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IIIBUIHID tVERY STUBDAY, T
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WILLIAM DREW.
TERMS.
WEEKLY- $5 year, payable invariably in
advance) 'ingle cppiea 12 1-2 centi. Advertise
meats, $1 SO per square of ten linea for the Aral
insertion, and f 1 for every subsequent insertion.
. J. W. REED,
ATTORNEY AT LAw,
CITV or SANTA ST., NEW MEXICO, ,
WILL practice in the Courts of Santa Fe,
and adjoining counties and will attend to
criminal business in nny part of the Territory.
Santa Fe, Sept 25, l852.-fimo
OFFICE OF COiUY. OF --UB.,
Fort Union, N. M., Dec. 22. 1852.
HEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
office, till 12 o'clock, M., on Tuesday the 28th itav
of February, 1853, for furnishing Flour to the V.
State's Troops, at the points and in the quantities
mentioned, as follows :
u ", At Taos, N. M. 125.000 pounds.
At Fort Union, N. M. 150,1100 "
' "AtSsnla Fe, " 50.()0 "
VnitvJVtAlbuqiiBique, " .0,000 "
'"1 At Fort Fillmore, f 230.IHI0 "
'The ItourtiMUt ke oí"wiplie''rnfllily.aiid de-
Urml 'roi patton "driJIiiiK') s"1". ldolbs,
i. ' . .
"'Proposals 'ate invited far fnc'whole amouiil, for
IkK requreu ao several poms) w iut uiw require r
at ny particular point. , , : , .
The lonlx.ctor, contnets to be nude for one:
year1, and'.ihifolllifill fdltilme .l thereof lobe guar
anllwl by two lespens'ble seowhei ho namec
Biwt b entered, "i ihe proposals. , I
One fourth of the amount, reiiulred at each neurit.
if ul be ilelivered 'iuin'ifrfyi l onnneiicmi; on the lf
av n' August, 1853. . . .. ,
JyTlie Coniiiiissaries, or priiicpnl AÍ!tanl
GAnliiisrieii oi theubisletie in New ; léxico,
will reaeree tie rht of iM'cmiiw, or i.iiitiii;
the amount to be delivered at each and every point.
6 mti third, by giving six months notice to that ef-
feet,
ISAAC BOWJf,
4-
,fiij!;l BÍ'W T'OÜD.,:'t 1; 1
; J ht've'Teinnveirfíoitl Ini :Nbriml Jlruse,'1 Ib
thí1'tNebr4Hiiuae)''niln(lpenilencie,Mi'iourÍ4l
The Nebraska House la a large new tniildini;, and
has rei ently been much' improVed by' alteralions
and ajdil ionsi Htvlnr; ti ken this house for a term
atiari, intend inake evw y ff.ir w proirl
the convenience and comfort 'of travelleis. The
patroiiaRe of my friends and the travelling "public
la respecifully srilifited.' : t . "'
, , , B. W. TODD. .
January 1st 1853-ly. '
PUBLIC BUILDING..
.,, , ... 1000 uic TRoa er stoni... u ,
rpHE Commissioners of Public, Buildings for the
J. Territory of New Mexico, will receive, at
their office in the city of Santa Fe, until the lOih
of March at 12 'o'clock, M.) sealed proposals fur
? lurrying 10ÜU cubic yards of alone The proposer ,
urthe enntrncl to be (overned by the following
teroii and spttiAcutione : ' " 1 '' 11 1
. 1st. Tueetfiie to be of hliit oi grey lime. ,
2d. To be quarried within a mile and a half r
ef the pla.a of rjanfi Fi.
3d., Te be f iouitd, stout, tree of -cracks or
flaws, and no stone to be of less dirseniiona 4rit
two feet jind a half ,m length, 'one. font .ind a half
in WMllh, and six fn'chce llnckl '' ' "'
, 4th, TI tn to be laid Hp lr compact reel-,
angular piles, for measurement i) the auierinteti
dent. , j-
; .Mh. Ne proposition will be consiierti for a
let amount bim MM cubic yards.
6th. Contract to be completed by the 10th
day of May next,
PRESTCN BECK.
MANUEL ALVAREZ,
FRANCISCO ORTIZ Y DELGADO,
t ominissioners.
J, HOUGHTON, superintendent.
Santa F, Jan. 28, 1853.
NOT1CC
DISSOLUTION or PARTNERS lite
T HE firm herelofote known as SPENCER It
GRANDJEAN waa this day dissolved by
mutual consent The business will hereafter be
carried on in the name of CHARLES L. SPEN
CER In the liquidation of all debts the name of
the old firm will be used.
i- CHARLES L. SPENCER,
HENRY GRANDJEAN,
Laa Cruees, Jan. 15, 1853.-334t
1 OUTFITS FOR SANTA FE,
The subscriber respectfully informs the public
ot New Mexic, that at his establishment at
WEsTPORT, MIS90URI,
nifcjrhnjaRrtitet . ;
i U t' i . COPNCIL'-OROVE," " 'rn,"
Nebrnkt ferritdrf, hé 1l prepared to ódtnt tni
eupply wfh every thing requisite foi the journey
to, aanta F. companies or individuals, upon the
not) reasonable terms.
jyHe beleeves that an icquaintance of many
Tears with the Santa Fe trade, will enable hifli to
lire general satisfaction in the business
".nPi! .i' ALBERT G B0
BOONE.
ifcnta f e, Dec. 24, tS!i-28-3m
THE U. . Mail' freí nl Fe to the 8tatea
' leaves reguliriy on the first day ot each
month,! I ii"i 1 1 'i 1 11 ' ' '
Pasaage during (bet summer months., ,, $12$ 00
'" 1 ' i winter raoolhi , $150 tW
lOlbt'df baggage allowed to eh passenger:1 "
i.., , IVALDQi HALL, CO, i'wprietori.S,
Banta Fe, Sept. 18, 852-tf , ,; i ,
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LETTERS testsmentafj1 wére' granted (he tth,'
designed, utea the. estate of Dámaso Lopea
deee sed, dated November 30th 1852,. by tho
rabl Judge of Prohatej for the county ot Santa
Fes, 'ill persone' Indebted t laid estate are re
quested; t in ike immediate payment, and those
having demands against the same must preeent
them within the time prescribed by law, or they
wiÜJéehewd.l' 'i i.In.l it i '' i
COMMISSIONER OF DIJEDS, .
Pennsylvania, ' '
Connecticut. ,
New Hampshire.
Santa Ft, Jan. 1, 1852-
BY AUTHORITY.
Public Act! of the Thirty-Second Congre
OF THK
UNITED STATES.
1851-62.
Uuap. LXVI. An Act to supply Defi
cieticics in the Appropiiations for the
Seii'icc in the fiscal Yetr ending the
thirtieth of June, one tlioiisund eight
hundred and fifty-two.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Keprestiitutives of the United States
of America in Congress assembled, 'I hat
the follow ing sums be, and the same are
hei i by appropriated to supply deficien
cies in the uppiupriattqns Iut the sertice
nf the fiscal ear ending the thiitielh, of
June,' eighteen liUndreU. anJ filly-two,
out of any itiuney in the treasury not
otlierwisu approjinaied, namely:
for the amount required in pay ret
ened peree.ntige under the coiiiiacl fur
the tl.iaiiug duck: at I'lijlade.lphin, five
ihoiisaiid nine liiiudred and thirty three
dulliiii aiid diiily.eiglli cents. "
i t'or tl aiiimlut leíjuired Id pay for
diü'dgiiig tit river in li'utit of the dock''
basin ut the I'lul.idelphia iiai'j-yar'l,
twelve thousand dolluts
For the amount reijuiied .to pay out
standing liabilities fni labiir ami maleii
als expended1 itn dry dflckL,;iiini: glitej,'
iiimpb, engiiie-liiiuse, eie.i at Uroi.thrr,
elghly-eit , tliuusaid tillte: liii(jre(i
and six dollars, and uitiefy .live; qilils..
, Fof the ajiioinl . required ,1" , pay for
rese'rtatiiius lindel1 1 fie contract, for en
giiii, etc fof the dry dock' at 'Brooklyn','
seven thousand dollars. ' " ' ' '
tor compiling the floating diy doi k
San FrencifCis Californin iiiiWiortge'd
by act of tlni'4 .ViHrvtiiivva.liiiiKlri'd
and fifty-one, thi.ee himdrtd and. six,)
thousand dollars; tnd said duck iniij be
uesd for the purpose of repairing mer
chaut ships, when not in use by the j;ov.
eminent, in such manner, for such com
pensation, and upon such terms and con
ditions as shall br . prescribed by. the
iieeretary of the Navy.
Foi compensation to temporary cleiks
in the office of the third auditor of (he
treasury employed in nuking out cer
tificates of íervice I rom the muster rolls
of one thousand eiht, hundred and
twelve, and the several Indian wars, el
even thousand inU htiiiflied dollars;
which;suin shull be tliilributed.ainoug
the clerks according to the discretion of
the Secretary of i tile I reasury: 7Vorí
(MThul no Biliary fiont this fund shall
exceed one thousand dollars per annum,
except two, who shall receive twelve
hundred dollars per annum. ,j
For the contingent expenses of he
office of the third auditor, to pay for'pre
paring books of transfers from the Quar-tcritinsttr-General's
ollice,two hundred
dollars.
For eoinpensation to extra clerks em
ployed temporarily in the office of the
Auditor of the Cost-Office Department,
four thousand dollars.
For pasting in books, prepared for the
purpose, cancelled certificates of the
registry and enrolments of vessels re
turned by the several collectors ot the
customs, five hundred dollars.
For annuities and grants, seven hun
dred and fifty dollars. , ''
For tlie regular Supplies of the Quar
tetmaster's Department,'' consisting ( of
forage in kind for the horses, mules, aiul
oxen of the Quartermaster's department,
at tbe several military posts alio stations,
end"wftli tli ahniei in' tlie 'field; for the
horses of the first and second regiments
of dragoons, the companies 'of light ar
tillely, tile regiirieht óf inounteú; 'rifle
men, and siicil coinjianies of infantry as
may be mounted, and also for the aiiij)
orised number of officers' horscS when
serving in the field and at the outposts,'
serén hundred and ninety-five thousand
for iranspdrtatron' hrthe flfmyiiiclu
Am$ th' bág'giig of lie''troóps),'Vheri
moi inrr Jther bv land 'or water;' of Clo-
thiricairiti.'ailtf gitrYlsoii equipage, and
llUiao CUIIIllllirill. IIUIII llic uchuw a
tTiltadein
tiladelnriia," Rf. Louis, ,rid New pf
leant, (o the Several hosts' an i
nntst: nf iifisiitencÉ.' frrirri the blaoes of
purcháie, frotó 'fli 'placeif of delivffj'
urirfecontrait,' id .dc j)lhdfi '. is' ; fte
fit to be int; of ordnance, ordninci
stores, and small arms, from the found
eries and armories .to (he arsenals, forti
ficalrons, frontier posts, and armydepotsj
ireiglits, tolls, and lerrtage; lor the pur
chase and hire of horses, mules, oxen,
wagons, carts, drays, ships, and other
sea-going vessels and boats, Tor the
transportation of supplies, and for' garri
son purposes1, for drayage and' cartage
at the several posts; hire of teamsters,
transportation of funds, for the pay and
other disbursing departments; the, ex
pense of sailing public transports on the
various rivers, the üiilf of Mexico, and
the Atlantic and the Pacific; and for
procuring water at such posts' as, from
their situation, require that it be brought
from a distance, . eight hundred ' and
ninety thousand dollars. , ' ., . , ,.
For the purchase of horses required
foi the' first and secrtnd regiments" of
dragoons; fhei regiment of mounted rifle
men, and such companies of infantry' as
may be mounted, (or I y thousand dolldrs.
For constructing, repairing, and en
larging , barrarle,, quarters, hospitals,
storehouses', stables,' what ves, and ways
atf the several posts and army' depots;
for temporary cantonments, and the au-:
thurised I'uiniliire for barrack-rooms of
non- commissioned oll.ceis and soldiers,
yuu-hp'' si s for the rote ciion of vanuon$
iucltuling the iiecessaiy tools, hud male
ii.il,' fur the objects enumerated, and fur
rent nj' qijiirier.s mid oth'ce lor olficers,'
itnd haiinclts and. hospitiils fur troops,
where there are no public., build tigs. for
ihelr 'iic'couimodalloii; for .storehouses
for the' siifi keeping of mililaiy stores,
and of gnu, iids f if summer cantonments
and tiieampHiiiilfl, two hniidrrd uiid
nineteen thousand dollars. ..-
. t or rlothing, camp and garrison equi
p;ie,' and, lió IS equipments, for engineer
(loops, ordriHiice ileprtlrienl, diagoons,
iilleinen, light artillery, artillery, and
infiiiilry, se tnty-five tlioiisund dollars '
jjfc'or si.tbsistence in kind, two hundred
and sr euty-uine thousand five hundred
and seventeen dollars. r , . 1,
Fiir piiy of t( con piinies of Texas
iilounfed volunléeis,' eighty ' thousand
set'iit'liiindred and forty-one dolhuJ' '
! For running and marking the bound
ary line between the United Males and
Mexico, according to the treaty of Gua
dalupe llnliilgii, eighty thousand dollars:
I'hivhfrd, That nothing herein contain
ed shall be so construed as to sanction
a departure from the point on the Rio
(fraude ninth of the town called Faso,
designated in the said treaty.
l-'or simeyingeighl bundled and seventy-five
miles of meridian base and
standard lines, meandering and survey
of irrtgulur or river lots, etc., in Cali
fornia!, at a rate not exceeding fifteen
dollars per mile, thirteen ihousand one
hundred and twenty-five dulUis.
For subdividing land in. California
into townships, equal to nine hundred
miles of survey, at a rate not exceeding
fourteen dollars per mile, twelve thous
and dollars. ,i , p .:
For, subdividing fifty townships in
California into sections, at a rate not
exceeding twelve dollars per mile, thirty-six1
thousand dollars. '.' '
For surveying private claims in Cali
fornia, seren ihousand five hundred dol
lars ., ' , ... .:, , i '.(,-'; '' ! ::m .
For .compensation of the surveyor;
general of Arkansas, per , act of August
eighth, eighteen hundred and forty-six,
two thousand dollars.
For clerks in the office of the surveyor-general
of Arkansas, per aot of Au
gust eighth, eighteen bundled and foily
six, six thousand three hundred dollars-
For survey s in the mineral region of
Michigan; at a rate not exceeding six
dollars per mile, twenty-four thousand
seven hundred and eighty dollar's. ' '
For completing the survey of the arde
able lands in the Menomotiee cession,
and the survey of the Lake Superior
region, Wisconsin, at a rate got excee
ding five dollars per mile, twenty thou
sand tiplars. , i ., ,.,
Tor the completion of the township
lines, and the' subdivisions of such of
the townships - as bear Valuable pine
timbe west of the fourth principal me
ridian, and between the third and fourth
connection parallels, at a rate not ex
ceeding five dollars per mile, thirty-three
thousand dollars. , , . .
For annual repairs of the President's
hoiiseYsiif. hundred dollars. '' ' -:
For filling up end grading, etc, Frank
lis square, four hundred and six dollars
and iiipetj-nin onts. ,. . . , , '
To make the roads and walks, and to
plant, Lafayette square, two thousand
dollíT.w"f ' ' ."í"" '';"
I To complete the improvements H ib
square soutli of the .President's douse,
twelve tliousaiid'1 dollars :' 'Provided,
That the grounds can be filled' lip' ind
the surface completed for the sum here-"
in appropriated, and, , contrapt for the
completion of .the work, with good se
curity, be tendered .and accepted,' at a
sum not exceeding this amount. . .
'"'Td supply 'the deficiency in the' api
propriation for the casual repairs of the
Capitol, one thousand five hundred dol
lars. For completing the improvements
of New Jersey avenue, north of the pa
pitol,'riine thousand dollars. For plant,
ing and finishing the roads hud walks
through that portion of '.the public mall
surrounding the Smithsonian Institution,
seven thousand dollars, ,:-, ' .1 ;;,,'i
. For payment to Augustus Humbert of
balance of his salary as United Stales
assayer of gold in California, under the
art of thirtieth of September, eighteen
hundred and fifty, twelve hundred 'and
fifty dollars. l i, ".;..., mi ,'t'i i m.
For compensation pf extra olerks einv
ployed In the olhce of the Commissioner
of Pensions, twenty thousand dollars;
,.,'.;. ti,...'.... i' .i. ,.t...lt l '...:..
i tuututfif xii.ii in ).irlK aimu icueive
more than at the rate of one thousand
dollars per annuiii, exoeit, two, whose
snlary shull not exoeek twelve hundred
dolíais, under this act. ( , , , 'i : ,,'
For expenses of establishing the sup
erliiteiiileiicy or Indian Affairs i Culi
furnia', aofboriscd by 'the" act (if third
.March, eighteen huhdred and fifty-two,'
xn:-:-i r-.. :i-i:.- i wi ! ai. n
, For . salary,, of superintendent, -one
thoiiSHiul three .hundred and eighteen
dii!lrs and sixty-eight cents, ., i , .
For presents and provisions for Indi
an usiting superintendent on' official
business, one thousand dollars. " -
For iravelliug expenses of lhe super
inieiident, and t tie necessary attendants,
two ihousand Gve hundred dollars. ') I
For payment to the American' party
of St. Kegis Indians, (less the i sum of
one lüpiiMind dollars appropriated, by
the act of twenty-seventh of June, eigh
teen hundred and forty-six, in pursuance
of h stipulation contained in the sup
plemental article,) as a remuneration
for moneys laid out by said tribe, and
for services rendered by their chiefs and
agents, in securing the title to tho Green
Bay lands, and in removal to the same,
agreeably to the provisions of the ninth
article of the treaty with the Six Nations
of New York, of fifteenth of January,
eighteen hundred and thirty-eight, four
thousand dollars. :' i ' . .
For payment to the Senaea Indians 6f
New York, for moneys wrongfully with
holden from them by an agent appointed
by the government for the management
of their affairs, as per report of Thomas
li. Stoddard, commissioner selected by
tho Secretary of War to mnke the re
quisite investigation pursuant to the di
rection contained in the fotirtl) 'section
of the act of twenty-seventh June eigh
teen hundred and forty-six, making ap
propriations lor the Indian Department,
twenty. eight thousand five hundred and
five dollars and fifty cents: '.Provided,
That the Secretary of the Interior is
hereby required, upon payment of, the
money herein specified, to take ' such
further stop, if any may be necessary,
as shall enable the United Stntes lo re
cover the amount due from .saidagent'
For the appropriation of the follow;-,
ing Minis carried to the surplus fund per;
warrants numbered twelve and thirteen,
and dated respectively thirtieth of June,
eighteen hundred and forty-six, and thir
tieth of June, eighteen hundred and forty-eight,
under the fullqwing heads, viz;
"Jr'or carrying into, effect , Choctaw
treaty," kct eleventh of June, eighteen
hundred and forty-two, ninety-five dol
lars and eightv-Orree cents. , j,
For carrying into .effect Choctaw
treafyon account of lands relinquished,",
act second of March, eighteen hundred
and thirty-one, eight liijnpi ec anil .t wenty-six
dollars and twenty-six cents. ,..,'
"For payment to Poftawatoniies for
corn .crop abandoned,'' .act, irdi.pf,
March, eighteen hundred and thirty-
nine, seven hundred and lurty-twe dol
lars and fifty cents, i :. a. ,í' ,
"For payment to Pottawalomies for
twelve log houses destroyed," act third
March, eighteen hundred and tirty-nine,
six hundred dolíais 'wa.-.-i ': v .oiv
For interest on the amounts awarded
Chootaw claimants, under the fourteenth
article of the treaty of Dancing Rabbit
Creek, of twenty-seventh of September,
eighteen hundred and thirty, for - lands
mi i.', .i ',". lili i i,,, ... Qui ,' 1,1'
There' i no such act. 1 1 l'-i,ipj-'tlit
edthatth act of Juné 4, 1833' is the
one Intended. ."i :.". v'' :- 1
on which they resided, but which it is.
impossible to give them, and in lieu of
the sorip tjiat his.beeq awarded ynder
tlje act .o( i,w-eity.iii-d of August, figlij
teen liupdied and forty-two, not delW
..-l.l.. 'ij-fc it. J 'l.fi Ij.fi.-, LliJ
cruuie casi, oy me unru lecnon oi iam
l&w, per' act of third- Match, eighteen1
hundred and forty-five, for the hau year
ending thirtieth of June,' eighteen bun
drcd and fifty-two, twenty-one thousand
eight hundred .dollars:' Provided, That
after the thirtieth day' of Juneeighteen'
htlndred ánd fifty-two, nil jy DiMits" of
intere-sl on said awards shall cease, and'
that the Secretary of the : Interior be
and he is hereby directed to pay said,
claimants the ainouht of principal awar
ded iti each case I'esp'eclively, and tliat :
lb amount necessary for this 'purpose
be, and the sam.0 is hereby appropriated, ?
not exceeding eight hundred and aeren)
ty-two thousand, dollars; Provided 'jw
thcr, That the. final payment and satis
faction of sard awards shall be first rat,
ificd and' approved ' k filial release of ;
all claims of such parties under the four
teenth article of said treaty, by the pro')
per national authority of the t)hoctawsr.
in suijh form as shall be prescribed by
the Secretary of the Interior,'.' j ' ' " ,.r
For the purchase bf presents, and to '
negotiate tinder instructions' from the
Scretary of the Interior, with the In-!
diaus in Texas who have intruded them
selves into that state front the territories
of the United States, for their removal
from that state, twenty-five thousand
dollars."1 "'' " V "''' i.-i;
For continuing the collection and for :
publishing the statistics and Other infor
mation authorised by tho act of third of.,
March, eighteen hundred and forty -lev-
en, and subsequent acts, seventeen thou
sand dollarsi Provided, That the work
shall be completed fh five Volumes, and ,;
that at least one volume shall', be pub.
lished in each year, until the whole ser
ies of five volumes shall be finished. '." "
For arrearages in the bost of the pre
paration of the volunte, for the ar
eighteen hundred and fifty-one, vf. stat-
isticsjnd other, information authorised ,
by The set, of, .(bird of March, eighteen
hundred and forty-seven, and subsequent .
acts, five thousand three hundred do!1
lars. " .'' '.i 1 f,V? -i'-' ' -
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the taste of the people.'
Will our editoHalfriend$ club with
v at iitualf and, if not too much trou
ble, ask those who took an interest in ,
Graham for 1852 to go with us for 1853.
0 We will send Graham's Magazine .
and Gndey's Lady's Book,' one year, for
$4.' Please mention this. '' '''"'
Wé have now the liberal number of '
1,900 exchangea-m Will our friends send ,,
ns.flnfy the pir. co'tl.iin the pclice,
'BWv'rtl.':iÍr1.Mrñ''Ííi::
'4;"'ii .' ;';''t '("fO-.v-'uit .to ex- ,
changes, e find 7,600 per month á task"
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