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sv.jl. mm .;f t-s a f MS 1 ilk. '. i mi - I . .Hv,. -4 1! f POETRY. i '- Y -. f Trom "CUO. Ko.21 V ' W.. r PtrcivaL 1 saw the Sun, at the dawning of day Chasm? the maniungimsa - And tinging it over with gold ; The clouds, that bef6re bis free were driven, Were rich with the deepest nues m ncav., - , And in voturoes of crimson roll'd : r . The world was blooming and bright and lair, .,' But nor life norlove was moving there. -1 saw that un, at'his setting hour, Send over the hills an amber shower , Of soft eT and mellower rays : v.. It hronz'd . the trunts of the moss-grown - wood, . " , - And bathed their leaves in a golden flood, , v As he sank'in his fullest blaze : . The world waVdewy and calm and fair, ; " But nor life nor love was moving there. i.xt the M on, at the noon of night. Crowning the slcv serenely bright, ' . And gilding, the waves beloW ; Clear in her beam the. white frost shone, -As if over the fields were loosely thrown s A sparkling sheet of snow ; . The world was sile,nt and pure and fair, But nor life nor love was moving there. , t.- . - ' , , '1 saw on her rey and'purple wing, K The light and laughing spirit of Spring, Strewing the earth with flowers ; . The leafless shrubs were hung with bloom, And an airy wave of soft perfume " " TVas pourd from the budding bowers : -k The world wjs smiling and sweet and fair, ' But nor life nor love was moving there. taining.and deciding on claims to land in the District Detroit, and for, seeing the claims to land at GreenBay, and Prairietdu Chien, in the Territory of Mi; chigan," approved May tneen-. V Laws of tlie United States. An Act in addition to An Act to conti . nue in force An Act to protect the . commerce ( of the United grates, nnnkh the crime of nirarv. nnd al make; further provision for punishing the crime of pivacv." ?" . 1 JReit enacted bv the Senate and House KfPrhTPimtntives of the United states bf America, in Congress assevibled T' the first, second, third, and fourth sections r an ..nMrtprf "An Act torrotectthe . r.nmmeree of the United Spates, and pu- tcK ihVrim nf niracv." passed on the third day of March, in the year of our Lrd one thousand. eight hundred and nWteen. he. and the same are hereby. v-.ntir.iipd in force, in all respects, as tul ly as if the said sections had been enacted without limitation, in the said act, or in i ia an addition, and which was passed on the fifteenth day of &ay, in the -year of our Lord one thou sand eight hundred and twenty. . - 'Approved Jan. SO, 1823. An Act concerning the disbursement of Public Money. He it enacted bv the Senate and House qfPrrresentativea of the United Stares bfjmerica. in Congress assembled, That from and after the" passing of ihis act, no advance of public monev shall be made In any case whatever ; but in all cases of contracts for the performance of any ser vice, or the deliver of articles of any description, for the use of the ITmted States, payment shall not exceed the va lue of the service rendered, or of the ar ticles dHivered previously to such pay ment: Provided. That it shall be lawful, ' under the special direction of thePie-H-. dent of the Uni;ed States, to make such a k ;cnrintr officers of the aU1DIU9 til II'V. o government as may be necessary tot he I fait: ful and prompt discharge-of their j.,t;,c ani tn the fulfilment oi ra the public engagements r Jnd provided 0ao, That tne rresiacni i ... J States may direct such advances, as he may deem necessary and proper, to such persons in the military and naval .service as may be employed on . distant stations, whefV the discharge of the pay and emo luments to which tbev may be entitled, . cannot be regularly effected. , ;Sec. Jnd be it further enacted, .That every officer or agent of theUnitedStates. who shall receive public money which he is not authorized to retain, as salary, pay, ' or emolument, shall render his accounts - quaher-vearly to the proper, accounting officers of the Treasury, with the voucn- - ers necessary, to the correct and prompt j settlement tbereof; within three ponths, . . . at least, after the expiration of each suc cessive quarter, if resident within the U " 'bited States; and within six months, if p resident in a foreign country : provided, That nothing herein contained shall be construed to retrain the Secretaries of any of the Departments from requiring such returns from any 'officer or agent, subject to the control of such Secretaries, ' as the public interest may require. . ' Sec. 3. And be it further enacted, That every officer or agent of the United State, who shall offend against the provisions of the preceding sections, shall; by the offi-1- oer charged with the direction of the de- partment to which such offending officer is responsible, be promptly, reported to ' the President of e; United States, and ' dismissed fromjthe public service : Pro ': vided That, ip all cases, where any offi- ceri in default, as aforesaid, shall account - to the satisfaction of the - President for V web default, he may be continued in of- ficeany thing in the foregoing provision . to the contrarv not witH standing. ' . ' r Sr. 4. And be itjurther enacted That ' no securitx given to, or obligation entered ' into witb,'the government, shall be m anv v wise impaired, bv t,he disn issing any of. -ficer or froni failure of the President to dismiss any officer coming under the pro- of this act." r-. , . . V y Approved Jan. 31, 1823.; v V- ..,.- ' f; : . ' - ." '.; 4 ' . v ) Aii Act to revive' and continue in force, f retain acts for the adjustment of land y Of ike 9rit bit's DRAtrivGofthe MASOKl C lottjk u , Now drawing tinker thr auperintendance of ) , v . r-the : Managers'. v.'K . , K?. Those numbers without any prize -aft fivf tL are bfanks.V V ' -X- 'Ko.firbeinfithfe first' drawn, is entitled to the capital prize of 2000 dollars, agreea- is entitled toa pr .thousand eight hundred and twenty shall be, and .he same is hereby Wijedand shan continue In f-rce until t he first day of November next ; and shall be? the ji..... -.r u- j',a .nmmissioners. as soon thereafter as may be; to forward their re port, a is required by the second section of said act, to the Secretary of the Trea sury, to be by him laid before Congress at its next session. Sec. 2.' And be it further enacted. That the second section of the act, entitled, An Act to authorize 'the granting of .pa tents for land, acceding to the surveys that have been mu(fe. and to grant dona tion rights to certain claimants of land in ki nuh ! r,f IV roit. and for other pur- poses,?' approved April twenty-third, one thousand ight hundred and twelve, shall be so construed as to, embrace all persons ...ui,ori,ime f.nnfirmcil below Milk River;Point, at the lower end of Lake bt. C: 3ec 3.! And be & further enacted, , That patents shall, and they are hereby direct ly t-ki Sccnf'rl.'-in the mode pointed ou k n rither rases. to persons whose claims to lands, town of village lots hnve k.. Mm,t.rit. fiipM with the Commission- c ..mn;n.rl hv-an act. entitled An act to revive the powers of the Com mis ; .sioners for ascertaining and decuhng on claims t6 land in the- District of pptroit and for settling the claims to land at Green rW. and Prairie da Chicn, -in the Territory of : Michigan," passed on the eleventh day of May, one thousand eight hundred and twenty, anil w nose ciu.mj are contained in the report transmitted to the Secretnry of the ,1 reasury, and which have been reported favorably on by said Commissioners ; and such persons are hereby confirmed in their claims, agieably 10 anv surveys heretofore made, or the lines and boundaries established I by the claimants respectively: Provided, That such confirmations shall only amount to a relinquishmein forever, on the part ofthe. United States, and that, not' mure than six hundred 'and fory acres shall be confirmed, by, virtue of any one claim ; nor shall more be confirmed, in any case, than the quantity clamed ; nor shall any claim extend, in width, more than forty, nor in depth more than eighty; arpents ; nor to land, heretofore, and now, reserv ed by the United States for public uses. - Sec. 4. And be it further enacted. That wherever it shall appear to the siid Com - oiissioners that any claimant to land, or a town or villag- lor, at Green Bay or Prai rie du Chien, cannot establish his, her, or thrir, claim to the same, iir consequence of his. her, or their removal thei efruin bv any officer of the United States army, it shall be the duty of the said Commission ers to issue a certificate to such person or perns, for any tract of land, or village lot; which may have been occupied by him, her, or them, after such removal, not exceeding,' in quantity, that originally claimed; on which certificates patents shall issue. as in other cases ; which claims shall be, in all other respects, subj-ct to the restrictions and provisions of the third section of this act Sec. 5. And be it further endcted, That .rv rwrRnn. who. on the first day of Ju- 1 ly, one thousand Hght hundred and twelve, I was' a resident of Green Bay. Prairie du Chieh, or within the coan y ot Aiicnm mackinaw, and who, on the said day. oc cupied and cultivated, or occupied a tract of land whith had previr usly been culti vated, by said occupant, lying within ei ther of said settlements, and who has con tinued to submit to the authority of the United Sta'tes or to the legal representa tives of every such person, shall be con firmed in the tract so occupied and culti vated I ; and the said Commissioners, in abdicating on claims to land embraced bV "this act, are authorized to take into their consideration the evidence an i facts Collected and reported to them by the A gents of the United States, pursuant to the provisions of the act of the eleventh f Ma v.. one thousand eicht hundred and twenty, as well as such other and further evidence and testimony as may be exhibited before them by the claim ants, to support their claims: And the Register of the Land Office at Detroit is authorized and required to receive and record all notices and claims to lands provided for by this act. and which shall be exhibited to him on or before the first day of October next": Provided, however, That no person shall be confirmed in a greater quantify than six hundred and forty acres ; nor shall any tract, so con firmed, exceed eighty arpents from front to rear; and it shall be the duty qSthe Surveyor General of the United States', under the ' direction of the Secretary of the Treasury, to cause the land confirm ed by this act to be sun eyed; at the ex pense 6f the claimants, respectively, plats of which shall 'be returned, as in other cases, and patents therefor shall be grant ed to the several claimants, in the maimer presciiDed by law. . . Sec. 6: And be it further enacted; That the Secretary of the Treasury, feh all be, and he is hereby, authorized to allow to the former agent, and to each ofthe per sons whose duty it is made to carry this law into effect, such sum, in addition to the sum allowed. by the first recited act, as he may deem just and reasonable. Approved FebV 211823. cMmp And No. 227. ueine i.r. J : mV,oW t entitled to a prize ot 1UI Ulawii imuiuvi 100 dollars. - 38J4 3831 1531 LAND FOR S ALE I OFFER my Land for sale, lying within five miles of Raleigh; containing 829 acres ' A particular account of it is unnecessam as t the people in the County are better acqaint 1 1 ed with it than Ilam. I will give a credit of n j , jtiu.run il five Vears. Forfurther particulars apply to . claims, in the lerrnoiy uv.s-: j; 'Subscriber Brunswick Court-house, ' nfiaeiedbv the Senate find House Virginia, or to David W. Stone. -'- 'Jl.m:mattves Qf. the Unued -Mate U . ; EDWARD B. HICKS. yJzfrZ irr Ccnercss ostembled, ihat 1323 3870 3305 4363 .2815 5 ' 75 5 4992 3025 5 -1401 1332 3204 . 5 773 1567 v5 1235 5 .761 I 3217 5 1835 6H 703 3313, 5 3367 5 4636- 5 4644 5 2701 4317 1387 ' 3686 4693 1992 5 361 5 3506 3315 10 2733 2389 2258 $ 561 ' 55 5 664 I 914 S 2470 2326 -3687 4927 5 , 1312 5 1507 5 . 4073 S ? , 35 5 4769 5 3744 3270 ' 65 2428 679 3950 ?2o2 2158 240' s 218 5 1674 5 2619 5 99 8533 5 256 5 3322 :irn act to ic vive the tn.e aci, cu'MW "Jan. 8. - 16 2m pd 10 ,3890 24$2 1032 J965 39 -12r 1272, 1216 245 487 4522 1902 3514 3319 2421 1248 4915 725 1971 1230 3032 3419 3392 341 3709 840 -646 830 1759 3528 425 118 1009 4563 ,587 1055 2559 1818 839 4773 998 2107 893 329 1557 1048 . 816 621 4210 4986 1754 2441 4207 4867 2099 4199 4568 2876 1017 2322 1795 647' 1140 4242 1192 4869 227 S 5 5 5 5 5 mjiE Store-House : on-tfayexievmcu X. next door above N. Harding & Qo r Apply to - V - Raleigh hn...1.';)'1;! ' ; -v.' - jtfsT PUBLISteD, ' " ' '; 3 V ByJ' GalesJJsSont Raleigh IVb. Iof Reports Of Cases argued and ad- judged in the Supreme Court of North Carolina, at June and December Terms, 1 820, and June Term, 1821 ; , by Francis L. Hawks. ! For most of the Cases contained in this Number, the Reporter is indebted tor the kindness of Thomas RufRn,. Esq. by whom they were prepared for the Press. The Ca ses decided at December Terni, 1822, will be published in the course of the present Or succeeding month. ";. : ,-, --; ' Feb. 14. WAItE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. THE Legislature of this State having, at their last session, appropriated Five tllousand Dollars a" year, for two Vears (which will probably be continued if found to be attended with - public advantage) lor the promotion of Improvements in Agricul ture, to be distributed in proportion to their federal numbers, amengst such Counties, and such only, as .shall form Agricultural Socie t es jt is hoped the Farmers of Wake Counr ty will not be backwaad in promoting this great object. , A Meeting is therefore hereby called, at the Court-House in Raleigh, on the 1st day of May next, at 11 o'clock in the forenben, for the purpose of forming a Soci ety, to be called ThetU ake1 AgHeuUural So ciety, which it is hoped will be well attend ed. v Feb. 27. ? V HOUSES FOR SALE OR KENT. Convenient Dwelling-House, con taining six Rooms, with a Kitchen, Smo-ikhouse, a well-fenced traruen,- ana oiher conveniences, at the corner of Da-vf- and "MDowell Streets, Within 150 tr iivlii nf nne of the best , SorinRs in the, city. . - Also a smaller H.)use, with a piece of vacant Ground suitable for a Garden and Lot, on Cabarrus Strret, within 50 yards of the same Spring. Apply to J GALES: Fob. 18. ' STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA. County; ot Randolph.. ' Superior Court of Law Fall term, 1822. Hannah llasket,y Jf , ' vs. . )-Petition for Divorce. Isaac Hvisket. J IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court in this Case, that the defendant resides without the limits of this State : it is ordered that publication be made for three weeks in succession in the Raleigh Register, t at unless the defendant ap pear wknin the. three . first days ofthe next term of this Court, and plead, an? hWer or demur to the bam petition, mat the same be taken pro confesso aud heard ex parte! ' . A f.onv. J.WOOD. .Valuable Und for qlt - Tn the vicinity 0f -A' 'Tract of Land containing & about nine miles from S! r- ar .on Swift and WilUamrt clh,Jr,S Road Jeadmg to ny copied by Joseph Xane J l .T sent in possession of Ti L vr believed that forsoiU beyXdi'H ness of situation, it is scarcel e?1 by any Plantation in thi3!part 23??! is iinc iow around, anrt t, u- "s 4m IIC fttlOh II,. ana n no.. : '."-vtr he Jound. .There ar ; V,VJ wneretft ... .v " v,, i.uim ana the fcieh . fertile and very well timUed AL Range for Cattle andllrt::. A provements, good Orchids r &c, and fine Springs : ' aGr,Mi!i r 'Apply- to j. Gales, in Raletrh . L. West, on the premised. g r 0r toX With the above Tracrkf t had 300 Acres of Pine IiaT l".? I inhabitant of another, State it j. thi ordered that publication lie mu V 1 . . r vie: iriF b l ATEOF NORTHS AROUxT Superior Court of Law, October Term ' J John Craw, K; Th petlon vs. CrawUinst J James HollandJ land,0 vacatur SHc! n ofth7SKlS months in the.Raleidi Rekt A .UiT fendant appear at the next Sunerim- r Law to oV held for the c.Qun o at the Court-house in Waynesvilk W first Wednesday afterlje h Mclntt March next, then and thej-e to plead, a or demur, otherwise thi petition luilf? heard exparte. j 1, John' B. Love, Clerk of tliP c... . Court of Law, do certify" jthat the affe complete copy of the records in my off r . JOHN B". LOVE, ? Dec. 10,1822: . j lsZ r STATE OF NORTH-CAROLInI; ' . , Anson Cointy. ' ' Superior Court of Laiv-Sehtemler Vr Judith M. Murcheson, ") . a i. 1 V -v . Angus Murcneson. J Uivorce & ORDERED by the Court, that cation be made tbjree months'mthe Raleigh -Register, th;tj the defendant and. appear at the nextj Superior Cnun Law to be held for the county cf Ansa at the Court-House, in -WadesbbroaA, on the second Monday in March ntir and answer said Petition: otherwise die same will be heard ex -jparte. h. Witness, Martin Piakett, Clerk pfsiij Court, at office, the 2(1 Monday in Sep. tember, 1822. " !, 14 MARTIN PICKETT, CSC STATiL OF NORTH-CAROLINA; County f Randolph. Superior. Court of Law Fall terra, 1822. Christian Dtveny, I " vs. S. Petition for Divorce. Tiiomas Deveny. 3 . i v . , . IT appearing to the satisfaction of the X Court in .this'case, that the defendant rpnides without the limits of this State : it is ordered; that publication be .made for. three weeks in succession m me naieign Register, that unless the defendant ap- Haear witnin me mrrc mat uja next term ot tnis A,oun, anu picau, u swvr or demur to the said petition, that he same be taken pro confesso and heard ex parte. . ? ; A Copy. , J. WOOD. , IN EQUITY, j . , . Fait Term, 1822. - Timothy Freeman vs. Thomas Freeman, - Job Winslow and Harman Hurdle, Ex-eeirUrs.- : T appearing to the satisfaction of this Court, that Thomas r ieeman is noi an inhabitant of this State: On motion, therefore, it is ordered, that publication be n.ade in the Raleigh Register for three f months, that unless the. $aid 1 nomas Fr eeman shall annear at the next tourt of Equity, to be held for the County of " . . .4.1 Gates at the Courtnouse in uaies, ou iuc fii-st Mondav after the fourth Monday in March next, ahd plead, answer or demur, the same will be taken pro conlesso as to him and heard exparte. JOHN V; SUMNER, C. M.E. January 1. 23 3m 1 'The testh and labt djLtV dkawiko will i take place on Monday the 3d of March next THE MANAGERS. February 24. . . . v STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA. , , Ashe County.; Superior Court of Law. Sept. Term, 1822 George Bower, '.' vs. George Hauk, & William Hauk. TT appearing to COMMITTED: fIX) the Jail of' Warren county, .in the JL- Sate of North Carolina,:' two Negro Men, JOE and JIM ; taken up as Run aways, and said to be the property of A sa R;gers)n, .of Elizabeth City, Pasquo-' tank county .'The owner or owners are hereby requested to come forward, prove propt, rty pay charges, and take them a way, or they will be' dealt with according to law. . ' V ' - ' ' . ' - . wm. c clanton: shtr. Warenton, 26.h Jan. 1823. 23 4t Original Writ executed j on George Hauk, and on erinal attachment vs. wm Hauk, levied on one horse Collar, no other goods or property to be found. jonn itay, anerm. the .satisfaction of the Court.5 that William ilauk is an inhabitant - . . of another State, it is oi-deea tnat aavenise mont hi made three months in the Raleigh uct.r. for the "Defendant to come in and defend at the next Court to be held for this County, on the third Monday or Blarcn next, or judgment will be entered against him by aeiaun. . ; 18. Test, D.EARNEST, Cler PUBLIC NOTICE. THE Subscribers have taken out Letters 'of Administration on the Estate of John Stewart, late .of Lancaster District, Cabinet Maker, deceased. . ? Thf skirl 'inhn Sfpwart was a native O Guilford County, N. C. but emigrated to this State at about he age of eighteeaor twenty years, ana leit no neirs sq iar a If he has any legal heirs, they, are hereby notified to make apphcation within twelve monffcs frnm this Hatf to James H. 'Wlther- spoon, Esq. J udge of the Court of Ordinary for the said pistricVor to either of the Sub scribers. , . '.' Z'- f ' ' ' i WM McKlNNA, ABRAHAM; PERRY; Lancaster Dist. S.C Nov. 15, 1822. Petition for Di vorce, satisfaction ofthe Williams has re GATES SUPERIOR CJOURT OF LAW. Prudence Williams, vs. George, Williams. TT appearing to tbe Court that George moved himself without the limits of . State, so that the ordinary process of la cannot be served upon hirti i It is there fore ordered., that publication bemadeS the Ed.- n ton Gazette and Kaleigh tsfc ter, for three months, jthat the said Gea W'illiamsjappear at' the next term ofthe Superior Court of Law to.be held for the county of Gates, at the Court-Hnuseia Gates; on the first Monjday after the fourtl Monday of March 18$3, otherwise judg ment will be entered prrtconfessoagainst him, and set for hearing x parte. ' 14 - II. GILLIAM. CSX. G.G. 8TATE OF NO RTHt CAROLINA. Cabarrus C unty. Superior Court of La W, Fal l Term, :82i Sarah Bradihaw, " r -jPetition-Ciyoree. : vs. C Filed at MayTerBi EJi Bfadshaw. J 1821. ' IT appearing to the sa.tisfacdon.rf.W Court that the Defendant, Eli. Bra' shaw, is not an inhabitant of this State It is therefore ordered that publicaftdobe made three months iri the Rateigjl Kr.txTA WtPm Carolinian.-thatWW; fendant appear at the next SupenorCooJ of Law to be held for Cabarrus W on the 7th Mouday after the 4th in March, to plead to saia peiu., ii ...Ulifko hparfl eX-D4t and decreed accordingly. . ; V -0 , tic STALE OF NORTH-CAR0LIKA. . Anson County. John Watson, . M ':';:v. vs. -Georee Duftfap.Ma l rv Pitman. Elizabeth Pitman, Zelpha Pit-jl defendants in this cabse.Tes.d out the .limits of .M-IVmadeSe ordered, that publ.ca ion be J. Raleigh Register for s,x week suc ively, that the said defendant J n r ot iMjur.y to oc uuu - v , boro, Ansn, at the Courthouse in Waa on the second MondaV m 3tfr M then and there to plead anjwor rK.rwi the said bill WiH be wJ oa " A : LIT 1 - 20 InEojiti. tohe: nvcf A. Ll ii-' IE Proprietors of i ."w- of their Printing EstaDi.su - local situation, with the ex s F age thi paper now PLb& Journals in the State r and t, time tbard a of usefal talent. T a J V m pital,practiba)lyacquained f tails o?a printing ofoce, tunity seldom occur- Fur-tier inxo'-r- r . - sed to James -by letter, addressee FayeUeVille. N.C. . l822. raj'euevuic, -- - is I Tt.iVElGll VllItYTFA) BV JOSEPH GALES $ SOA". Eost-Mister in the State. i-1 wwcl iiioMva tPnr or One Dollar and a Halffor Iiall a year, to be paid m aavance Subscriptions received oy ine rnniers av; .w.v r . ; r0rtion. j,flncurv . u: i:Ji, io.tn(i t. r.rc4- timo fm. Walfa IKnllat.: nnd for Orrfp vnrv sucrcediuff naper longer w r AdYertisemeots not exceeding sixteen
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