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siion 10 staift Ilnrsa1d arm, independently oi
him thousand scattered along ie fpItessrs
on tie hanks II the Daaule, NJ cshe Inflated.
Here than must he he battle. T. invaders,
y I'll then leil testing on the Gull 81 larua, as
er.sille ~ ihett fe,t from Sesastoppl N the
Cfimea, distant about three hundfrd niles-and
therefore assured - supplies and sneenai II all
sol, all fight pitH rtery advantage. Inc
l. rk viii Tho connection that fbelr position IS
the ~, 10 tie pa -, ~ the mountains, which,
once Carried. OPENS the way 10 the capital, aud
With The advantage OF ialnaaie kna" hedge oi
these passss. vii, # animated by unf tlsug like
the pristine zeal of the Aahometans and duect
ed nv et,n a ~ moderate degree Of skill ~ thu at
Of snl. be- Enabled 90 maxi u desperate defence.
We do naf believe, how e"ef, tlnt # can avail ~
painsi 49, superior number aud discipline 81 the
Russians. Ihfs one battle y II, probably, de-
eide The campaign. Eilhni the Grand s,gnior.
on lcarninc hi. defeat, vii agree to terms 81
unconditional submission, or, animated by dos
pan. defend his capItnl 10 tie last. aud either
fat With las throne, a. pass nvrr inio Asa. and
thence renew the war. Out oan bcicf IS that
NJ ihr momrnt we are writing tbesu Trmarks,
The Hnss.ap standard Is %npntiog from the SEVEN
"aWers. AID hat the Northern Aufe'iat. like
auafHct Colossus. b%eslriies Europe FROM the
Gull OF | inland 70 the sea Of Na,nora
Jngy.
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From thr s. ! Couutr.
STATISTICS OF TURKEY.
The sfsss-ilrtinn Of InRg. aas fist adopt
Cd IA ths middle ages. ~ = general lie OF mn
o. to al -hc uaiions composing the two prince
pal branches 81 farfgY and .1oRta. TIE "nfd
= Tar a. an adjective, signihrs " sublime and
prc-enilnsni -as a subsianiife' II "eH"A" 60.
vernon
1Hr nv.s-Ihe Stat. Tgsncii meets t"ice
awefk. H. lie emperor palace. un sundays
ppd rhassSavs The fiiafd tIgler Is the pc
siding aiirei the X Ai.iers 81 fbe htnflt me
Trtfraar or ttigh 1reasp' -. the ltfis=thrndi
the Commissioner, Of ibe E,cneqnrf, aud tie
nnlilar. ieadcts Qhe Aeas.) compose Tie D.
,au. lie sultan does nnt rnlcr III" foen, hai
FINN an adjoining ebamHer he heais all tidi
passes
%. erea, aecnkians a General Council is COP
vened Al tie le,dlnc peisous OF thr Empire are
rammaued- thu Clre,. Tie Military aud other
officers. AID $50 tin oil alh uesr experienced
soldiers. attend such o Bis7n Is called " hiack
prtaot"
Int Gpasn Yizirg This ofi.sr receives
hs anaointnlent from tie s'itHe. liz has lie
rlre 81 ihe whole empire ho manage ne feFe.
me. administer, Iisieo fbofr nj evil aud cltmi
nal affair md cumpa 81, tbe 1frirs Upon
h. appointment. the Su',an put. lu'u his hands
ttr sr.l oftbe rmpne. which Is The badge His
. of c., md which he alW IS w"afs ca his breast
VI. income AMOUNTS TO stK bumdfct thousand
dollars = ,ear. exclusive oil p'cssab aud othef
pcrquis,tss.
1ur I14lras ~ 1uT BrScu arc si'ied Bn
sbaws OF the dice prse.tnils-fhfre Hotsefalls
hiring carried before ihcm When they march
bratrn.nrG. a Brrlrrbcg IS n Nicefoy with
Ar,erni provinces unler his command.
PAcu4s.-A Paclt IBashaW) Is a Governor
,aode, a Boglcr-beg a TUsiae is a Deputy 10.
ee,aot.
Iur Rrrs Erfrsrl is the Lord Chancellor &
Secrrtar3 81 State thr naire slguihe> " ctnet Il
the yrl'ts.'
rnf 1EsrtrraR Is the High Treasurer The
iutiic Treasury - never touched, even by lie
Slltau. eAcrpiin fasrs Of thr utmost cuiergrucg
The S,df,n has his f,iyale Treasury, which hr
uses at viii. Some idea NAV be fp,med of the
enormous veal h IN the Pubic Treasury which
ha haen accumulation under loitt >ulLns, tfUm
"a statement o. f4ure tA>rrBiR IL saes iiai,
IL MS i'm. hirfera m,tiast ajHia nat OF ia
dollars scfc ~a1auaIly ,etr1usd ~ tia TAO lrca'
riries
InF Nirftl Is HE Chlcf G.rclrsiastr H.
namn s,en,Grs "n cspopndcr Of ttr Inv he
y. cous l'frd on oIiemei gfncif,, Should he com
mt irrnson, he IS punished IN . rutipus mnu-
uet: he Is put tutp a mori r, IL one OF the seven
lover. aud there the la~Verxpohnder IS pound
rd 10 dfaljt Such = Punishment has not been
mi c'ed s],ucet,e -. on al AaruArH ~.
Hrs,eLeAs Tins tenn - u conception Of
Nasieniu. rhfrds feHthss apersousP protesting |
ttr dielfpe 81 1ainnlsf -
tuf H5ref.f4ns-fbr horsctails. sur
mounted iV - enldru Tail form lie military On
sicn olthe Ottoman. It. ors was - follows
One OF td.if Grntrsi. was At a lpss how 10 rally
IN, men, i',oir standards having bern lest IN a
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Mr.. O'COnpel.--Ihe following amusing sto.
~ was related by Nh. O'ConneiI. at a recent ca.
thoIlc meeting ii Dublin.
Mi. OConnell began" You will expcct a
Speech bui ! will tell you II story, which Ill lusr
nothing IN interest by beng founded IN fact. In
the county ofCoIk, shrre lately lived a man ma.
ed SetiH, and ir what ! know, he may I've there
stu. Iei 1t seems, was not only opposed TO
Catholicism, bat hs antipatby To cyely thing
P1pis4. was proyerbial.--9ecly had a friend e
duailY prejudiccd, and IN one oftheir conycrsa-
t'ons which rs usual, The Catholics were tho
subject, >pely SAID Tom ] haze Popery, and
| don't know Why" " hate 1t too" SAID Tom.
q bun | cant tell the reason W hen the dis.
cus,ion took place between Pope aud Maeure.
SeeIy posted all the way 10 sit .ess the TRIUMPH
Of Pc E against his Papist opponent He went
every day ar actually ran mad rom high wrought
feelings. In Que OF m, wandering fits, he ook
a notion thai bus r'gbJ leg VAS q PaDigt. though
all the rest o Tins bodF vas Protestant Doctors
were summoned, and indictments administer
ed, but still no good resulted. he would not
suffer his Popish leg 70 be covered bv his biqrE-
zt, cold rs 1t Was. His frleuds demonstrated
g. " hat .' sad oecIy, would be such Il scoun-
drcl rs 10 let a popish leg sleep nith me ?
No. ! would rather Due than aci suca a rascal.
past"
.J0hn BaH acts in the manner As Die, Se.Iy.
Ireland Is the right ann and u England. aud
yet because she Is too Popub. ,Iohp viii not
throw around be the 5ioaia! u he Lg5.s4u..
ton.
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rum iht lAtHaIA NAsJ.l ffg'ea
Remarkable sagaciiy ofa Dog singular in.
stance OF canine >agacity has just been related
to rs. MIR. George b small, iunkeeper OF this
town, a few nights siuCe, al a late hour, sent his
colored man Bob. with a one horse wagon. to
convey two men 10 Hoboken A setter dog,
about Two Years old, belonging to Mr. Small,
accompanied the wagon. In descending Der
gen hill, the breeding broke the horse ran a
considerable distance, overturned the wagon
tore himself from the harness. and plunged IN
to a ditch ofdeep water. The dog which had
kept up with the horses speed, plunged in after
him, and seizing one of the blinds oil the bride
undertook to briug the horse to shore. The men
were all So much bruised that they could aford
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Erlrari ofa lelteI from LIN.

Erirnt ofa letter from LINN. 10 It gentleman N
Boston daicd 2Oh Marrh, uid TdaaDa-
brought by The BraadyUine.
MI. Cooley 5 death, and Mr.. Tudor's depar-
ture for Brazil, are events deeply regretted d,
Americans. The former was Il very suitable
man, believed 10 possess superior iaieut, We bu-
red hin on the barren, sandy island San Loren
10, winch forms the southern side Of ttr aibour
Of Calico. The priest refused to have tim IN.
telred IN conSecr aIed ground without the pa,-
mcnt of an enormous sum. because he died a
hereto, aItho' they have carefully disseminated a.
mong the people the heller hat he wished 10 be
come a catholic, but his country men prevented
II. II IS by such falSehoods and every species
Of deception that these men, most OF whom are
boted FOL their vices, endraVouT TO sustain the
to,irring fabric Of their ldolatry bus many 81
the moIe enIighted inhabitants Of this country
| am informed, are possessed Of very liberal SEN.
tlmenfS on this subject. Aud already a propo-
siiIpn has been made 10 the CongI eSs 10 tolerate
Other religious The motion was lost-lhe PIE
Sident Of the Congress. a very superior man,
Lund Pzarro, being a Priest, as well as many
others ofthe members, bat the fact OF Iae Into-
ductlon Of such a plan IS proof Of the progress Of
liberal principles.
The new Constitution, or rather the old one
amended, IS TO be proclaimed on tie 9th. The
changes that have been made ! am not aware
OF, bat learn generally that it is Of a more liber.
al cast. HE President, t'rn Iemar. is very
popular, and the country ian told Is as quie,
a. # reyolation was unknown 10 the people.
But It is thought that such a diversity OF luteI-
ests, tastes and character, must have one o, two
more toagtialous before II peileCt combination
can be effected. Gen Sucre was very unpopular
IN BolIvlt. And u was thought he would he
Competed TO retire. The Columbian troops
were only waiting Tor transports to leave the
rDu.frN
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Gyiiford G0id We nave eudfavnrrd 10 as
certalE tie exact amount ofGuld that has been
found IL this county LGu,llord but IT is almost
impossible, there being 50 many different per
sons engaged in the business. There are eight
or ten mlnrs at which a considerable portion OF
gold Is found every day. We are assured that
at least ten thousand dollars. worth OF this pre-
cious metal has been found in this county since
tho FIRST day Of September last.
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BotrerR-Ne learn that the Rewerv theatre
IS intended 10 be opened on the 23d August II
such should prove 10 b. the fact, We shall Sus-
pect hi, i]iigh0ess Carl Won Giriert, OF holding
Sohle strange connection with hidden powers
81, At least. We shall believe that he has rescued
from the late conilsgration, the magic lamp of
ALADDIN. In the mean time, by way Of q 60nue
6oHehe, a theatre IS to he opened in Broadway.
for the use Of the Bowery Company, on the 81
JnIy-lhe foundation of which. Is 10 be lad %.
morrow v y statesman. Juae rs.
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A~GisICGITIaur

me mrs We cauhut 10 q gto
'hal D aid4ag 10 eerreef some - ~ as'Nga
'iipis ieia'lFe la the care aud tre.,a ,"e5'a
r"s'isdpie ahimal-Ilis Is III. a,,sn.. . 5.is
,o"o"i's extract which IS taken fro,, = ~
Z '''Fef We commend il to The at,,n,. u
horse. "Neiy TO 0su =.
sTAtLIs0.
rs 20 nae horses should be confined "a, -.
Ofe.-lhe universal practice IN Na.a' sd
as IN most o'hrf places, ~ TO tie hin ~ ''l
s'''i Win h> tore feet higher Than bs h., i''i's
In some stable the decllyity is ve,v +" me
bic. II Is my opinion, that If ,l,er. 4""sltfaz
dteiViY as hoald be forwards. al.r' pe Il
every day on a taAt not over a hard ,as
eaiel' morse, suffers enough IN hs fore H., 4
he = sound. One Of the Grsf s,gns or @nrn
disease ~ them, OF father 81 the croy4.5 I"If
winch pfecedes dlSeaseis his lhrowino n. ti"'r
Us much a lie eau on his hindlegx a.. 5-i
ueh 10 doubt the fact nf lis prefe,,.ine "
up hl under such circumstances. "a, nun
ior such az opinion IS the manner i, -, 1ah
weight ) IL aH6 On his toes when he a.. 'h
MI even u his heels are tai,rd, Aaotf,r 1h
disadvantage Of lis standing sois that h. =, So
the whole weight of his iofehand NJ. .
same muscles aud teudaus he usps 's
''""sh's 10 certainly Of impoliaRre. H., =
he must have an unnatural STRAIN any -
When he IS not ~ WORK, it should not be
The st,"in must he when he il. II is 4 va,
tot to Il hose 10 he kept IN a boa. He ybs,"s
De- ahl" 10 choosr his own position. al los.,
sleep ~, aud relieve " bat muscles he wish.
a stall, h" must sleep, through life, with bjs 4
held N the ar, aud his legs under MS bod, a
getting ease IA a box Is not a common o.,'
frnce. Ten feet square vii do well. ii h, !.
pot have IA larger one. Ia 4 box he i fzn
rom The torment OF hearing walking aud Ian
my behind HIM. wa
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The New Haven Journal says: Geo. Hoad.
ley. Esq. late President Of the Eagle Bauk. was
committed 10 Jail in This city, on "Wednesday
last, a tue instance offhe acting Agents Of the
SAID b'nk, upon the clam. Ne understand, OF
| $1,000 dollars %
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last, a tue instance ofthe acting Agents Of the
said Bank, upon the clam. ~ understand, Of
5OO.oJU dOllars.
The Itd Of HOaom Two gallant sons orthc
Emerald Isle, who have taken their abode on
the north side Of the ST. Lawrence, lately came
over To the south side, in the ueiahhorhood
Of Ogdrusburgh. 10 settle small mattri beta cen
tham IN an honorable wds-not by cracking
each others knowledge boxes with Their little
bits II ,pries OF shilallah, but to crack pistols al
each other The 81. Lawrence Gazette intinates
that the difficulty originated in the explosion
Of some tail words over \ jug Of Blue ruin. d"
The parties came upon the ground 1t wasa
cool morning Then knees shook with the cold
aud then hands uemblrd Indeed, the grey
nllst of the morning had well nigh thrown both
INTO an ague. However they cxehanped two
shots, without effect, aud might have proceeded
farther, had II not been for a bright thought of
one Of the principals while the seconds were
elm ring the bulldogs for another trial. Och.
fhclm, . SAID Patrick, > We have forgotten one
thing after all " Arrah, honey, - SAID phelfn
: aud what may be that = WV" sad Pat.
We have forgotten our breakfasts aud dive
think idat pauick ODonohu is The cowardly
s~palpeen that would be atter sending his wifes
mother only sou into the next world with an
empty bread basket " Bothcratlon TO ns and
haven't We = replied Phollm -s Who'd have
thought in this jrGa and christian country We Two
Of the dUegi friends THAI e'cr ran away from
Sal}c Ireland bfga4tr. should ue here an the
eotetd ilst for D%Hrtioing Gjch iM,H.-And ihen
ir poor Judy, and what will she aud the chill.
dcrs do TT paratocs when hi, Wickcd hand o.
nine shall have shot the daylight out oil my
aaec friend Iahick' 20 murlaer in Irishn
cred patuck. q / tremble oil over from the sole
a t.n4 E-.l - tho 49,. - - -.
think how should faie aner being The death
OF such as We, Phcljm. And 50 les Us 20 tme
eithel and get cur breakfasts, and Xix fhe mat
ter over. Tor II wis bat the ni.tter Ola iuo of
whiskey that yc broke atter the crailtr was All
cat OF II, and ii tttle two much fad0m Of spnche
aiween us two othlas more ~ all al all.
And 50 the parties Adjourned for breakfast. aud
went home 10 dunk another Jug Of d}ue ruin,
bctter friends than before.
q. Y Com. Ado.
Police oFFlcE.-.Aelo York, ,hue 24-Nr.
FL. Roberts appeared al theIoibce last even
Tug 10 answer a complaint made against hun
by NJ NJ. Noah. OF the \. \. Enquirer. 1t
appeared, thar ia consequence OF an article
which was published a iew days ago IN the
Enquirer, refecfiug on the character Of Atr.
koberts, he, 20 resent Il, came Ia the deter.
ulluation ofinAicrms upon the proprietor OF
that paper personal Aceor-
DINGHY. be met him last evening about 3
o'clock, going into the park Theatre, in com
panY with Nj. MGarahdn, aud having wait
ed tnr a short time uudl ihev had separated
to ascend the sleps, Mr. Roberts. arnled with
aGow-skIn, approached MIR. Noah, and telling
him 10 defend himself, Immediately struck
several severe blows, over The face. Ihey
struggled until they got into the corridor be
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inh Poperg Otih.-A curious instance Of the
cf"el Of anti fopety o,llt. aud declarations took
place in DabIm, on the ffsl day Of Nav term
MI, Cnrfan a son at the celebrated Curfan)
"as IN oposed ior einlission 10 the bar. 1lcwas
required Ia make Tho declaration against trans
snbstanuaiion, prooonnctng II 10 be q damuablc
aud ldolalfo,fs, ltis he declared he could
not do consistently with his conscience he could
not apply such cpithets To the doctrine Of any
sect Of Christians, though he was as good a Pio-
lestani as any one around hlui. The Judge
who presented sad hr had 40 di>crcfios, such wa.
Ihc law and il he did not make the declaration
hr could nut be admitted 10 the bar, as 4 Protcs.
tant. Nj Cnrrau then resolved 10 take the Cath
olic oaihs and be admitted rs a Catholic
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torPfe5Grejag Cacumterg.-Place them in a
tuo, aud poor upon dem fresh water, boiling
hot. pour the water OF when cold, aud rrpe1t
Ihe process Of staldne. After The water IS eoId
and poured on The The second tim, pour upon
ta-Hi boiling vinegar, and let The whole remaIa
To- after use " hen the eucumners will be found
me crispy. and ofthc finest green.
ttc0mGcJs are rendered more wholesome by
sIicng them into u basin of cool spring water.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-09-04
IPuRLIc No. 42.l

y
AN ACT to provide for extending the term
of certain Pensions, chargeable on the
Navy and Privateer Pension Fund.
Be i enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives Of the United States Of Il
| mericd an Congress assembled, That in
all cases where provision has been made,
by law, for the FIVE years half pay to the
widows and children Of officers, ,seamen and
mariners, who were killed in battle, or who
died in the naval service Of the United
States during the late war, and also, in all
| cases where provision has been made for
extending the term for FIVE years in nddit-
ion to any term Of five years, the said pro-
vision shall be further extended for an ad-
ditional term Of FIVE years, 10 commence at
the end of the current or last expired term
Of five years in each case, respectively |;
making the provision equal To tsenty'years
half pay; which shall be paid out Of the
fund heretofore provided by law and the
said pensions shall cease for the causes
ment oned in the laws providing the same,
respectively
Sec. 2. find be Il .Gtrfhsr enacted, That,
the pension Of all widows, who now are,
or who, a. any time within one year past,
haye been in the receipt thereof, under the
provision Of the following laws ofthe Unit.
ed States, or either ofthem, To wit : An act
passed March the fourth, one thousand
eight hundred and fourteen, entitled "an
act giving pensions to the orphans and wild :.
ows ofthe persons slain in the public or
private armed vessels ofihe United States"
and an act passed April the sixteenth, one
thousand eight hundred aud eighteen, en-
titled IAN act in addition to an act giving
pensions to the orphans and widows per.
sons sloin in the public or private armed
vessels Of the United States, 20 far as re.
CARDS persons receiving pensions from the
fund arising from captures and salvage.
made by the private armed vessels Of the
United States, be and the same ale hereby
continued, under the restrictions and re-.
gulatiohs ia the said acts con,iuued, for
and during the additional term Of FIVE
years, from md after the period of the
expiration Of the said pensions, respective
ly. Provided, however, that the said pen
sions shall be paid from the proceeds of
the Privateer Pension Fund alone, and
without recourse TO the United States for
any deficiency, should such occur, which
may hereafter arise thereon and provided
further, That no such pension shall be paid
to any such widow after her intermarringe
had, or to be had, after she shall have be-
come such widow.
Approved-23d May 1923.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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'ed-23d May 1923.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
[PuBLIc-No. AL


AN ACT to authorize the improvement OF
certain Harbors, the building Of Piers,
and for other purposes.
BE IL enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives. of the United States Of n.
merica in Congress assembled, That the
following sums be, and the same are here
by, respectively, appropriated, 10 be applied
under the direction Of the President of the
United States, TO accomplish the objects
hereinafter mentioned, that is to say,
For the removing the sand bar at or near
the mouth eff Merrimack river, in the State
of Massachusetts,, by erecting piers, or 9TH
er works, thirty two thousand one hundred
dollars.
For the prhS,rvation Of Deer Island, in
Boston barbor, in the State Of Massachu-
sets, eighty seven thousand dollars.
For erecting piers, or other works, 1T or
near Stonington hsrbor, in the State ofCon.
necticu. for the purpose of making the
same good and secure harbor, twenty
thousand dollars.
For repairing the public piers nt Port
Penn, Marcus Hook. and Fort Mifflin, ,iour
thousand four hundred and thirteen dol.
lars.
For purchasing dredging machine, to
be worked by steam, and employing the
same for the removal Of the shoals forming
obsfructions to the navigation near Ocra.
cock Inlet, in the State Of North Carolina,
twenty thousand dollars.
For removing the sand bar at or near
the mouth Of Black river, in the State OF
Ohio, by the erection of piers. or other
works, seven thousand FIVE hundred dol
lars. ..
For improving the navigation OF Red
River, through, or around. that part Of !,
called the Rap, siiusted in Lousians and
Arkansas, twenty FIVE thousand dollars.
three thousand dollars in addition to for.
mer appropriation Tor clearing ont and deep.
en,ng the hsrbor Of Sackett's Hsrbor.
For making a survey Of the barbor OF
Nantucket and the passage leading 10 il.
and an estimate OF the cost Of improving
and making the harbor good and secure
one. three hundred dollars.
For msking a survey Of Gennessee river
and harbor. 10 the State Of New York, and
the estimates Of the cost for improving the
same. three hundred dollars.
For surveying the mouth ofSandy creek,
which discharges itself into Mexico bay,
on Lake Ontario, in the State Of N York,
far uas purpose Of sosvveusg sbgkN ~
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applied to the Improvement OF the nsviga-
IN of The Cooss, Cahawba, and Black
Worrlor rivers, in said State, under The
direction ofthe Legislature thereof.
Sec. =. .3nd Be " JtTihtr enacted, Tha,
the said rlvers,when Improved az aforesaid
shah remain for ever Tree from toll Tor ali
proverly belonging to the Government OF
The United States, and for all persons in
their service, and for oil the citizens OF the
United States, unless q toll shall be allow
ed by an ACT of Congress l-#u
Approyed-23d May, 1898.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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purchasers of a section or fractional sec.
ton, the Register Of the Land Office for
the district in which the lands lie, shall, on
application of the parties, and a surrender
Of the original certificate, issue separate
certificates, Of the same date with the ori.
ginal, to each of the purchasers. or their
sssigness, in conformity with the division
agreed on by them: Provided, That, in no
case, shall the fractions SO purchased be
divided by other than North and South, or
East and West lines; nor shall any certif.
cate issue for less than eighty acres.
Approved--23d May, 1925.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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fPuBLIc-No. AL

AN ACT making an appropriation 10 OK.
tnguish tho Indian title 20 reserve al.
lowed to Potter Lynch, Of the Cherokee
tribe Of Indians. within the limits of the
State Of Georgia. BY tho treaty Of one
thousand eight hundred and nineteen,
between the United States and Said tribe
ofIndians.
BE Il enacted By ihe Senate and House OF
Representatives. Of the United States Of n.
mtricd in Congress assembled, That the
President N the United Slp,es be, and he
is hereby, authctised to canse TO be extin.
guished the title bf Peter Lynch, formerly
Of the Cherokee tribe of Indians, TO lot o'
land lying within the limits of the State o.
Georgia, which was reserved to the SAID
Peter Lynch, by the treaty Of eighteer
hundred and nineteen, entered into be
tween the United States and said tribe Of
Indians.
SEC. 2. find be Il further enacted. Tha,
sum Of money. not exceeding three thou
sand dollars. be. md tho same is hereby,
appropriated, to be paid out of any money
in the Treasury not otherwise eppropriat.
cd, to carry the foregoing section into cf'
tcct.
Approved-23d Nav. 1923.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.