The Arkansas advocate., 1833-02-13

sale, by piisate entE5, al ti,e Fate ot cne dollar per acre; tltoee which sllagi have renamed unsoid ten yeafs. anst less tslaf iiilctn years, et is.e rate Of seventy five ] cents per acre; those which haze re. mal.led unsold fifteen Yeags, and less iilas twenty years, at the rate Of Gity eess. per acre, and those which shall have T'sssr';siils-fi .itlsoisl twenty years, or up wards, al the rate oftwent}- cent. 1 Her acre.
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 .sam. 4.-Ms. Hendricks rresentse: the memorial of the Legislature of Ar kansas. relatiye to a road in that Terri forys which was referredto Ihe Com mittee on Roads and Canals.
 House of Representatives, JAN. 5.-On motion of Mr. SEWER l it was
 Resofred, That tue Committee on Pub lle Lands De instructed to inquire into tne expectancy oi making an appropri- ation to pay lie Reglsiera and Receivers
  q pubic monies il. the United States for extra services.
 iF. Bel, from inc Committee on tic Judiciary, reported tue following resolution, which MS read and agreed to by ihe House:
 Resolued, That the Committee on the Judiciary De instructed to inquire into the expediency of maxi some further general provision, by law, for tAe final adjudicatiof ofclaims 10 land arising un. der any Spanish or iaferch grant, now. pending many ofthe Courts of the Uni- ted States or Territories thereof, or which may hereafter be brought for ad Jndication before said Courts.
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 JAN. l0.-Mr. Forsyth presented a preamble and resolution adopted h, the Legislature of Georgia, recommending .vasons amendments 10 the constitutions oi tho United States, and making ap- pileation to Congress for the call of a convention, with n view 10 such amend nents. Mir. Forsyth also laid before the Senate Il report and resolutions of the Legislature of Georgia, il, relation to the appropriation oithe public money by Congress to objects of iniernal inn provement. The bills from tic House of Representatives, appropriating mo- ney io' carrying on Notifications for the Year ls33--for revolutionary pensions z-afad for the support of government lin parD for the ycnr lS33. Ac were passed. The Senate resumed the con siacfation of tie bills appropriate, f4o 1t r r T limited lime, the proceeds of the sales of the pubic iaads, and granting lands to certain States, and the amendment reported by the committee on public lands, in lieu of the original bll] to re. =dncetipe price of the pnb!ie domain. Ac, Nr. Bibb addressed the Senate upwards Iof an hour and a half, in favor of the amendment, and in opposition to the original bill-hefore he had concluded he gave way for motion 10 adjourn. which was carried.
 JAN. 1.-The resolution fe;,orts ;;@l on Wednesday, by Mir. Forsyth, iron. the Committee on Foreign Relations. anu the resolution submitted on the same day. by Mir. King, wcreconsider. cd and agreed to. Air. Kane introdn. lced a bill supplementary 10 the scvcrsI acts providing for the triaiand coniirma. ,! ton ofprivate land claims i.s the State. lei Lousana and Missouri, and Terri tories ol Arkansas and Florida. whIcl vas read twice and committed. Tho l Senate resumed the consideration, of tic alil introduced by Mir. Clay, appropri atlng, for T limited time, the proceed. of the sales of the public lands. ane grantipg iands to certain States. anf he amendment reported bs ihe Com Inltsee on the Public Lands, f;a lieu c i-s4e tefie iifaiiaall b4lI fer the reduction . ne price of the public domain. Mr ''hh concluded his remarks. in oppo lsision to tiae Ed'l, and k favor of the |amendment, The further considcra