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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-08-25

Tribute OF RESPECT. We have examine
Silver Pitcher, presented by "the Manufacture
ers and Mechanics" of Worcester, to jon.
Davis, Representative to Congress from thi.
District. 1t is beautiful specimen of the per
lection to which the mechanical art. have al
ready attained in this country, and certainly
does much credit TO the skill of the artizan. BY
whom it was manufactured. The inscription
which is very elegantly engraved, is as follows
PRESENTED by The manufacturers and Me-
chanacs Of Worcester to tile Hon John Da1is,
thetr RePresentatire IN Congress, as testimo-
mat OF respect for his SerUices an support OF
me great Interests Of has constituents, and OF
the american People. Anno Domini, 1880.
We have been favored by the Committee,
through whom this piece of plate was present
ed, with the following correspondence.
WORCESTER, Aug Is, 1880.
To the Hon. JOHN DAVIS:
The Manufacturers and Mechanics of Wor.
cester, through their Committee, request YOU
TO accept the accompanying piece of Silver
fiate as an evidence of their appreciation of
the course you have pursued while represent
ing this District in Congress. The services
you have rendered their interests, which thew
believe are identified with those of every class
OF our citizens, commenced at SO early period,
and pursued SO ably and uniformly, claim from
them an expression of their confidence in your
wisdom and integrity as public servant
In performing the duties assigned them, the
Committee beg leave to add the assurance of
their personal respect and esteem.
On behalf of the Committee,
ANTHONY CHASE
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NOTICE.

WDlCE & MILLER will pay = fair price for
HN, enc Of Hydes Ne. second hand COOK
STOVES, il not much damaged By uss.
August 19. -
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CARPETING.

EUST received, a good assortment of Dark
81 and Light colored Carpetings, for sale at
low prices by SWAN & WILLIAMS.
Worcester, Aug. 25 81
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FIRST BRIGADE.

LIST Reg. of Inftry, on Monday, 9th Sept
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-16
Praltc-No. 76.

AN ACT to protect the Surveyors ofthe
Public Lapds of thu Uuitod states, and
to punish persons guilty Of !nterfupting
and hindcring by ferce, Surveyors in the
discharge Of their duty.
BE IL enacted by the Senate and House o.
Representatives. ofMe United STATES Of n.
merica ia Congress assembled, That any
person who shaIlherearer, in any manner,
by threats or force, interrupt, hinder, or
preventative surveying Of the public lands
Of the United States. or ofany private land
claim, which has, or may be confirmed by
the United States, or the authority thereof,
by the persons authorized TO survey the
same, in conformity with the instructions
Of the Commissioner of the General Land
Office, or tho principal Surveyors in any of
the districts, in any State or Territory.
shall be considered and adjudgcd 10 be
guilty of a misdemesnor, and upon convic
ton in any District or Circuit Court Of tho
United States, in any State or Territory.
having jurisdiction Of tho same, shall be
fined sum not less than fifty dollars, nor
more than three thousand dollars, aud be
imprisoned for a period Of time not lees
than one nor more than three years.
See. 2. .And be Il further enacted, Tha,,
whenever the President Of the United
States shall be satisfied that forcibe op.
position has been offered, or will likely be
offered, TO any Surveyor or deputy Survey
or. or assistant Surveyor, in the discharge
Of his or their duties, in surveying tie pub.
lie lands of the United States. II shall and
may be lawful for the President to order
the Marshal Of the State or District, BY
himself or deputy, TO attend such Surveyor
deputy. or assistan, Surveyor, with suffic'
icnt force to protect such officer in the ex
ecu,ion Of his duty as Surveyor and to re-
move force should any be offered.
Approved. May %, 1890.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-16
PupLIc-No. SO.


AN ACT to rclinquish the reversionsry in.
teres,s Of the United States ~ certain
Indian reservations in the State OF Ala
bafna. -.
BE IL ennei,a by The Stnnic and House ef
Represerfofirss effhe United Sofes q n
m.r;ea in Con9rsss osssm5i,s, That oil the
right. title, and interest, which might ac'
crne or revert TO the u. States. To the res.
ery,,ion oflsnd now claimed end possessed
bv ConsIeskce, copmonly called Ch"I.
Ienge. James Ore, and Giles Nc Annuity and
nj. wife Alice, and William Wilson and
his wir, Peggy Wilson. under treaty
made and concluded between the Unneo
states and the Cherokee tribes OF Indians.
On the eighth day OF July, enc thoussno
c;gb, hundred and seventeen. md all the
right. title. and interest. which might ac'
c,,,e M revert to the United States, toics
c,vs,;oos Of lsad. now claimed and poe
.es,ed by George S,iggins, and nnho'
S;,cmorc under O treaty msde snd con.
clndeJ between the United Ststes end the
Creek indians, at Fott jackson, on w
ninth dsv OF August. one thousand e,eh'
n.udred ard fourteen, all lying IN The s'a'e
~ Aissan,s. b-. and the ssnr are ssreoy'
rcl.nqnished, ssd sss,sd - the ss'a 's's''
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-16
PunL,c-No. az.

AN ACT TO alter and amend the sixty fifth
article ofthe first section OF an act, en-
titled AN &C, for establishing rules and
articles for the government Of the Ar
mics Of the United States" passed the
tenth of April, one thousand eight hue.
DR., d and six.
Be Il enacted Jy The Senate ond House 81
R,pressnfafires n ofhe Unifed Sfnfes Of a.
mtriea in Congress assembled, That, when.
ever q General officer comma nding an mr.
NV. or q Colonel commanding . separate
department, shall be the accuecr or prose
cuior Of any officer in the Army Of the y
ni,ed States, under his command; the Gen
era! Court Martial for the trial OF such of
iccr, shall be appointed by the President
of the United States.
Sec. q .7nd be II further ennetsd, Ths,
the proce edings and sentence Of the saiu
Cour, shall be sent directly TO the Secre'
tary OF War, TO be by him laid before inc
President for ais confirmation, or approval
or orders in the case. go
Sec. g. Ind be II further ensefed, Isa',
an much OF the sixty.sfth article o' me n,s'
section n, "An act for establishing rules
and regulations for the government o' I'VE
Arn;-- NJ the United Sts,e-, pa'sso o',
tho ,cn,h of April. eighteen bvnoreo sht
.ix. a. 10 repug nan,hcrcto. be, and 'ae ss''e
! 10 hereby. repcslc6.
! App.sred, May %, 400.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-16

sOs
AN ACT io repeal a part ofsn act. pass
ed tho twenty sixih day Of March, ono
thousand eight hundred and four. entitled
AN &C, making provisions for the dis
po.si ofthe public .ands in the Indiana
Territory. and for other purposes"
BE il snncfedby tie .Sennte and House
of REPRESENTATIVES Of Tie United States
Of America in Congress assembled, That,
:, much OF an act. approved the twenty
.,x,h day Of March, in tho year one 'hcn.
and eight hundred aud four. entitled "An
sc, making provisions for the disposal OF
the public lands in the Indiana Territory,
md fnr other purposss," as makes II the do
~ of,he Secretary ofthc Treasury tn cause
:, less, once every yesr, the book. OF 'hr
offices to be examined, and the hsl'ncc o.
rrhlic moneys in the hands of The scyers
Receivers n Public Moneys IT NE 's'
mes g, Le aseer,iined, be and tho same
= hereby. repealed, - ~-.--
Approved. Nays, 1870.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-16
fPunLIc No.75l


AN ACT 10 vest in the State Of Indiana
certain lands within the limits Of the ca
nal grant.
BE IL taHcied By the Senate and House of
Representatives. ofhe Unitui .Safts Of a.
,ne,ica ia Congrcss assemblkH,. That there
be vested in the State Of Diana, twenty
nine thousand FIVE hundred and twenty.
eight acres. and seventy. eigh, hundreths
OF the public lands, to be selected by the
Canal Commissioners Of said State, from
the alternate sections reserved to the Unit.
cd States in tho division made under "an
act To grsnt a eertain quantity Of land to
the State Of Indians. for the purpose of aid.
ing said State in opening a canal TO con
meet the waters Of the Wabash rlver with
those Of Lake Erie" approved March sec.
ond, one thousand eight hundred and twcn.
ty seven. Which shall be in lieus6f the afore
said quantity heretofore sold by the United
States. permanently reserved by treaty to
individuals, and located by individual grants
before the division aforesaid, and which
would otherwise have become the property
of the said State in virtue of the act above
referred TO; the selections aforesaid TO be
made and reported by the Commissioners
to the proper land Offices, before the re.
served sections aforesaid shall be offered
for sale.
Approved, May %, 1890.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-16
PUBLIc-No. so.

AN ACT TO provide for surveying ccrtain
lands 10 the Territory of Arkansas.
BE II endcted ty The Senate and House Of
Representatives et the United States Of n
mc,ica in Congress assembled, That the
Surveyor General Of the States Of Illinois,
Missouri. and Territory Of Arkansas, be,
and he is hereby, authorized to contract
for, and pay, AT the rate Of four dollars per
mile, for the surveying ,f eush of The pub
lie lands in the Territory Of Arkansas,
which lie on the rivers, and are so thickly
covered with cane, that contracts for cx
ecuiing the surveys thereof, by suitable
persons, csnno, hg made at the existing
price; Prorided, That said Surveyor Gen
eralshall certify to the Commissioner Gen
cral Land Office, from time TO time, tho
quantity ofland, for the surveying ofwhich
the additional compensation allowed by
this act shall be contracted for, end the
reasons. in his opinion, requiring the in.
creased allowance
Approved, May 30, 1890.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-16

wees. and their heirs resprctivclys Prcsia.
-d. That the said Cunaieskee, com,hntly
called Challenge, Jaines Orc, Giles Nc Ans
ulty, and William Wilson. George Stig.
guns, and Arthur Siscmcre, with thci. feA
spsctIvc fatalities, shall remove ,othcir fsA
spcctive tribes West OF the Mississippi rivA
er, not included in any State or Territory
and that the Government OF the United
States shall no, be chsrgcable with the
expense of their removal or transpoflatiur
or with any allowance ofland to Of on scA
count Of either ut them, or their respective
families: Ind isropided. olso. that no con.
veyance or deed of the said lands, or any
part ofthem, shall be valid or effcctual, nti-
Ill every snch conveyance or deed, shall bs
submitted 10 one at the District Attorneys
for the Districts Of Alabuma, for his nrpfSs
baton; and ". AStrf icquiryr into the facts
and eircu,nsts0ses attending the Contracts
for the sale Of any ofthe said lands, he shall
be satisfied That such contracts are fair,
and that the consideration paid o.. sgsecd
to he paid, therefor. is adequate, he shall
endorse his appreciation on each convcy-
snce and deed so approved; ahd ,heresrer,
The same shall be deemed valid and ,ctiec-
tual.
Approved, May %, 1890.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-16
PuRIic-No s5

AN ACT To amend the acts regulating the
commercial intercourse between ths
United S,rtcs and certain colonies Of
Great Britain.
BE 1t enacted by the Senate and Honsc
Of Representatives, Of the United Stairs
ef America IN Congress assembled, That
whenever tho President Of the United
States shall receive satisfactory evidcneo
that the Government OF Great Britain will
oreD the ports in its Colonial possessions
in tho West Indies, on the continent vi
South America, the Bahnma Islands, to the
Caicos, and Bermuda or Somer Islands,
to the vessels Of the United States, for an
| indie finite or for a limited term; that the
| vessels Of the United states npo ,nvt, ~~,-
goes, on entering the colonial ports asore-
| said, shall not be subject TO other oi high.
or duties Of tonnage or impost, or charges
Of any other description, than would DO
imposed on British vessels or their cargoes.
arriving in sad colonial possessions from
the United Ststcs; that the vessels of the
United States mny import into the sa'd
colonial poses ssioDs from the United Sta'es
apy article or articles which could be I'm
ported in n British vessel into the snid
possessions from the United States; and
,hat the vessels Of the United States msy
export from the Britieh colonies aforc-
| me ntioned, to any country whatever, other
than the dominions or possessions OF Grrns
Britain, auy article or articles that can DO
exported therefrom in British vessel. 10
snv country other than the British domin-
IONS or possessions 90 aforesaid, leaving tho
COMMERCIAL intercourse Of tho United
States, with all other parts OF the Bri'rh
dom;nions. or possessions, on a footing not
less favorable 10 the United States Than
ro,v 10. and that then, aDd i1 such cnse, the
President Of the United States, shalI be,
md hs il hereby, authorized at any timo
tcf,rc the next session OF Congress, TO ~
suc he proclams,ion, declaring that he has
received such evidence; and, thercupon,
r,o,n tL~ d.,e If such proclamation. the
nor,. or The United Sfstcs shall be opened,
',ss6iu,,eIv. or for term fixed. ~ tl.
case NAV be-. ,o British vessels coming from
the s.id British colonial possess'on.. ana
tbe;r caysoes. sub, oct 10 no other or higher
d.,v ,f tonnage or impost, or charge of any
I.e.crip,ioo whstevsr. then would be Iev'ea
a, ,Le vsssels Of the United S'a'cs or their
csreocs. arriving from the said British pos.
so.s,ons. and IL shsll be lawful for the said
British vessels 10 import into the United
S,s,s.. ard 70 export ,herefron. any article
or article. which rnsy be imported, or ex.
ported in vessels of the United States and
the set, entitled. "An act concerning ''nv'-
ga,ion,' passed on the eighteenth day q,
Aoril. one thousand eight hundred snd
eighteen: on act supplementary 'hcrr'o'
psssed the tifieen,h day Of May, one thou
ca nd eight hundred and twenty; end an oc''
entitled AN act To requisite ,he CONNER
eial intercourse between The Unnso Sue "
and certain British ports,". passed On TIC
ara d,y or March, one Thousand e'gns
Aupdred snd tscsty thsse. srs' IN s0eh
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-16
PusIrc-No. 81.

AN ACT 10 exempt dcscrers. in ,imo OF
peace, from the punishment Of death.
Be II snacied by Me Stnnfe and House y
R,pyesenfaiires or the United States q n.
meriea in Csngrsss assembled. That from
and after the passage Of this set. no officer
or soldier in the srmy tho United States,
shall BE- suhjec, to the punisbment Of death,
for dcscriion in time Of peace.
Approved, May ~, 1880.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-16
IPrnLrc No. 74.]

AN ACT relating to the orphans' Courts
in the District OF Columbia.
Be Il enacted ~ he Se'iatc and House q
Representatives. ofthe Uaited States ri
merica in Congress assembled. That from
and sfter the passage Of this act, the Sec
retsry Of the Treasury pay TO the Judge OF
the Orphans Court Of Alexandria county,
in the District of Columbia in quarterly
payments, out ofany unaPpropriated money
in the Treasury, the SUM OF eight hundred
dollars per annum, in lieu of all other COM
pensation for his services rs Judge Of said
Court.
Sec. 2. find be Il further rnacied, That,
from and after the passuge Of this act.ihe
Secretary ofthe Treasury pay to the Jadge
fthe Orphans <'onrt of Wsshinglo sxsPp-
~. in the District of Columbia, ia quarterly
payments, out Of any nnupproprisied mcp
py in the Treasury. the sum of one thoh-
ssnd dollars per snnum, in lieu of all other
compensatisn for his services as Judge Of
said Court.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-16

PupLic-N0. So.

AN ACT to reduce the duty on Salt.
BE IL enacied by the Senate and Hons, Of
Representatives. on United States If II.
.me,iea IN Congress assembled, That the du.
ty on Salt be fifteen cents per bushcl ot'if.
~ six pounds from the thirty FIRST OF Do
ccmbor next, until the thirty first Of Do.
cember, one thousand eight hundred and
thirty one, and, after that time, ten cents
per bushel, aud no more.
Approved, May ~, 1880.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-16
P.pLuc-.No. 81.


AN ACT 10 reduce the duty on mo'asscs,
and 10 allow drawback on spirits de-
stilcd from foreign materials.
BE IL enacted ~ The Senate and House
Of Representatives. ofthc United Stofes
Of 4America IN Congress assembled, That
from and af,sr the lhirtie,h day ofSeptcm-
bcr, one thousand eight hundred and lhirtyy
the duty on molasses shall BE- Eve cents ior
each gallon, and no more; aud from and
after that time, there shall DO allowed q
drawback Of four cents upon every gallon
Of spirits distilled in the United S,atcs, 6f
The territories thereof from foreign mo-
lasses, on the expectation thereof Ia any
foreign por, or place other than the domin-
ions Of any foreign State immediately sd-
joiurg the Uoited States, IN the same m~n-.
"cr una ON the snmc conditions on before
the tariff of May the nineteenth. one thou-
sand eight hundred and twenty eight.
Approved, May %, 1880.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-16


AN ACT 10 authorize the selection orcer.
tain school lands in the Tcrritor, of Ar
kansas.
BE Il enacied By The Senate aud Hone. 81
Representatives. OF the United States Of Il
merica "a Congress assembled, That whar
ever the sixtecnth sections M said Terrific
~. either in whole. or in part. are now, or
may hereafter be, included in ptiyatc
ciaims held by titles confirmed. or legally
decided to be valid and sufficient, other
lands equivalent thereto aud most convcn
lent 20 the same, may be selected in lieu
thereof. under the directions at the Sccreta-
~ ofthe Treasury, aud the lands so select.
ed shal! he entered in the ofce o,ihe Reg.
lister OF the land district in which they may
lie, and be, by such Register, reported To
the Commissioner ofthc General L.and OF
flee, as school lands selected under this nei
--Prorided, That, before making any en-
try of such other lsnds, the case shalt be
made out To the satisfaction of the Regis.
ter aud Receiver OF the said district, agree.
ably TO rule 10 be presc fibed by the Com
missioner Of the General Land Office, for
that purpose. showing that the sixteenth
section, or a part thereof, has been includ
ed in the manner above mentioned.
Approved, May 2e, 1880.
PuBLIc-No. 10
AN ACT granting pensions to Samuel II.
Phillips, Cord Hazard. and John M'Crea.
ry, and to incl ease the pension Of George
w. Howard.
Be Il enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives. fMe United Siaies Of n
meriea IN Cvngress assembled. That the
Secretary Of War be, and he 10 hereby, di
rected TO place the following named per.
sons on the list OF fInvalid Pensioners ofthe
United States, who shall bc entitled to, and
receive pensions, according to tire rates,
and commencing ct the times hereinafter
mentioned, that is 10 say:
Cord Hazard, at the rate cftwenty dol
lars per month, 70 commence on the 6rst
day ofJanuary, one thousand eight hun.
dred and twenty nine:
Samuel H. Phillips, ut the rate Of TWEEN
ty dollars per month, 10 commence from the
first day OF January, one thousand eight
hundred and thirty:
John M'Creary, al the rate OF eight dol.
lars per month, TO commence on the FIRST
day Of January, one Thousand eight hun.
dred and twenty. nine: ,
Geoigc w. Howard, who has been here
tofore placed on the Invalid Pension List,
10 receive, hereafter, the sum of fourteen
dollars per month, To commenc a ON I'll. Gr-,
day OF January, one thousand eight hun.
dred and thirty.
Sec. 2. .andte ifJuriher enacted, That
the pensions above granted shall be con
tnued to the persons, respectively. during
their respective lives, and that il shall moi
be necessary for them to produce IA aft
davt Of continued disability.
Approved, May %, 1880.
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TyIer's Remedy for the Piles.

IL. . ASCACAJ iOI the lies.
SuSHE efficacy of this valuable Medicine in cnses Of
external and internal hemorrhodal affections has
been abundanty.proved and established 1t is offered
with the fullest confidence, remedy that vzi ef:
fect speedy relief in all cases of this nature That
this medicine will efectually remove the cause from
which the piles have arisen, is fully demonstrated by
the numerous testimonials of persons who were cured
disease. q
fhis medicine is put up in two distinct parcels, one
Tor external and the other for internal piles which
can be had separate, as the case may require.
For sale by JOHN ii. BLAMIRE,
Je Opposite the Earle door
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|tf'||t|4. 'fI'H1 ~. I $50.
The parties interested VIZ pIeaao lake notice. that
have appointed tbs mi 81 august li. a. s
he account. directed 81 Iht Foregoing order 81 ihc
court on whieIl day, AZ s'c|ock. a. M. they aro
required 20 attend a ny office N hs cil} with heir
rceoun', tpgenef. documents and testimony. ready
- examinei'on and settlement and eib ace coples
u re necessary court nsptfs.
g vi hftAuv BAKER, Gums
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THE HORSE.

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easy pan being treatise all the diseases accidents
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the animal functions IN health aud showing the principles
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Kinds, Veterinary Surgeon With Considerable additions and
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M Smith, &c &c with numerous engravings
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