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ATTOKXE1T AT LAW,
cIty.OI SANTA TZ, NKW MEXICO, '
TtTltX'p: in the Celt t of Santa Fe,
'VV ' d Mtni:i!c'ci'iinlii' in I will attend to
frimuia! smito'i w fur pari i f tbe Temt..ry. .
Sjula fe, Sept.. ti, Ihii'.'.-ümo
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,' INI'lirKNIlIiiiCli, .MIéSOÍ'Hl.
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'' I?. YV TODD. !
'Miara rrmovfl from ttm ''Nolnnd Iftuse." lo I
(he "Nebraska Itonne," in Indepndi-nee. jV!so-tn.
The N',ra.kd House i o lrtí new nmldm?. m.il
liH!í rtj'í'iilly lineo tnurli Í!iiii'ovod by alterations ;
tnil 'iMilin.' Há vn.tr lakeii thií ho-ise tor .i term
of -yr; I i'.-nd.to nialte ev.eiy riTurt " promote j
the i..-ve,nencc mi cotntorl of Irarrllcrci. 'I'lie i
patroimec of ioy fnonds und t'ic liavtll.n'' nudiic i
'TC!par.!tul'v oliíílcd.
-Í-.V ... ' B. V. TODD.
January lit IK'-ly. : '..
OfTFITS t'Oll 8 ATI' A FR.
TUe mlisciiiier ri'.pectl'.illy ii.Cm un lile putüc
ot Now AlrXitf , tliít nl liis c.slalihs'jm.'.n! kt
' ; ' WF-TPOBT, MISSOURI,
ai.d br Ins goiil t
' Cül'SCIt-CUOVft,'
fíebraka Tcrritorvi lie a pri'D'tred It onlílt and
upply 'jlli every lliiir rM!siti" foi tlie joiirnrr
1o aitu F'i opmpajiies or iiid.tiú.uN, uoii tl)4
uioi ictt'ioiialile terms.
g"lle beliove tlial an acijiisintanno of many
yoaií with tlm .Sunta Vi trud.', will enable h'.m to
live ireneril aalistactioii i, III.; business
, Af.Uiíirr g noo.vu.
" Santa Ti, Dm. H, 1M!W. i'H.üm.
új .1 1 '.: ' -
rpHG U; f. Mail from canta Fe lo Ibe Sl.itw
-J. ;loove3 rojjulurly on the first day et eath
monlh. . , i ' .
' Passage during the li'immor nmnllia $125 01
i winter mam In $irill
, 40lbs of bazfRe ailowed. to e.i.!i puMcnRer.
III
WALDU, 11ALI,, & UU. rropriciuri,
Santa V, Sept. 18, 1S52-H
.. .lOOAL'.US'íiüN'r.Il OF DEEDS,
i. . . .l'oiinsyívayía, . ,
I'lianKhciU.
:' ' :., , N..iv llamtit'iire.
anta 1, Jan.:). liii-tt. .
- ' rfcCCl'TOU'S NOTICE.
I' Kn'liRS teslammitary weiu i'aiitcil llio tin,
i d''tíi7i.e,l, il'.ur. tíie catate oi' !.urH-o Lnpr...
úc'Je sd, d 'twt Novina'itr ijiii 1.N.V?, by Ik Ii.u.o-rabie-
.ludí of P.obiCo, for the eouuty of fc.mla
Fa j 11 pern'in indrhletl t said otdo are re
(joined, fa in ko iniiii-'.iUe paym.;i'i, and llicse
havjr.r I..U .'piii't the sfir.a li.i.st p.csciit
them ivilhin the time p'Müriowl by law, or Ihey
Wtll be debarred,
; , , ; JtJNCtt .W.V.ÍREZ,
' rmter.
& F., Feb. Id, mX lino 33.
Terri'.oty of New Mexico, ( J'ntirei Court,
to.iiiiv of tUt.ta Ye. . i J iUurcb, Ó, 141.
WM. i. Mejscivy , ,, ) . ,
'-.$ ' Atlacliinrnt,, ,
' .Ttttiies Poiror. '' )
. Ttis ilny earie tU jhtuiilr and his nltorney and
it.ai).earin; to !.e ati; j.-tiun of tiie Court li. at llio
.'id d'.Ti-ii.i.m! is not a eitiíen of l;iis Conr.ty cr
Teft'orv, bul rejide beyond liie htnli llieroof, so
(bat ihn ordmury pro.:uo.s of tins .'onrt taniict he
tsi-niU'.l upon h'.ni. Hi' Ihcrtl'ora . ordered Hi t
Üie al.Mcícn.hut entei' hi ap;' ran.'e li.'rctn on
( More t.'iu fonrili ihv oí A;)"HiM. ul 1 lii. orfiee
ip thei .City-df .Vanla i; and plead, aowror de
mur lo Piai'i.irV' p.'t.ti.in, or jiniinnent will be ren
dere.l aa:.át bio'. ) is tur.ner oiae.ed t'.iat a
copy ot t..il .ird.ir ht pabUobed hi .,oo,u neu.pap.'r
i'j'lihJitU.iii lb" Tc'iuibi v of .Nnw Mioifo. onoo li
weak, for l!uee wieks, l'"' íí - :t I'ti-.-riion'to be a'
leartf fiwn t.p l.efmv hr forrth rlny of April
ett ::.l ! ' . '
. . A V" f,0' p ''''i "rl''r w.dfli'i Iheeb.'ve cause
in this coiirl'M íth .', A. Ü
' -JAMS W. RF.F.F.D,
:;.! . . JtistJcu 'of the Peace,
t,,!: ! '.?!?3 .,,, : : ,, . . ..
Territory of New Mexico, f ..JusIíím (Vint,
County of íanla Fe, , ' ) iVIaitli Sth, Jf53.
Charles Bluiuner, ,:1 '
Í.-..W. .; :; Attachment ! " ... .
James Power.. ' ' .
This day came the plaintiff by h4 attorney, an
rt ijipoiiriof to the Satisfaction i.f -(he court r h 1 1
the sin! defo'idant ls;not ncitwen of (his Co mly
pr Territory,, hut 're-ides beyon J, the limits ti.. eoi.
$olhatllu; ordinary priú-.naif uf this 'court cannot
it eveciited ifp'Oi íiiiii, R is tKerel'oru. nnle'wl ihat
tlio.svid dcl'ilidaiit Riijjsr hlf fippep. ince herein on
or before the f(. :rth d.y of A ril next at Una uflico
if the cilyE ''anta Fe, ajid plead, answer or de-'
(niir to; plamtiffi 'petttloii, or! jniyment wiO be
Widerrd, agaiM . him.. It is Further ordered thai a
copy qf liis order be published in some newpane
putihsheir in the Territory of New ' ,1exico,
sue rek Cor three weeks, the first insti tion to
beat itiiít fifteen dayj bífora the fourth day of
April next. .. i . . . .
A trie copy of the order made in the above
cautein Ulia court. March 5lh. A.D. I85J.- i . !..
jS''"'i,:-''-; ' 'v
,1 .It ' ..... ' ' ' 1 I ' '
ni I it: i !fi.: NOTICE..' I U
IiHAtE thit day purchased th entire ttock in
trade, of, Mr. Cii.ilks L. SpK,ictR and !
will continue the Va'ch repairiiiK and Jewelry
businest the old itind lately occupied by Spki
c k ..OiAKWiAN, I invite ell my friend to
1 "'"'''jüce&'jáWeréí..1"''
SANTA FE ''NEWME
AVISO DEL ABWmXISTADOR'
' '!KO t dado,' por' esto. pie oí íuscfilor lia
-J.. filio diiJo, cartas de, BúniÍT,i-,traclon aohrc (as
! tóene del liunu'i h -ntnii (rema, Ivor e
Juez
do PrueXas M fonando de. san JTipinl, lemiono
Nuevo hípico, rio la icrm uc ..- oc Aposio, ue
'flt. - v. loii.i aspersouu
ICC lid lit' U1C1! ' curing, M: H IHUllU JJUVUIIH OH
prr.viidilas do líim bencfi.-io de dicho estado, y ai
no se exhibían dentro da ires at., seriln obstadas
para siempre; y todas la.) rtersoriis deboidas al
diclio cslndo ton rapado para venir da pronto, y
hacer na ajustiiiiicn'o , , t , ,. ,, ,,, ,
)!Y AL'lllUUnV.
Public Acts ef tlis Thirty-Second Congress
lit ; ' '; t: OK TltK ' ' ' ' 't.':-
.'.''.' ' UNITED STATKS.7
.,. ,". '' , 185152.' !,'".' ,
Cmai. XCII. An Act giiinling lo llie
SIhIb of Micliirnti tin . is;lil nf Vny(
uml h D.inaiinii t.f Fulilitt Ltiiiil fur
1 I;; (íiiiirtninlíiin of a Slii t'anál or-
otiiiJ tlio Fail tif St. Mttiy's, in said
State...' . : ;
A'd t enacial s the Semite nml Ilunse
of Uf iTcsi'iilhtivi's of Hit) United tiiti-i
of Ainitrioa in CuugrK nssembli'd, '1'liut
tiiric lie, ami lit kci-L-by, fiiittili'il In fcaid
Slnti'j tlm of locating a canul iliro'
tint public lands, known us the military
rsiTi-alinii at tiie Falls of St. Marys
liiver i Baitl stale; utirl that fotin Iniii
dri'il fii'l of larnl in width extendi tig a
Imig tlio lini-ofsncl: daual be, ami the
same is lirrrby Kmuteil, In be nsi'd by
Said state, or under (tie authority there
of for the construction anil convenience
of such canil!, mid the Rjrhnrtenancvs
thereto, and the use thereof in hereby
vested in said slate forever, fur the pur
pose aTorosaid, end no other' Prnvvlt'i!,
That in locating the line of said citlial
through said military reservation, the
same shall be located on the line of the
urvry heretofore made for that purpose,
or such Other route between the waters
above and below said falla, as under the
iijiproval of the Secretary nf War may
be selected. Aiul pvui'idal further,
That saidcnnalshall be at least jiiehuii
drtd feet wide, with a depth of water
Iwclveafei't, and the locks sha!! be at
least two hundred and fifty feet long,
and sixty feet wide.
Sec. 2. And be it further cneicleij,
I lint there he, and hereby is granted to
the said slate of Michigan, for the pur
pose of aiding said slate in constructing
and completing said canal, seven hun
dred and fitly thousand acres of public
lauds, to be selected in subdivisions,
agreeably to the 1 nitrd States suney,
by mi agent or agents to be appointed
by tlio Governor of said stMe, subject
tu the approval of the Secretary of the
Intel ior, from any hinds within said slate,
subject to pi vale entry,
Seo. 3. And le It further enaetrd,
Thutthu said lauds hereby gi anted, shall
bo subject to the disposal of tiie legisla
ture, of suitl state for the purposes afore
said and no other; and that the said ra
nal shall he, and remain a public high
way lot the ue of tlio- Government of
the United Stales, free from toll or oili
er charge upon the vessel of Said gov
ernment engaged in the public sen ice,
or upon vessels employed by said gov.
ernment in the transportation of tuij pro
perty or troops of tin; United Mate.
See. 4, And ha it furttar enaeted,
That if Ho said canal Shall tint ho com
menced within three, ami completed with
in ten J ears, the said still o uf Michigan
shall hv bound to pay to the United
Stales. th amount which maybe paid
upon the sale of any part nf said lands
hv said slate not less than one dollar and
I wen yiiic cents per acre, the title -to
the purchasers under said state remain
ing valid. - ,nJ - ' .v '
Sec. 5. Ami 1 it further enacted,
That the legislature of said state shall
cause to be kept, an accurate account
of the sales, and net proceed of the lands
hereby granted and of all expenditures
in the construction, repairs, and opera
ting of said canal, and of. the earnings
thereof, and shall return a statement of
the. same annually to the Secretary of
the Interior; and whenever Saul stflte,
shall be fully reimbursed for all advan
ces icade for tho construction,, repairs,
and iiperatiiiK of said emml. with legal
interest on oil advances, until the reim
bursement of the saiiie.or upon payment
by the United; Stutes, of any balance of
inch advances over such receipts Iron
said lauds and canal, with suoh interest,
the said eil ate shall be allowed to tax for
iho use of said canal, only such tolls as
shall be sufficient to pay all necessary
expenses for the .care charge, end re?
ptiri of the iainc iwlí"..vj.ni - it ri
"See; 6. And ( it further enacted,
That before it shall be competent for
said state to disprio of any of tho lands
lo be selected as iforesaid, the route of
said canal shall bij established as afdre'
suM.aud a plat oi plats thereof shall be
filed in the oflj.ee i of, tho War Depart
ment, and a duplicate thereof, in the of
fice of the Commiisioner ol'.lho Genera!
Latid-Oliico: ' i i: . ..: . .
Approved, Augist 26,'
Chap. XCV. An' Act" to reduce and
define the Boundaries of the Military
liesi'i've at S'liiot Pcler's Hirer, in the
Territory of Minnesota.
lie it enacted bj the Señale and House
of Hepi'eseiilatives'of tiie United States
of America in Congress assembled, 'That
the Secretary of VVar be, and lie is here
by required, to cnlise the lines of the
present tiiilitary reserve' ti't Fort Snel
ling, in the IVrrllory of 'Minnesota' to
be n Contracted J to embrace tho fol
lowing boiiiidai'its,ito witi-r
1 b nl.-
I'eggiiining al the middle of the elian
li'e! of tiie Mississippi rlvei tiebw.Pike's
Island; thence ascerdiug along 'the
channel of said river in such adireetion
as tu include, all the is!auds of tho river,
to the mouth of Brow -i 'g Creek; thence
op said creek to liico Lnke; thetico
through the iiiiddie iii' liice Lake , to the
outlet of Lske Ameliji; thence through
said outlet and the níi!d!e of Lake Am
elia, to the outlet of Mother Lake; lltence
through the middle if Mother -Lake to
the outlet of Duck Luke; thence thro
said outlet end tiie rmildleof Duck LakeJ
lo the southern extremity of Duck Lnke;
thence in a line due sotilh to the middle
of the channel of the Saint Peter's Hir
er; thence down said River so as to in
clude alh the islrtnils to the middle of the
channel of the .Missisjipi river; reserv
ing further, for military pni poses, a quar
ter section oh the right bank of the St,
Peter's Hirer, at the present ferry; and
also r quarter section on Ihe left bát'k
of the Mississippi ri.vWjl 'the present
ferry ncioss that stream.1 '' '
Sec. 2. And he it farther énacled,,
That lile 'Commissioner1 of the General
Laiid-ÜIlice be, and he is hereby requi
ted to caiisr, to bo surveyed as Soon as
piaclicable, so much of the lands hete'
tofore included in Ihe military reserve
aforesaid, but without the 'limits of the
said military reset vo aforesaid, as defi
ed by this act, as have not already lieen
surveyed; and to cause the same, toge
ther with such of said lands as have
been so surveyed, with the exceptions
hereinafter set forth, to be sold at pub
lic sale, under the direction of the Pre
sident of the United Stales. ' 11
See. 3. And he it fail her enacted.
That the land on which the establish
ment of the Fur Company is situated,
known tjs Mendotn, with the settlements
immediately around tho same, not ex
eeeding throe hundred nd twenty acres,
be, and the. same is hereby reserved
from sale during Ihe term of one year
niter tho lands . aimumiding the same
shall be clFeted for sale; and the propel
authorities are hereby authorised nt any
time during said year, lo enter the Same
for a town site, agreeably to and in ac
cordance with the tetms and conditions
of "An net for the relief o.. the citizens
of towns upon the lands of the United
States Under certain circumstances,"
approved .May twenty-third, eighteen
hundred and loily-four. ; ' .
8ve,-4.".Anl be il further enacted,
Thai the lands compiisi tl within the li-.
iiiits vf suid r.serv e,. be, and the teame
are, hereby ánnexed.to and inade'a part
of Ihe t'hipiewa Land District, In laid
Territory of Minnesota. .i n! . 'i' 1
ApproveditAugtist 6, 1852.1 . !
CltAt'i Xl VI. i An Act authorising im-:
'ported Goods, Wares, and' Merchan-'
dise,''.eht'eied'l(iid : bonded fof ware-1
housing in pursuance 'of Lhw, tri b
exported by certain Bootes lo Ports
or Places in Mexico.
' Ite it enacteeibyiht Senafeand House
of liepresentntives of the United States
of America in Congress asseinbled.iTlmt'
any imported goods in the original pack-!
ages 'which shall have been duly enter
ed and bonded, in piirsu'anee of tlie:ware
boirsinn act, of sixth 'August, eighteen
hundred and foity.six, may be withdrawn
fiom warehouse at any time wilhin twó
years from the 'original importation for
immediate exportation, 'without payment
of duties, tinder the provisions of the act
aforesaid, to Chihuahua, iri Mexico, by
the routes designated in the" first Section
of the act of third March.tighteeii hun
dred and forty-five, ot by sucli rilher
routes ns may be designated by the Befii
retary of the1 Tresgtiry) and 'likewise.,1
that uny 'imported merchindise duly En
tered and bonded at, Isabel, in the col
lection district nf Brazos le Santiario;
or imported and bonded at aqy other
pot-t of the United States, and transpor
ted thence in bond, and duly rev arf-
housed at I'oint Isabel in jiursuaneé 'f
tho provisions of Hie warehousing law of
August sixth, eighteen hundred and fof-
ty-stXj may t)e withdrawn trom wanw
lmus at nuy titno within two years front
the date nf original ItnpoiiAiiou uto the
United' States for immediate ; expolia
lioii, withoul payment of duties' "under
tho provisions of the warehousing- dot
aforesaid, to ports end placesin Mexico,'
by latid or wi ter, oi partly!bv hind atid
partly by water,"or by such rplites as
may be 'designated' bj ihe Secretary of
tlie.Treas'tiry.'" ' ',,' '. - ';
See. 2.' And he it farther enacted.
That any imported tnerclmndlo' duly
entered mid bonded at' iinV pint 'ol th'
Lniteu Mates iiny bu witlidtinyi), fijohl
wurelmitse at anv time within Iftrt yiitus
from the daic ,tjf litiportation, without
payment of dtilit'S, in pursuance of' Hie
provision' 'of; the warehousing law óf
sixth 'August, eighteen hundred and fol-ty-six,
ir immediate exportalion for San
remando, ruso del Norte, ami Chihua
hua, ill Mexico, through the port of La
Vaca, in Ihe collection district of Sau
rin, in the state of Texas, and' bu lrái
shipped inland, thence to San .Antpiiiu
in said state, and fiom, the hitter placó
lo tho destinations in Mexico aforesaid,
either by way of Fagle Pass, the Presi
dio dol'Ñorte, mid ban Elizaiio, all on
the Kip Grande; mid tlic Secretary of
Ihe Tie.isiiiy shall he and is heteby h ii
thorised lo prescribe such regulations,
nut inconsistent with law, as he may
deem proper and .necessary, respecting,
the packing,, marking, inspection,, proof
of due, delivery al their, foreign destina
tions of the imports authorised, by (his
and the foregoing section of tliis.avl, lo
be exported from warehouse Iq ports
and places in Mexico, and for Iho. duo
protection in other respects of Ihe pub-,
lie revenue.! . I ,,; ,:,, , , ; : , , t
Sec. 3. ,'lndbe itfurtuf tiutehti,
That the Secretary of (lie -Treasury
shall appoint inspectors of the customs
to resido at , San, Antonio, Eagle Pass,
the Presidio del Norte, and Sn F.üzn.i
rio, nr at such other points on the routes
as hu may designate, not exceeding four
in numhi-i, who shall each receive an
annual salary of two hundred and fill'
dollars, and who shall make 'i report
seini-niintially to the Secretary of the1
Treasuiy, of all (ho trade that passes
tinder inspection, slating tho number of
packages, description of goods, t licit
value, and the names of the exporters.- :
Sec. 4. And be it farther enacted,
That no' goods, wares, or merchandise
exported out óf the limits nf tin! United'
Stales, according W the provisions' of
tins act, shall be volunlaiily landed or
brought into the United Stales; and nil
being so landed or brought into Ihe Ü.
States, they shall be forfeited,; and the
same proceedings shall be had for their
condemnation and thedistr'ihiillon of the"
proceeds of their sides ns iii other cases'
of fot fritare' of 'goods illegally imported;
and every 'person 'concerned in the vol-,
niilary landing or brihghig' such goods'
into the United Stales shall he liable to
a penalty of four hundred dollars ' ' ''" '
. Sec. 5. And he, it further enacted,
That all acts and pin ts of acts inconsis
tent w-jth the proyisions, of the foregoing
net, ba and the sa,we are hereby repeal
ed. ... 1 , .3 VI.' ..-.' I
' Approved,. August 30, 1852, " i oj.'. .
Cir.P. XCVII -'"-A,, .Act to pfovido' for
a tri-hiontbly Mail from' New Orleans,
to Vera Cruz,ViaTauipico,and back,
iii Steam-Vessels, ' " ... . ' .
lie it enacted by the Senate and I f otise
of Hepreseiitutivcs of the United Slates
of America in Congress assembled, That
the Postmaster-General be. and ho is
hereby authorised and directed to enter
into a contract for: a tci in of five years,
and for a sum not' exceeding one hun
dred '.thousand dollars a yeili, ' with
such person or persons as may Offer sttfr
ficient and satisfacioryseciirilj, after due
public notice, for the transpoilation o thu
malls of .the, .United Slates, upon the
best terms for the United Slates, three
times a month from ,New Oi leans, vis
Tamplco to Vera Cruz, and back,1 in
steam vessels of not less thanei"ht hun
dred tons burden, of the best form' of
construction, adapted to the navigation'
of the southern waters, the same to be
ready' In the shortest possible tjnié. '
'Approved, August 30,,852.:('
Chap. XCVTII An Act to amend, tú!
. Act entitled "An Act to reduce and
modify the Rales ol Postage in tho
, íl 1 .l'fe )
: li'i"A-!l
-r - -r'-iirhT-r .ir !
United States, and for other PhipoJ
' scs," passed Maích' tliild, i iglitet n
)M hundred and fifty-one. , '', j
Ji.e it pqhd bj tlie'Si'iiiate and tl'miso
of Keprejeutalives (if t) é nited Slate's
of A merica in Congress assembled, Tlu
Iroin and alter tliu tliirtivtli (jl'J' 'l pep
teniber, eighteen bundled and fifty-two,
the pnütnge upon all printed matter pair
sing through the mail of ihe IL Slates-,
insteud oí the rates now charged, ihall
be as follows, to wit-j Eeach newspopeiti
jieriodienViinsdnfeil circular, or ether
artille óf printed matter,' hot exceeding
threc'yiilices lii' weiglil, sllíill be sén't td
any pat I of the tjiiited Slates' for 'oh
cent, wnd fur every additional o tí rice or
fi aclion of an ounce, one cent addlü'dhbl
shall be charged; and; when the poslap
upon any newspaper or periodical S patJ
qifnrtcrly or yearly in .advance, ,at; lit?
ulliee where Ihe said periodical or sews
jinper is delivered,' or . iti pid' yeaily ot
quarterly in advance at the office when
the snttie is inallt'd; and evidence 'of
such payment is fncnislied io the affico
of delivery in such manner at the l'bstJ
Office Department shall by general re)''
ulali'ons prescribe one Half of said fyterf
only shall he charged. Newspapers an'cl
pei iodical.s, nut weighing cmr one punce
and a half, when circulated in the ilute,
where published, shall be charged, que
half of the rales before mentioned:, ."Vct
rfY That suflall newspapers ,and peri
odicals, published monthly r , pftf ner,
and pamphlets not containing nipic lha
sixteen ooUvo png,,,cai)i,Avna scflt
in single packages,;Weigliing;; at, lvas(
eight ounees, to oue .a.ddres'i, and, pr,e
paid by affixing poslagef (aipis thereto
shall be charged only ludí of a cent for,
each ouiiov,o' fniclion of iiiotince, not.
withstanding the, ppst, age. calqilated on,
cncli separate, alíjele of ; such, package
V, oiild, exceed, that auioiint,i The pptitu
ago on all .transient matter shall, be prri
paid by stamps or otherwise,, or. ha!(
be charged double the fules fust above,
mentioned.-tjijA ., ,t, - , , , ,,.,,
:Sec. 2: Amhlc.it further. mactud,
That', books, bound, or unbound, not
weighing over ioiir, pt'imds, shall ,bf
deemed inailuble, matter, ant slmll, ,io
chargeable w.ifh postgfl,aqne censan
ounce for all distances under three (hou
sand miles, and two cents an ounce for
all distances over Uifei thousand h.ltes;
to whiql)! filly per.ccnt. thajl, be added
in nil eesi's w.ljer.e the same nie.y be sdi
without being jirepitl; and all printed
matter,' cliargeable by' weight, shall bV
weiglied when illy. :"'Flie publishers, of
newspnpeis and periodicals inuyRehd.to;
each other I ruin their respective ofliqeg)
of puhlii'ation( free of postage, one. aopy
oi eaeli pihlicuiion; ami tuny also send,
lo each actual si u 1 1 t c r i !)' r, i n c (05' f ' ' Tu',
'then publications,' hills' and receipt for
the sme,five of postage. '; The publish-'
era of weekly ncwttpupers mn send (0
each actual tsubscrihei w. itliiu tlitr county '
where their p 'jieis are printed and puh-.
hshed, one copy iheieof free of postage.'
Sec' 3. ' 'Ándle 'it fuMer ' ttiactcd,'
That, no ' t'cwspivrer, )t-dicft' 'lit H
zine, 01' other printed paper nn tnalter,!
shall be enlilled )(.)) .(-.eiil at'thí .fa.t.
of posVnge in his. ii'lspepified,, nlest,
the follow ing rmnliliops. be observyd:
Flfah ! It' shall 'be sent ivihotit any cpv-(
er '6r'wrápiéfj onrt a boverb wrajlper'
open at Ihe ends .or-sidesj gó-'-tllai' Hiél
cliarscter of the mntler contained theren
in may be determined tyitlioiil remptingi
such, w nipper., .'(jfJI'hefe shI be
on word or (enuiiniiiiiration , prinled , on
the gjjii'e 'atler its piibiiraiinn, br iiprii"
thp eíit'er 'iir:'riippéf ' thereof, tier "eiij''
writing' or murks' iipfmSvnni upon' the"
eov.er or ,wiaijier ,iheii!of, xcVpt nthei
name nml address of, the peison to whomi
it i. In be isriil.rt Thh :, ,'J bene shall be
no paper ri (illier.-thing inclineii in on
with Furh'tirlnteiii pap, ijimd ,ifi thiSe'
conditioiis arc ;Koi.t'tiiiiplied v illi, such'
piiiited . matter shall lie !Siihji pt tn lttler;
p6stage; 'aud mH't matter 'Unit ' 1)V niaii
from one part tif the Uinited: Slulet tti!
another, the postage of which is iiol fix-í'
ed by the provisionb of 'tl.ts'iiieti shall,
unless the same )e entitled' tii' be sent'
free of postage, bt'ehaiged with tetter1
postrige,' 'tl- .Hii-iii"! oi"i-f."iti! ,1
Sec; 4. 1 'AndieUTfiiHtrf fniMMJ
Thai if tht' -iiib,ltsher of any jreritidieal,'
afler'bring Hire hiiinths pri-HbsHlV
lified that his publication js not Ipki ni
otit nf-llm 'téti lóywhicír'tf V sent r
delil'ery; 'rbiitüítle lo forvi nrd yiiéh'i'jil)''
liealiou iii' the, mail, flit1' 'pws'iii.ns.Wr ' 'b1
whoíiblTice'''ucll''ii:blieatiti,l,i' is' ÍM'
may dispose of jhr saitiP onliJ' 'iH?
itiiless' tlie iii'bll'lier'sb'airpíiy il end
;wlieneveí aiiv iiriiílíil 'liUtWr'iii'.y1 dí s-'',
. i-...,.j '.-.u-t' i.'i.itii v,i" oj :;ii.ifi.in WiM
; '.'Coutin'M onfaktlt Jf'jOv noit \n\n ) I. ' Vil.'