The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-07-28

h'SPfCt'hS PfFNte entrees ~ Hf RHHS HcTrt0-
fore rittdrara from martct in Minois o.
oceOunt Of The Winois central
Raaroa5.
To prevent confusion and difficulty, the land
Ulcers, after closing all tie business OF tho
public sales above proclaimed will announce
10 those present that Applications FIR Priroi"
entries by cash orlocaions by land warrants,
"a, dou6ic The minimum prioc0 will be received
the n'rt dag, and frotfi ddy to day f1rnny land
in the several townships y hich had been offered
at such public sale, and remained unsolh, IN
the order in which such townships will he nn-
nounccG. The applications 10 enter ut private
sale after the close of the public sale, or Tor the
location of land warrants, are to he made IN
rriiing, and all the applicatlutis fraae rn snr
one day will be examined after sunset OF that
day and be acted on the ncrt day; and where
it shall be discovered that two or more persons
have applied on the same day TO enter or To-
cate the same tract. such applications will he
regarded as being simultaneously made. and
such tract will he Put up on the next day thsre-
after at auction among srch applicants, and
he awarded TO the highest bidder, according
to law.
After having acted on The pressing applea-
tons for the d0abie minimum lands, the land
officers will announce that Written npplca-
tons will be received for private entries by
cash, or ioca'ionS by land warrants, for any 81
the vacant and unapprOpratcd public lands
oufsidc a III six sections in width on Gael,
side Of he said railrr,l and its branches.
heretofore withdrawn flom riiatkct TO enable
the State of Illinois to select tho qulniiiy OF
land 10 which she Is entitled, and which have
not been selected tor such purpose; and such
applications will he received in the order in
which the townships will he announced, and,
if the pressure of business should 50 reqnic.
such applications will lie treated in the sams
munnerts those above mentioned.
EirardsmHc amt Springfield Districts.
There being no lands within the EDWARDS
WILLIE DISTRICT. and no unSotd lands wiihl"
! the SrRINGrlELD DlsrRicr falling within the
x-fnle limits Of the railroad grant, such va
Y cant and inappropriate lands exterior to
J, such limits living within those districts. whirli
have been withheld from private entry on ne
= count of said road, and found to remain {" the
y United States after the selections for the road
grant have been completed, will IN IKE man
: ncr as the aforesaid he restored 10 private en-
y try or loraiion, at The following periods, to
wit: the lands in EDwARDsvlLLE DJsTnlcT on
J. Monday. the tireihh d. v Of July next; and
the lands in the SPRiSGFIELD DIsTRIcr on
+ Monday the t1renty-sirth day Of July next
l. No right Of prc-emption TO any Of the pnhlic
! lands which have been withheld from market
on accent OF The railroad grant, will he rec
y ognised to have accrued in virtue OF settle
y ment made theie subsequent TO september
20, 500 and prior 10 the day when the land
r shall ngnin he made subject to private entry as
& aforesaid.
Where locations are male by land warrants,
Il they will be received At the minimum price OF
the land, and any deficit Of the purchase
r money must he paid in cash, in accordance
with the regulations prescribed by this "ficO
l. on 231 March last.
1t Given under my hand at the General bnnd
is Office the third dav If April, 1852.
e J. BUTTERFlELD
r 9.0w Commissioner,