The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-09-17

h,,s of Rangar an the state Of Name: Cathe rine C.
Ward, Of Eoxoury n the State oi Aa.sachaseus is =
Napsur Of Houton IL the state OF Maine and James
Drew CheiscA Ia the Stale oI A.ssaGhasests, The
sum thirty three hundred and dity three dollar e.
being In all the Of thirteen thousand iour hIndre"
IwenIy dollars, ~ fG coiHpeisAion i'f three
thousand three hundred and nisyihrrc acres o iaDd
including the timber previously taken taefeffom IA
hall township ia The State oil AAine, sfaIteS y! LIZ
state vi 10 the late General ton, aio
called the - Eaton grant, 10 which saii parties o-t
title by The Operation vi fourth article Oh the treaty
d ninth August, eighteen hundred and forty-iwo 10
settle boundary between the ni'ed states
the possessions Of her Britannia Majesty ia North
America I'rorsied, That tie said Laura A. steo
bins Catherine Ward, Rufus AaE.ur, and James A
shall deeds OF release TO the parties Loid
ng possessory equitable possessory claims 10
the sad lsald three htGrvi AND MI! ihie
acres Of land any portion thereof described II
the reports the Governor Ana Council d Maine
by Ebsnezer Hutchinson and others commissioners un
resolution passed by the legislature OF sud state
the twelfth day Of April, eighteen hundred and Lsy
four, and the plan OF surveys accompanying SAID re
PORTS and of record lhe land Ofhce o. said state
And procded, also, That II shA appear 10 'he sAtsao
the Land agent OF said state O Aale that such
| decds OF release 10 en-ctualy convey good title to
said lands far SAID titles have been affected
by the operation o the treaty Aforesaid: And prtdo
further, That If il shall appear 10 the said snd agent
that the aforesaid parties Incompetent to MAKE such
ieeus ol release the whole Oi lands they
shall be entitled to receive pro rata only oi the coin
persatOn in TINS act Tor 50 much thereof as
/ they shall convey Aforesaid.
Sec = And BE- further enacted That the Secretary
Of the Treasury and he hereby authorized and
auired % "a unappropr lAtSd
treasury 70 Emund Monroe and Benjamin sewaii, OF
Boston, the Of Massachusetts, the sum Of thir
teen thousand i've hundred and forty dollars, IN the
proper of thereof 70 the former and
the latter, In fUii compensation for three
thousand three hundred and eighty i've acres Of land
including the timber previously taken thereirom IN the
western half vi iymGuth township So Called IN the
state Name and the OF six thousand seven hun
dTed sixty eight dollars u Rufus Aansur Of Houl
| ton, Maine and James A. Drew, o Chelsea, Mssachu
sets in full compensation for sixteen hundred and
ninety OF and including the timber previous
y taken therefrom The eastern half oil said township,
10 winch the said sevcry lost title by the ope
ration Oi the fourth article of the Aforesaid treaty Pro
rided the regulations restrictions anu provisions
contained provisos ine nrst section OF tins act
shall be maie tO all ntehts ana purposes apPcaoe IL
| this section.
Sec o. And be /. further e,sated, That the Secretary
Treasury be ami he j. hereby directed top oGt OF
any money the treasury not oterwIse appropriated,
| to Laura A stebbns oi Bangor Maine, anu Gather
C. Ward Dorchester, Massaoh hUsetts the sum OF
thousand six hundred and forty seven ioars and 20
Ecmuud Monroe and Benjamin sewaii, OF Ia. city o
Boston, Massachusetts,, thu sum Of seven thousand
hunare, aud thirty 1--we dollars IN the proportion Of
three the To Auuroe, ana enc fourth
TO sald Sewsi and To James A. Drew, OF Chelsea, Mas
sachusetts, aIt RiiEs Minsur, oi hO.on, Maine, The
of thousand three hundred and twenty eight
dollars the said several Sums beng IN fuii
at the rate dollar pr acre, Tor timber IRON
alIds by said rartiee, respectively and located
IN IN The the state state. d % %4 G t m2S.h ss
| as the disputed territory, and which timber was
taken on the proprietors in consequence OF
the diplomatic arrangements entered into between the
United states and Great Britain IN eighteen hundred and
| thrty Two, py WHICH Do,. "a, rs y. 20 80 .. ~ ~ -
| IRON 'ne eAeio'so VI Jul ,,a ~ "a - "a ;y ~,
ss, , 10 ~ ~ ~ - i xrhnIa ar m n,Tt AT IN, ontion
~ th Sr,arx oT tn treasury IN any OF the bonds o;
United states bearing interest at the rate OF SIX
| per centum per annum which have been may here
| % D.. an,inri-as hv ia,v IN no ,ssued
Approved July IL, 1862
| (PUMIc-No. l3Ol
AN All 10 proVde iof ti pay ni.n vi nues anu pcn
Ties coiected py UT pau 70 .ne Jus.eeS Vi 'he pa.
oi the ps'ret "a ooiuinoIa uluei 'no ao" vi ."n
gross apPro'eu .ne 'i' anu " "' oi 'ususs, cisn'ecn
hundred and sixty one, and ior o'ner purposes
BE It snoetsd 6y Ae senate and House q heprasat;re
q he C""eo ctotes Y anset teo :" e"'yss. Nsss~'."'
lhat the sevefai Justces o 'e Peaoe oi 'ne istc'
SOiuupia who nave LnPoSeu neS 1ce' ' "''e VI Oon
gress approved the tuu anu MN uays VI eeI
teen nunared anu Sky one on VI oeoie .e ul'eei'l
DAY oi Juiy eighteeu nuuuieu anu hiA'! wv, aHo
lun anu iatnui repo,t vi 'neh uoinss M .ls oeua
statihg the hae vi tne Pai " 'no 'hiou' VI ie nPs
ed, and the name OF the "i.nesses eNahhea IA eaci
case 10 'ie SUPP n'enuet U. AeuoPoht"u iooe AM
shall pay over Az moneys III .ne. nan'is arising IRON
report comply with the other PROVISIONS OF this i
shall be liable fine of not less than three Lupdre,
than five hundred dollars, to be collected from
said justices by prosecution the criminal court in th
said District of Columbia and il shall be the dutv a
the Superintendent Of Metropolitan Police 10 irsnec
tine purpose OF ascertaning the amount 80 collected a
aforesaid by them; and the said justices shall submi
dent. and falling To do an shall INV Sna 81 1a, ,on
than ffty nor more than one hundred dn,rs 10 h. col
, lected as above w.
Sec 2 And be further s,.urt,d That said ,s,;cos
the peace stal, on ar hetora m. m - 80 III, =
each and every wear MAKE fuII ana faithf,l rsynI,
their doinys "a aforesaid for The nracaain 80 ,h
SUPERINTENDENT of Netropolit,n poIce and sh. M,
over all moneys in their hanss arising from spcb En-
, IN tho e.id sunar;,t.,daDt .n, n -, i,z,; -