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The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-09
LITTLE ROCK HIGH SCHOOL, For Young Ladies.

 rTNHIS Institution, under the charge of Mrs. sBd N the Misses WooD, will be opened for the cepton of pupils both day scholars and bOarders Monday the 2sth inst.
 Terms of Board and Tuition.
 FoR rHn SESSION or VTvE MosTHs. Day scholars, lst department, fuli, or fnsh-
 ing course, $2j do 2d department. 9 do 3d department, l6 do. 4th department, R French, Italian. Spanish and German lan-
 guages, each " Singing in choir. 10 Music, with use of Piano, a Harp, So Guitar, D Drawing, 10 A course of lessons in Poouah painting,
 Japan work, inlaying of Ebony and lvo-
 Fy. and wax flowers, each 10 Hamburgh work, and embroidery also taught An extra charge will be made for washing al the ordinary rates in the city. month.
 Each boarder will furnish her bed. bedding towels, and table napkIns Payments quarterly tn advance--no deduction for absence, except in case of sickness. By particular request. class of Boys under !" years of age, will be received.
 Music will be taught principally on the LcgieFAn system.
 REFKRxScEs.-Rev. ", Saunders, Col T. D Merrick, Maj. LawsoB.
 For any further particulars apply personally or by letter, pest paid. al this ofhee.
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EDIBLES.

A"GD Cans fresh Oysters.
 l50 Soups and Bouilh.
 100 '' fresh Peas.
 100 Lobsters.
 60 |" TerTapins. Also, fresh Salmons, Clans, Milk, Mackerel, boiled veal. &c., &e dramatically sealed in tin cans purchased and receIved direct from the celebrated houses Of Wm. Underwood & Co.,, of Boston, and E. Wright. of Baltimore, warranted and for sale by lan3O W. P. OFFICER.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-09
NEW ORLEANS TYPE FOUNDRY AND PRINTERS, DEPOT.

No. IT. Canai Si. kow. erposiis he Custom House IT H. GREEN respectfully announces to Prin- H. tefs snd Publishers that be Is constantly manufacturing, and has on hand, extensive as sortment of TYPE, of every desenPtion. and every article Seqaisite for the ptinting businesz-
 The subscriber is also agenf for tbe sale of NA. PIER, SMITH ana WASHINGTON PRESSES; also, icr PROUT~s PRINTING INK. tof aii coiofs.) with George F. Nssbitl's eeiebsaied pre- lniam WOOD LETTER, whieh he will furnish in any quantities at the shortest so.ics. aario sleD
The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-09

r"When things get to the worst, they geper- ally take turn for the bettpr" This pFoverb applies more particularly 10 lady's silk dress, when she cannot get new one.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-09
NGDTnW-Mr.

Y'HE subscriber, agent for II. Habermaa. waI N continue the formers business at his old s,anJ on Main, near Markham street, and keep ceus,.nr. Y on hand fall and well as-srted stock of G vses. ries Dry Gecds, Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Casting, highest market prices will bs paid for coap,.v aro. duee, as beef hidess peltries, becswax. &a. "
 lanl l9 JOHN KRAIfgF
The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-09
FRESH GROCERIES, Re-, &e.,

FNENH GKUCEKIEN, Nt., Nt., ID ECEIVED PER STEAMERS PENNIWIT h AND DUROC, and for sale at the lowest prices-smong which are the following articles s5 sacks Rio Coffee; 1 bbls. Loaf Sugar; hhds Loaf Sugar;
 5 bbls. Reboiled Molasses; 20 doz. Painted Fails;
 8 boxes cheap Tobacco; 50 sets common Teacups and Saucers; 50 " e Edged Plates; 50 doz. Pitchers;
 I box Shaving Soap;
 l bale heavy Drillings;
 bales heavy Alabama Cottons. June l2. A. J. HUTT.
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RECTLAR NAPOLEON < PT. CIBSON PACKET.

kEGUhAN NAPULEUA < FIT. GIBNUN FAUAET.
 w~ h THE UNDERSIGNED would in- L&awxssszR form his friends. and the public, generally, that, having built the A@"RWH NGDe <@s Expressly for the Arkansas river, she will make regular trips from Napoleon to Fort Gibson. He is confident that she is sufficiently light drawng but I2 inches1 to run the year ronnd, and will do so if the public will but extend 70 him reasonable por ton of their business It is not his wish to mOnopO se the business o the river, and run ali other boats out and then charge enormous prices, but to do an honest, fair, and liberal business Not wishing to take any advantage of the public, he invites them to give him cali, and he will make them as com fortable and take them along fast as any other boat of her class in the river.
 J. P. GREGG, Master. Oct. 24, ls4s. G.
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N EW GOODS.

ToHN D. ADAMS has just returned from New sD Orleans, with a s,naif well selected stock of
 STAPLE DRY GOODS: Consisting of domestics bleached and brown, Cseor gia lowells prints, besched and brown drills shee ing, shTtihg and table linens. Kentucky jeans, red and white aanaelA, striped and plain Iinsys, few pieces ginghams, bazes, and lnuslins. Together with a small lot of
 Hats, Boots, shoes, &c., Sc. Which will be offered vety low for cash or country produce.
 July 96, lS4S.
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"AMRMDwWAWmc..

MILL, $ cut and hand saws; cotton and wvol WI cards; corn and coffee mills; stocks and dies horse nails; coach wrenchesi steeiyards; iron mo lasses gates; shoe thread; peg cutters; drawing knives; hooks and hinges; brass top dogs; files iron braces; butts, wrapping paper, Be.
 Received and for sale by
 jan20 VIM. B. WATT
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CtUNDRIEs--3o ksg. pure, No. White Lead - 10 kegs Nails; 26 boxes Window Class, ass s' s>< 10, te 1is< 20;
 % boxes Star Candles,
 2 bbis Lard Ooii;
 l do. Lincee1 Oil;
 4 boxes Missouri gold Leaf Tobacco; 500 ibs. Cotton Yarn;
 bale Cotton Bats;
 IS sets Wagon Bsxes; zO00 ibs- Bar Ifoa; bar Soap; Wosdsn baeAsV' kc.. received and fes sale by .,.r dec26 WMs p. ~A
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DLoUGHSs--36 No. l, Hall 5 Improved Peacock I3 No. 2, <"
 No. g, i2 No. !, Halls Valley, with cast points;
 6 No g. Received and for sale, at reduced rates, by janl6 VIM. B. WAIT
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HAYS & co.

HAYS x CO.,, AT ADAMs's OLD STAND, OPPOSITE THE RKAL
 ESTATE BANK,
 HAVE just received. in addition to their stock Of lA DRY GOODS, general supply of Family Groceries, Liquors, Ac., which they will sell for Cash only--bat at CASH PRICES. The atfes- ton of purchasers is respectfully solicited to their stock and prices. Stay IS.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-09

NIHITE.LEAD.-so kegs Pare Waite Led,
 w received and for sale by August !. VIM. D. WAIT
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Rates for Yearly Advertising. For 10 lines. or Iess,( each additional ]
 months,l sG square. p
 10
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All standing advertisements will be charged al tn" first mentioned rates, ualess contract be mace when left for insertien and must be paid for n A1- vance.
 Nopersen will be announced for any office, eithe' city, State, or county, without the advance pay ment of five dollars.
 Political circulars will be charged ss adseFlSs- menis, and payment required In advance.
 No iob will thereafter be delivered to any persoa with whom we have no regular dealings, until pad for.
 All advertisements must be marked with the nnm' Der of inse eftions desired otherwise they wili s' continued until forbid, and charged accordingly.
 Ir.Ns variation will be made from the above raisa
 Single number of the paper, l2s4 cents
 Al letters mast De post paid. or thsy will moi re- ceiye any sttention-
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NE " GOODS

LUST RECEIVED, per steamer Cotton P'ans,a sD full assoEtmen; Of Dry Goods, GEoeeF1es, HARDWARE, CUTLERY, QUEENSW IKE, Boots, shoes, TTatss &e., &e., among wh'SA are
 DRT GOODS. 3-l, 4-4T4 and 9-4 DSo Flax Thread;
 Domesties; Linen Gingbsms; Bleaehed Domestics; Do Cheeks; DfiIlings; Grass linen; OsnabHrgs: CFttoa Ginghams; Twilled Stfipes; Bapiis,e Ginghams; 4-4- and 5-A Tiekings; Jaeeonet Muslins; Flsnnels; Tsriila Plaid, do.; Kentucky Jeans. Lawns: Cotionades; CanbTics; Demins; Irish Linen; Diapess: fPIiAts; Crash, si,k Handkerehiefs; silk * Cotton Umbrellas; Cotton do; Spool Cotton; Gloves; Hosiery;
 GROCERIES. 5 hhds. prime Sugar; Moiasses; 50 sacks :. Coffee; kiee;e Loaf Sugar Teas; Crushed do.; sperm Candles; Powdered, do.; Star, do., Ghocolate; ----------i AdseksEel; ------ CIaret Wine: Codhsh; Champagne; DO Piekels; 3 pipes old Cog Brandy;lNutmegs; bbis. Amefiesn, do; Cinnamon; Almonds; Cloves; Raisias; Lemon Syrup; Pepper sDre 9sa; Sauce; Kstehup; e Olive Oil. HARDWARE AND CUTLERY Knives and Forks; g5g kegs "old Colony g CsrveTs and forks; Nails; Butcher Knives; kegs Flooring Brads; Pocket do.; Locks: Bolts; Mill Saw Files; Butt Hinges; l Crescent do., Screws; Bsads; Hand Saw do.; Brass Candlesiicks; Rasps; Percussion Caps; | Cnisets; Buck Shot; l AugnTs; Drop Shot; | Plane Irons; Sad irons; 1 Broadaxes; Cotton and Wool CaTda; Chopping do; C. $. Trowes; Shingling Hstcbets; Pad Locks; l Mill Saws, 61@ to feet; Cupboard Locks; ] Hand do; 5000 lbs. Swedes Iron; | Drawing Knives; 10000 lbs. American do. Steelyards; l QUEENS WARE.
 Cups and Saucers, Glass Plumbers; Plates; Glass DecanteTs; | Pitchers; Preserve Dishes, Bowls; Ewers and Basins. BOOTS. SHOES & HATS--A full assortment | SADDLERY-Spanisha and half Spanish Saddles; American do. BidIes Martingales. Collars, Flames, Whips, Spurs, Stirrups, Saddle Bags, Carpet Bags. &c., &c., all of which will be sold low for Cash, or ! in exchange for country produce
 Our PRICES tciH be tnparfably Cash PRICES June 5. T. D. MERRICK S Co.
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4 RKANsAs FLOUR.--s7 Bags Fsssh Arkan "A sas FLOUR. received from Van Burep. and og sale by june sI A. J. HuTr.
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NAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

Little Rock Feb. p, ls4s. 2l-tf
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-02-21
Approved August 7, 1s4s.
. EPUBLIc-No. 1911

# a L
An act for dividing the State of Georgia into two u
dcial districts, and organizing and establishing an
additional district court of the United States, with
circuit court powers and jurisdiction. ~ -
Be 1t enacted 6y the Senate and House of ReDresc7,-
sGtiues of the United States of America Congress As.
sen6Led, That the State of Georgia shall be, and the
same is hereby, divided into judicial districts in
manner following, to wit the counties of Harris
Talbot, Upson, Monroe, Jones, Putnam,, Hancock.
Warren Colurnbia and all the other counties in said
State south of them, shall compose one district to
be called the southern district; and the courts shall
be held heretofore, and at the times now auther-
lied and required by law, DIT Savannah. The coug,-
ties of Troupe, Merriwether, Pike, Butts, Jasper,
Morgan, Greene, Taliaferro, Wilkes, Lincoln, and
all the remaining counties in said State north of
them, shall compose one district, to be called the
northern district and shall be held for the said
district at Marietta, in the county of Cobb. ac ,
SEQ. g. .2ndb 1T further elacte1 That there shall
be two terms of the district court for the northern
districts held at Marietta, in each and every year. to
begin on the second Monday in March, and on the
second Monday in September. And the district
Judge of the United States for the State of Georuia
is herebyrequired to hold the courts aforesaid and
furthermore he is authorized and required to hold
special terms at Marietta, in each year, If
in has opinion, the business of the the pab4
lie convenience shall require it to be done no g.
Sec 3. find be a. further enacted, That the second
Monday in March and the second Monday in Sep.
tember in each year shall be return days for wfits
and executions, returnable to the said district
be held for the northern district Marietta; and
the parties to such suits shall be returned shall
make up their Pleadings under such rules as the
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-02-21
1PUBLIC-No. lI52.l

An actsto authorize the State of Alabama I'd apply
certain lands heretofore granted to that State for
- internal improvements, for the use of schools in
the valueless sixteenth sections in said State
SEC. L. Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatigese the United States .4rtca an Con-
greSs dsseznbe That the lands granted to the Stats
of Alabama for purposes of internal Improvements, by
the eighth section of the entitled act to ap
propriate the proceeds of the sales of the public
lands, sand to grant preemption rights' approved
September fourth. eighteen hundred and forty one,
may be-, and the same hereby, placed at the dis
Posaoofthe Legislature Of said State, atsueh price
as the said Legislature of said State may Direct to
be appliedfor the of schools in such tow nships
of said State in avhich4he sixteenth Or school sec
tiohs comparatively talaeless and the legislature
may locate said Hands in any legal subdivisonsy not
less than forty acres, within the limits of said State
Approved August IL 1s4S. ~ 'ss5
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-02-21
|rHE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD
is PUBLISHED WEEKLY, BY n,3T ~,
WILLIAM w. HOLDEN,
EDITOR AND, PROPRIETOR. r.,g .s.l,

TIE NoRrH CARo11xA srkND ARD 81 is published week
at Three Dollars per annum, payable in advance. In
o instance will the paper be sent unless henoney foI
he same shall accompany the order. Subscribers and
thers who may wish to send money to the Editor, can
o so at all times, by Mail and at his risk Receipts for
hl sums will be promptly transmitted
ApvERrIsEMENTs not exceeding fourteen lines will be
one time for one dollar and twenty cents for
each subsequent Insertions those of greater length in pro
oron Court Orders and Judicial Advertisements will
he charged twenty-five per cent. higher than the above
tes reasonable deduction will be made to those who
advertise by the year. ,, T., ,..E en-. fra-sa.s ss
Letters to the Editor must come free of postage.
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-02-21
d August 7, 1s4s.
[PUBLIc-No. 147.l

An act for the relief of those pre-empton claimants
upon the Miami lands in Indiana, who, by their
services in the Mexican are entitled ito county
lands a.. . =. tt.ILy Il ~
BE it enacted By the Senate and House Of Representa-
tires Of the United States Of Aerica Congress assem-
6ked, That those persons who entitled to bounty
land warrants for hundred and sixty acres in vr-
tue of their own services during the present with
Mexico, and who may likewise be entitled to the
right fpre-emption upon the Miami lands in Indana
under the act Of the third of August. eighteen hun
dred and fortysix, shall have the priVilege apply
ing their warrants in payment or part paymentfor
the tract to which they may establish their right of
pre-emption said warrant to be estimated, when re-
ceiyed as aforesaid, at the sum of one dollar and
twenty-five cents for each acre therein contained
Proyided, That in case shall the government be
required to refund any excess of the estimated
of said warrants, oyer and above the price the
claimed to be entered; and should the tract claimed
to be entered aforesaid exceed at the fixed by
law the said sum- then and in such case the balance
ofthe purchase money of said tract shall be paid in
cash. .. -: .-...;-.r ..g .. 80
ADDroved
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-02-21
TPuB1re-No. 1853. Ia

An Act concerning the pay department of the army
SEC T. BE Il enacted by tie Senate and House of
REPRESENTATIVES Of the United Sdtesof a,perica Il, Con-
gress assembled, That the Paymaster General be- ana
he is hereby, authorized to- allow any of the pay
masters of the army,, who shall have been employed
in the payment of volunteers, during the late war
half of one percentum all disbursed by them
as aforesaid, as he shall deem reasonable compen-
sati0 the risk and labor attending such service
Pr6tfde, That the Said commission to any one pay
master shall not exceed thousand dollars per an
mum, from the commencement to the close of the war
SEC. q -Asid be 1T ft5rtter enacted That the said
Paymaster General may, in his discretion, allow to-
any payfnaster's clerk, in lieu Of the pay now allow
ed by law, an annual salary of seven hundred dol
lars. " 80 81 - -@" -''h 80. = 'i"
Approved August u. 1913. -E-- -. l----t.l
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-02-21
FPuRTJc-No I1I1
An Act to authorize the Secretary of the Treasury
license yachts and for other

An Act to authorize the Secretary of the Treasury to
s,x license yachts, and for other purposes.se,,f y
SEC, l. Be 1t enacted By the Senate and House of
Representatives. Of the United Sates .Raaericq Con-
assembled That the Secretary of the Treasury
is hereby authorized to yachts used and en-
ployed exclusively aspleasure vessels, and designed
as models of naval architecture and entitled to
be enrolled American vessels, to be licensed on
terms which will authorize them proceed from port
port Of the United States without entering clear
ing at the custom-house. Such license shall be in
such form the Secretary of the Treasury may pre-
scribe roDded Such vessel so enrolled and licens-
ed shall not.be allowed to transport merchandise or
the owner of any such vessel, before taking out such
license, shall give bond in such form and for such
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-02-21
Approved August 10, 1913.
IPuBL1c-No. I74.1

State 70 quidae ee certain acn11t cams bere
in mentioned passed eighteenth of April, one
thousand eight hundred and fourteen
Be enacted By the Senate and House Of Representa-
sebea, That the Secretary of State be, and he IS
hereby, directed to examine according to principles
of eqlfity and Justice, the claim of Joseph De la
Franca for advances uade for the use and benefit of
the United States, prior and since the taking of
that portion Of the late province of West Florida des-
crbed in the act (approved eighteen hundred and
fourteen( to which this is supplement, included
Mississippi territory BY the United States; and that
such sum of moHey he may find to be Justly due
to the said De Ia Francia be Paid to him OF his Legal
representatives, but of any moneys in the treasury
not otherwise appropriated. 1'& .t''9iL O'7F'8's
Approved August IA, 1913. 's'3... .''' 10 iSo3 20
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-02-21
-.i [PuBL1c-No. 40. /

An Act to authorize the issuing register to the bark
-fs -. .. Mary Teresa. --s5 Guo3 =
SEC. L. Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives. Of the United States of aDaerica Con-
gress assembled That there be ssued, under the di-
rection of the Secretary of the Treasury, register
for the bark Mary Teresa, formerya French vessel,
but now owned. by Nathan Rogers and Charles But
er citizens of Baltimore, in the State of Maryland
and which said vessel having been wrecked and COM
demned in the Chesapeake bay, and has been repair
ed great expense Prdufded 1t shall be proved
the satisfaction of the Secretary of the Treasury that
the cost of the repairs made in the United States ex-
ceeds three-fourhs of the original of building
vessel of1the same tonnageih the United States.
Approved August 7, 1648. .-Iaai3i sa3 ii arssgs
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-02-21
Approved Angusr Z, i84s.
IPnn11c-NnId6 !

An Actto that part the State oIndiana border
ing on lake Michigan to the Chicago collection
district. .'t... :, g.
SEC. 1. Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives. Of the Cited States Of Rnaerea in Con-
sress assembled, That, from and after the thireth
day of September next, all that part of the State of
included in the Detroit collection district be- and the
same is hereby annexed to, and made part of the
collection district of Chicago, in the State ofIli-
nois. - ,.. -, -, -. ...
Approved August7, 1s4s., - 81 f.f..@ .4 as 81 ;.
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-02-21
TPUBLIc-No. I44.1

An Act to annex the town of Essex, in the State of
Massachusetts, to the collection district of Glou-
-cester. -. 80.
Sec. i. Be IL enacted by tile Senate and Rousa of
Represent9Yes he United States Of america in Con-
gress asseibie That the town of Essex in the State
of Massachusetts, included In the collection dis
trict of Newbuyport, shall hereafter be included in,
and form part Of, the collection district of Glou-
cester
Approved Angusr Z, 184s.
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-02-21
PuBL1c,--No.. I6s.

70'f1IVY'.- =. y - n =
An Act in relation to the terms of the crcn and dis
trct courts of the United States in and for the dis
trict of New Jersey. a. t,g,;.Fsr>
Be 1t enacted By the Senate aud House Of Representa-
Ues Of the grFted States dmercd C6ngress assenr-
bd, That the circuit court of the United States for
the district of New Jersey shall hereafter be held on
the fourth Tuesdays Of March and September, Instead
of the first days Of April and October as heretofore
the district of New Jersey shall hereafter be held on
the third Tuesdays of January April, June and Sem
tember, instead of the second TUESDAYS Of Nav and
November as heretofore; and all writs actions ap-
Peals recognizances and proceedings whatever pend
ing, or which may be pending in said courts Or re-
turnable to the terms they now exist shall be con-
tinued, heara, tried, proceeded WITH and disposed of
by the said courts, in the same manner as might or
ought to have been done, if the said conrsha been
held at the times heretofore directed by law,
Approved August IL, 1948,
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-02-21
TPuRIIc-No, 1927

TPUBL1c-No. 122. 't'& - 3. .-1.'.
An Act supplemental to an act to confirm the survey
and location of claims for lands in the state of Mis-
sssippi, east of the Pearl river and south of the
thirty-irst degree north latitude, approved March
three, eighteen hundred and forty-fve.
Sec T. BE 1T sn1cted by TIE Senate and House g Rep
resetafiUes Of The Cited States Of .7niericn IN C6ngresS
assembled, That all confirmed claims and settlement
rights for lands Situate in the States of Mississippi,
east of the Pearl river and south of thirty-rst de-
gree of north latitude, which - not been actually
surveyed the ground, and for which plats Of
actual survey had been returned the surveyor gen
erals Office south of Tennessee before the first
day of January, one thousand eight hundred and
thirty-nine, shall be, and are hereby confirmed, ac-
cording to actual surveys hereafter to be made as
herein provided for, In the same manner that said
claims actually surveyed on the ground and returned
the surveyor generals Office the time aforesaid,
are confirmed by the act to which this is supple
ment; and the surveyor general is hereby authorized
and directed, the request of any party nterested
to the survey of said claims, ,iwithout delay,
and any time between the passage of this and
the first day of January eighteen hundred and fifty
to be made and returned to this Office, and he S all
certify the return and plats of such actual surveys
SO made to his Office, to the register and receiver for
lands in the Augusta district for said State And the
surveyor general and the said register and receiver
shall regard these claims and pats of actual survey
in all respects, upon the same footing with the claims
confirmed as actually surveyed upon the ground, by
said act to which this is supplement- and subject
to, and entitled to the benefits of all the provisions
of said act ProUded, That if it shall appear to the
surveyor general from the plas of actual survey al
ready returned to his Office, that any of said claims
cannot now be actually surveyed on theground, ow-
ing to their conflict With other claims already
hrmed actually surveyed on the ground, by the
act to which this is a supplement, then it shall be
lawful for him grant to the claimant, deprived
of his location, warrant, provided by the fourth
section of said act, without causing the survey to be
made. i:' .---'.- -.- '--- ~ .....- Ed
SEC. 3. find be 1t further enacted, That all war
rants which have been heretofore issued or which
shall hereafter be issued by the surveyor general
south of Tennessee under the provisions of the orig
provisions ofthis act be- and they hereby author
lied be located upon any lands subject to sale at
private entry in the State of Mississippi, in any of
the land districts in said State in the same
that said warrants authorized to be located
in the Augusta land district. ."
Approved August 5, I849. t''z 81.
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-02-21
BY AUTHORITY.

Acts and Resolutions passed at the First Session
of the Thirtieth Congress. '.."