JUSTICES OF THE PEACE-Continued.

Stay of execution, 245, 86.

By whom taken, 245,

To keep a docket, 245,

86.
87

To furnish copies on demand, 245, % 87.

Other justices may issue execution thereon, 245, § 87.

Returnable before the justice who gave the judgment, 245, % 87.

Judgments not to be liens, 245,

87.

Liability for neglect to keep a docket, 245, 288.

In case of resignation, &c., dockets to be delivered to clerk of circuit court, 245, 89
Clerk to furnish copies, 245, 289.

Penalty for neglect to deliver dockets, 245, 89.

Circuit court to have no jurisdiction of cases within jurisdiction of justices, 245, 90
Appeals to circuit court, 245,

91.

Proceedings on appeal, 245, 91.

Trial by jury, 246, ¿ 91.

When to proceed ex parte, 246, 91.

May be divided, or attached to other territories or states, 450, ? 1.

Indian rights not to be impaired, 450, 1; 455,

25.

Or authority of the general government to treat with them affected, 450, § 1.

Governor, 450, ? 3.

Term of office, 450, 3.

Residence, 450, % 3.

His powers, &c., 450, 2 3.

Secretary, 450, % 4.

His powers and duties, 450, % 4.

When to act as governor, 450, % 4.

Legislative assembly, 450,

Council, 450, 8 5.

5.

A collection district, in Florida, 290, 20; 291, § 31.

Collector to be appointed, 290, & 24.

His compensation, 290, § 25.

Vessels from the Cape of Good Hope, and beyond, to be admitted to entry at, 291, § 30.

Foreign vessels may discharge at, 330, 62, n.

District judge to reside at, 289, § 11.

District court to be holden at, 289, & 12.

KIDNAPPING.

Punishment of, in the District of Columbia, 243, 78.

KILLINGSWORTH.

A port of delivery, in Connecticut, 172, 8 6.

Vessels bound to, need not come to at port of entry, 331, 2 66.

KNOXVILLE-Continued.

Surveyor, his duties, &c., 447, 29; 868, 8 38.
Circuit and district courts to be held at, 864, 29.

KOWES BAY.

A port of delivery, in Oregon, 715, 8 22.

LABORERS.

May be enlisted for the ordnance department, 62, % 68; 64, § 85.

In the quartermaster's department, 65,

97.

In the engineers, pay and rations of, 61, 60.

Not to be employed in the departments, unless authorized by law, 226, 8
Pay of, in the executive departments, &c., 819, § 27.

Not to be purchased for the United States, except under a law authorizing it, 191, § 9.
Penalty for intrusion on the public, 487, 171.

Where offences to be cognisable, 488, 175.

United States may accept cessions of, with reservation of execution of state process, 489, 181-2
When ceded lands may be sold, 489, 183.

Assent of the states to be procured to grants to the government, 489, 184.

And grant of exclusive legislation, 489, 184.

Releases to be obtained for lands held in trust for the United States, 490, 185.

Grants of, to the several states for internal improvements, 491-2, § 195-8.

LAND CLAIMS.

Settlement of, in California, 111-15, 34-57.

In Obio, Indiana and Michigan, 505-11, & 268-313.

In Alabama and Mississippi, 519-26, 353-80.
Proceedings on disallowed claims, 525-6, 378-80.

In the Louisiana purchase, 529-45, 400-84.

Decision between conflicting, 551, 512.

In the Missouri territory, 551-9, 513-48; 561, 559.

Suits by claimants, 561, § 559; 568, 589.

Proceedings thereon, 562-4, ¿ 560–73; 568, 2 589.

In Florida, 565-8, 578-88.

In New Mexico, to be reported, 576, § 642.

LAND DISTRICTS.

When to be delivered to state officers, 465, 33; 466, 36.

To be accessible to surveyors, &c., 466, % 37.

States to provide for keeping of, 466, 38.

Copies of, to be delivered to states of Ohio and Indiana, 502, 249.

LAND SALES. See Entry of Lands.

When and where to be held, 478, 114; 495, 214-16; 496, 219; 503-4, 260; 515, 333;
516, 340; 517, 344; 518, 348; 526-7,

385-7; 528, 394; 549, 505-6; 550, & 567-8.

How public sales to be advertised, 481, 130: 495, 215.

How long sales to remain open, 478, 114; 480, 127.

In what quantities, lands to be offered at public sale, 478, 114; 479, & 122-3.
How fractional sections to be sold, 477, 111; 480, 123.

Lands may be offered for sale in parts, 479,
Minimum price of lands, 478, 114; 480,
Price of lands graduated, 481, 135.
Not to extend to reserved lands, 481, 135.

Mode of payment, 495, 217; 497, 220-1.

119.
125-6; 496, § 220.

Time of payment extended, 479, & 121; 485, 153, 154; 499, § 226-8.

When interest to be charged on instalments of purchase-money, 478, 113; 485, 152-3.

No credit to be allowed in future, 480, 2 124.

Penalty for default of payment, 480, 124.

Treasury certificates may be received in payment, 481, 133.

When final certificates may issue, 479,

118.

Lands forfeited to be sold, 486, 158; 516, 338-9.

159.

Surrendered lands not to be sold for two years, 486,

When certificates may be issued for moneys paid, to be credited in payment for other lands, 486, ?
160, 167.

Form of certificates, 486, 3 161; 487, 168.

When to be credited, 486, 162-3.

To whom issued, 486, 8 164.

Payments in forged or altered certificates to be void, 486, 165.

LAND SALES-Continued.

When separate certificates may be issued to joint purchasers, 486, § 166.

Certificates to issue for difference between lands relinquished and those retained, 487, 169.
When duplicate certificates to be issued, 487,

170.

Compensation of, limited, 790, % 198.

To be appointed in California, Oregon and Washington, 771, 80; 790, 199.

Their compensation, 771, 80; 790, 199.

To be subject to act of 1836, 771, 80; 790,

199.

No letters, &c., to be delivered to them, unless on request in writing, 771, 80.
Their routes to be post routes, 771, 81.

LETTERS.

Rates of postage on, 786, 180.

Registration of valuable, 791, & 209.

To be forwarded by the next mail, 779, 133.

Unclaimed, to be advertised, 790, ¿ 200.

How advertisements to be made, 790-1, 201-4.

Dead letters, how disposed of, 790, % 200.

Penalty for carrying, in stages, &c., on a post route, 766, 50.

Special messengers may be employed, 767, 8 50.

Penalty for setting up unauthorized post for conveyance of, 767, 8 52.

Private expresses on mail routes prohibited, 767, 8 58.

Persons carrying, not to be conveyed over mail routes, 768, 60.
Penalty for sending, by express, 768, % 61.

Steamboats may convey, 768, 62.

Regulations, 768, 8 62.

To different persons not to be enclosed in one envelope, 769, 66.

Except to foreign countries, 769, 8 66.

Masters of foreign vessels to deliver, on arrival, 774, & 101.

Penalty for violation, 774, & 101.

Vessels not to be admitted to entry until delivery of, 779, & 136; 781, & 147.
Oath of master, 781, 147.

Custom house officers may search for, 781, 148.