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fpUBLIC, No. II

4.
An act for the final adjustment of claims to lands in
the State of louisiana.
BE It enacted By the Senate and House of Rep
reScntdtices of the United States of America in
Congress assembled, That any person or persons
having claims to land in the state of Louisiana,
whose claims have been recognized by former laws
valid, but which have not heretofore been confirm
ed to the grantees their legal representatives be
and they hereby, authorized to present their
claims to the register and receiver of the land office
in which the land may lie within two years from the
passage of this act, together with the written
and other testimony in support of the same, and it
shall be the duty of the register and receiver to
cord III book to be kept by them for that purpose,
the notice of every claim preferred, together with
the evidence in support of the same and the said
register and receiver hereby further authorized
to receive any evidence for and on behalf of other
individuals who may resist the confirmation of any
such claim either their own behalf, that of the
United States, and cause to be taken any evidence
which shall be deemed necessary and proper by
them to have such claim properly and Justly settled,
and to have the same likewise recorded in said
book, for which service IN recording the applicant s
title papers and evidence, they shall be entitled to
receive from said applicant at the rate of twenty
five cents 10 every hundred words.
Sec. .. Ind be IL further enacted, That it shall
be the duty of the registers and receivers Of the land
Onccs, AT OF Deloe ue DegInnlIg OF each SESSION oI
Congress thereafter, to make to the Secretary of the
Treasury a report of the claims which may have
been presented before them, together with the test-
mony, accompanied by their opinions of the validity
of each claim. and such other information respect
ing them as may be in their possession which, said
report, shall by the Secretary of the Treasury, be
laid before Congress as soon practicable, with
the opinion Of the Commissioner Of the General
Land Office, touching the validity of the respective
claims
Approved, FEBRUARY 9th, 1885.
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MEMOIR OF RHODE-ISLAND.
1858.
loss.
Coz. AndrOs' Proclamation for day Of Thanks
giring.
Bv his EIceUencu.

G0c. Andros' proclamation J0T q ddy U Il iHdHhS-
giring.
BY his ErceIlency.
Whereas it hath pleased Almighty God, who in a
..ignal manner hath blessed his majesty and this
Kingdom under his majestys government, with
great prosperity power and plenty, to give his maj
esty also apparent hope and good assurance of hav-
ing issue by his Royal Consort the Queen, who
Through Gods great goodness,) at the time of the
latest intelligence from England, was with child.
And forasmuch increase of issue of the royal fam
ily is public blessing, and under God, the great
security of peace and happiness to his majesty and
his dominions.
do therefore, by the advice of the Council, ap-
point, command and require, that upon the twenty
ninth instant throughout this dominion, public
thanks, and solemn prayer, be offered up to Al
mighty God, upon the occasion aforesaid and that
all minister's and other persons, do take note here
OF and demean themselves in all things accordingly.
Dated in Boston the 18th day of April, in the tenth
year Of his majesty's reign.
Domini 1858. T.. ANDROS.
BY his Excellency's command,
JOHN WEST, Dep. Sec
To the Sheriff of r. Island forthwith to publish
throughout his precincts. JOHN WEST, Dep. Sec
Death of Cor. Pelcg Sanford.
Peleg Sanford was one of the early settlers of
Rhode Island, and was frequently appointed to of
flee in the colony. In the years 1850 81 and 50
he held the office of Governor. He died 1858. He
Secretary for many years of the proprietors OF
the Island of Rhode-Island, and continued to be
both under the first and second charter. His COM
position were plain comprehensive and laconic and
records.
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Livery Stable.

VHNIE Subscribers beg leave respectfully to inform
u their friends and the public generally that they continue
TO keep horses and carriages Of every description for their
commodaton be let the reasonable terms and furnish
ed at the shortest notice They be found all times
each Of their stables attached To the Bellevue Hotel and Town
sends Coffee House where they will be happy wait their
customers with promptness and fidelity Grateful for past ay
they take this opportunity express their acknowledge
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will both merit and share of public patronage. IIav
ing the best well the greatest variety of horses
and carriages they doubt not being able furnish all who will
please call upon them witt, such equpages will fail
answer their purposes. HOWE Il METCHEAR
Oct %. epu
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1PUBLIC. No. 81

PUBLIC. No. D.
An act to allow further time complete the issuing
and locating of military land warrants, during the
late war.
BE 1t enacted By the Senate and House of Rep
resentatres the United States of America, in Con-
greSS assembled, That the act entitled .An act to
allow further time to complete the issuing and loca-
ting of military land warrants" approved the twen-
ty-sixth day of May, one thousand eight hundred
and twcnty-four and also the operations of the act
approved the twenty-fourth day of Febuary one
thousand eight hundred and nineteen, which by said
act of one thousand eight hundred and wenty-four,
is revived, be, and the said acts hereby,
ded and continued in force for the of five years
from and after the twenty-sixth day of May last.
Approved, January 9th, 1885.
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TPUBLIc. No. A..


An act making appropriations for the payment of
the rev Sonary and other pensioners of the
United States, for the year one thousand eight
hundred and thrty-ive.
BE it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatices ofthe United States Of America in Con-
eress assembled, That the following sums be paid
out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise
appropriately for the pensioners of the United States
for the year one thousand eight hundred and thirty
five.
For the revolutionary pensioners, underline several
acts prior that of the seventh of June, thou
sand eight hundred and thirtytwo, in addition
unexpended balance of two hundred and seventy
three thousand and five dollars and fy-ihree cents
the sum of four hundred and fifty eight thousand
nine hundred and ninety -nnedollars and fortyseven
cents.
For the invalid pensioners, under various laws,
in addition to an unexpended balance of sixty-nne
thousand hundred and twenty-five dollars, the
sum of two hundred and forty-one thousand two
hundred and nineteen dollars.
For pensions to widows and orphans in addition
to an unexpended balance of three thousand five
hundred and eighty-four dollars and forty-nn
cents, the, sum of two thousand five hundrded dol
lars.
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fREsoLUTIoS, No. IL

RESOLUTION, No J..
Whereas the Winchester and Potomac Rail Road
Company have found it mpracticable to make
the raul road through the grounds belonging to the
United States at Harper's Ferry, agreeably to the
exact tenor of the joint resolution passed for their
benefit at the last session of Congress
Resotved, by the Senate and House of Bepresen-
tdtires Of The United States o inerioo, in Congress
assembled, That the said Winchester and Potomac
Rail Road Company, are hereby authorized to com
plete said rail road, as now located through said
grounds, on paying the value Of any improvements
injured, or giving authority replace them in o,be
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positions, should they be deemed by the President
of sufficient importance to be paid for, or removed
Prorided, hooecer That the road shall be cou-
structed in such place, far passes through the
public grounds that Harper's Ferry, as may be ap-
proved by the President.
Approved, January 9th, 1885.
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TPUBLIc. No. 6.1

An act to extend the time of issuing military land
warrants to the officers and soldiers of the revolu-
tonory army.
BE it enncted by the Senate and House of Rep
resentatires of the United States Of America, an
Congress assembled, That the time allowed for in
suing military land warrants the officers and SOL
ders of the revolutionary army shall be extended to
Inc first day of January, eighteen hundred and forty.
Approved, January 9th, 1885.
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Torn Council, TirertOn, Noucmbcr 5, 1884.

Torn Council, TirertOn NoUembcr 5, 1884.
KWTIIEREAS the council Of the of TWerton on
w the 9th day of October 1894 appointed committee to
survey bound and mark highway which had been by
said council adudged necessary who have duly made report
that they have surveyed bounded and marked said high
way which the dividing line between the
of Fall River and verton and southery direction
through lands of the heirs of Richard Borden VIM. r. Rod
man Notice is therefore hereby, given TO all persons
teresed appear they fit before SAID council the first
Monday of December at 10 o'clock A. NJ at the Stone
Bridge Hotel said veron and be heard for against said
report BY order Of said Council ASA GRAY Coun. CN.
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more than go kinds of Borders and than 1000 kinds
Cuts and Ornaments for oo books newspapers and scientific
works orders any Of which, for Composing Sticks Cases
Chases &c viii be executed with the prompttude
large stock being always on hand
They will also orders for Printing Presses, Paper
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Printers of Newspapers will please publish this advertise
with this note) three times, sending paper containing
the Foundry and payment when they purchase ou
times the amount Of their bill from the Foundry.
New York March y, 1884. GEO BRUCE d co,
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Piano Forte Music.
NEW AND POPULAR
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Kendalrs March. Web-ter's Quick Step
The Duke of Reichsadt's Celebraed Waltz.
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High let swell nnefu notes" Chrsmas anthem set
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The above together with large lot of Standard Muse,
have been recently received for sse, at
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Passengers wishing 60 Plymouth, informed that they
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This Stage connected ~y the Ns,"p -d stage al Fai
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e. HAVE removed to store No 1876 Thanesst Hgn
the Big Hat recently occupied by John Weaver and havs
large superne for seal caps mem
and boys hair seal caps mems and boys cloth es besS
bonnet boas of all descriptions Fur Capes &c on ihe
reasonable Satin Beaver other Hats made the nee
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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES, PASSED AT THE SEC
oND SESSION OF THE TwENTy-THIRp CONGRESS.
TpInr No
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BLACK, Black and colord silks of every description
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A LCOHOL fresh distilled and colourles,s Of su icise
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mn pairs of different qualities, Gen,iemens calf skin
wv boots nailed pegged and sewed. reed & for sale
Mo- n, g. ii. B. HORSWELLS'.
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lsher. and opposed By Messrs. Watkins, Wit
cher. Wilson Of n, Garland Of A., sud Jone,
OF \. The vote being taken BY eyes and noes
the bill YES rejec,cd-sye, -, noe. 50.
On moiioo OF AIR. Prrnti.,. the House pro
eeeded. By joint vote With the Senate. TO IN.
appointment Of Principal Engineer Of IN.
State. Mr. Dorm.n moved the inde finite
postpone 1ent Of the order, which va, ne "a.
lived.
Nr. k.neheioe nominated Charlie. b. Shaw
and this nomination wss sustained BY Mr.. Ca.
bell and Mr.. Prestiss.
No other person being pat IN nomination
the vote Of the house stood-ror Mr. sh. -
9t--Joint vote shaw lie. So Charles d
shaw, fsa. Vas declared duly elected Pria-
cipsi Engineer for one year.
Mr.. Collins offered The foiio~ing resoIu-
ton; (modihed st the suggestion Of Mr.. John
son Of RI
Rssoirsd, That WHEN the General Assem-
bly, adjourns on Tuesday next, the House OF
Delegates will sdjourn sin. die. and the Sen
ate will adjourn to the FIRST Hoodsy 90 De-
csmber next.
The resolution was supported by Mr.. Col
Inns and Mr.. Parker. and opposed By Mes,r,.
Wilson Of q Voolfolk AID Marshall
On motion OF Mr.. usrshsll, the resolution
was laid on tho table.
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WML be oesred. ut public sale

"LL be offered. ut public sal. - -,
w highest bidder, On Ts.y,I.v "A, 80
Dry ~ usreh. % the late resi5encs Of s.,
Howard. dec d near Daniel M.Phsr,o,,, NJ,
pert OF has Personsi Property. eon,..,,,r =;
several good Work iiorses, two r,o.s -,
Mares, oas good three year old , Of,
t~o too year old Colts. ooe sired b, Il.,,-
5. Turner'S thorough bred hor.. cnf,ax
and out Of . Jubilee Mare. Aho- .cr,. -,
Which Cows sst stock cattle, brood $780,
stock Hog, one good Bsrouehe and h."
one Wagon, Ploughs. Hsrrows. &c. A.,
some Household and Kitchen Fur,;,ur. -;
many other articles not necesssry to m,,,,oo
Iu"'-A credit Of sir montb, .,ll \.
gwen on Ill suns over IS. by the p.reh,.,,
OF purchasers giving bod ssd .ppro ,ra -
curly. All SUNS Of SS and under an. g..
vii bs required. Sale 10 eomm-,c. =, =,
o'clock. When due ai,ead,nee will -.
BY SAMUEL T. sTRIDER -,
Feb 10. ls35.
n. h--Ah persons having claim. ,r,io,,
The estate viii please present them on :,
before the lst March. properly au,b~,,,.
called Tor settle nent; and those i,Seb,.t
WI please TO make inmedists payment
\. 7. =. Err
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O17iaors.-Wc find the following in
Philadelphia paper entitled "hr
Democratic Herald" Of Wednesday
last:
Judge Vhiie-the Presidenev.-
The present attitude Of Judge White
oil Tennessee, appears rather calculated
to produce an impression Of division in
the Democratic ranks Of serious cha,
acter. But this danger will vanish.
when VIC reflect, that if it should an
pear formidable when the National
Convention meet, that body will dissi
pate IT in few minutes by the NoM-
NATION Or ANDREW JACKSON FOR
THIRD TERM; n measure every way
calculated to avert the defeat Of the
Democratic party by the wings and
more than justifiable by every princi-
pie involved in the contest OF the par
ty, who are fighting for popular righfs.
and Democratic Government.