The Arkansas advocate., 1831-04-27

JAu @St to d1tef dnu dfHeHd 1T dCt ta set
 apart and dispose Of certain public lands
 for the announcement of the cultivation
 ot tine vine and olive
 ft enucfcu dstsfhe sseaafe and House of Representatives. of the Uaifed Sales of .,lne- 7ica in Congress assembled. That all per sons entitled to lands, under 2 contract entered inso on the eighth of January, eighteen hundred and nineteen, by the Sc cretary ofthe Treasury on the part of the Unified States, and Charles ViIlar, Agent of the Tombecoce Association, in pursu- ance of An act to set apart and dispose of certain public lands for tho encourage ment of the cultivation of the vine and ] olive," approved on the third of March, eigbtcen hundred and seventeen, their heirs, devisees or assigns, who appear hy the report of William l.. Adams, special agent of the Treasury, appointed in com plIance with a resolution of the Senate, passed the twentieth ofNIay. eighteen hun dred and twenty-six, to have complied with the conditions of settlement and cul- tivation, as stipulated for in said contract. or who shall hereafter make 1t appear to the satisfaction of the Secretary of the Treasury that they have so complied, shall on paying into the Treasury one dollar and twenty-five cents the acre previous to the thlrd of March, eightcen hundred and thir- ty-three, receive patent for the same.
 Sec. 2. And De t furttey enacted, That all persons who became entitled to an allot- ment of land under said contract, their heIrs, devisees, or assigns, who have failed 10 comply with the conditions Of settle ment and cultivation within the period re- qrred thereby, who at the time of the pas aage ofthis act shall be in the actual occlt- pancy and cultivation of the same, shall. :. on paying into the Treasury ono dollar and awenty-hve cents the acre, previous to the shird of March, eighteen hundred and thir- yzthree, receive patent for the same.
 Sec. 3. .and be t further enacted, That she widow and children of any person who became entitled to an allotment of land under said contract, and died without per forming the conditions required. shall. on paving into the Treasury neAhe ella r and Twenty-Five cents per acre. previous to the third of March, eighteen hundred and thir- fy-three, receive patent for the same.
 Approved: Feb. 10, 1881. 2S  An act making appropriations for the com pletion and support Of the fenitentiary
 in the Districtof Columbia, and for other
 purposes.
 ~~~s4 EituCte0 " tut AstHutt 'etsn SAVHoc Uf Repyeseifatires of the United States 9f .4nae- Srica in Congress assembled, Tliatin addition &o the unexpcnded balance of the appro- Prlation of eighteen hundred and twenty Z ntne, now subject to the order Of the in- 6pectors, there shall he, and here , IS, . P propriated for the support of said peniten- tlary, for the pay of its officers, the eTec- slon of additional buildings and improve n1ents; for a wharf and sea wall; the pur- s''ase of materials, tools. and implements ot ? trade; the purchase of additional ground for the institution; tic draining of tbe marsh east of the penitentiary. and other contingent expenses, the sum vf thirt y-six thousand three hundred and sixty dollars, 70 he paid out of any money in the Treasn- Y, not otherwise appropriated. and to be xpended under the direction of the Board ef Inspectors: Propidcd, That no more than 5wo thousand dollars shall be drawn from Me IreasnFy 1t any one time; and that no eqlyeRt dran shaif be made. until the enofnt previously drawn ,aIIbe duly ac- oonnted ior by proper vonche IS, regularly ssssa 2 eresi ana an abstract of which shall tslpany thp NRules E E -