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' '. -.1 ' e it enacted by the Senate and Howe of Re presentatives jpj ' the United States of Jlmerica . in Congress assembled, That the three several tracts of land, lying in the" county of .Tusca rawas, in'the State of Ohio, lately retroceded to the United States by he Society of Unit, d Brethren, for propagating the Gospel among the Heathen, sha'.l be surve ed and laidoff into such lots, haing regard to the existing surveys and improvements thereon, as will best conduce to the sale ! thevi of ; Provided that the lots and tracts -which the U. States l are bound to convey to the said Society, shall be laidoff according to the contract for retro cession: And, provided, also, that a suitable umber of ihMaU and out-lots, .in'the town of Gnadenhuttenj shall be laid off for said town, embracing the improved part thereof, and the fields adjoining, now occupied by the inhabi tants,! which shall be flatted and numbered, and a copy recorded in said county, according to the Laws of Ohio. Seel 2. And be it further enacted, That the Secretary of the Treasqry shall be, and is hereby authorized to appoint an agent,, who shall . reside near the said land, whose du ty it shall be to superintend and direct the survey of; said land and lots $ to receive and pay over to the Treasury thp rents .due, and to become due on said lands i to take posses sion of such parts of said lands as may be for feited by the tenants, by reason of non per formance, of the covenants in their leases ; to ascertain the actual cash Value of each of the ' lots, and town lots, with the improvements thereon, and also, the" value of each, subject to the conditions of the' lease outstanding on it, by the aid of two disinterested appraisers to be selected by the Secretary of the Trea sury, to ascertain the award to be made to Iiaac Simners, Jesse Valtdni Barzillai. Wal ton, Jesse Hill, and Boaz Walton, according to their leases ; to receive a surrender of such of the leases outstanding: on such lands as the holders thereof may be. disposed to make, who have, or shall first comply with the con ditions of their leases, up to the time of the surrender ; to' superintend "the sale of said linds and lots, and to transfer to the purchasers who shall buy any of said lands and lots, sub jected to the leases thereon, the lease of the lot or land so bought ; and to do whatever else may be necessary to effect a speedy a.nd . advantageous disposition of said : lands and l0tS.,;. . .- 7 j- - : Sec. 3. And be it further enacted, That a right of pre-emption shall be allowed to John Andreas, John Neieamah, Jacob Winsh, and Catharine Tschudy, at the real cash value of .1 , t .1 ! ' ' 1? A ic.iots occupiea oy tiiem, jaccoruuig tu mc stipulations of the said agreement for retroces sion; and to any of the lessees, for any lot, em bracing tueir lease 5 and also to the said Soci ety of United Brethren, for.any of the remain ing lots or 1 town lots, to an amount not ex ceeding the1 amount stipulated to be paid to them by the United States Provided, That any of the persons entitled to pre-emtion, who . shall be desirous to avail themselves of such right, shall give notice to the said agent of such their intention before the cash value of the lots is ascertained : and in the case of the lessees, shall, at or before the time of giving such notice," pay all arrears- of rent, and sur render their leases : and - shall immediately after theajd cash value is ascertained, be en- xiuea to a patent tor the lot or land to wii.cii they were entitled, as aforesaid, ori paying the amount of such cash value ; or, in case of the Society, on the executing and delivering to said agent a discharge to the United States for so touch as said lot or land, whereto a pre emption is. claimed, shall amount to, on ac count of- any suni. . to become due them by reason of stipulations in said retrocession i and .no right to such pre-emption shall be consi dered asextending beyond the time of com "tnencing tlie sale of said lands, as hereinafter ' directed. " . . - . . Sec. 4. And be it further enacted. That the r Secretary of the; Treasury may cause to be desigaatetU and allowed for public use, the r usual Iground for streets" and alleys in said town, tbr piib lie ground . and for schools ; d may, moreover, cause to be.' designated and set apart, one lot in each of said tracts, not exceeding one thifty-sixtH part of each, the title whereof shall be5 vested ih the Le- gislatnre of the State of Ohio, andheld in trust for the use of schools, in the samenah rier as other lands "granted by the United ; States for the use of schools, are held in that - " state. ' ; ryMtf Sec. 5. And be it further enatted. That im rftediately after the. said surveys shall be com pleted, -the cash j value ascertained, and ; the school land3 designated the said agent shal? give notice, by adverseinent in one 'ne'wsf paper in Vashrngtoti. jCity.aiid dne m Steu, benvi He, one in iSanesville, ; arid one' in. New Philadelphia, Ohio,' of the time, not less than tlstY days from the first publication, whea he1 will offer the said lands and lots for sale, at public vendue, at the Court House in New Philadelphia aforesaid ; and shall, at such time and place, proceed to off er for sale, to the highest bidder, any of said lands or lots, remaining undisposed of,win the manner here inbefore provided for ; and. none of said lots, or land, : shall be put up at less sum than the actual cash value ascertained as afore said ; and in case any of said lessees shall haye failed; or refused to surrender thfeir lea ses the sale ' shall be made stibject to those leases; and! each purchaser who may.pur- chase at such sale, shall immediately (pay to iiiair . u in - the said , Af?ent the amount of his nurrha. rmrrhW and take his receipt for the amount, specify- 1 s5des f the main road leading from Kaleigh ing the lot or' land purchased ; upon which ' to Oxford, ; and contains valuable improve the purchaser shall be. entitled to a patent as mentsconsisting of a large and commodious other purthasers of public ?ands are ;! but in I dwelling house, with.the usual houses appen case any purchaser shall fail to make his pay- dant, necessary for the accommodation of a ment as, aforesaid, , at or before the close f j famny, khd all fthe; necessary farm houses ; a the sale, he shall be considered as ha vingfo -' smaH d welling-house with other housesne feited his purchase, and the land struck 0 pessary for a small famyiy, to ..Which is attach to him shall be again off ered for sale, in tli : -ed a good store-house, and an ordinarily good same manner as if it had never been! struc- i Grist Mi,1 Therei are few tracts of land bet- off: and the said airentJ immediately after-1 the close of such sale, shall pay over the m ney received at such sale, and for Tent, tV the United States, and report all his pro-' ceedings to the General Land Office ; and thii President shall be,vand9ie is herebyj authoj rized, whenever the boundaries of the seve? ral lots stipulated to be conveyed to the sai I society shall be ascertained, to issue patent therefor to said society. j Sec. 6. And be it further enacted, That the agent herein provided for, shall take aiY oath of office, and give bond -n '- n uny, in such sum and form as the Secretary! of the Treasury may direct, and be allowed and paid for his services a salary at the irate of six-hundred dollars per annum ; Provided,! That said office shall not continue loncrerji than is necessary to perform the duties here-i' in required, a;l not longer 'than one year; and said salary, together with the incidental jj expenses attending the said survey and. sal-., j shall be charged to the fund to be raised by j tne saie or said' lots and land. - i ne said ati prdisers shall jbe allowed the sum of two dol lars for each day actually employed in the appraisement aforesaid, and neither the sai I agent nor appraisers shall be at liberty tt purchase any of the said lands or lots Sec. 7. And he it further enacted, That ifany such jand or lots remain unsold at pub lic aifction, as aforesaid, the same shall be subject to entry and sale at the Land Office in ZanesvihV, in Ohio, at the actual c;sU price, ascertained as aforesaid, in the sam:--manner that other l;nd; of the United States arc authorized to been ertd; an ! it shall be the duty of the accounting officers j of the Treasury Department to keep a separate ac-: count of the proceeds of, the lots and lands aforesaid, and of all moneys received and dis- bursed on account thereof; and, after the; expenses of survey and s'jde of said hts and. land shall be reimbursed, it shall be the dutyj of the Secretary of the Treasury tgl pay to! the said society the" sums stipulated to he! paid them, and for which they shall not have taken lands and lots as herein, before! provid ed for: to pay the said Simners, .Hill, and Waltons, the sums awarded tb them; and thert to credit the residue of the proceeds of said lots & lands, 'as they shall be received, to the fund for raising the annuity for the Chris tian Indians, so called, in the manner stipulat ed in the agreement entered into with them on. the eighth of November, one thousand eight hundred and twenty-three. j ; Sec- 8. And be it further enacted, That,' whenever. the said Christian Indians shall no4 tify the President of the United States that! they wish to remove from their present resi dence, on the River Thames, into tlie Terri-I tory of the United States, it shall be lawful for the President to designate a reservation of not less than twenty-four thousand acres of land, to be held by the said Indians in the usual manner of Indian reservations,' so long as they shall live thereon ; and from the time said Indians shall remove on to saidlreservaj tion, the annuity shall cease. , Approved, May 26, 1824. j ' 'State of North-Carolina, ! y Warren County. I Iar Eatrrrr -Spring Term, 1824. . John J. Egerton, L ; ' ' r. ! . j ' j WilmotE. Harris ) j. j IT appearing to the satisfaction of tliis Court; that Wilmot E. Harris, the defend ant in this cause, is "hot an inhabitant of this State: It is ordered, that publication' be made Jbr 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-llouse in Warf renton, on the od Monday after the 4th Mon day in Septemher'next, tlien and jthetc tti plead, answer or demur to complaina.nts bill otherwise it v ill be taken pro confesso. ": Test,?''" " ' ' ' I 'v: . ; 64 GEO. ANDERSON; C.i M. E. j State of North-Carolina, 7' . . ; Warren Connty. I . , 'U Iw EauifT Spring Term, 1824. Johh J; Egrerton ' Simon Harris H"T annearinsr to the -satisfaction of, this A" Court, iat 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 or before i:he next term of this Court, to be held at the Court-house in VVarrenton, on the 3d Mondav after the 4th Monday in Septem ber next, then and there to plead, answer or demur to Complainant's bill, otherwise it wil be taken pro confesso. ' ' . -7 P r;vTB8T, 7 - v ; i v64 GEO. ANDERSON, C M. E. 7 7 7 Vd IVcaud . ? r r have received 20 : barrels of Nash Brandy,' uncommonly gool,'which will Dc soia cneap oy me uaiici ui gnuu , Raleigh, Feb. 5, 1824. " 24tf Xiand rf ox Sale . . jT AVING duly qualified as administrator ' A . Hillsborough, offers for sale, the high de bonis -non with the will annexed, up-1 ly improved lot jn that town upon vhich on the Estate, of Col. Hansom Southerlandj decM. J shall, in execution of the last Will and Testament ! of my testator proceed to ex pose for sale to thehighest bidder, on the 10th of August next, at the late dwelling-house of the deceased, in the county of AVakei 181 miles north of the City of Tlaleigh, the real estate. nonsJctmcr nf 97 or 28 hundred acres 9 !: , r o " - .. : of land, of which the said Testator died f seized and possessed. Tins land lies on botli ! seized and possessed. tcp watered than this ; it abounds witn good springs, and never tailing streams. 1 erm3 of credit will be one, two, and three years ; the purchaser I giving bond, with three ap proved securites. I I I J. W. HARRIS, Admr.. June 4th, 1824- ' - 59- State of North-Carolhia. j Johnston County. y Courtiof equity, Spring Term, 1824. Rivers, Joel Rivers, Lewi IS Rivers ?c others,8 .vs. Reddick f , )the sale of .Hucjhs 5c wife Gilly. J TT -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 iveh in the Raleigh Register, that unles the said Reddick f .ughes and GiHy his wife, do appear at the) next Court ot Equity, to be held for the county of Johnston, at the Court House in Smithfield, on the "fourth Monday in Septeinret next, and plead or answer, a sde will bt-f decreed according to the prayer of the petitioners. Test, ' 1 1I RRYANT, C. M. E. Stale of X o r U-Ij aY olma , Johnston County. Court of Equity, 'Spring Term, 1824. Robert II. Helme, adm'r of Thomas S. R. Rrown, (Original Bill of vs. (injunction. Henry Guv. J I T appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that the Defendant i ienry Guy, is not an inhabitant of this State ; It is tlierefore order ed, i that ! publication be made three months successively in the Raleigh Register, that un h. ss th,e said Henry Guy, aprars at the next Court of Equity, to be held for the county of Johnston at "the Court-House in Smithfield, oh the fourth Mohduy of September next, and plead, answer or demur, the bill will be taken pro confesso and 'heard ex-parte. Test, D. 11. BRYAN, C. M. E.; Stale, of OYiVv-UaYoliwa, Cumberland County. In Eonii v -Spring Term, 1824. The StateBank of Northj ;.BilltbfoPeclb8e .ai1"" I a mortg-affe. of : 7 . ' o fDefendants' to jno. zucivav, .fun. x, tonn Plaintiffs. McRae. 1 fT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, ' that John Mckay, Jun. one of the defend ants in this cause,; is not an inhabitant of this State : It is ordered that publication be made in the Raleigh Itegister, within 60 days, that said John jMcKa Jun. appear and answer or demur to Complainants Bill, on or before fie first day of October next, or the Bill will b- taken procenfesso as to him, and be heard e parte. ! i - 57-6 w JOHN HOGG, C. & M. E. . State of North-Carolina, Cumberland County Spring term, 1824.7 J ;hn Armstrong & others, "S ; vs. - Cls EaciTT. George T. Hearsey & others. 3 r "H T appearing to the satisfaction of this I. Court, that George T. Hearsey, William Cameron, Angus' M'Gilvary, Alexander M' Gilvjry, John MDonald and Daniel MRae of the "defendants. in this cause, are not inha bitants of this State ; it is ordered that pub lication be made for six weeks in the Caro lina Observer and Raleigh Hegister,, for "the said George T. Hearsey, William Cameron, Anus M'GilvaryAlexander M'Gilvary, John M'Donald and Daniel Mllae, to appear on or before the next term of this Court, to be held at the CouH-House in Fayetteville, on the 7th Monday after the 4th Monday of Sep tember next, then and there to plead, answer or demur to complainants bill : otherwise it will be taken pro confesso as to them respec tively and heard exparte. . 1 57 w'6v Test. JOHN HOGG,C,M. E. State of .North-Carolina, ! Warren County Is Ecixjitt -Spring Term, 1824. John J. Egerton, "V " i 4 , John Bobbitt. J ' 7 f.Tappearintothe satisfaction oftnisjCourt, that John Bobbin 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 John Bobbin, to appear on or before the next term of this Court, to be held at the Court house in Warrenton, on the 3d Monday after the . 4th Monday in Sep tember next, then arid there to bleaa. answer or demur to complainant's' bill, otherwise it will Kp tit(n nrrf confessor. ' " - ,' e EST, GEO. ANDERSON, C M. E. J GALES 5c SON have just received a fresh supply of Dr. Dtott's Medicines ; amongst Aihich'are.tliose valuable articles, Stomachic Elixir, Nervous Cordial, Stomachic Bitters, Ac. '-rt, 77- FOR SALE. 7 7 np!HE subscriber intending to remove from Mrs. Mary r; Anderson at present resides. The buildings are all nearly new and finish ed in the best style. The dwelling-house contains six large rooms, with fire places, an excellent cellar, a earret room and sir co sets. There is, besides, eveTy necessary out-house, j r Persons wishing to purchase are invited . w . ca.i on tne suuscnper, whom disposed to i. ..n ii. .-'-i-- . , . .. ( " uic iiiui jiuicnae imerai v.j , WAIAKH ANDERSON., Hillsborough, June 2, 1824. wtla. Law Notice. t 7 THE Subscriber. Attorney at Law, will , continue regularly to attend to the Prac tice) ot the Law in the several Courts held for the Counties of Wake. Halifax. Nash- Northampton ah Washington. Professional business committed to. his care and-manage- ment shall be. taithfullv and punctually at tended to. Legal Conveyances i all their various forms,, viz. Deeds of Trust for landed and personal estate, Deeds, Mortgage. X56nds, Bills, and Answers in Equity, executed in a correct, legal and technical manner. . Mer chants of Petersburg and Norfolk havinc business required to be transacted in any of the said Courts by confiding the same to me will find it carefully attended to. M.J. COM AN. . Raleigh, June. 1824. I . 66tf j State o1l XoYth-CaYoliim? Wake County. ! Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, I May Sessions, 1824. 7 Wiiliam Peck, . 9rif al .attachment, i ' M -vie in the hands of Nimrod Rie-sdile I Wm' BaUffh and Kim" imroa itagsaaie, j hroug!l jones. . ; 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 .'aw can not be served on him : It is therefore order ed, that publication be made in the, Raleigh Register for 60 days, that.unless the Defend ant comes fprward on or before the 3d Mon day in August next, and replevy & plead, that judgment will be entered pro confesso, and the property levied on will be condemned to plaintiff's recovery. " By order, B. S. KING, C. C. State o1l Xoit-Cai!oiiia, Rutherford County. Court of Equity Spring Term, 1824. James Bridges, T vs. C Injunction..' ; ' " Augustus Sackett. j ORDERED, That publication be made 3 months successively in the Raleigh Re gister, notifying the defendant, Augustus Sackett, (whom it appears is not an inhabitant of this State) to appear at the next ' Court of Equity, to be held for the County of Ruther ford, at the 'Court-house in Ruthejfordton, on the 3d Moh'day after the 4th Monday of Sep tember next, and there and then to plead, an swer or demur, or Complainant's bill will be taken pro confesso, and heard ex parte. Test, THEO. F. B1RCHETT, C. & M ! May, 4, 1824. 53 PROPOSALS 7 TOR PUBUSHIKO A NZWSPAPBR IXTHIS TOWW ENTITLED " 0 The Fay et textile fVeekly Gleaner B. H. Taibot, Editor. ! i PROSPECTUS. In accordance with custom, it first becomes necessary that the Editor should make an ex pose of his political tenets, and then unfold ms plans: in compliance inerewrcn ne wouia (as a creed by which he will, in his political career be guided) beg leave, to point to the Farewell Address of the Father of American Independence ; and when lie shall , depart therefrom- withdraw your patronage. y j His plans are to make, this, Journal equally useful and interesting both to. the Merchant and Agriculturalist ; to give weekly, accu rate statejnents of sales, public and private. Also, an estimate of imports and exports, with every transaction allied either to commerce or agriculture, that shall come within his knowledge ; and from his experience in the commercial world, with the arrangements that will be made to effect this object, he hopes that he may receive the favorable con sideration of an enlightened public. j i It is likewise the intention of the Editor to report " verbatim et literatim," all trials by Ju ry, in the Respective Courts held here ; whe ther involving questions of law, or made in teresting by incident ; and he will also occa sionally step into the "Town Hall," and Jus tices Court Rooms. : As the Editor entertains the opinion, that the Gleaker may be still more interesting by giving the proceedings of our State Legislature in exteuso, he intends residing in Raleigh during the, session of that honorable .body. A synopsis of Congression al Proceedings will always be found in tlie columns of this Journal. Original matter, i. e. Communications, will be thankfully re ceived, tb form a part of our miscellaneous chapter ; but the Editor cannot hazard the reputation of his paper, by lending its : pages to the circulation of Unworthy Essays ; his respect for the public "should, and he trusts ever will preponderate, when called to exer cise bis editorial veto, f, rif-71 An extensive and . well concerted News Room will .be opened, where Newspapers from, all parts of the Union", will be kept on file, and to wliich Subscribers to the Clearer may have access gratis. t v:- TaE G leaker will be published on Weanes days, on a super-royal sheet of good quality. Due notice will be given; of its first appear ance. v No subscription taken for less than one year.1 .7. - . TERMS. Three Dollars and a Half per annum : to be paid on the delivejy of the first number. Fayetteville May 20, 1824. J One C ent vywav A . 1 Y apprentice bov. Sidnev !K. Hppvps . eloped from my service on the 15th insf. The above rewartrvill be paid for his appre hension, but no thanks. All persons are ca'u tioned against harboring or employing said apprentice, on pain of beifig prosecuted. 7' ; CHAS. FOW LEI?, Tailor. Raleigh, June 18. ! 63tt v i r. ;. j Xortli-Carolii ... . i. ina,;t-7-,;'' Cabarrus County: si TAKEN VP and entered on the Stray Book by Thomas jMhrpn, cine mare Mule, 12 hands, high, . of a blackish color, I with some w hite spots On itsj back, no brand: to be seen, supposed to be 12 years o d, shod on the fore f et valued tol 60. Said T. Mhron lives 9. miles southeast from Concord on the waters of Rocky river 7 ;-V7 V June 9. ALEX. SCOTT, Ranger.' ! -63 3t Williamsboroiilicaflcn 1 flHE Subscrioer continues to havp clnrge Ma. - of this Institution; He pledgees himself4 to make every "exertion i i his power fnr.the . advancement of tjhe younj.: renticmeji intrust ed tor his care, bjoth in mpralsiind literature'.,' The situation is jenownto berine of th Ynost he-dthful in the $tate. Bo vfd may be had in respectable families in thtVillageat $40 per session ; or if preferred ,kt the faniily of tfie Subscriber at th? samr Eute. " "Students may here be prepared for the Freshman or So phomore Class in the University. The Ex- ercisc-3 will be resumed on Monday the lst instant. AIJEX'R. WILSON. Williamsboro, June 7 1 ' v " j 61 lm I refer to the Hon. Leonard j Henderson Rev. Wm. M. Green, llev. S. L Graham, Col. YVm. Robards, Col. Thomas Turner, -P Hamilton', Esq. and Gen. Joseph II . Bryan, for information-relative t the government of this lHstitiition. AW. A FOR SALE. ."IITISHING to remove to the West, the ? v subscriber ' oners tor sale a valuable tract of land 6 miles northeast of l.'aleigh, ly- ing on Neuse River, containing j 1200 acres f it is inferior to none in this part of the coun try for the- culture of Com, Cotton, he. It is qui e unnecessary to say any thing more as to its qualities, convenieneies, &c. but invite all gentlemen who are desirous to puTchasev land in this part of the State to call and view this before they purchase elsewhere. MvR.'HIN TON Wake county, June 22. j 64 6w , Stale oi Xoxtiv-CaYolina, j-' Wake County. .'. ;V- Court of Pleas and Quarter, Sessions, - May Sessions, 18114. ,.ri,.! 7, f T. 1- Original! attachment, WUham Veck, 1 in7he ham q( Nimrod Ragsdale,J bn) L h Jq vs JT having been made ijpear to the , satis faction of the Court, that the' Defendant has removed from this State, or so corp ceals himself, that the ordinary process of law cannot be served -upon him It is .herefore ordered, thut publication be. made ri the Raleigh Register for ?' sixty days, that unless the' Defendant comes forward (n of' before the 3d Monday of August nest, and. replevy and plead, that judgment f -al will be entered pro confess and the property levied on j will be condemned to Plaintiff's recovery. '. By order, ' :! y , ; - -.-y, . 61- p. S. KING, C. C. ; CarYiase 'lalcuip:. HE Subscribers having entered into cd partnership in the m-9 . carriage making bu siness, under the firm of JACOB VAN WA- friends and the public jin general, that they can be supplied with any work in their line ft low as it can be obtained elsewhere. Th work in every instance shall jbe warranted for t welve months. ' Persons wishing to v r can. - . t , i . j - N. B. Carriages of every discription re paired at the shortest notice, and on the mojt reasonable terms. ; h ,v JACOB! VAN WAGENEN. 7 WILLIAM F. CLARK June 91824, 7j :,f 60-lwtf- Notice is hereby civen, . filHAT those who mayJwish to purchase JL valuable Lots inihe town of Wilkesbo rough, may find it to jtheir interest to attend -the sale of Lots, on Tuesday, the 3d day of August next. They will be sold at Twelve months credit, ; : V ! L ALSO, ut the same fime and place, Will ba let to the lowest bidder, the building of a new Court-house, the foundation to be of Stone, the walls of Brick. 1 Said house to be fortv feet long thirty-four feet wide." A particular pian ana uescnpxion ot tne nouse will be gi ven oh the dayof sale. There being but few Mechanics in the County of Wilkes, foreign ers are invited to attend, 'as ' they may get great bargains, both in purchasing Lots and in buildihgthe Court-house' It is well known to' be the most healthy part of the State,, and proviaions low and in plenty. . . r. . H. IS. SA i rEinviiiTE,! ft- RRnwv. ! 1 . W. R, LENOIR, - J, HACKETT, . W !7 J EULB OllN.