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The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-20
Approved, August 3, 1912.
TPUBLIc-No. 4O.1

AN ACT 10 provide for the armed occu.
patton and settlement of the unse uIed
part of the peninsula of East Florida.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That anv
person. being the head of family, a single
man over eighteen years OF age, able 10
bear arms, who has made, or shall within
one year from and after the passage of this
act, make an actual settlement within that
part Of Florida situate and being south of
the line dividing townships numbers nine
and len south, md east of the base line,
shall be entitled to one quarter section of
said land, on the following conditions and
stipulations:
First, That said settler shall obtain from
the register of the land office, in the district
in which he proposes TO settle, permit des'
cribing, as particularly as may be practibe,
the place where his or her settlement is in.
tended 10 be made: Provided, That no per-
son who shall be resident of Florida at
the ume of the passage of this act, who
s""ii oe the owner of one hundred acres of
,anu at the time he proposes 10 settle, shall
De entitled to permit from the register.
Second. Fiat said settler shall reside in
the Territory of Florida, south of said town.
ship line, for five consecutive wears. and to
take his grant on any public land south of
that township.
Third. That said settler shall cree,
thereon house fit for the habtation of man,
and shall clear, enclose and cultivate at
least five acres Of said land, and reside
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-20
1PUBLIC-No.4 All

AN ACT to regulate appeals and writs of
error from the district court of the United
States for the northern district ofAlabama.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House OF
Representatives ofthe United States of A
merica in Congress assembled, That all ap
peals and writs of error from the district court
of the United States Icr The northern district
of Alabama, at Huntsville, shall lie directly
to the Supreme Court of the United States,
when the amount in controversy exceeds the
sum of two thousand dollars, exclusive of
costs; and that so much of the act 10 abolish
The circuit court at Huntsville, in the State of
Alabama and for other purposes, as requires
ali apl eals and writs of error to lie from said
district court TO the circuit court at Mobile,
without regard TO the amount in controversy,
be repealed.
Approved, August 4, 1912.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-20
IPUBLlc--No.36,1
AN ACT for the benefit of the county
Holt In The ~ e AZ.

AN ACT for the benefit of the county OF
Holt, in the state of Missouri,
be ii enacted by the Senate and House of
Representative of the United States of A.
merica in Congress assembled, That the
proper authorities of the County of Holt. in
The State of Missouri, be, and they hereby
are authorized to make entry, at the pro.
per land office, within one year next after
the date of this act, at the minimum price.
OF the west halt Of the south west quarter of
section numbered twenty.six and the east
hall OF the southeast quarter of section mum.
oered twenty-seven. in township numbered
sixty, and range numbered thirty. Eight. sit.
uated In said county of Holt, making one
hundred and sixty acres. upon which the
seat ofJustice of said county is located, in
full satisfaction ofrhe claim ofsaid COUNTY
under the provisions of the act entitled AN
act granting to the counties or parishes of
each state and territory Of the United States
IN which the public lands are situated, the
right Of presumption 10 quarter sections of
lands for seats ofjuslice within the same.n,
approved twenty sixth of May, one thousand
eight hundred And twenty four: Provided.
That said lands shall not have been sold by
the United States prior to the date of this
act.
Approved. Aupust 1910
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-20
Fl. BELL, Editor and Proprietor.

erecting public buildings thereon" approx.
ed the third day of March, eighteen hun.
bred and thirty nine, as directed to contig
Gus sections 10 the section 10 be selected
under said act, for the purpose aforesaid, to
be reserved for sale or entry until the fur.
ther action of Congress, thereon, be, and
the same is hereby, repealed: Provided,
That the right Of Pre-emption shall not ac-
crue TO any person or persons who now are,
or may hereafter settle on said lands under
any existing pre-emption law.
Approved, August l, 1912.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-20
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at the Second Session of 9Th
Congress.
loFFIcIAL PUBLICATION.
1PUBLIc No. SO.

PUBLIC No. 33.
AN ACT to regulate arrests on mesne pro-
cess in the District of Columbia.
Be it enacted By the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United StaLes of A.
merica in Congress assembled, That here
after no person shall be held to bail in any
civil suit in the District of Columbia, unless
OIL affidavit filed by the plaintiff or his agent,
stating in cases of debt or contract the a.
mount of which he verify believes 10 be due,
and false pretences, or through breach of
trust, or that the defendant is conceaIing or
has concealed his property in the District or
elsewhere, or is about 10 remove the same
from thus District or The place of his resi-
dence, in order to evade the payment of the
debt, or thai, being a resident Of the Dis
trct and domiciled therein, is about 10 alb.
scond without paying the debt. and with a
Wow TO avoid the payment of the same, SET
ting forth all The facts on which said alIega
tons of fraud or breach of trust are founded.
sLd IN all cases setting forth the grounds;
nature, aud particulars of the claim. The
sufficiency of the affidavit to hold 10 bail.
and the amount of bail to be given, shall.
upon application Of the defendant, be decid
ed by the court in term time. and by any
single Judge in vacation, In all cases in
which the affidavit required by this act is
not filed previously TO issuing the writ, the
Defendant, upon its service. shall not be re-
CURED to give bail, but merely to sign an
order to the clerk of the court to enter his
appearance IN the cause, which: if he re-
fuses 10 do, he may then be held to bail as
in other cases.
Sec. ,. And be it further enacted. Thai
Ruy person now held 10 bail in a civil suit in
the said District NAV apply 10 the Circuit
Court Of The said District in term time. or
io any Judge thereofin vacation, for rule
lie show cause why he shall not be discharg
ed on fling common appearance, and shall
be so discharged unless the plaintiff or his
agent shall file sufficient affidavit, in con-
formity with the provisions of the proceed
ing section, within reasonable period OF
time TO be assigned by the court or The indge
10 whom the application is made.
JOHN WHITE,
Speaker Of The House Of Representatives..
WILLIE P. MANGUM,
President of The Senate pro tcmpore
Approved, Aug. |, 1912.
JOHN TYLER.
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A VOICE FROM LOWELL

Passage ofthe Tariff BM-We con-
graduate our readers upon the passage of
the Tariff Bill, by wing Congress, against
every species OF opposition. Already lis
the manufacturers look forward with hope
Lowell viii now look up, and the whoe
country will smile When the news was
received in Boston great advance in pri-
ces took place. Flags were raised on the
wing reading ROOM LolDeH Courier.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-20
TEN THOUSAND Wines AGAIN IN CouN.

Ten THOUSAND WHIGs AGAIN IN CouN
GIL. The Cincinnati Gazette says, that the
Mass meeting of the wings of Carthage in
this county on Saturday last was grand
and heart cheering spectacle. Ten thous.
and and upwards were there. Ths old men,
middle aged, and the young. The ladies'.
The ,radesmen were there at work. There
was music. There were banners in great
numbers, various, and of excellent device.
There was good spirit and great enthusi-
asm and 6rmness of purpose. Clay and d.
Wis were unanimously nominated for Presi-
dent and Vice President. John Tyler re-
quested to RESIGN. The resignation of
whig members of the Legislature was ap.
proved, as the only way left 10 preserve the
rights the People.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-20

THE MORMoEs. -Eider OrSOn Pratt
We mentioned few days since the dIsa =
pearance OF This gentleman from Nauvoo,
Illinois. He left a communication with his
friends, which stared thai he had been indu-
ced TO take this course on arcount of the
treatment Of lis wife by Smith. and of the
general management of the affairs OF the
church b. him.
The Warsaw QlI.) Signal says :-"We
learn from other sources that S.n.rh, finding
his attempts on Mrs. Pratt we're matters of
notoriety, went TO her husband with a man,
ufactured story, that ! is wife was q base
woman, and that the fact was well known 10
him. This communication had such an ef-
feet upon Mr.. Pratt, al once blasting his
happiness and The reputation Of virtuouJ
woman, that the wretched husband left the
city.
1t will be recoIIocied that Mrs. Schinde,
in her affidavit detailing the attempt of
Smith upon her. said, ''he told her she m list
never tell of his propositions to her. for he
had all inf1uence'in that place, and if she
told, he would ruin her character. AMI she
would be under the necessity of leaving"
This Same scheme has been carried out
in reference to Mrs. Pratt. She told" on
the imposior, and was marked by hun for
destruction. In public speech in Nauyoo
on the I4Ib, Joe spoke of this lady "a wo-
man whose reputation had been as fair as
virtue could make it until she came in con-
tact with HMM a manner only BETTING
the lowest and most degraded vagabond ia
existence
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-20

VEro No. 5.-The Land Distribution
bill, pocketed. without giving Congress an
opportunity to pass it by a two-thrds vote.
VEro No. 6.-The bill prescribing the
mode of taking evidence in contested cleo
tions in the House of Representative
pocketed, after the example of Gen. Jack
son. (by wEig President I'D without CIV
ing Congress an opportunity to pass 1t by a
two.thirds vote.
Thus has John Tyler presumed to inter-
fere with the right of Congress, Judges,
each House, ofits own elections,) to pre-
scribe rules for universal observance in con-
tested elections, forgetting, as in the case
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-20

BENEFIT OF WIG MEASURES.
Philadelphia Gazette says:-'rhe good cf-
fects ofthe tariff are already apparent
Several factories in this CITY which have
been closed, will Immediately commence
operations. Among them the Globe Mills.
Lenning's Chemical Works. and DR.. Ber-
gems Glass Works. We learn also. that
the Lehish Company has been applied TO
for wafer power to be applied to some new
Iron Works. These are indeed cheering
signs ofthe timts. NJ y they increase and
multiply!
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-20
VOL. Vino. 20.

of the Protest, (see the Resolutions Of Mr.
Bolts, Congressional proceedings,) that
such arbitrary usurpa;iens of Executive
power drove him, John Tyler. into the ohlg
ranksl The House will make its own
rules, President or no President; and agree
ably to the law signed BY John Tyler, decI-
ded upon the election of its OWE members
Those rules may be changed by locofoco
majority, but such majority must first be
obtained,-N. II. Sentinel.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-20
Approved, August |, ls42.
TPUBLIc-No. S51

AN ACT granting to the county Of John
son, in the Territory of Iowa, the right
of presumption to tract of land for
seat of justice for said county, and re-
pealing the second section of an act ap-
proved the third of March, eighteen hun.
dred and thirty nine, entitled "An act
making donation of land to the terrific
ry OF Iowa, for the purpose of erecting
public buildings thereon,
BE il enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That the
rlsnt OF presumption at the minimum price
Tor which the public lands are sold, is here
ny granted to the county of johnson in the
'e'''ory ol Iowa, for the fractional NORTH
west quarter, east of the river. of section
numoer hiteen' IN township seyentv.nine, of
range SIX west of the princinal r,er;d;an &c
reported TO the land officers a, Dnbuona ~
SAID territory, containing over one hundred
and seventeen acres and sixty four one HIM
dredihs of an acre, more or less, on the
same terms and conditions expressed in the
act of the twenty-sixth day of May eighteen
hundred AID twenty four. entitled ian act
granting to the counties and parishes of
each State and Territory of the United
SUITES in which the public lands are situated,
tle right of pre-, emption to quarter sections
Of land for seats of justice within the same, 3"
winch said right of pre-emption is in lieu of
.lat 10 the quarter section heretofore loca.
uu by the commissioners of said county
which is relinqushed.
"Ec'2. And be it further enacted, That
~, :" much OF the second section of an act en-
VI, IAN act making donation of land to
we Territory of Iowa. for the purpose of
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-20
IPUBLIC--No. 34.1

AN ACT to extend the provisions Of an act
entitled, IAN act 10 regulate processes in
the courts of the United States" passed
the nineteenth May, one thousand eight
hundred and twenty-eight.
BE it enacted by the Senate and House
OF Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That the
provisions ofan act TITLED IAN act to reg
ulate processes in the courts ofthe United
States passed tie nineteenth day of May.
one thousand eight hundred and twenty
eight shall be, and they are hereby, made
applicable to such States as have been ad.
mrted into the Union since the dates Of
said act.
Approved, August 1, ls42.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-20

Col. r. NJ. JOHNSON is about to make a
journey through Pennsylvania, electioneer-
ing for himself for the Presidency. He is
to be at Danville on the 9th of October, the
anniversary of the battle ofthe Thames
Gov. Porter and other leading Locofocos of
Pennsylvania are 10 take part in the procee-
dings.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-20
MARCUS MoRroN has again been nomi

MARCUS MoRroN has again been nomi-
mated for the Office of Governor by the Ms.
locos, and Fl. N. Chids for Lieut.. Cover
or. The wings will nominate their candi-
date for Governor on the l4lh. John Quin.
cy Adams will probably be the man, should
Gov. Davis decline the nomination.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-20

STATE CoSvEnTIou.-rhe Wing State
Convention will be holden at Syracuse to-
morrow. We believe that the attendance
will be very large, and that every district
will be fully represented. The general irs-
preston is, that Messrs Bradish and COL
lier will be nomin ted to the Offices of Gov
ernor and Lieutenant Governor, and HEN
RY CLAY for President. The CRY Dele
gate left last evening, with others, We believe
from the adjoining counties.
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TERMS OF THE SEVENTH VOLUME.

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the option of the proprietor No payments Carriers al
lowed except ordered by the proprietor.
All communications be addressed the editor PosT
PAID.
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-09

TN DIES CoNFLITs PARLEMENTAIREs .
crLrE.-L'tvenement est venu j~ustIfier nos
provisions. La chanabre DIES representants
a ctde deyant ropiniatrett dtployte par lie
senat dams Ia question dc Ia repartition fu.
ture de Ia representation rationale. Cos!
la chanlbrc qui n fat Mahomet, ct 10 senat
la montague. La motion ayant etc fate
de reprendre en- consideration lapportion.
nement bill renvoy6 par le s6nat, cotte mo-
ton a etc accueillie par une majorite cor.
cil'atrice, dc 100 voix contre l0d, ct la.
mendement senatorial, qni veut un repre-.
rentant par 70,6s0 hHbltants, au lieu de So
ITO CONNIE lie voulait Ia chalnbre, Il etc
adopt6 par 1l3 yoix contre 1903. lie par
Ii de la detection s'etait done grossi de cinq
voix par suite de sa premiere victoire.
Mals lie part de la resistance a viycment
dispute lie terrain Ill "A demande e%preuve
ct contre-epreuve sur chacun DIES paragra.
Plies qui ont do 6tre enleyes i Ia pointe de
votes autant dc fois renouveles. Sous la
loi actudile, il y await I'm total dc 242 re-
p%rdsentants pour toute fUnion, calcules sur
In proportion dc l par 47,7o0 hab!tants.
D'apres la Ioi nouvelle, il ny aura plus que
;,23 re~presentants. ce qui fat tine dIminua-
ton de 10 membres sur lie chitfre actuclle.
LIE tableau ci-dessous indigue combien de
deputies nommcra chaJue Sat 9 quelles
sont les fractions de population qni ne
snront mint rcnrEspnfaps
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-09
Total. 223 576.SI6

La population representative. c,est a dire
non cornpris les e~sclaves des Etats- u mis-,
n augmente, de 1880 d 1910, de 4,0O5, 96s
on 80 81 pour cent en- dix anntes. LIE
nombre actuel des representants etant en-
tout de 244,-y compris les deux d~eIegues
de fArkansas ct du Michigan, ce nombre
Sc serait eleve a 325 melnbres, 81 l'on await
conserve la meme proportion que ci-devant.
lie nombre de 325 membres diyise entire la
population ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fait TN
F~cpresentant par 49,f4l habitants. .C2e-
TAFT la base adopiee par la chambre Ell don't
lie stnat lui IA impose lie rejet.
Sofa done une grave question ~resoIae,
ct residue dams lie sens inverse de Ia logi-
que applique an dogmernde la souveraiaete
popuIaire. Celle-ci s'appliquera en- n,oias,
ct non en- Plus. On la restreint au lieu
dc l'etendre. Au point dc vue d%eetrinal,
Get evsnenIent parlefnentaire a pne grande
portee, plus grande probablement cue ne
Tent ~soupeonne ses autenrs. Au peint de
yue des intarats OPPOSES des deux grandes
fractions Sud ct Nord qhi %eofnposent l2U-
MON americaiae, voiei la modification sp-
portee dams IetE eqtstEibre aetuel par la re.
partition nouvelle. La George sAeSE ]
membre, la Louisiana /. lie Mississippi 2,
l'Ohio .. Indiana 3, Illinois 8. lie Mis-.
sour 5. ct 10 Michigan Q. LIE Maine en-
/, lie New-Hampshire /, lie Nassachu-
sets .. lie Connecticut Q, lie Vermont I,
New-York 6, lie New-Jersy /, la Pensylya-
ME 4, lie Maryland 2, In Virginie 6, Ia Ca
roline du Nord 4, la Caroline du Sud 2,
alabama 2, lie Tennessee @, lie Kentucky
5. Les Atats i ~esclaves font ID gain de 7
Fun cote ct une perte de q de fautre, de-
fcit IA. Les etats librcs font IN gain de
4 dun cote, ct une perte de 18 de l'autre
7. La perte est done, par compa-
aison, del yoix pour les etats d escla.es. !
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-09
PHARMAC1E
DU DIR. G.. soUTERRE,
Dams Iancienne rnaison dc Ia Banque de
Carrollton.
a UYyJ.

Dams rancienne maison dc Ia Banqne de
Carrollton.
Medicines Patenifes, DC.
Or. Councils gonorrhua mixture oil spike;
Hays Eminent and pile ointment Doctor
M'Munn's elk opium botanic remedy for
agne Rowand's tonic mixture for ague
gentine Southern tonic, a vegetable febrifuge;
Rev. Bartholomew elixir Of life, do. expecto-
rant syrup; Cooks pills: DIR. S~appington's
pills for intermittent cure ; DR.. {. Spohn's ague
pills, warranted cure do. cure for sick head
ache; Mo7at's pills, genuine do phtsnix
bitters DE-. Evans camomile pills ; Moofe's
essence of-life Carpenters Saratoga pow
ders toutess les autres preparations de Car
penter; DR.. Viewers celebrated worm tea
and salve; Henry's calcinek magnesia
Moxon's and Buffers effe -vescent magnesia
a~pericnt T%urlington's balsam; Chapman g.
Andorson's cough drops nerve and bone lini-
ment red liniment for rheumatism Roofs
founder ointment DR.. Eastman's asthmatic
drops do, rheumatic drops Jewett's liniment
for nervous affections do. stimulating lini-
ment do. Hnirnent for the headache; Kline's
tooth drops Mothe's copalya capsules; Eus-
tace ct Temples gonorhna mixture Bar
clay's cubcb and sarsaparilla compound L..
liIPpE . J0iitEIisI dtC Vi SdpdAIld i ottCI y
catholicon Thonpson's eye water; Smiths
nipple salve Whites salve for cure Of rheu-
matism; Vests chlorine cosmetic and pills /;
compound chlorine tooth wash Orris tooth
wash Oldridge's balm of Columbia for hair !;
Kalydor for removing p%irnples, freckles, &c;
condition powders for horses.
Encre bleue ct rouge.
Ces articles tres frais viennent d'arrivef
directernent de New York, ct sont offerts 4 UNI
prix tres-mod6re.
La liste des medicines patentees etant trop
longue,le DR. Souterre a cru ne devoir signalera
1'attention que les principles mails il a Phon-
near de preyenir qu'on peut Sc procurer chez
iti tontes les autres, ainsi que tous les medi-
camens simples; sirops, e%xtraits, o~nguents,
eaux dlstillees de toutes especes,. essences,
peintures, hui1es, etc.
II Sc chargera de preparer toutes les ordon-
nances qtI'on youdra bien lui confer, ct fera
tous ses efforts pour mtriter la@bienyeillance
des %personnes qui voudront blen llonorer de-
leur clientele.
% mai 1S41. IS
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-09
AVIS,

hSl1s
Dun naagasin reinforcement ourer4, rue Lafa--
yete, d Baton Rouge.
FERNANDO DE FuENTEs, importeur. de
~cigarres de la Havane, de Ia premiere qualite,
ct agent pour A. Delpit, celebrre lubricant de
toute espece de tabac a priser, tent un maya
sin a la Nouvelle Orleans, ct recoit frGquem-
ment des ordres de cette vile pour les dts
articles, a cru gull serait avantageux tant a
lul-meme qua ses pratiques d'etablir une
branChe de son dams scette vile.
On peut maintenant s'adresser personnelle-
ment d son nouveau magasin, vis-a-vis Ia re-
sldence du Juge Tessier, Oh il est persuade
que ses marchandises donneront ample salts
faction on pourra les obtenr aux plus bas
prix de son ancien Inagasin a Ia Nouyelle Or
leans, soft en- gros on en- detail.
Tn bon assortment de papeterie autres ar
tlcies de demande pourront etre ~obtenues.
Ajuin. II BIN
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