Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-27

iequlreu 10 pay, out OF any inappropriate money
the treasury " Edmand Monroe and Benjamm sewalI
OF boston, IN the State OF Massachusetts, the sum Of
thirteen thousand tive hundred and forty dollars, in
the proportion OF threeiourts thereof TO the ormer
aud one-ourth TO the latter in full eonpensat for
three thousand three hundred and eghty-ye q
land including the timber previously taken thereirYE,
IN the western half OF plymouth township" eallsd,
in the State OF Name and tho sum OF six thouaand
seven hundred and sxty-egat dollars TO Rufus MIN
sur, Of houiton, Name and James a. Drew, Of chal-
sea- Massachusetts,, in null compensation for sixteen
hundred and nlnety-two acres OF land, including the
timber previously taken thoreirom, IN the eastern hf
OF said township 10 which the said parties sevealy to
title by tho operation OF the fourth article OF the sps
said treaty. Propdsd, That the regulations, restrjc-
tions and provisions contained in the proyisos u IL
first section of this act shall be made all ntents and
purposes, applicable to this section ~--~
Soc. And be further eaated, That the Secretary
Of the Treasury be, and he Is hereby directed oAy,
out OF any money in the treasury not otherwise AZ.
propriated, to Laura A. Stebbins, Of Bangor MaiNx
and Catherine 9. Ward, of Dorchester Massaehusssss
the sum OF SIX thousand six hundred and forty-seven
tdollars and TO Edmund Monroe and benjamin Sow
ALL of the city OF Boston, in Massachusetts,, the sam Of
seven thousand SIX hundred and thir,y-ave DOLLARS =
.ae proportion OF tares-Ionrhs Of tho same 10 saiA
A'0"r0e ene-four,h to said sewalli And 70 Jansa
sur, OF Houlton, Maine, the of nine thousand
three hundred and twenyeight dollars; the ssid say.
sra sums bong IN ai compensation, at the rate Of
SAID parties respectively and located in the RAsea
ornt and Plymouth township ESQ called) in the state
Of Maine, and within the district recognized "A H.
"dispued territory" and which timber was takea OF
and lost TO the propreors consequence Of the dipo.
matte arrangement entered into between the United
States and Great Britain in eighteen hundred and hir
ty-two, by which both parties agreed TO abstain lcn
the exercise OF jurisdiction in said teitory P,opided
That the payments authorized and required by this act
may DO made, in whole or in part at the option OF IA
Secretary OF the Treasury in any of the bonds of tho
United States, bearing interest at the rate Of six psr
centrum per annum which have been, or may hereafter
be, authorized by law te be issued
Approved, July IL 1862. n.#. T
Chap CLvIII- An Act to provide for the Payment d
Fines and Penalties collectedby paid the Justices
of the Peace in the District OF Columbia under the
Acts of Congress approved the third and fifth of Au-
Purposes. ~ iar -'' =,
Be Il enacted By the Senate and House of Representa-
tpes Of the United States Of america Congress as
District OF Columbia who have imposed fines under tho
acts OF Congress approved the third and fifth daysUf
August eighteen hundred and sixty ne, SHALL On or
before the fifteenth day of july eighteen hundred ana
sxty-two make full and faithful report of their do
ngs in that behalf stating the OF the party the
amount of fine imposed and the of the witnesseA
examined in each case to the superintendent of metro
potan police, and shall pay all moneys in thsir
hands arising from such fines to the said supernend-
ent; and such OF said justices shall fail by the time
specified to make such report, and comply with the
other provisions of this law shall be liable to e
not less than three hundred more than FIVE hun-
dred dollars, to be collected from said justices by pross
cution in the criminal court in the said District Cleo
lumbia; and 1t shall be the duty of the superintendent
Of metropolitan police to inspect the dockets kept by
the said justices the peace for the purpose of ucer
tanning the amount so collected as aforesaid by them:
and the said justices shall submit their dockets to the
inspection of the said superintendent; and failing
50, shall pay fine of not less than fifty than
one hundred dollars, to be collected as above.
Sec. = And DC a farther enacted, That said JUS
tces OF ihe peace SNAIL on or before the fteentFday
OF July IN each ana every year. make null and faithful
.epIrs Vi tns uoigs aioresaa ior tne preoehg yeai
70 WY M Nv ~ ponee' ana iAa
an IN Iher haios arising IRON such nnes
~. DP.. y ii - any Jus.iee y. tao
With tb 81 ~ @ sd i 70 s1mpy
e. 80 \ ~, .I VI shiS iN ny snaii oe laoic ~
he ~ hos i9ss 'hh tree nunoed nor more than nve
a..n .i 70 oe ooec'eo Us PROVIDED IN 'he hst
aMnro ~ a,i1 1uin 10 1890 We ' 1aHafg1
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map Avt ior inc renei OF the Register a.
fv aa oice az 'ihcennes inana' ana Tor other
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20 % tosu ~ uts oeNose ana rouse o. hepfesend-
s ss:, &c oa ~, aats fmsr'Ga IN Congress a.
hereby, autnoIiAed 70 make sucn allowance ior OF
lSs tes uuils te temporary continuance Oh .he Iand
oneo t YLhcenheS ihaaha' as may, IN ms oPnioh U
Juss an1 PioPeI,, ~ 7 49, sss
pee. ana DC guftae' ehdeteds Ihat tne Saiu oec-
rotary De autnonzed to adjust the account o. John
Moofe, POSTMASTER Z! flheehnes, inaiahai ana M!Qw
him. at the usual rates for such services c5npensao
for the custody OF tho books papers, and forth, Of
the same were In his charge, under instructions fronn
the OommlsslQper OF the General Land Office, dated
September third eighteen hundred and ty-eights
these allowances be paid out Of tho appropriation for
incidental expenses OF district land Offices Provided,
That the total sum paid under this act shall not exceed
| five hundred dollars.
/ Approved July H. 1859 g" as H ~trss8
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