bus:nessi Those indebted j to her are requested to make payment, or close f heir accounts by notes j else, she will be under the disagreeable ne cesiity of taking the; speediest mode of col- .ection. . - .. . : . 7- : June 18, 1824. 63- tf. THE subscribers offer for sale the Lands belonging tj the estate of Thomas Bon- ner, dee'd, ling in' Bertie county, on the waters of Gashie river, adjoining the lands of Jonathan Cooper, V llham Johnson and o- hers, containing 1000 acres by estimation, most of it wood land, well timbered and wa ; tered. ( The land is equal if hot superior to any in j tne neigr-Dornooa. It may not oe . improper to observe that the contiguity o this Land to thei river, may make it desirable on account of the transportation Of lumber, &.C A farther description is deemed unne- cessaryi as it is probable any person wishing to gpurchase, would first view the premises. rerms made accommodating to the pure has- cr- t or tartnet particulars apply touie suo scribers living in Franklin. . ; i 1 , r TQLL1VEH.TEUBELL. : : WILLIAM T; BONNER. Frenklin, April 6, 1824. 42-3m. rL State of North-Carolina, AVarreiijCountv, , I Ix EariTT Spring Term, 1824. ; John J. Egerton, John Robbitt. ST appearing jto the satisfaction of this4Courtj that John Bobbitt the defendant in Ibis cause, is not an innaoitant ot this state ; it is ordered, 1 that publication be made for six weeks, for the said John Bobbitt, to appear on or before the next term of this Court, td be held at the jCourt house in Warrenton, on the 3d Mondav after the 4th Monday in Sep ternher next, then and there to plead, answer or demur to complainant's bill, otherwise it will be taken pro confesso. i Test, GEO. ANDERSON, C. M. E. State of North-Carolina, Cumberland County -Spring term, 1824 r lohn Armstrong & others, "S - i : -vs. . . ClJi EauiTT. v. George T. Hcarsey 8t others. 3 J i ' IT appearing to the satisfaction of th:a Court, thatj George T. Hearsey, Wdliani Cameron, Angus M'Gilvary, Alexander M Gilvary John M'Donald and Daniel MRae of the defendants in this causey ar not inha bitants of this State ; it is ordered that pub- lication be made for six weeks iirthe Caro; lina Observer fcnd Raleizh Register, for the said George T. Hearsey, William Cameroni. Angus M'Gilvary, Alexander M'Uuvary, John M'Donald and Daniel MRae, to appear on or before the next term of this Cot-.rt, to be held at the Court-House in Fayetteville, on the 7tri Momday after the 4th Monday of Sep ' tember next, then and there to plead, answer , . ' . 1 !! i ? or aemur to complainants dui : oiucrwise it will be taken pro confesso as to them respec lively arid heard exparte. - SI WOJV: 1 est. JU11JN HUbU.U.H. Ji. , State ol X oy t-C xt oVma : Cumberland County. Iri Equity Spring Term, 1824. The State Bank 61 North-n Bill to foreclose r ' ; . la.- mortgage of Jno. McKay, Jun. & Colin j, . .; McRae. r J I T appearing to the satisfaction of the Court I that John JM'cKay, Jun. one of the defend ants in this cause, is not an inhabitant of thiai State : It is ordered that publication he made in the Raleigh Register.' within 60 davs. thati said John. Mc1 Kay, Jun. appear and answer or demur to Complainants Bill, on orf beford the first'day of October next, or the Bill wiir be taken prodonfesso as to him, and be heard ex parte. 57-6w JOHN HOGG, C. & M. E. Slate oi J!oYt-CaYoiiia Johnston County. ", , ' VUUIl Ul f VIUIIY) IUUI, Robert H. Helme, adm'r 01 T 1 Thomas S. R. Brown, (Original Bill of - vs. : (injunction Henry Guy. . J I I XT appearing to the satisfaction of ihe tJourf that the Defendant Henry Guy is nbt art inhabitant of this State ; It is therefore order ed, that publication be made three month successively in the Raleigh Register that un less the said Henry Guy, appears at the next Court of Equity, to be held for the coimty of Johnston, at the Court-House in Smithfield on the fourth iMonday of September next, and plead, answer or demur, the bill will he taken pro confesso and heard ex-parte j . . " V J est, D H. BRYAN; C. 31. E. State of North-Carolina. JohnstonCoun tyl Court of Equity, Spring Term, 1824, Hardy Ayera & wife, Richard Rivers, -, Joel Riversj Lewis Rivers & others, vm. Reddick Hughs & wife Gilly. . -. '. IT appearing to the Court, that the Defen dants Reddick Hughes and wife, are not inhabitants of this State ; It is ordered that publication be made three months, success ivelv . in the. Raleigh Register, that unles th'6 said Reddick.Hughes and Gilly his, wife dtf appear at the next Court of Equity, to b held for the coonty of Johnstorr; at the Court House-in Smithfield on the fourth Monday in September next, and plead or answer, side will be decreed according to the praycf of the petitioners. 1 :" Test, , U. SBYAN C. 1L V Petition for ruic- saic Kit i , Jt-MtllUS. A "' "! - . r- i
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