Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-27
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disc seized for being illegally imported
INTO the United States.
To repeal so much ofthe act approved
the 23d of August, la42, as requires the
second regiment of dragoons to be con-
verted into regiment of rilemen after
the 9TH day of March, l843.
/ Changing the time of holding the
courts at Clarksburg and ot Wheeling
in the Western District of Virginia, and
the Circuit Court Of the United States
Tor the district OF Arkansas.
To amend the judiciary act, passed
The 24lh of September, 1899.
For the relief of the citizens Of the
towns upon the lands Of the United
States under certain circumstances.
! Relating to bonds to be given by Gus
Itom-house officers.
| To amend an act entitled "An act
to reorganise the General Land Office. "
To amend the act entitled San act to
establish branches Of the mint Of the
/ United States"
To establish port OF delivery nt the
city Of Lafayette, in the State Of Louisi-
ana.
To repeal an act entitled "An act di-
rectng the survery of the Northern line
of the reservation from the half-breeds
of the Sac and Fox tribes Of Indians by
the Treaty Of August, 1924, approved
March 3, l843.
Relating to the port of entry in the
District of Passamaquoddy, in The State
of Maine.
Relating to the unlading of foreign
merchandise Oh the right bank of the
Mississippi river, opposite New Or
leans
To provide for the adjustment of land
claims within the States of Missouri,
Arkansas, and Louisiana, and in those
parts Of the States of Mississippi and
Alabama South Of the 3lsl degree of
North latitude and between the Missis-
sppi and Perdido rivers.
Concerning the Supreme Court Of the
| United States.
Supplementary to the act entitled "An
act to regulate trade and Intercourse
with the Indian tribes, and to preserve
peace on the irontiers,' passed 30lh
June, 1884
Respecting the northern boundary of
the State of Missouri
To authorize repayment for lands sold
by the United States without authority
Of law, and for other purposes.
To refund the fine imposed on The
late Anthony Hoswell, under the sedl-
ton law, to his legal heirs and repre-
sentaivcs.
Concerning conveyances of devises of
public worship in the District of Colum.
bia.
Supplementary TO an act entitled Gan
act to regulate arrests on mesne process
in the District of Columbia" approved
August |, 1912.
Providing for the Insane Asylum in
the District of Columbia.
Requiring one of the Judges Of the
Circuit Court for the District Of Colum-
bia hereafter 10 reside in Alexandria
To incorporate Georgetown College,
in the District Of Columbia.
For the benefits of The stockholders of
Of certain banks of the District of CO.
lumbla.
For the relief Of persons residing with
in the reputed limits OF the State Of Ar
kansas or Louisiana, and beyond the
boundary line between the United States
and the Republic Of Texas, as estab-
lshed by the commissioners appointed 10
ascertain the same.
Also Acts for the Relief scverally Of
+. A. Kerr, f.. ID. Dickson, William
McPherson, George Harrison and his
snre,ics; The heirs of Christopher Mil
Ter, James G. Hallock, Levi Colmus,
Lois Cronk, alias Cronkhite George
w. Allen and Reuben Allen, Samuel
b. FoIger, Isaac Fesserden, John Ed
monson, David AlIspach, The heirs of
Ebenezer Moore John Atchison, lii
ram Murch, William X. Davis, James
Reid, Isaac Justice, George Nj. Jones,
Wm. H. Hoag and others; George
Wallis, Mary Ann Linton, William Hen
son, Joseph Campan, Charles w. Nor
gan, William Glover, John Mulings,
Joseph BonnelI, Adam l.. Mills, Eaton
Nance, Samuel b. Tuck, Gervis Foote,
Henry S. Commager, Robert Monroe,
Asa Davis, Josiah Dillon, late Assistant
Quarter Master General of the Army !;
ManIlus V. Thompson, sole executor of
Miles W. Dckey, deceased Daniel
w Church, Lathrop Foster. The
Heirs of llyacinth Lasselle, Harris
Cook, Mary Nj. TcICair, Charles Holt,
James Pepper and others Alice Usher,
John Sands, Harvey lIeth, George w.
Clarke, G. L. Sengstack, Pierre S.
Derbapne, Ferguson and Reed an act
authorizing a patent to be issued TO Jo-
scph Campan for a certain tract Of land
IN the State Of Michigan acts for the
relief Edward Kennard, Joseph Bryan,
Benjamin b. Ferguson, Henry y. Cru
ger, Geo. Davenport, Harrison Young,
Benjamin Murphy, Waller s. Alexander,
Daniel g. Skinner, Benjamin Young,
William Depeys,er John Miller, Abigail
Gibson, Sarah Blackmore, Henry New
ingham, William p. Duval, Richard
Snccd, Margaret Doughe,ty, AbbeIard
Guthrie, Marcay OIds, Lund Washing
ton, Amos Proctor, Woodson Wren,
John Brainerd, second Isaac S. Ket-
chum. The legal representatives Of
Cant & Shannon deceased Niolot