Santa Fe Weekly Gazette, 1855-03-24

TERMS. . ,.i WEEKLY- $2' 50 a year, payable invariably in .advance; tingle copies 12 1-2 cents. Advertise Advertise-- - - Advertise-- ment, (1 00 per square of ten lines (or the first . nsertion, and Slcts. for every subsequent insertion. - KEAKXEY ASD BERNARD. General outfitting establishment Westport Missouri. ' Will keep constantly on hand a variety of mer merchandize - chandize merchandize of all Hescriptions adapted to the Califor California - nia California and Sania Fe trade. Persons going across the plahis would do, well. to give them a call. Will also have on hand Wagons, Oxen and oilier neces necessaries - saries necessaries siiilable for emigran! All order from re reliable - liable reliable sources promptly attended to. KEARNEY & BERN.JRD " Santa Fe New Mexico Oct. 7 1854 5.f. Joel Walker; W. II. Chick WAIJtER AM) CHICK.. 'Commission Merchants, Kansas Mo. RKFRR TO Col. Robert Campbell, Messrs. Riley k Christy Saint Louis Mo.' ' ; ' ' Saint Louis Mo. : . Santa Fe New Mexico October 7, 1854 t. f ." NOTICE TO THE INHABITANTS OF NEW MEXICO. ; . J'he Surveyor General of New Jlexiro, by nc of Congiess approved on the 22nd July 1854, is re required - quired required to "make a full report on all such claims as originated "before the cession of the Territory to the United .States "by the treaty of Guadalupe Hi Hidalgo - dalgo Hidalgo of 1848, denoting the various grades of tille with his descision therein as to the validity or In Invalidity - validity Invalidity of each of the same under the laws, usa. ges, and customs, of the country before "ils cession to the United Slates," And he is also required to "midce a report in regard to .ill PitcMo existing in the Territory, showing the extent and locality of eich, stating the number of inhabitants in Hie said Putblos respectively, and' the nature of their tilles to the lurid. Such report to be made according to the form which may he prescribed by Ihe Secreta Secretary - ry Secretary of the Interior; which report shall be laid before Congress for such action thereon ss may be deem deemed - ed deemed just and proper with a view to confirm bona fide grants and give full effect to the Treaty of 1818, between the United States and Mexico. . Claimants in every case will be required lo file a written notice, setting foilh the name of (He "present el limant," name of 'original el';--'" nature of claim, whether mV'L ' oerfI " 'reference' to Hi. evidence of Ihe power and authority under which the granting of officer - ficer officer mav have acted ouantitv flsimeiL lni-i'. notir. 2i .t.nt of conflicting claims, if any, with a reference to the documentary evidence and teali monv relied upon to establish the claim, and to show transfer of right from the "original grantee" to "present claimant." ' 1 . . ' ' Every claimant will also be required to furnish an authentical plat of Survey, if a survey lias been extended, or other evidence, showing the precise locality and extent of the tract Claimed. Tn enable the Surveyor General to execute the duty thus imposed on him, by law. he hits lo re request - quest request all those individuals who ' Isimed lands in New Mexico before the treaty of 18IR. to produce the evidences of such claims at this office it S111I1 Fe as soon as possible. . TO DONATION CLAIMANTS. The act of Congiess, above referred to, grants .... .at 1 t. ...i. (ulula mnln pilri.n f luu acres 01 muu n cij - the United States, or every white male above the aje f years, who has dei-lareil lii intenlimi to become a citizen, imw resmine in New Mexico and who was.o ii-iulinc. )'" '' W Ji"iaiy I8.'i3 ; and to every while mhili-i. Mh Unid ti tes and I 'r-veiy while male -i'"ie Ihe age of 21 yp,ir.. who ll.s liiclaifd hi tn'ei Inm t become ril'ueii. who win rfslilllil! Mi I'"' I' !'' "' th-- l.i l nni irv lM or hl' -hail ' ! -i-t- II,. .: ,.y time . y . ' 1 ill,. s.ji tn hv "I'" rww ' No chum I" mv such d"ii.ii "i ' I I hiur iJmll bK.-'iM " ,.lu,i,,.,l tn iiileiK'ie in nv I ,.. i.i y I'.'ix .ii ,...,l:,.., V ., ,. -II. 111-. I til rill: i v.i ' I'll . I'lM i.iti t'i ' claim i wi'tl any cl urn lirw.nv.ad by Ihe T-eat', (.1 (i'l idalupe III III-'''aU - '''aU III-'''aU 'individual' claimiinrthe 'e,i.-tii of such do tation will find 1' 'hen I'ueiesi m five me ear lift possible inforuialion lo the siiivcyur Ueneui as tn Ihe localities of Iheir selllemetita in order to enable him lo direct his surveying operations ac ac-eordinglv - eordinglv ac-eordinglv The localities in each county shall be described as distinctly as possible in reference to any and all not dile objects in the vicinity. Given undei my hand at my office at Sania Ft this 18 day of Jan. A. 1). IKiiJ. WILLIAM PF.LHAU. lurprior fjeiienif of A'c w Me jico. Sana fe, Jan. 27, 1855.-1). -34. .- ." Alburquerque Exchange. ' LOUIS F. B:HTF.LS, PROPRIETOR. The nbovc named establishment is now opon for the accommodation of travclors und others, in Alburqnerqua Now Mexico. Tho table will be supplied with the best tho market affords, and the, bar with the choicost liquors. Tho house oon'nina comfortable rooms for tho accommo accommodation - dation accommodation of itriingers, and attnohod, are good liable íor animal. Albnrqucrqtie N. M.: -.!. January iiSth 1855. 0. tn. THE subscribers' offer for sale by private con contract - tract contract thepremises commonly known aa Bar Barclay - clay Barclay Fort on the Mora river, enibraBing the title to a large tract of land, 200 acres of which ia un under - der under cultivation, with a good grist mill attached, and Inexhaustahle timber in Ihe neighborhood. , , . The fine unbounded surrounding pJsturage and convenient watering places manifest its excellence ti a grazing locality, its desirable posilien at the junction of the twq main routes from the United States to Sania Fe via Cimarron river and Halon mountain is further enhanied by the establishment of a military post In the vicinity thus presenting to the industious and persevering speculator cxlrane cxlrane-ous - ous cxlrane-ous lucrative advantages unsurpassed by any in N. Mexico '''"' ' i " I Terms accommodating as the parties aredesirous to engage ia other business, and aan be takeu with or without the crop as now standing i , n If not disposed of befor th loth day of March 1855 it will then be put np at suction on the pre. rises an "old to the highest bidder. , iris - r , fisnnr.iv nnvr 1

From Purdy's Station, by Soleo) QfMtt and North Salem, to Ridgofield Conn, From Railroad, by Mill Plain, to Danbort. From Rathbonville, by East Carnorui arid South Hill, to Jasper. ' From Rbinebock, hy Milan, and Pita Plains, tn tho Railroad Dopot in the town of Norlli East, . . From P.iclnnonJville, by East Werocstur, Worcester, Sckenevas, Marylnnd, and South Milford, to Onoonto. From Riehmondville, by Summit, Clisjrlette Clisjrlette-vill, - vill, Clisjrlette-vill, South Worcester, nnd East Davenport, to Davenport. From Rochester, by Scottsvillo Wheatland, Munford, Caledonia, Fowlereville, York, Grei Greigsville, - gsville, Greigsville, and Mosoow, to Mount Morris. . From Koohostor, by llenriotta, Rush, Wosl Rush, Avon, South Avon, Genoseo, Groveland Centro, (irovelnud, North Sparta, and Sparta, to Dansvillo. From Rochester, by flroeee, Wost Greece, Parma, Fust Clarkson, Clnrkson, Murray, East Gaines, Gnipo, Wost Gnine, Oak Orchard,