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I OOK at THIS Only s. to secure

I OOK at THIS Only s. to secure
acres OF Land or Village Lots at Lake Land, l.,
the Lake RoDk Jnkoms-For sale arms OF
or 10 acres EACH aod q very desirable Village Lots
These Fans Lots rsng the publ; estlms-
their cspabty OF producing ana OF cuitiya n,
have excel ssnguiue OF those
who have purchased cultivated them Their ueaaess
10 the city being almost within the sound OF our church
hills reroer IL crrt.ln 10 become large and pooulOus
fsnins conn unity. and healthy and dslehttui To-
cation for country residence Everything that The farmer an
rse IN the can be raised here and sent 70 the
New ,York mste, on any daV where 1t will command The
highest price For further information apply TO CHAkLES
WOOD, No 2cS Broadway where maps OF the farms sha
lots can be he'd gratis.
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CHEAP PATENT ROOFlNG-Done

y fough plank for y cents per f0otover TN OF sum
Rss s. warranted, b. GOODWIN, No 80 Spring
st earl Hudson.
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CARDS and CARD SIEETS.-The

" subscriber has had fit, years practical experience
In the manufacture Of Egamelrd aud Cned Cards aud IN
conn encing snes for himself intends Z" keep ON maud
eCmpiete assor Of Enaerd aud COOred Cards snd
CARD sheets 2X28 inches which lie Will oef cash bay
ers AZ prices low. All Cards of his manufacture
will be " az Auted we'll size aud Of
Csrd can b. en- AT few minutes notice Caliaud spe
cimens and prices At NJ ReAde-st. X W. RObl,
No. 4 Resd, st corner Of Centre 81.
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MAST MORRISANIA VILLAGE

IL About 80 Lou remaining onseld) varying In aze
som one eishth OF sir offered for SALE
on the most favorable terms Ten per cent down and bal
ance on or before March, 1854 Title perfect These lots
occupy very hesihy and besutuI ocsfon, ard in
full view Of the East River and in the immediate vicinity
Of the residences % several OF the most wealthy and re-
speatsbe citizens OF Neschester County Also tine hshins
within one quarter Of mile Several houses
euieins and lots selling rapidly For maps and other in
formation apply It. ID. b. WINrON No Tryonrow.
hNlsm Rs Tread Office oppoeite CITY Hall
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HNO LET OR LEASE-For a term

HO LET-A handsome suite of I'M
II furnished Rooms. to Gentleman and Wife, or to two
single Gentlemen in small private family occupying
har dsome thrs-ory house, neshborhood st
spo lssv References exchanged Apply to A DERRICK,
No. q Broadway. second ,tory room No 49,
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THOR SALE OR TO LET.-A besuti-

4 tul Cott..- near Hudson, Columbia ooun'J .ns
conveniently contracted IN so1rs sT Lad ou
a.S. Sns .sSbey and plants There is also large kitchen
garden and an sbund.n. supply Of wssr :: tn. dCGT ta
% 49,, or e. and station Of the railroad oy which
~ I tbsp tour hour. distant from New York There are
y. 80 sur daily communications oy railroad sndsteanboet
- New.y oYk The location while possessing these ad
,.ntae.. Is peculiarly healthy retired and pleasant ana TN
y.d there are few places OF the kind desirable
-. ryoperty will be sold accommodating tema and fol-
. very low Prise gor terms, Gea spPly 70 ov,.,
''| JAME-2 SLUYTER, No. Welh
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gnsnrante Companies.

RUlLDlNG ASSOCIATION and G.n.
~ sni Fire Insurance Company. cDto-s ~ Try,o-,
and Ch'ihs1i.t. a. a.. Bsfl-u R,n,,d Saiid,o,. ~
t-sing rs.s on Rent. Bsdisys 80 the most i.vo.M.
trims JOHN bRTCg p,..1-'s
DASiFL BARNCs S-ofrrsrt
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NOTICE to CONTRACTORS.-Pro-


posss will Be received unit August n. 81 clock
NJ AZ the oce Of the Akron BraLc- OF me Cievclanc
and Pittsburgh Railroad 20 npsny L. hsrsburEh for
cutting the ffadng, esrthwOrk ana naWnry the ns n
their Road iron the point n intersection with The OHIO
ard eeLLsyvAnia Railroad 10 Melsburgh distance % q
miles
The maps probes AGA specifications may - examined
the Engineers Office IN Meshur src after issust
when any Information relating the work may be obtained
from the Engineer In chai ge 4 the wort
July IS 1852 SIMON PERKINS. President
DIAPER WAREHOUSE. r. DER
IL RICKsON co, No. los Fulton-st OH-r or .ai.
on the lowest terms Writing Pspen En,.h srsueh ard
American.
Newspaper, all sizes weights gG.Iires
Book Paper oil SEES weights and qualities
Tissue Paper, fancy cOOTs and white of the quality
Hanging Paper, white aud suot-d. diH-ren, Widths
Hatiers' Paper, thin, aud Of tn. b-s qusity
Cloth PspeT. SX4G S6N4b. and 40xt
Pattern Paper on rolls tor taiiors
ENGLISH Hardware Paper large assortment Just arrived
Shestnirg Paper a the hes, quality
VIA ,pns Paper. and Msnus
Tes Payer Of different sizes
Tar Roofing Paper. suitable for ROOFS 10 rolls
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CEAMLESS BAG LOOMS-For sale
- BY the .ubscribers B BRCNDRED, SON CO, Old.
ham : oiks, lear Paterson. NJ.
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NOR SALE-An elegant free stone

NOR SALE-An elegant free stone
three story and basement House, finished in the very
best modern style with gas baths &o situate In the finest
part of UnoDst Brooklyn.
Aso twostory and basement Gothic Cottage with large
yad grape vines shubbery Gc, situate In Bonds mean
schepefhop st. in BROOKLYN large part OF the purchase
money on each the premises remain bond and mort
gage. .
Of SalsAury Hsrkimer Co Y for sale exchange In
quire of EDGAR J. LEETE, Counsellorat-Law, No. ~
way.
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NOR SALE at TARRYTO WN.-That

~ OIN Ut L Y hII0'V
beautiful location know Prospect Hill containing
nearly forty 40) 1t is elevated commanding tho
mos masnicen view of the Hudson River, from New York
70 the Hi,hlands embracing both banks several VILLAGES,
the Palisades Tappsn Zee, and most picturesque inland
scenery. including Sleepy Hollow Nc The sopeis gentle
the access very easy the soil excellent the climate sau'
brieus IL is within about fifteen walk Of the center
of the village Of churches and several rstcass
schools and the distance from the railroad steton and
steamboat landing The fine residences ~ many OF our FIRST
citizens are this neebbOrhOod 1t could readily he divided
into few many parts every Of which would be COM
mandDg site Another opportunity like this will not Poba-
bis again nearly every eligible site oct Seen New
York and the Highlands Is appropriated If sold soon me
price will be low and terms accommodating Apply 10 WM.
p. LYON, TaIrytown; or to ABRAM REQUA, Chatham
Bank Buildings, Ney-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-14
NOR SALE in PARTITION-At the
EvABMS for SALE CHEAP-Ono of

% acres stock and crops, house sud barn, foi
700 one OF 90 acre. If 80 scresbOtb the Rail
load Dep5ith good buildings OF 70 scres new ne use
nous Other all cheap. Some TO he exchanged tor city
property suitable for bu'ing lots the Depot
Communication four times day With the city Call on
VAIL Pacific Hotel Saturdays from 10 t02 other days
St the Depot, Plsnheld Leave Pier No l. North River, 81
g. 10. and O'Clock, daily by Central Railroad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-14
SEWING MACHINE

~ There Is longer experiment In using these invsl
neble aborssyng machines which execute oil Kinds otsasm
ing .,ye OF great nesuty ard durability They adaptsd
to any frd OF sewing and used by ladies their best
custom work The gea; demand for these machi1es aud
the universal satisfaction they haze given Is small praise
for their euness which only be known be sp
precisec The ncpal office for the sale Of these ma
chimes Is AZ No Broadway, where they be in
operation anc where the proprietor will be happy demon
sr.te their utility TO eny enc who will call.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-14
ORGANS, CHURCH ORGANS, for

OSALE.-One five stops suitable for a Lodge Gothic
case one stops do; four stops secondhand Gothic
case imiati mahogany one eight stops, WIN pedals
also one Paror Organ The above will be sold very reas1n
able W II. DAVIS, Organ Builder No. 81 Mac foulgaln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-14
n EW ENGLAND LIVE STOCK IN

IN sURANCE COMPANY VI Nev.Hayen. Conn,
BRANCH OFFICE, n IL WslLst n v
CAPITAL, $50 900.
This Company insu-s Live Suck such as or--s Cattle.
&c &C. from desh occasnned either from manual csgss
or accident disease o. any description whatsoever
THOMAS kENDRlCK. President
GEORGE T. REYNOLDS SECRETARY
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ENGLISH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

IL Wool Flax and siA Machinery, Manufactured sy
Pan Curt, Co. Manchester imported TO order Pay
nent in NewYork Address Tor prices No. thsr author
lad asept. 10 The United States. JAS COCKER L co
No. "a Iohn-st- N.v-YOrt
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Real Csiaie for Sale.

A II PRIVATE SALE-The three-story
IN and basement brick house No ~ West 28thst near
6thsv. three rooms deep on first floor; Croion w alter
Bath, &c. Apply to COLE Chiffon, No.e Waust
AT PRIVATE SALE-A small Farm
~ Of a. acres Of land with good dwelling house, &c,
two miles ON Hampstead village. l.. Apply to
COLE \ Chiffon, 40. 9Wallst.
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I lie INSURANCE.-Natiara Loan
Furo Life Assurance Society Of LONDON, ,i-a-r>l
AGENTS Office No Grsnd-.t Jersey Cry The shove
Company continues effect insurance the v-. Of pc.
resident in the United sst-s and Csifo iis and
other sp-cs hazards al fair II premium W. erma
blank forms 80. apply A. shove to
J. LEANDER STARR, General Agent
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mo EDITORS, PRINTERS and orb

NO EDITORS, PRINTERS and 9TH
Il ERS.-The Presses Type. Printing Materials and
Coed VIII Of The Long Island Farmer Oice a, Auction.
The liber will per- mptouly sell puoc .sctiou.
the premise the north of Fulton ST b,weeo the
Flushing Road and Washug INST, IN the Niags oi ia
msics, or " EDNESDAY. Aug ls. at O'clock VI " not
disp sed Of previously ivate sls. the Types Presses
Printing Materials and Good VIII OF tde above establish
ment Ia lot.
The Farmer of the Oldest journals the Island
the only Wing newspaper IN the County has exteG
circulation. aud abundant AID iocresdas Advertising pa
trouaee There s alsD LARGE snouDt Of Book snd job
printing executed at the office Apply to
BENZ. WILLIS Editor and Proprietor.
Aue 1852
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Observation-Disclosures about pur-

chasing Pianos will find 1t greatly 70 their advantage
10 call at N J. HANES co Manufsctory and Ware
rooms corner Of lih-st and 3isv, where splendid as
ortment Of Rosewood Pianos from 10 u Ocsyes SIRE con
any on hand and warranted in every respect The above
ken in exchange Dealers teachers and professors supplied
on liberal terms n HAINES CO, Sd-sv cor lith-st
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DIANO-FORTE WAREROOMS, No.

II Sol Broadway, one door above ThOmpsont Saloon
Persons about purchasing Pianos invited TO call the
Warerooms Of BENNETT CO. where they will ind
al assortment of Rosewood Fortes Of modern style
Every instrument warranted for two years Should doubts
be entertained quality the payment may be deferred
until such dous removed Old Pianos received IN part
payment for New and second hand Pianos to Let
Mandatory, Nos 81, 3l3 and SIS Rivington-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-14

EOR SALE-At Mount Vernon, Lot
II No 1929 Apply to D. HARRISON, Jr, No O.
Cbathsmst, fr.m IL TO s.
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THO LET-Two 4-story and basement
brick Houses Nos In and l7s Fast l7ths with all tn.
modern improvements For further particulars inquire o.
VIM. J. BURRETT, No Is Wsll-st.; or OF s; Mali
Larry No 81 Avenue Rent moderate for balance ofhr
year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-14

L'ASHlONABLE HATS. Elcgani
i French Silk Hats ct So less than srosdw.y Ptsss.
Hsa. Hate at e. 81. sKOWh
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HFESSRS. LIGHTE Il NEWTON, In

Iva consequence Of increased demand ana anvales
popularity Of their PIANOFORTES have extended theiI
BUSINESS, and opened Wsreroom In Broadway No COS,
Rhere shs constantly keep choice selection OF our
eiano Rorte from 81 II octave In Rosewood cases. With
al the latest improved patterns We shall also continue u
teep full Of INSTRUMENTS Mandatory Snt
Nareroom. No q Canast All Piano fortes OF our mana
acu. are warranted IN every respect protessor anna
eur those who anticipate purchasing are respectfully
invited 10 call and examine. AL orders trou the atty OF
country punetnslly executed.
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INDIA RUBBER SHOES.-SoIe Agen.

Rubbe Shoe Coupsny-A large purchasers earnestly
invited t. call before purchasing the Metallic Rubber
find India Rubber Boot. and Shoe, Of every variety and be
sure Of obtaining the best sud largest discount
JOHN w. CORLiES, Manuiacturer's AGENT
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TO MAGAZINE PUBLISH skS.-

HI TUNS ENGLISH GLUE, supe-
" Nor article, now LANDING For sale by
COOK & MANN, No. s. Gold-st.
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luRLIC EVENING SCHOOLS.-No-
DRACTICAL BOOK. KEEPING

A Doube.Entry Bookkeeping ia all It's branches, In
cludrg Equation Of Payments, Account Sales, Accounts
Current &c practically taught, by A. LEWIS. at his
Counting Room, No. 26i Broadway. Terms favorable
References given.
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Glarhinerp, sc.
COTTON FACTORY MACHINERY

~ FOR sALF-At NJ. chsnicsville Saratoga Co, by the
American Linen Thread Company, as follows: Cards
Spinning Frame. Spseders Mules SpJong Frame, 81
Spndles Wrappers, Presses. On Looms Cans, boobins
Reeds harness Shutues &C SC All OF which At prices 81
cent les. than the orsinal cost.
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THO LET-To respectable families, five
II S-story bnck Dwenss 5oths, near Broadway beau
sal location all the conveniences OF Croo0 water lp
quire OF A C. DAYTON Bonded Warehouse, corner Ex
place and Broadway between 10 und r. NJ or on
che premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A small family

declining housekeeping now occupy BAIT the house,
five neatly furnished, desire 70 sell the furnhlng
and let the dwelling such tenant would be received
by suitable reference, till lst May IL Is the best in each
respec in the city for money Rent $50 per
The furnishing cost 1872 two years since, has
been carefully used and fair discount will b. made from
the cost N, need apply who do not wish TO buy 1t.
line addressed 10 b. office Of this paper will meet with
due attention.
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6onses to Eet.

"O LET.-A comfortable, convenient
u and desirable House, Coach House ano Stable with
large Garden stocked with vsou fruits and vegeta
bles accessible by stage every 10 minutes from Peckp
Division sv Houston st and Brooklyn ferries Or or
rooms OF the same a small family at low rent from
September TO May l. 1885, Address, X Y e., Post Ofhce
William sburgh
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Schools.
DOARDiNG and DAY SCHOOL,
ENGINEERING SCHOOL,

Z i Directed BY VICTOR BEAUMONT, G. p SrsHua,e
,f the School OF arts and Manufactures OF Pas-A new
lour,e Of Lectures and Lessons will begin the let OF Sep
Lember next For particulars and references sppy at the
Rchool No $50 HOustnn-st near Wooster.
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NEW and SECOND. HAND PIANO

| Y FORTES-We have on hand large assortment
of new aud econd and Pianos for sae and 10 hire Pianos
ON SO to $500 For hire from 81 to $40 per month No.
a9 Broadway, New.IOrk. Sanford BROTHER.
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DURNTNG of the HENRY CLAY, and

DLOSS Of SEVENTY FIVE LIVES-This should be
sufficient earning every traveller 90 provide HIM or her
self b one Of DAYS Patent Lite Pressrver which cost
but title, ana always be- found 1t his establishment
No 20 COud,andt-s
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NE w PUB LICATEON
MAY l2TH.l
NEW BOOKS, THIS DAY.

III & WOODHOUSE.

Eagle Square
The Paris Sketch Book, by w. M. Thackery 2 vols in
fancy cloth-price so cents each Contents of Volume
Am Invasion of France. Caution to Travellers the
Fetes of July on the French School of Painting the
Painters Bargain, Cartouche, some French fashion
able Novels, Gamblers DEATH Napoleon and his
System, the Story of Mary ANGEL, Beatrice Merger
Contents Of Volume 2-Carcatures and Lithography in
Paris, Little Poinsinet, the Devils Wages, Madame
Sand and the New Apocalypse, the Case of Peyte
limitations of Beranger, French Dramas and Melodra-
mas Meditations at Versailles.
The papers of which these volumes consist are in mum
Der nineteen, and in character very miscellaneous In
most of them wit and humour the prevailing features
but all OF them display keen of the ridiculous and
hostility to humbug, penetrating insight into the
wheels by which men and the mixed world around the
author moved and thorough dislike to the fobles
Literary Gazette.
Gaiees and GRANTEES by Horace Smith, one of the au
thors of the Rejected Addresses" vol, 16 mo-5o
cents.
Many of the pieces in this volume would do credit to
Hood or Lamb'-Ha,tford Times.
Ought to be acceptable to every lover of fine wri
ting"
Essays from the London Times. One VOL, Is mo-5o
Thackeray's Yellow Plush Papers, One vol, l6 mo-5o
cents.
Maiden and Married life of Mary Powell afterwards Mis-
tress Milton. One vol. 16 mo-5O cts
HUGS Travels in Tartary, Tibet and China Two vols
10 mo-S1 my 49,
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STEALING CIGARs.-A small white lad named John
Kennedy yesterday brought before the Mayor upon
the charge of stealing box of cigars from the store OF
Mr. James A. Harrington No 1874 Main ct 1t appear
ed from the evidence of Mr. John j. Wilson. who arrest
cd the lad that whilst passing Main street Wednes
day afternoon he the little rogue steathy creeping
through side door into the store of Mr. Harrington di
recty afterw ards him leave the store with cigar
box followed him about square took him into custo
dy and returned the of Mr. Harrington where
the truth made apparent that tho graceless little
scamp had stolen box of cigars Mr. Harrington hand
ed the lad over to apoce officer, by whom he was con-
Quoted to the cage After hearing the evidence, the
Mayor announcedhs intention of sending the before
the Grand Jury and committed the lad to Jail until the
August term of the Hastings Court.
Juvenile depravty regret to say is rapidly on the
increase in this city. Within the past month or two
several half grown lads have been arrezted for petit lar
ceny-two or three Of whom now in prison. be-
leve awaiting trial Now this is bad enough in all
science but it is the worst feature. Ono of the u
venile prisoners confined in jail voluntarily admitted
10 the police that gang of young scamps had banded to-
geher for the purpose of systematic plumber This is an
alarming fact and that calls for and speedy
remedy
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-14
PASSAGE OF THE HOMESTEAD BIZ,

PASSAGE OF THE HOMESTEAD BILL.
This measure, which has occupied lar ge
share of attention in the House of Representa-
tives during the session, was carried through
its third reading, and passed, Wednesday by "a
vsry large majority-ayes 10Y, noes Sc.
The Republic thus comments upon the lead
ing features oft the bill
ga perusal of it leaves an impression that there
is a rather material discrepancy between the first
and sixth sections The first provides that any
person who is the head of family and n citizen
of the United States, or who had become citizen
prior to January last, shall be entitled, free of
cost, to one hundred and sixty acres of Govern
ment land on condition of occupancy for five
years. The sixth section enacts however, that
any individual now resident in this country. and
who, after seeking benefit from this bill shall de-
clare his intention to become citizen, shall be
also entitled to free grant on the condition .peci
fed. This provision clearly nullifes the restric
ton imposed by the first clause. The other fea-
lures OF the bill these that it excludes from
its benefits parties already in tho possession of
land, or who may sell land with an intention to
obtain free grant; and that land acquired under
Its regulations shall not be held liable for debts
contracted prior to the issuance of the patent"
The Virginia delegation voted as follows, upon
the passage of the Bill:
AYEs-Messrs. McMulen and Geo. w. Thompsone
NoEs-Messrs. Averett, T. H. Bayly Bocock, Caskie
Edmundson, Beale, Faulkner Holiday, Lstcher. Powell
Millson and Strother-l1.
ABsENT-Mr. Meade.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-14

PUBLIC AcT-No 1871
AN ACT concerng the Sessions OF the Courts ofthe U.
States In the District of Delaware.
Beat enacted By tie Senate and House Of feDrsen9d-
fires Of the United STATES Of 1mey7ca Congress ass M.
bed That the Courts the United States in and for he
district of Delaware shall hereafter be held New as
te In the said district and there shall be two reg lar
terms OF the Circuit Court off United States for the
said district, which shall the third Tues
day inJune and the third Tuesday in October in this
and every year hereafter and four regular terms of the
District Court the United States for said district which
shall commence the second Tuesday in April the Sc
oond Tuesday June the second Tuesdayn September
and tie second Tuesday in January hereafter
SECTION 9. And be IL further enacted That the office
records of said Court shall be kept at Wilmington or
New Castle in the said district may be directed by a
order in writing, made by the Judges of the said Cir
cult Court in term of vacation and rented upon the re-
cords thereof and that the office of the Clerk of the said
district Court and the records thereof shall be kent at eth
er OF the places may be directed by the Judge of
the said District Court by order made in term or
ton and entered upon the records thereof
SECTION 3. And be further enacted That no process
issued Or proceedings pending either of the said
snail be avoided impaired by this change OF the time
and place Tor holding the said courts but all process bail
oonus OF recognzances returnabe the next term OF
eher OF the said courts shall be reurnabe and returned
10 the Term OF SAID courts respectively next held
us 70 tnis act III the if made return
aoe on the face thereof and shall have full effect
dngly and all continuances may be made conform to
the provisions of this act.
(Signed) LYNN BOYD
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
(Sgned) WIN. r KING,
President the Senate pro tempore.
Approved May 10, 1852.
(Sgned) WILLARD FILLMORE.