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NOTICE TO PRE- -EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS, AND TO LEsSEEs,
OCCUPANTS, AND PERaIITTEES OF MINERAL LANDS.

lands above mentioned required establish tho same to the sat
the and Sault Ste Mae and make
payment therefor practicable after seeing this notice,
day appointed for the Of The public
embracing elamed Otherwise such claim
will be forfeited
having the under entitled An act
office northern part Michigan ard TO
provide mineral State Michigan
March, ISi7 ernfees
oe extent Of their leases Per any Of The lands above
who entitled under The entitled An act TO
price the mineral lands the Lake Snpe
and Chippewa district, In Wisconsin" "
1850 land covered by
and permits respectively at the minimum price
than full section, cni
ed surrender Of lease the proper land Of
he shall elect do fun section" ut the
required establish the tn the
sau sc Marie, and
aeteahe after seeing his notice
appointed for the OF the public
claimed otherwise such claim
will be forfeited. .@ sss .. . .##
j.. BUrTERFIELD,
the General Land Office.
IT-Iawi3w
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Said pork delivered between the h day Of Jan
s. and ed By % day e. a ss %.
within thirty days after delivery
. s :ps ss
ds4s: all a and al eas
the a.y November lss and The s day Of sa and
Leg 5 e hind s s a ss an 5 Ss
..s a;es an which a. viii = s,ssss
R @ s:s ]: 81 ssy. ss y; ss q 81
4. msas SQUARE nsat a"a smooth !" pieces
.aasa.,sd Inc Ssss day sove%ssr and h's
%
s sS psss. ws" IS
pushsi Tsks Island May, sat and
exclusive pickle, to be made from resh water salt
Tho barrels mus. entirely new,
oned heart Of white oak slaves and heading to be NOT less than
~ sss s White oak aa hoops "
sas s s 3 S s On &c sas md
the yesr when packed and weight ~
y I S and s ny
s
s. .olar .a hs b for either Of The foreign
b branded On ihe heads Of the barrels.
this bassau, Inspected BY inspecting respect
I've .o w l. .sa ~ IN the
ba their charges for sD inspection mus, be paid ,e
ssod shipping ords 70 satisfaction
respective nayads aforesaid, after Inspection heir
Two approved sareies huf,he
I. ssson sa witheid payment
i: which sae on
4 4: WIN 4 y :
e. s II q 10 Of s Or po oS s pa
q u, :.a the time "a and psss. above h
pic: paid delivery hsreoi which
Payment vii es made By he United At
~ s ss and .ns
@ aha. have e. ad @ M % % same
proved the respective nayyads according
The parts beef win be particularly designated
ss os.n sm g. %
Bidders whose proposals. tand others, win be
e ssm is Z sas be
to The rn y sS nd the tune required FOR The
record duplicate Of letter informing bidder Of the
within he meaning the lsio viii and
Every Offer mads directed 9Th
ss % re % ION
ined BY written guaranty signed by one OF more Responsible
sdsrs WIN, h o. ,Ss accepted, obligation
a ten days with good and sufficient sufee' to furnish the ar
1y the certificate s U@
odce Of the genera. Or individual known
proposal will be considered unless accompanied BY such guar
rs. bidder. name and residence
Offers, with the christian written
in fuIl, should distinctly stated
Essvsrom t< act Of Consre, approred dugu't TO- 1886
further enacted, That, from and ae the
supplies invited
becretary Navy poviso appsopua
on navy approved third eighteen hundred
oyhres, shall be accompanied by written sassny signed
the effect he they under
tlke thai the bidder bidders their bid be
obgaon such time Be prescribed by the
Secrsay SUFFICIENT to furnish
supplies poposed No proposal shall be considered unless a
and noAeaon bidder bidders he they shall
osts.'on within the time prescribed b hs
suppe Secretary fine Navy shall proceed to contract
and rwih the difference between the amount con
mind The uropo~a for which he
nv have ccaucted furnishing supplies for the whole
Deod opo charged against said bidder or ddcrs
be mme
desy United fs the Of Navy De
either all OF said peons
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University OF Maryland
THE ne. Wednesday, 18th day Of octo
i ber, 1851 nd close lst March, 1852.
Nathan r. Smith, NJ. D., Surgery.
William r. A. Aiken NJ D.. Chemistry and Pharmacy.
Chew d. Therapeutics Materia Medca and Hygiene
Joseph Rot,, Nj p, Anatomy and Physiology.
William Power, NJ. d., Theory and Practice Of Medicine.
Thomas M d. Midwifery and Diseases Of Women and
George w. Mntcnberrer, NJ. d., Pathological Anatomy.
ample opportunities for the Of practical
tom n moderate expense.
Clinical by Professors Smith
in Iofrmsy, privilege
without charge to the student for The ticket.
lectures 500 s95 practical anatomy $40; matc
ulsion, 81; graduation, $40.
WILLIAM r. A. AIKEN, Dean. e
Baltimore, August L., 1851. Aug 5-2awii5Oc.
IMPORTANT CALIFORNIA CHARTS, with sailing
Direcbons by Commander Cadwsade Rnold, United States
nsvembncng surveys Of the Fsaones to the bay o.
San Francisco, Of San Francisco Pablo straits OF
Caqunes Suisun confluence deitc branches OF @
and San Joaquin including the citeH o Sac
and Boston, State Of California Price, $40 set f s
in Washington city by TAYLOR MAuhi,.
Aug W Booksellers, near Wn soes.
OIGEgr the Decisions the Courts o. sq"y y" a
the United by John r. Putnam, Of me bo-.on % @ ,n
vols, octavo, 1851 giving digest OF all me ~
court. Of equity the United staes previously 70 's' ~ p
lshed m
July 81
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:. Assistant Teacher Wanted Immediately.
HE Principal IN o. Male Academy wishes
teacher who is qualified 20 teach
M. various Ens,js
unmarried man, good
Al applications made immediately and ~ letter. paid
to The Principal.
FsA Alp-A0
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. 4a t. RoHMosp, August I3, 1851.
Virginia of l849 page 49l section
hereby known all whom II that III
by certificate Of the escsstor Of the county o. Berkeley
9th Of August 1851 that BY
inquest held day of july 1851 the following uacts
lying said Berkeley have been found
eschea,ed this Commonwealth, to wi ~
so creek assessed Benjamin An
( Y
ia Teanes banch assessed to Peter Deals heirs
Packhorse assessed James Greer
Little John PowscllN heirs
o Packhorse road assessed 10 same. t
on Back or eek John Shook heirs
county line assessed Isaac Scotts
heirs.
$50 acres west side Mountain Wm Tibb
heirs. 2 fH.3a ta tfhNr tGie u Fts--
heirs. s e.g#-H L5tr.t
8. H. PARKER,
Aug l5-aw6w Register Land Once.
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William and Mary College, Williamsburg, Va.
THE this Wednesday,
9Th Of ocobe Since The last session ample have
made full Of agricultural
chemistry The college carefully revised
and of study adapted The Of all ciasses
whole course,
deen For proficiency eight Of these the degree of
Bachelor of Philosophy conferred for proficiency In twelve,
cudns the ancient languages the degree Of BIS aud for prof.
cheney in all, lhe degree ofA. NJ. 3tss33 l48 b8.s
Faculty ia'tA e. .5at}f. H&Ft Na
John D. President Professor OF Moral
Philosophy the Evidences Of Christianity. lg ID tu.s
Judge Beverly Tucker Professor of Municipal and Constitutional
Law.
Ewe Professor Mathematics and Natural Science
Morgan J. smead Phi. D.. Professor OF Languages lN
Henry Washington, History Political Economy
Rev Sias Totem, D. d. Professor OF Intellectual Philosophy,
Bellies Letters, and Rhetoric
Robert Gatewood Adjunct Professor of Mathematics. IA
July 23--law4w HEtE &at&tA 1ft ts3t# 4ttHE
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IN the petition Of John Thoma Of Panhed,skew Jersey
OF granted him the 20th De
from
Of said patent which takes place the Sn day OF
December, 1851
ordered that the said petition be heard the Patent Once on
Monday oath day Of November 1851 II O'clock m ana ~
appear II they nave
why said petition ought not to be granted.
opposing required 70 me "a me
Oce specifically forth In wfung
All testimony ned oy e'.n pnIv J"
no used n the AHA hearing must and transmitted In
Office, which VIII oe """s" "o sP
picaton. ,,,..., i. a.. rn..,t,..r..,
Ordered a-o this notice be pusshsa , N n sn &
Repubjc and Union, Washington, D. paiy nee, mas
sshwsetta Journal Providence hhode i@snd IN
hume New York; Fedonan, New Bunswck reW semey ana
Pennsylvanis once week for
ufee s"cee-~''e "'''f TH06. EWBANk,
Contmtsaio~@r Patents.
ra,oys NJ the papers will copy,
, 70 ,e Patent Once, paper containing this nodce.
Inne I9-lawJw h M :. :. !
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TREASURY Der ARTnxNr, March %, 1851
THE State having legislature passed during
S49 called tho creditors OF the late
respective claims aud Con
having approved h September 1885, authorizing
millions Of five stock the said state o
mions of said stock should not be issued
Texas which imports
pecialy pledged OF the United States
OF all claims against the United States for
cerufcaes such forms ns shall be pre-
President of the United states Now, order that this
me nav the claims for which the
pledged the holders owners OF all
nie and description OF them
nj this the LIST OF October 1851 and :"
cute reeasc claims,
approved by the President
OF the above ACT OF the 9 Of
September 1880 my, uancr
a.a o. Acting Secretary OF the Treasury
FORM OF RELEASE. sHEH
Whereas ty an act approved September 1850 ten
millions dollars stock are TO be psd 90 he Sae
of Texas for mentioned with pfoVo
an no millions Of said stock shall be issued un
lie holding bonds and other o
shall Ar, Mo treasury the United States Ieeases Of all
account OF SAID bopds
creditor OF the state
holding OF following
me dnt,c, me n,oned in specially pledged
1 Here descnhe O csr,6caes) l"hga.
Now purpose complying with the provisions OF sad act
and for consideration thereby release 10 me
United States against hcm, ior OF on
of lbonds cerhhcatcs) above descnpea'
Witness my hand nd this -----------dhy o'
Sealed and delivered in presence OF
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andots ts lsl4. t#ae tftiAifNss
NOTICE hereby given thai, under the authority
IN Sd March, e4j poron OF the i'm
Upper Oho eeded
ei2 viii again be offered at public
Defiance Ohio, Monday the fifteenth ol September
ttalt
81 March, lo3 the minimum these
per and that the
by the VI the War Department.
be paid addition price OF the land.
The viii be open longer than u absolutely necessary
lands, hi eAcecdn. weeks.
Given the city OF Washington, this seventeenth
july Doni thousand eight hundred and any one
JOHN WILSON,
Acting Commissioner OF the
July of-Iaw6w -HEI 1 GcuerA and Once.
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University OF Penusyiyania, Medical Department.
Eghsysiaih session, (SSl-5i) Nss k&e4
E lectures win Monday, october the 9th, and
l. terminate the elose OF March ensuing tEa1aEK
Theory Practice of Medicine George b. Wood, M. D.
Anatomy, William L. Homer, ~. ID. 4.tsHss4.,1.
Maleria Medea and Pharmacy, Joseph Carson N. D.
Chemistry, James u. Rogers, NJ. u. ht3s aAf
William Gibson, ID. 81 y f4EU.t iH4aIs
Obstetrics and the Diseases OF Women and Children, Hugh L.
Hodge, NJ. d. -
Institutes of Medicine, Samuel Jackson, M. D.
instruction Hospital by b
Wood, NJ. d. and BY Geo. w. Norris NJ. ID. f. EssgN
medicine
prof the medical faculty. assisted by W. W. Gerhard. NJ d.
and Henry II. Smith, M d. TILL
Practical anatomy by Heii, M d., dsmonstrato
of University &l0S
Rair,euang fee, paid once only
Graduating fee. -
eH W. Il. HORNER, M. d.,
the Medical Faculty.
6 Chestnut above Thirteenth opposite the United States
Mint, Philadelphia. t9A'f4 &t
Aug l--2awtOctl5 ieei h5fgs@1tt# EN3tt
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS. tHM
Every person entitled OF
lands within the townships and townships above
led required establish Of the
and receiver u The land oe and therefor
Practicable seeing notice. before
pointed Tor the public
bracing the otherwise claim win be forfeited
sTa III J. BUFrERFIELD,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office
- -I8yvl3w s. y
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r u
NAVY pErA ARTAssT,
Bureau Of PROVISIONS and Clothing, August IS, 1851.
EAEp proposals, endorsed proposals Beep and Pr
y posas Pofkn uay received
once O'Clock, Saturday, the
next furnishing and delivering, free Of all risk
United States
sand ak hundred barrels OF pork:
Each hundred pounds
weight pork OF weight either article will be
paid To be delivered The respective ard foiows
- a.&ft Barrels beef Barrels pof
Al Charesown, ,S0 400
Al Brooklyn, N. 800 200
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sixean.
hhts appropriated by law Of schools, military aud
ohes poses together win tese and oseriowed lands
hae unh thereby for culuvstion winch shah be selected
o he state atihoiies before The appointed n ie commence
eht o he pe sales respectively, under The act enlied An act
10 enable the State and states reclaim The
swamp lands yibin their its approved september a 1850
wtH &c fac sales And locations land bounes
heretofore sanled Congress io military
dfed TO the Unted states DA be pion Of The a9opeae
toned iand by the entitled San making
or 'e civil and diplomatic expenses OF The government"
&c1 approved 3D. March, 1851. .a.s
The offering viii be
the days appointed will the order In which they
asefred Win All dspatch until the whole shall have
been offered and The sales thus closed but no sale shall be kept
open longer than weeks Of OF the lands
wil be admitted mill the expiration The weeks.
Given under hand c Washington, this SIKH
DAY july DomD thousand eight hundred and my
Z 5E tye#tE MiLLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President:
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DY A. M FARoUHAR, formerly Harrisburg, Pennsylvania,
services with Mex
revolutionary with Brisn, and the Flor
Fnr pensions, bounty land, scrip.
Bo~rty LnrdW attend purchase and sale Of boany
land oYdnS.
Psss~s Oehe appic.nons e. p.ents procuring models,
Qenrr eI Post ONc-A claims against the department will be
quarterly accounts Of
New Oeans DsA, Nashville Union, Mobile Advertiser Lcui.
ana cuas Cincinnati 0asete, indianapolis
.r,sss New Yosk ssud Dsuoit Free Press viii publish to
~ sns = ~s.s, " - III 3s June s4u
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t'f > ~ S.,r .lt.tr, IIT 15
embracing the latest Of the Falslones
and Suisun bay confluence and
dec branches the and San 1oa9un me
and Boston, together win sail
ing direeons a,de ionsude and variation bear
inss distances Cadwalader Ring
gold commander United States navy -. .4 - ~.
the whole survey made by Com
Rneod including OF the San joaquin Iver by O.
ID Gibbes with ar line and yer distances oeieen al h import
the Faraiones and entrance 20 the bay Of San
a scale OF half an inch 10 mile al f. gu
Sheets No q b and are scale OF about one inch 70 mile
caa river showing the Francisco
Vallejo he capital OF the sne Benicia Martinez New YORK OF
charts OF the principal anchorsscs from
Francisco 70 Sacramento ely on enlarged scales. w. n
'''"' "'s"'s'0" s' = f FRED D. sTT&RT Sole Agent,
Meicury Boston Daily Aua Inquirer Salem Register
please week troe times and
copy Of the paper Washington Union lgt
Aug l-lswu sHI H##...I 4IH.L et Il LA .laIZA
NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEtsE.-The lectures in
IN will the first Monday Of November
and continue until March & 84 so#
Thomas MIier D., Anatomy and Physiology
william johnston NJ d. Professor OF Obstetrics and Diseases
Joshua Riley NJ d. Professor Medica Therapeutics,
Jno Fred May NJ d. Professor Principles
Tyler d. Pathology and Practice
eine. N .N.+t#ry
Robert King Stone, d. Mcroscopicai Patio
Edward FOREMAN NJ D. Professor Chemistry Phan.cy
James f. Morgan, NJ D., Prosector and Demonstrntor.
for full OF lectures by all ths
lesors 90
Mneulatine fee, payable only once
"ss nIason gwen regularly a, he warrington innma
Aug io-oawtd Dean
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FORM OF RELEASE.
Sealed and delivered in presence oil
1.-Two wiinesses. .sse
Mar 99--dt3l D. wtSep3l

no OWNERS OF Land. Ter.s.-A gentleman in Virginia,
who % and S s .sn for
that county, with view to bring them into
He has aamly and small capital d.rous engaging in
asculare give satisfactory testimonials Of eapac
" " hm a"a 70 ao",,o emigration 10
..s. who he w"aa is %
advc'c 'u'i.'s responses by 'dd'esS R GHSpS
General asen, and collector, Richmond, Virginia.
HANGING Acadeny--First Course.Mt =. RL.sss has
e % S "a 1,, courss Of dancing will
msn.. on Tuesday ah shs residence on
nsv Of tuition Thuays and saur
days; lays, e.S,ss'0~n- s Mondays ."d f''''''
n n n. HOOE 4 co.., whoIesaIs and Retail Dealers in
..sns aoo, 90 S s.e :"s .ooa as rns.
Pennsyvana between 7'h and sh Streets washington
: Aug N as-a --------------
:, y.rDRy ,h. early settlement and Indian Wars
II of Western Virginia vol, svo BY Wills dc ass Illustrated
ss:: Ssus":, w.. md E.s,Sss."s
Godsys Lsdy, Book for Aasu..
G,.ns%. mss.,os TS vo.s. 20. Anfs. o.n BY T. s. Fay
Jenny Lind. Tour .hroush America and Cuba; vo' portrait
This day received ''' 'Ae " TAYLOR MAURY,
L,,v,7 Booksellers, 9Th street
nIssOLUTION Coparter.hip The arm heretofore cIi's
Ing .ns:. Ss g 1s bs1 viii
o The late Arm also o. inc
IL respectfully reqasstsd Erm Erwn nvrp VI ~"
wAsHrsoron, September "a, 1890
n7Copartnersl,ip NoticeThe undersigned have formed
srship under and arm OF Dyer Hc1e ana
general auction AMI commission AZ ne
stand OF Dyer Brother OF 10Th and Pennsyvsns
solicit continuance OF INC pe
upon firm, pledge themselves 70 discharge ~
fully conRded 10 them.
Dyer Mcclure are prepared all
sixnmens o ash all sale made by thcm. -
EDWARD O. DYER,
Sass swl4T j. q. MCGUIRE.
WAsnHeror, septcmhs. a. 1850.
Sept 27--dn
Gensr.l Agency At Warrington. ID. G.
ny A. FARQUHAR, formerly HARRISBURG, Pennsylvania,
services with Mex
with Britain, and the Flor
For pensions, bounty land, scrip.
Boxntv LnrAWi purchase and Of bouny
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=, n oUINCEY,s Lsfe and Manners from the Auto
II biography Of Opium Eater. Uniform edition.
For ssie by iAtLoh = nAukf,
Juy "a Bookseles, 0th street
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NOTICE.-HOoE, BROTHER, co b~g inform their
have received from tho latest impors
tons n ricb and beautiful Of
French embroidered mun czmbrc and lace sleeves cans ana
collars
csmbric Aouncinrr, inserting, and edeiugr ee -, ..
Also aconet cambrica, India, null, and Swiss m"n o
dre..es, 70 which they invite ausaton
July IT.
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u HWOVAI-- DE sELDING 4 wyLIE have removed the
General Agency Law Once Seventh between
and sss, oppoits Odd fslows Hail. and two DOOR nom me
Nsnons Isss1igsncss oeacs
NA o4-&nw6
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oeOomA Coufss.--DaneinG Academy.
Mr. =, r. LAHBE ths crens o.
washn1os and Georgetown hs, his second sours o.
ThursdAy January = nj nh
resdspes on fennsyvnnia avenue opposite WrdT Hotel
DAN tuitIo6. WsshngtonTuesdsy Thuuday and safa
days csosestown-- Mondays and Fridays. f EA4#
bsc Q8-dnn .IErIel
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From Alfred Hennen, esq., Of Nsu Orleans bar.
BosTos, Sep. 6, 1850
essrs LITTLE Brown: Centemen-I much pleased to
learn engaged publishing revised edition Of sahan
OF Domat Civil Law No work in the English Ian
guage subject be compared with for the fulnes
OF doctrine conveyed throughoatit
publication the has received
appreciation Of the learned and lawyers every coun
n.y. compilcrs OF the Code Napoleon
from their work Napoleon himself s'udsd II
mo b
acitencss and wisdom and
adoption code Domnt should and hope
wiI be found in the library u every American lawyer
Your obcdent servant,
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might go on and multiply these counts from the various
papers, and still back the inquiry, whether this is
fitting suitable occasion for the exercise of this power
but leave the public to settle that Question.
said the other day that would venture to predict that
the people Of Massachusetts, by peaceabe means would e1
ecue the laws of the United States have nothing
which leads me strust this opinion, and shall not dis
trust until better evidence than any which now exists
Why, what prevent the execution of the law in this
case There feeling in relation to this law
There disapprobstion OF il in the minds OF many c
and submit you, sir, whether would not have
prudent proper for the United States officer to have
taken suitable and proper means to have defended DIM
self against such gang collected He not only took no
means far the papers represent but there was not one
single efot made as far as understand, recapure the
person who was rescued Whether these facts cast blame
and reproach on the officers who had charge Of the fugitive
in custody let every Judge for himself have no de-
arragn the conduct of any and therefore leave the
facts as find them to speak for themselves
But the h norabe Senator from Virginia (Mr MAsoN)
says Massachusetts, should be denounced as having failed
TO fulfil her fe 'era obligations Ia what, sir Why, be-
cause she passed law years from which he
read paragraph or two relation the of her prisons
and employ d the State officers to execute the laws
Of the United States. But before acquescing In the justice OF
this charge let understand what Massachusetts has done n
regard TO the restoration of fugitive slaves She undertook
like most if not all the States carry the resolution Of
Congress passed in $780, interpreting the constitution this
point She considered this clause in the constitution by its
and by the resolution Of 1883. imposing duty
the State legste for the return Of fugitive slaves She
did leesate for that purpose in good faith, and the time
the Supreme Court In Pgg Pennsylvania declared her
laws and the laws of other States unconstitutional her
in full force and she bad executed them far
know connection with the law Of the United States Of 793
When the constitutional authority declared that she had
power this subject, that she bad right legslate on it
then she changed her system Of legislation.
Now, while do not approve, in my Judgment III,
extent 10 which her carried, must say, in reply
the Senator from vgnis that no obligation except
obligation Of courtesy the par, of the State Of Massa
chuses to employ her officers, her prisons, be-
legislation to execute carry into effect provision con
fined exclusively the United States The power Of inter
terence State had been denied 70 her by the compeen