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SAXTA FE, NEW MEXICO, FEBRUARY 5, 1853.
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WILLIAM DREW.
TERMS,
WEEKLY- $5 t year,
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"" ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given, (hat tha undersigned
has been granted letters of administration on
thé estate of Hermann Gromun, deceased, by the
Probate Judge of the county o( San Miguel, Ter
ritory of New Mexico, bearing date the day of
August, 1892, ami all persons having claims acainst
aaid estate are notified to present them (or allow
ance within one yar from the date of said letters,
or they may be precluded from said ettatc, and if
not within three years, shall be (or ever barred)
and all persons indebted to the said estate are re
quested to come forward and make settlement
HENRY CONNELLY,
' " Almwiatiator.
Las Vegas, Oct. 2, 1852.-1'.
"jrw.lÍElvD,
; ATTORNEY AT Uw,
CITY or SANTA F, NEW MEXICO,
WILL practice to the Courts of tonta Fe,
and adjoining counties and will attend to
criminal business in my part of the Territory.
Santa F, pt 25, ISM.-Bmo .
OFFICE OF CO.WY. OF -UB.,
' FoaT Union, N. M., Dec. 22. 1852.
SEALED PROPOSALS will bereceived at this
office, till 12 o'rlock. M., on Tuesday the 28ih clay
of February, 1853. for furnishing Flour to the U.
Stale's Troops, at the points and in the quantities
mentioned, as follows :
' At Taos. N. M. 125.000 bounds.
At Foit Union, N. M. 150,(100' "
Al Sania Fe, . " M.000 "
'''' At Albuquerque, 2201100 '
, i At Fort Curad, " 125.000 "
. At Fort Fillmore, 23U,IKI0
The flour must be of "unpeifine" quality. anj de
livered in strong cotton 'drilling" sacks, of lOOIbi,
rh
Proposals are invited for the whole amount, for
that required at several points, or for that required
at any particular point.
Tin vontnet or contr.cts to be made (or one
year, and the faithful fullilme..t thereof 10 be guar
antied by two responsible securities whose names
list be entered in the proposals.
. One fourth o( the amount, required at each point,
must be delivered gn irlerly, commencing on the 1st
aiv r August, ISM.
' ijy The Commissaries, or principal Assistant
Commissaries of the subsistence in New Mexico,
will reserve the right o( mg or rimiiiiiiiiis;
the amount to be delivered at each and every point,
tyoM laird, by giving six mouths notice to that effect,-
. , . ISAAC BOW EN,
'" V - ' ' ttyr. fc C J
''" COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS, 1
. ' . . t Pennsylvania, .
i ,i ,. Connecticut,
New Hampshire.
Santa Fa, Jan. 1, ISM-tf.
IKDEPENDKNCE, MISSOURI.
BY
. V B. W. TODD.
I hare removed from ihe "Noland House," to
tha "Nebraska House," in Independence, Missouri.
The Nebraska House is a large new building, and
kas recently been much Improved by alterations
and additions. Having taken thia house for a term
of years, I intend to make every effort t" promote
the convenience and comfort of travellers. The
patronage of my (rienda and the travelling public
is respactdilly solicited.
, , B. W. TODD.
January 1st 1853 ly.
,' ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
has been granted letters of administration on the
estate of James W. Graves, deceased, by the Pro
hat Judge of tha County of Dona Ana. Territory
of New Mexii o, bearing date the 3rd December,
1852. All persons having claims against said es
tate are notified to present them for allowance with
in on year from the dale of aaid letters, or they
may he precluded fr m said estai e, and if not with
in two years, sh .11 be forever barred .iul all per
sons indebted to said estate, Are requested to come
forward and make immediate settlement.
LUIS WM GECK,
' ' 1 iminiiiVa'sr,"
DoRi Ana, Dec. 17. 1852. , ''
PUBLI SALE.
WILL be sold to the highest bidder by Ihe un
dersigned, on Monday the 21st day of Feb.
ruarr 1853. the place well known as Barclay's
Fort, at the Junta de los Rios N. M., including
all the right, title and interest in the surrounding
grant of Are leagues, with outhouses, corrals, &c.
An Ice-house filled a highly cultivated garden,
(with hot bed frames and young fruit-trees,) and
S00 aerea of land under cultivation, irrigated by
two large acequia,' which also run a mill capable
of srrindme thirty fanecas of train per diem Al
so a number of wagons, cattle, cows and calves,
horses and hogs) with firming utensils of all
kinds) a complete sett of blacksmith and carpen'
ter's tools. ... Together with general assortment
f dry goods and groceries, and a number of arti
cles too numerous to mention, amongst them 250
fanegas of corn and 500 (anegas at wheat. . Those
desirous of purchasing can examine for themielvas
the property and titles at this place.
:'; i TERMS. .,'! . : Ml
For tlx buildings and surrounding lands, one-fifth
ash, on the bal.nc a credit of 6, 12, and 18
months will be given, on third of the remaining
dues to be paid at each of the shove mentioned
pwiodi. .The other property will be sold on a
redit nf 4 and 8 months for all sums over fifty
dollars, nnder that amount, cash. The purchasers
in both ease giving bond with two approved se
curities, i' i . . , .
Tha piar being so well known, we deem a
further description unnecessary. The proprietors
wishing to clos their business in New Mexico, is
th sole obje t for offering tbeir prapeity for sal
in this minnsr. Possession given immediately
tarsal.. -rv . i
iH' y;M !' BARCLAT BOYU.
Barclay1 Fort, N. H. Jan. 15, 1853. tr
THE rj. . Mall frota anta1 Fe to the 8tates
leaves regularly on the, first day of each
month.
Passage during the summer months I $125 00
" , winter months 1150 00
401bs of baggage allowed toench passenger. "'
, WALDO, HALL, & CO. Proprietors. .
Santa F, Sept. 18, 1852 tí ,
bT ATOIOBtTY.
Public Aoti of the Thirty-Seoond Congress
OF THE
UNITED STATES.
1851-52. - ' '
Chap. I. An Act making Appropriation
. to memit the Expenses incurred in
consequei co of the late Fire at tiie
Capitol.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of llepresentntives of the United Slates
of Ameiice in Congress assembled, That
the Bum of five thousand dollars bti, and
(lie mine is hereby, appropriated nut of
any money in the tieajnry not otherwise
appropriated, to be expended, or s much
thereof as may be necessary, under the
direction of the Commissionerof Public
Buildings, in discharge of the expanses
incurred in the extinguishment of the
late fire in the Library Room, the re
inoval'of the rubbish, and the preserva
tion of such books and oilier articles ns
may have been saved, and the construc
tion of a tin roof fur the preservation and
protection of that portion of the building
now exposed.
Sec. i. Anille W further enacted,
That the turn often thousand dollars be
and the same is hereby appropriated for
the purchase, of books lot tlie Library
ol Congress, to be expended under the
direction of the Joint Committee on the
Library.
Approved, January 13, 1852.
Chap. IL An Act to provide a Room
for the Congressional Library.
Be itenactedby the Senate and Home
of Representatives of the United StBtes
of America in Congress assembled, That
the sum of twelve hundred dolíais be
hereby appropriated, to be expended
tinder the direction of the Commissioner
nf Public Buildings, for the purpose of
fitting up the document room and a por
tion of tlie adjoining passage to receive
trmpaiarily a portion of the books ol the
Congressional Librciy. r.
Approved, January 23, 1852. . .
Chap! V. An Act authorizing Ihe pay
ment of Interest to the State of New
Hampshire for Advances mude for the
use and benefit of the United Slates
tn repelling Invasion and suppressing
Insuriection,at Indian Stream in said
State.
Be it enacted by the Senate1 and House
of Representatives of tlie United States
of America in Congress assembled, That
the second Auditor of the Treasury be,
and he is hereby authorized and direct
ed to liquidate anil settle the claim of
the State of New Hampshire, against
the United States for interest upon the
military expenses incurred and actually
expended by her for the protection nf
tlie nnrtli eastern homier of said State,
and repelling invasion and suppressing
insurrection at Indian Stream, in the
county of Coos, in said State, in the
years eighteen bundled and thirty-five,
eighteen hundred and thirty six, and
eighteen hundred and thirty -set en; and
the sum so found tn be due to said Slate,
shall be paid nut of any money in the
treasury, not otherwise appropriated:
Provided, That said amount shall not
exceed the sum' af six thousand dollars.
1 Sec 2 'And be it further enacted,
That in ascertaining the amount of inter
est, as aforesaid, due to the State of New
Hampshire, the following rules' shall
govern: ' i .
Firtt: That interestshall not be com
pitted on any sum which' New Hamp
shire has not expended for the use and
benefit of the United States, as eviden
ced by the amount refunded or repaid
to the State of New Hampshire.
Second: That interest shall not be
paid during any time, on any sum larger
than the sum the Mate was paying in
tereit for at inch time.
Approved, January 27, 1852.' '
Chap.' VIIÍ. An Act providing for car
' rying into Execution, in further Pait,
the twelfth Article of the Treaty with
i Mexico, concluded at Guadalupe. Hi
dalgo, , . , ,
Btilinactedby the Senate and House'
of Representative of the United States
of Anrric in Congress assembled, That
th sua of three millions, one llupdftd
and eighty thousand dollars be and tha
same is hereby appropriated out of any
money in the treasury not otherwise ap
propriated, for the payment of the in
stalment and interest, which will fall
due on the thirtieth of May, eighteen
hundred and fifty-two, under the twelfth
article of the treaty between the United
Stages and Mexico, made and conduced
at Guadalupe Hidalgo, on the second of
February, eighteen hundred and forty
eight. .
Approved, February 10, 1852.
Chap. IX -An Act for the Relief of
American Citizens lately imprisoned
and uardoned by the Queen of Spain.
Be itenactedby the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United Stales
of America in Congress assembled, I lint
there be, and hereby is appropriated the
sum of six thousand dollars or so much
thereof as may be necessnry, out of any
money in the treasury not otherwise ap
propiiated, for tile relief of Ameiicuu
citizens lately imprisoned and pardoned
by the Queen of Spain, and who are
out of the limits of the United Stales,
the same to bo expended under the di
rection of the President of the United
Stales: Provided, That nothing in, this
Act shall be construed into an approba
tion of any inlet feience in the domestic
affairs of Cuba by any of the cilizeiik of
the United States .
Approved, February 10 1852.
Ciiai'. XI An Act to provide for the
Appointment of a Superintendent of
' Indian Affairs in California.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of liepresentatiees of the United Slates
of America in Congress, assembled, That
tlie sixth section of an act appro. cd May
sixth, eighteen hundred and twenty-two,
eniilled "An act to amend an act to reg
ulate trade and intercourse with the In
dian tribes, and to preserve peace on
the frontiers, approved the thirtieth
March, eighteen hundred and two;" also,
the fifth section of an act approv ed May
tweniy-fith, eighteen hundred and twei.-ty-four,
entitled ''An act to enable the
President to hold treaties with certain
Indian tribes, and lor other puiposes,"
be and the same hereby are revived, and
extended to the Mate nf California, for
the purpose of establishing a stiperinteu
dency of Indian affairs for said State,
and that the President, by and with the
advice and consent of the Senate, be,
and he hereby is authorized to appoint
a superintendent of Indian affairs to re
side in said '"late, who shall possess the
same powers, and be subject to the same
duties within hissiiperinteudency as be
long to the Superintendent ol ludían Al
fairs at t. Louis, in the State of Mis
souri, with the power also of exercising
administrative examination over an
claims, and accounts and vouchers for
disbursements, connected with Indian
affairs in the said State of California,
which shall be transmitted to the Com
missioner of Indian Affairs for final ad
judication, and by him passed to the
proper accounting omcer ol me tieasti
iv lor settlement.
Sec. 2. And le it further evaded,
That the said superintendent shall have
an annual salary nut exceeding four
thousand dollars. . .
Sec. 3. And be it further enacted,
That the said superintendent shall be
allowed a clerk, whose compensation
for his services shall not exceed two
thousand five hundred dollars per an
num. ".
Approved, March 3, 1852.
Chap. XV. Air Act to provide for the
Repair of the Congressional Library
Room, lately destroyed by Fire.
Beitenacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the I nited Slates
of America in Congress assembled, That
the sum of seventy-two thousand five
hundred dollars be, and the same is here
by appropriated to, the repair of the
Congressional Library room, which was
lately destroyed by fire, accoiding to
the plan described in the report and
drawings which were submitted by the
architect to the Secretary of the Interi
or, and approved by the Committee on
Publio Buildings of the Senate: . Pro
vided, however, That the work shall be
executed under the direction of the Sec
retary of the Interior, and be subject to
such a modification of the details as may
be consistent with the general arrange
ments of the plan, and rlecessary and
proper iri the opinion of the President of
the United Mates. . ri v.--
Anproved, March 19. 1852.
Chap. XIX. An Aci to make Land
' Warrant assignable, and for1 other
-purpose!.' ' ' ;' " 1
BeUinacUdby the Senate and House
of Representative! of the Untad Mate!
of Ameiicuin Congress assembled, That
all warrants for military bounty lands
which have been or may hereafter be
issued under any law of the United
States, and all valid locations of the same
which have been or may hereafter be
made, are hereby declared to be assign-'
able, by deed or instrument of writing
made and executed after the taking ef
fect of this act according to such form,
and pursuant to such regulations as may
be prescribed by the Commissioner of
the General Land-Ofiice, so as to invest
the assignee with all the rights of the
original ow ner of the warrant or loca
tion: J rovtdt'd, That any person enti
tled to pre-emption right to any land
all he entitled to use any such land war
rant in payment for the s.tine at Ihe rate
of one dollar and twenty-five cenls per
acre, for the niianiitv of laud therein
pecified: Provided, That Ihe warrants
which have been, or may hereafter be
issued in pursuance of said laws' or of
litis act maybe located according to the
egal subdivisions of the public lands in
one body upon any lands of the United
Mates, subject to private entry at the
time of such location, at the minimum
price. Provided, further, That when
said warrant shall be located on lands
which are subject to entry at a greater
minimum than one dollar and twenty-five
cenls per acre, the locator of said war
rants shall pay to the United States in
cash the d i tit rence between llio value of
such wairanls at one dollar and twenty-
five cents per acre and the tract of land
located on. i. .. , :! ;. ,
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted,
That the registers and receiv ers of the
land-nflices shall hereafter be severally
authorized to charge a;id receive for
their services in locating all military
bounty land warrants issued since tho
eleventh day of February, eighteen hun
dred and forty-seven, the same compen
sation or percentage to which they are
entitled by law for sales of the publio
lands for cash, at the rate of one dollar
and twenty-five cents per acre, the said
compensation to be hereafter paid by
the assignees or holders of such warrants
Sec. 3. And be it further enacted,
That registers and receivers, whether
in or out of office at the passage of this
act, or their legal representatives in case
of death, shall be entitled to receive
from the treasury of the United States,
for services heretofore performed in lo
cating military bounty , land warrants,
the same rate of compensation provided
in the preceding section forsevicrshere
after to be performed, after deducting
the amount already received by such
officers under the act entitled "An. act'
to require the holders of military land
warrants to compensate the land-officers
of the United States for services in re
lation to the location of those warrants,"
approved May seventeenth, eighteen
hundred and foity-eight: Provided,
That no register or receiver shall receive
any compensation out of the treasury foi
past services, who has charged and re
ceived illegal fees for the location of such
warrants: rfnd provided further, That
no register or receiver shall receive for
his services during any year a greater
compensation than the maximum now
allowed by law.
Sec'. 4. Jlnd be it further enacted,
That in all cases where the militia or
volunteers, or State troops of any State
or Territory were called into military
service, and whose services have been
paid by the United Sutes subsequent to
the eighteenth June, eighteen hundred
and twelve, the officers and soldiers of
such militia, volunteeis or troops shall
be entitled to all the benefits of Ihe act
entitled "An act granting bounty laud
to certain officers and soldiers who have
been engaged in the military service of
the United States," approved Feptem
ber. twenty-eighth, eighteen hundred
and fifty, and shall receive .lands for
their services according to the provis
ions of said act, upon proof of length of
service as therein leqmred, and (hat the
last proviso of the ninth section of the
act of the eleventh nf February, eigh
teen hundred . and , forty-seven, be, and
the same is hereby repealed: Provided,
I hat nothing herein contained shall au
thorize bounty land to those who have
heretofore received or become entitled
to the same.' .i p ..i ,.;ci; ;.:,n.i(l i
Sec. b.'fflnd U it, further na.óted.
That where any, company, bailqlion or
regiment, in an organized form, march
ed more than twenty miles' to the blare
i : .1. . . ' I ... ' .i .i ' i .
wnere wey were inimrreu uno toe ser
vice of the United Stales, nr. wefn disJ
charted mote than twenty miles from
the place where such company, batta -
lion or regiment S, qrganizedj n till,
such cases, incqinpujing tie")engtli,'c.t1
service, of the ,0010., and soldier!, jif,
any company,, battalion or regiment,
with a view to determine. the quantilv
of land any officer or soldier is entitled.,
to under said act, approved twenty-eiat!) (
September, eighteen hundred and jjfty,
there shall be allowed one day for Very
twenty miles, from lic placet where tiie,
company, battalion qr regiment vas or-0
ganized, to the place where the same .
was mustered into the service of the '
United Stales; and alsq one day for ev
ery twenty miles fiom the place 'where,,
such company, battalion or regiment was
discharged, to the, place where' it('was
orgmized, and from whence it marched .
IV rim 1 1111; iri .r r
. Approved, March 22, , Í852!
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Chap. XX, An Act amendatory of the
'"'ii
Act entitled "An Act to provide fur,,
holding the I'uurls of, the U. States ,
. in Case of the sickness or other Dis-.
ability of the Judges of the District ;
Courts,'' approved,), uly twenty-nine,
eighteen hundred aud, fifty. - ..,,,,
lit i enactedby the Senate and House ,
of Representatives of the United States
of America in Congress assembled, 1 at,
Ihe authority conferred by the act afore ,
said, hereby amended, may be exercised
by a Circuit Judge or by the Chief Jus
tice nf the United Stales as in the said
act jlirccted, whenever gh ttiecertihcíte,'.
of the clerk of the Circuit or District
Court, undei the seal of the court, it
. 1 11 l . i1 j.. 1 - .i' l ' in
sumí oe mane 10 ap ear 10 me satisiac .
lion of such judge or chief justice, that
the public interests, from the accumu
lation or urgency of judicial busíhess"íir
any district, shall require it to bé done;',
and Ihe District Judge 'so designated
and appointed, shall have and, exercise
the same powers within such district. 8S
if the District Judge resident therein,
were prevented by sickness or oilier I
disability from' performing his judicial;
duties; and it shall be. lawful in case of,
such appointment, for each of,,lhe..?n!il;)
District Judges separately to hold a
District or Circuit1 Cdiirf at' the1 laini'
time in stiCh district, and - discharge all a
the judicial duties of a District Judge '.
therein, but no such District Judge sbtd ;
hear appeals from the District Court, , ,
Approved, April 2, 1852. ( '
Chap. XXIV. An Act to extend ' tlie: 1
Time for selecting Lands grarlted to
the State of Wisconsin for saline Pur- '
poses, . i . ' "4 ,' j;''m í
Be ilenaciedhy the Senate and linuse :
of Representatives of the United Stale! ,,
nf America in Congress esseu blod, That .
the time for selecting lands "fof ' saliné"
purposes, granted to the State ' of WIi;'l'J
cousin by virtue of the fourth subdivis-'
ion of the seventh section of, an act en-1;
titled "An act to .enableythe people, of..,
Wisconsin Territory tn form a consti- ,
tntion and State government, arid for the' '
admission of such State into the Union,"'1'
approved the sixth day of August, hi the
year eighteen hundred nd forty-nix, be,i
and the same is hereby extended tq the,.)
first day of January, in the year eighteen
hundred and fifty-four; and the land so
selected previous to the day last' 'meri-'"
tinned, shall be granted Id aaldV State foT'o
the same purposes, on the same conduct
lions, and with like effect, as if the same
had been selected and confirmed within
the time limited by the act above men-'..',
tinned. ' " ; '' ','"i vr- '('"'! ' "l 1
Approved, May 4, 1852. d m.iMrr,!i m
Chap. XXVj-An Act to chance tha"
! I -II' .1 , t .
i une 01 noiuing uie umteu mte:t
District Ctntrts in labaata, and.jforj,
other l'urpó.u-s. ' , .1 ,
Be it enacted by (he Seriate and ifoiise "
of Representatives of the United SiStei10
of America 111 Congress assembled, .That"!
the District Cpi.Upf; the! .U. Slateim
for the state of., Alabama shall ,he held
in each aud every year aa follows: 'At
Mobile, on the, fourth Monday m April J
and the St'Oond Monday after the fourth,!)
Monday ,,in November; at Hunsyjlle,
on the second Nlondy in Miiy and tlie
second" Monday in Áovemberí rid'i'atí8
Montgomery,' on the fourth MóndajHn '
May and the fourth Monday in Noten '
' 1 i'ciliítiiinh.
Sec. 2., And, It ii further, enacted,
That Ihe county nf Butler shall hereaf
ter form a bnrt bf, and' be embraced1 in '
the middle district óf said stalei1"" iV
Approved, May i, .1852.1 ml m'l la-i
Chap, J,XXJIl.r-An Act ,cnncerninn '
the; Sessions, of ihe (ourls of the Unj
ted States in the District qf Helairare,',
Béil éharfiidhs t'te Senate1 anil House1
of lli"(ri'nidlil't'S,iiflliil''Ulvtted.i.,IMIP.
nfi,,inrrii:ii sit iMi "rh iMiM'hM tMr
.tv..yti J e; n ;', V,'eiAÍ( mVC
1 for the District of Delaware,'' shall iierr