Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-10

for Now Moxieo.o Provided extra session shah not
be held during the any regular session OF said
legislative Assembly; And proyided further. That said
first MONDAY In Deeembar eighteen hundred and fifty
tPuDLIc AcT-CuAp. 1921
An and contntc in force for limited time
theproyislons Of Actelative to suspended Entries
Of Public Land.
sa IN Congress-
S; That the several % the apprSy,sG
actprovidng for the adjustment OF all suspended
es, DO and tho hereby revived and Confined
IN force the term OF ten from the date hereo and
cases omitted to DO acted on nn,
e said act as to those q like Or and DIES
the present mc and shall be regarded applying to To-
cations by bounty land warrants as well as to ordinary
1ad E q enacted, That in an eases where
to be confirmed under said act such patents may BIO sur
By said s GS the sSf
are hereby authorized and empower ell to confirm such en-
The General Land Once IS hsreby aGho
rzed to issue new patent such to the
Approved, March 8. 1858.
BE- [PunLIo AcT-CHAr. 1881
An act authorizing the sale of certan reserved lands in
Be it enacted by the Senate and House Representa-
bed That the lands lying in Clarke county in the State
of Alabama, which have been reserved cedar
a
bs the
nor and under the same and restrictions as
Approved, March 3, 1858.
RESOLUTIONS.
act approved the twenty DAY May, eighteen
resolved the Senate House Representatives
to act or the taking Of the and sub
Der Of members the House OF Representatives and
provide for The future anportonment among the several
and ity be construed that allowance
A ippS sses'fs, anSetfs aIs my
mo- 81 Joint resolution authorizing settlement tho
account Of the public Printer, for used BY him
since the first of NoVember eighteen hundred and fifty
Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives
Of the United States OF Anlsca IN Congress assembled
nshea and used by him since the ex ration OF the time
specified IN the sixth section ofthe Aot making appropT
etof June eighteen hundred aud hRythree' and also
Of the Public Printing shall commence fur
nlshng and delivering to him paper be used the pub
PrSer have been settled and PAID under the said
sixth section OF said act AMI is provided for in said sxt
Approved. December %. 1852
mo 81 resolution explanatory tho act approprinting
money for the removal ofle Raft OF Red River
tho United States OF Amcri ain Congress assembled That
SO much OF the act entitled Gar act making appropriations
for the improvement OF certain and RIVERA
proved August hiEcth; eighteen hundred and ttytwo
the Secretary Of War ava the contract FOR the
al of ohsueiions to the navigation OF said river
amount Of the appropriation will agree said
aT thu ooa and kesP s free from the
after reasonable public notice
Approved. JaEuaryT 1888.
rNo, Al a resolution relation TO the census returns
Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives
OF the United States OF America in Congress assembled,
That the Secretary olthe Interior be required 10 append
the census returns ofthe State OF California, mae
State the report thereof now course of
Approved, January z, 1853.
mo. 81 resolution allowing in certain cases to the
81 further time to make The
ions 9f..An act to amend an act entitled IAN act to pro
board OF vessels propelled in whole or in by steam
AMI for other purposes" approved August thirtieth
ieolved by the Senate and House of Representatives
9lthe United States Of Amerieain Congress assembled
Aforesaid, mot furnished seasonaby with the necessary
when enrolled licensed or registered steamer is in.
speeted by him. and found deficient in the requirements
by any iault neglect OF the err he may
%PS hon or Of his
ashe may deem sufficient with due diligence &c make all
ehiSery and eqpmen CONFORM 10 tic provisions Of said
act: Provided the time allowed shall in exceed
ninety days AFTER the first day OF January eighteen hun
drcd aud ffty.three.
Sec p Atd be further resolved That vessel
allowed further time PREPARATION shall be liab
seizure penalty under said act during the time
specified for deficiency intended TO be covered by
| extension OF time granted by such inspector.
Approved, January z, 1858.
no 81 resolution for the appointment Regents in
| the Smithsonian Institution.
Resolved by the Senate AMI House OF Representatives
ofthe United States America in Congress assembled,
That the vacancies in the Board OF Regents OF the Smith
sonian Institution rof the class .oher than members
Congress-, be filled by the appointment OF Alexander
las Bache. msmber OF the National Institute, and resi-.
dent in the City ofWashngton, aud John MACPHERSON
Berrien OF the State of Georgia.
4 Approved, January 49, 1858.
SPECIAL MOTTO ES.
NEW ARRANGEMENT AND ENLARGE
MENT.