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RY AUTHORITY.
Laws or THE UNITED STATES. .
I'D at the second session of the Taiyty-third Coz

LAWS or THE UNITED STATES.
RGsss6 at the second session Of the THythtrd Congress
Esssssz The Ueitsd States. srqs
- Public No. 1S "a
AN ACT to continue force for limited time tine ProV
of the ct of Congress of third March, eighteen mum
dred and Gyone and the second section OF its supple
of eighteenth January, eighteen hundred and MY
four enable the board of land commissioners IN
California to close their adudicaons of private LAND '
tles in that State, and for Other purposes
lgctsd 6y tie Senate and Louse of ReprestHsaEses
Of lie United States Of america Congress asssn6sd That
the of the of Congress approved third March,
the private land claims the State of California and OF
the second section of the of eighteenth January egh
teen hundred -four, continuing the same in force be
further continued in force for the of no
longer from the third March, eighteen hundred and y-
i've
SBc q be further enacted That the United States
district attorney the northern district of California be,
aud he hereby authorized to employ counsel 10
aid him in defending the interests of the United States IN
the land suits for III: adud cation of such before the
district court at salary not exceeding taree thousand SIX
hundred dollars per and aso to employ such GER
cal force not exceeding two person. at compensation Ut
hundred and fifty dollars munth each the services
said sstanJ COUNSEL and the clerical frce aforesaid not
beyond the exgencies of the service longer
than the of year from the period of their several
appointments
SIC. 8. Aad6e frtAHr enqcted, That the sad commits
either of them the writ of subpoena
qurng the attendance of before the said board,
and that for contempt in refusing o to such
writ the said board shall have power inf ct
punishment possessed by the district of the Uni
ted States
Approved january 10, 1855
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Approved [Decemberl goth, 1854
Public No. 81

AN ACT giving the Congress to Il cessiou bv
the state OF Massachusetts State of New YorE If
the district of Boston Corner N' Vi
Whereas the Commonwealth of Nassacbrzett. b -, -.
Of s legislature approved May fourteenth A d. eighteen
hundred and coded the sovereignty and rsdic
ton over that portion of territory the district
OF Boston Corner situated in the southwestery corner of
said and westerly of the southwest line of
the town OF Mount Washington the county of Berkshire
ana Commonweaith aforesaid to the State Of New York
Salo act not to take effect however Congress of the
Ontea States shall consent to such cession exao
And whereas the State of New York. by an act of itS
iegIsiaur passed July twenty first A. D. eighteen hum
dred and accepted the sovereignty iusd
ZION over that portion of the territory of Massachusetts,
above described and known the district Boston Corn
e upon the terms and subject the provisions expressed
In said act of cession appears by certified copies of said
acts filed in the Office of the Clerk the House Of Kepresen
tatiye ~ - ~ Po'
And Whereas for the better defining the limits and ex
tent Of the territory above mentioned commissioners on
Dea OF said States of Massachusetts, aud New York dulv
authorized for that purpose have accurate
meas e be erected in and along its eastern dairy line
iequIea py said actsa copy of said survey map
GUY auhenlicatcd having also been fled in the office Of
re euaced6y the Senate House of Representatives
re United States Of 4nericG tn C6nress Gssen6sd That
Of the Congress of the United States be- and
ton i, ~ se0olon ~"o @naeA@-
AP roved January 8, 1857.
sFe7ses sfAz- Z TO Be continual
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PROPOSALS FOR PUBLISHING
In the Town ofWarrenton, North-C Carolina,
4 WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS, 10 BE ENTITLED
THE TRUE A MERICAN.

1yHE OBJECT IN COMMENCING PAPER IN
this place is of two-fd character lst 70 a6yosats
the DOCTRINES OF THE GREAT
Is 10 Ss "
anS and So Ruy carried out BY President
PIERCE. We maintain that it is the doctrine of the True
os Rights party which has its object the strict full
lment Constitution gave birth to the oppo
tom of f. the Alien and edton Laws party does
build up section interest," to tine manifest injury
sectional party which declares its principles IN
the open day. and lays bare its designs to the
eth american People In 0sL Demo
cratic Tsagss and Men all and every
secret political association be it of whatsoever nan or
let spring whatsoever party but maintain the true
that the people ARE ND By
associations, to fulfil thus great desi gn ,..,,,,
ral Commercial Mechanical ard all other interests OF
North Carolina and give healthy tone to the moral con-
dton of her people-naking upon pariicu ave-
cation but carrying this desirable object by precept
Gil" The columns of the "TRUE AMERICAN will not be
opened to any private controversy but always
ready give to political opponents an opportunity 10
~ The Paper viii be published Weekly with New
a r5sss ana or ppe DoLkans Fifty cSrs at es
tion Of twelve months and will be issued the First Week
in May, 1885. r.coN.co
March 1st, 1855.
-. Editors throughout the State respectfully
requested to copy the above.
NTEW BooKs.-A REPUTATION OF MILNER,s
~ End of Controversies, by John H. Hopkins ID.
D., L. L. D., Bishop of Vermont.
Mile Stones in our Life Journey-by Sanll Osgood
Humanity of the City,-by the Rev E. II: Chap'n.
perur Napolcon-by the Count Deias Cases; vols IL mo-
Party leaders,-by JOS. q. Baldwin, author of The
Flush Times
Nv Courtxhp and its Consequences,-by Wikof
The World a Workshop,-by Ewbank.
The News boy.
Hearts-ease- the author of THE Heir of Redclyfe
Years, by the author of The Old House by the
River ,
Wnodnoes Or Carolina Carols: collection of North
Carolina Poetry. o,. >,
Avlion and other ta!es-by the author Of "Olive,'
For sale by
W. L. POMEROT.
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Public Na. A.

AN ACT provide the e1tineushmen of the title Of
h the pew Inans to the lard, owned and claimed by
sin, and for their d. mesticat;on and civilization.
BE it enacted by the senate and House of Representatives
of the United States IF AsS,co ~ Congress- o-1bed That
thu President be- and he hereby authorized
for the extinguishment of their title all the owned
and claimed by them in The Territory of Minnesota and State
visions and such as may be requisite and
carry the same into effect
First Granting each head of family in fee simple
reservation Of eighty acres of ami 10 be selected the
rory coded shall be completed
President of the United States and the pae herer
expressly declare that the said lands shall be aenatcd
or the their heirs and legal
tatives until otherwise ordered Congress- and change
Of location shall be made without the Of the
Second The annutes to which said Indians are entitled
under existing treaties with The consent of sad Indians
gether with such be allowed them for the cesson or
under The provisions of this act shall be equally
ou,ed and paid them at their villages settlements
shalt be invested with said annuties TO be
VISIONS stock, cattle implements of agriculture the clear
ing and fencing of land and the erection of buildings
other improvements i'll his discretion will ice most
70 promote their comforts ilzaon and permanent vel
1ans snail DC extended to and enjoyed by TIE xed ods
belonging to or connected with the tribe sl
manentiy reside on the ce led llnds
Fourth The laws of the United States and the Teri DIV
of Minnesota sh II be extended the Chippewa territory
shall be "Indiaa cauiry except that the
lands reserved to said linda other prpcsy owned by
the act passed hret june echtt hundred and m ry-
four o regulate trade and nterc the Ind an
tribes &C. be alive the AID coded Territory
except me twentieth section which prohibits the introduce
ton and sale of spir;tuous liquors Ia Indians
Fifth. The President shall have power prescribe and
such rules and regulations inconsistent with the
foregoing provisions as he deem necessary for the eff
ec,aa execution Of The of this act which said rule,
a &C shall DC annually reported to Congress
SHc e md e IT further enacted, That the purnoxe
OF the s1 lenses of said negotiations the sum Of
zen thousand dollars be and the is hereby appropa
priated ~PP
Approved December 10
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Public No .

AN ACT all wing tie further time If two years to those
holding lands by entries in the Erg military district
in Ohio which were made prior to first January eighteen
hundred aud hfytwo have the surveyed and pa
tented.
Be it enacted By the Senate and House If Representatives.
G tie United dts1 Of Ah.>rca in c0ngye*s HAsfad That
the officers and soldiers of the Virginia line Continental
establishment their heirs assigns. bounty
lands which have prior to the first day of January
domin eighteen hundred and ffywu been entered within
the tract reserved by Virginia between the Little Miami
Scota rivers TO- satisfying the legal bounes her officers
and soldiers upon connc I'll establishment shall be allow
ed the time of two years from and after the passage
act to make and their
titled copies of warrants, 10 the GeIe al Land Office
Approved December 10.
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First Premium Blank Books.
JNO. ID. EGE,

(Sycamorc ST. Petersburg Va, Pann;ll & Sons)
rAs CONSTANTLY on HAND,oF HIS OWN MAN
rfacture makes order aszes styles and prices
of Lcdgers Journals Botters, Cash. Railroad Bank books
&C., &c. IT..
Neatly ruled any pattern, having improved ruling
machine having obtained the rt prize at the FAIR Of
the Union Agricultural Society of Virginia and North Caro-
lima would solicit continuance of the patronage
heretofore extended to him.
Cali and examine.
~ Northern prices. .
Petersburg March 2, 1855. 3o-tf
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Public No. 81
Public No. 9.
AN ACT to relinqus h the State Wisconsin the lands
reserved for salt springs therein.

AN ACT to renqush the Safe of Wisconsin the lands
reserved for salt springs therein.
Be enacted by the ena,e House Of Representatives
otke United States Of Amarica in CorsSs assembled That
lieu of the twelve salt springs with six sections of land
for its by The fourth clause ofhe seventh section
of the act entitled An act to enable the people of Wscon
Territory form tuition and Suite government
and for the admission of such State Union appro
we'd the sixth day of August in the year eighteen hundred
State of Wisconsin to be selected by the legislature of sad
d out o. any Public and Subject to Entry o
benefit and in aid of the university of said State and for
other whatever sections Of land: Pro
pided That selections of land heretofore made under
the act entitled An act to extend the time for selecting
land granted to the State of Wisconsin for saline
approved the fourth day Of May eighteen hundred and fifty
two, and which shall not have been sold by the United
States and is not legally claimed by presumption other
wise shall be ard hereby granted and Confirmed to said
State for the of this university Of said State part Of
the seyenty-two sections hereby granted
Approved December Is, 1854
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Approved December 10
Public No z
Public No. IT
AN All Vestipg the title Of the United States certain

AN ACT vespg the title Of United States to certain
land in the city of Cincinnati
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House of Fermentation:
Of te On States Of Aerica in Congress qsserILd That
f any there be- in fractional section number eleven
fractional t9wns number four, in fractional ran 90 Mum
bF one OF John ewes purchase of lands within
the now State of Oo and the same hereby is
IN Inc corporate of the city of Cincinnati and
ther SUCCESSORS office and her occupants Of the
same IN severay upon payment the Commissioner of
me General Land Office of the minimum price of land sub
ect to entry: Prooidd That nothing in this act shall H
30 construed as to impair the legal equitable rights of
thereof ' WI W any arr
Approved Decemberl GOTH 1854
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THE STATE FAIR!
HARDING'S EXHIBITI0N!!!

T l.. HARDING WOULD RESPECTFULLY IN
HLo contemplating visit to the ANIMAL Agli
cultural Fair be held October that he has selected
with immediate to their wants and Wishes the
unrest and caried assortment of
READY.MAD CLOTHING
that ii has been his pleasure to exhibit
He would therefore, suggest the two important consider
from a CLoTHING EMPoRIUM RALEIGH,
good garments be made TO order at le prices
as can be sold elsewhere.
EDWARD l.. HARDING,
Fayetteville Street,
Raleigh n. c.
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Bricks Bricks .! Bricks -!
THlHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING MADE PERMANENT
II arrangements for carrying the BRICK-MAKING
business an extensive scale arc now prepared
tract for the delivery during the ensuing season. of from
Bricks of the best quality and at such
prices will defy all competition. -
Orders from a distance will be promptly attended to and
bricks delivered either of the Depots if desired =
= GEO. T. COOKE & co.
Raleigh, March 2, 1855. 5Fs - 30-tf 81
~ Register copy
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- CITY TAX LIST.
NOI1CE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WIFI.
etsend 81 the Intendants Office on Thurndav a-d
sne 9th and 30th instant to Taxa the CITY ~ Ti"t
for the current yeAr, required BY law sS AJAX LASS
WM DALLAS HAYWOOD,
NffGgA, 1ESAls, ssss. h 4ssSss Is
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WATSON & BOOTH,
UDhOlsterers aud Paper Hangers.

FAYETTEVILLE ST, Opposite the Post Opfes.
HAVING ESTABLISHED THEMSELVES IN THE
Ill City of Raleigh, will keep constantly hand large
and handsome assortment goods in their line consisting
Gin, Feiret satin, and Common papers,
and borders to of which they will put up thc
neatest manner, both in town and country.
Window Curtains Cornices, Shades Curtain Bands Tas
els Cords, Gmps, &C.. Hair and Shuck Mattresses and
Lounges Floor and Table Oil Cloths, &C., all of which will
be disposed of at the lowest prices.
WIN. WATSON. JoEsPH BooTH.
Dec. T-3mnd.
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$50 abU1, FROM s, f Id5
Morris the old stage read leading Raleigh Chap
81 Hill about the 10th of last january, man named
bly, Stout and has eye extending partly
across the forehead speaks quick when spoken to- but
sometimes sammers little He is believed to be in the
Edwards neighborhood, Chatham county, about the
plantation of Rufus Jones' of Wake who owns his wi te
The above reward will be given for his delivery to n or
for his confinement in Jail that get him again. a!
T. o. Is Morrisville, Wake county.
WM. BARB
Feb. "a, 1856. 27-5
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PINEY POINT LINE TO BALTIMORE.
ON SUNDAY OF EACH WEEK
FARE ONLY a.,

WNHE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY INFORMED THAT
IL the comfortable Steamer MARYLAND, Captain Chas.
E. Mitchell having been entirely reitted enlarged and inn
proved in respect, the between Pc
tcrsburg and Baltimore weekly.
Passengers by this agreeable and economical line will
leave Petersburg by the Morning Tram Sunday of each
week at AZ O'Clock, A. NJ and reach Baltimore in the
course of the night fhuS securing connection with the
tcrer lines of Baltimore the following morning in
direction.
Returning passengers will leave Baltimore the
noon q" Wednesday of each week, O'clock p. NJ, and
al Petersburg by special tran at early hour
next evening.
Fare in either direction 81 Forward Cabin passengers
price, but with meals board of the Mary
land included.
Fare fer first class passengers between Baltimore and
Philadelphia, by the New Castle and Frenchown line, 81
for second class do Fl 5making the whole fare from
Petersburg TO Philadelphia by this agreeable ne ST 80
only for The first class and s. 30 for second
class do including meals for the latter on board the steam
Maryland.
For further particulars, through tickets, apply at the
Office of the Richmond Petersburg and Potomac Rail Road
Company.
RICHARD FURT JR., Ticket Agent.
P S-Fare to Pncy Point, with privilege of returning
at any time during the boat season, 81 only.
r. F., JR., Ticket Agent.
February 81, 1850 3@-.f.
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LOOK OUT FOR FRESH FISH ,
Now they Come.

I'D UNI TO w. II. PUTNEYsS FISH AND
~ Provision Store every Tuesday Thursday and Sat-
urday eyenings the arrival of the and buy
his COMMERCIALLY ~ - =
call them because they so very fat and
receive them huttering as they are brouch
by Adams Cos Express in . few hours. s. e
Hlschased Of me. VIII PUTNEY. :
AnEra b 1885, 81--3t.
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Soft.

rOTICE.-WIIL BE SOLD IN THE CITY OF
N Raleigh the Court House door, for cash, on Monday
18th March five negrnesman jacob, woman Nlney
girl Francis girl Vinev and girl Minerva. Also, on the
day the following lands Two thousand acres OF land
Lumber River in Cumberln md and Richmond Counties
two hundred and seventeen in Richmond Co., Laurel
Hill District thousand nine hundred and sixteen acres
adjoining the lands of Duncan X Monroe, and Others IN
Richmond county, Laurel Hill District, levied on as the
property of Daniel Mclan, Nell Mc!.ain William Mclan
and John Fairly TO satisfy execution IN my hands lss-
t. the Circuit Court C the United States for the
District North Carolina. Also, at the same time and
place and the Terms, towit Five hundred and
forty acres land in Richmond County Laurel li Ds-
trict tho lslnd hundred and sixteen acres
in Laurel Hill District Richmond C"nty levied ON to sat
of the United for the DISTRICT of North Carolina
ganst Simeon McI.lin Ferdinand McI4air Duncan h. M.n-
roe and Fairly 10th Executions i'll favor Of the Mer-
chants Bank of South Carolina.
s WESLEY JONES,
L. . Marshal Dist. y. G..
Ra'cigh, Jan. IL. 1885. 15-wid
A T COST. RICH PLAID AND BR0CADE SILKS,
IA French CaStmers and DeLanes White Grape Shawls
aud Emb. Hdkfs.
:: Rac &, Dec. s. 1854.
At COST, RICH PLAID AND FIGURED BoNNEf
"A Ribbons, Silk and Cloth Cioaks and Mantilas, Silk,
Straw and LegIurn Bpnnets.
II. l.. EVANS.
Dee. s, Isa4 s.
A r COST, MEMS AND BOYS CLOTH CAPS, REA-
n dy made clothing, small lot Of Carpeting &c.
Call and take Il look.
Next door u Il. Smiths
Dec. 8, 1854 o
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kerr & NJ A RIB RY,
Importers and Dealers in China, Glass, &c,
Nos "a AND as, SYCAMORE STREET,
PETERSBURG, VA,
FEI AXE PLEASURE IN INFORMING THEIR
Il friends and the public generally that they have
ed their old stand and from extensive mporations this
Spring, per Ships C%"u~on' Lo"&tamtne, and City
of irOotyn, together with heavy pcha@es of Domestic
Goods the Factories, enabled offer the largest
stock and finest assortment of Cina, Grs, Ea,Ehe dnI
Stone Hare Rritanain and 81 Plated Iure L.nps,
Lookng GSa*SeS ant fncy Gooas that they have
hibted in this market.
Merchants and others respectfully invited call and
xaminc, dCt ermned sell at the lowest
Feb. g. 1S55 lu64-wlw.
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NEW JEWELRY STORE.
CHARLES H. THOMPSON,

NNOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE CITI-
w lens of Raleigh. the county and the country adj
joining that he has tedup in splendid style the house
merry occupied by the Insurance Company the west side
of Fayetteville Street and between Mr. s. H. Young and
Murray ONeas Dry Good Stores, where he has opened
rich and beautiful dsAort'aents Of NEW JEWELRY Of
all the modern styles consisting of The ornamented and the
useful and which he invites the attention of the Ladies
He has also for the gentlemen good lot of GOLD and
SILVER WATCHES, which will be warranted to perform
wei when delivered TO the customer also few excellent
double barrel guns brought expressly for the hunters Of
Carolina ais" great variety of walking Canes In fact at
the New Jewelry Store and every thing usually kept
in such establishments be found at prices that cannot
fail tn please the customer.
Repairing executed at shsrt notice and satisfaction guar
auteed.
October -, 1854. 94-tf
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HOLEASANT GROVE MALE ACADEMY,
Il Haze F,rest, A. CIVILIAN NJ. CRENSHAW, A:
b., PrncipalThe Seventh Session of this institution will
commenceon th End Monday january next. Tuition from
81 to Sl5 session The Academy situated mile from
Forestve The location of this institution for health
atty and convenience cannot be surpassed by any The
Trustees of this school have than realized their
tatlons in Mr. CRENsHAw teacher and would to the
public that he is thorough scholar and good instructor
Board be had at So per month"; For further particulars
address DIR. WESLEY HARTSFIELD,
Forestville Wake Co, n c.
Nov. %, 1858. 3-tf.
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THO THE TURPENTINE MAKERS OF N.
il & 5. CAROLINA.-Ths subscribers having a
ken the premium the late State Fair upon turpentine
TOOLS chppcrs ronndshaves and hackers would
to the public that they manufacturing these tools
tensirely Their workmen having been for many
gagged in the above business are unsurpassed by in the
liver these tools points the N G. R. and w.
NJ. Railroads. We warrant these tools to be equal in
quality and superior in adaptation for work to North
manufacture aud ask liberal share of public patron
age trusting that liberal Souherners will give preference
home manufactures.
All orders addressed to at Jericho n Co. will meet
prompt attention.
L. w. d. WHITFIELD.
January 0, 1855. IL
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M OTICE.-Was taken up and committed TO JAIL IN
ia the County OF Nash, June 10Th, 1854, n negro
man, who says his is TOM and belongs the heirs
OF Billy fosters deceased Tom. from his appearance
ion and has more than ordinary space between two Of
his under teeth. The forward
pay prison charges and lake him away or he will be dis
posed of according to law. A. X. BAINES
Aug. l-wtf Sheriff.
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The Rev. John Cummings Works.
CUMMINGS APOCALYPTIC SKETCHES, OR Lee
Otures II Book of Reveation-1st and I'd series
Cummings T phetic Studies, Lectures the Book
of Daniel.
Cummings Minor Works first series. This volume
tans the following: The Finger of God, Christ Pass
over, the Comforter
Cummings Minor Works, second SERIES This volume
contains the following: Message from Cod the Great
Sacrifice, Christ ceving Sinners.
Lectures on the Seven Churches, vel. l2 mo.
our Lords Miracles,
the Parallels, Z"
Romanism, Z"
Scripture Readings, Genesis, 6"
>" Exodus, So E"
st. Matthew,
ST. Mark,
The Church before the flood,
The Tent and the Altar, Z"
Benedictions, the Blessed Life, "
The Daily Life,
Voices of the Dead,
Voices of the Day,
Voices of the Night. 7"
For sele by W. L. PObIEROY.
March s. 1855. 81
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EAGLE FOUNDRY,
Richmond, S0th August, 1854 {
MEssRs. TcL.ND & BERGER:
Gentiemeh-I have put in operation, since my connection
with the above establishment several of your Circular
Saws; and they perform well and would recommend them
to all in want of a good article.
JOHN CLARKE, sawyer
TERMS OF WARRANTY.
All Saws manufactured by and stamped Toand Bur.
ger fully warranted including temper truth and sound
We challenge the production of single instance which
have failed TO make good Warranty Purchasers
will recoect that other manufacturers give full War.
r1nty, either in Europe America.
Letters of inquiry promptly answered.
TOLAND & BURGER
Richmond, Feb. . 1855. 2l-6msM