The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-06-23
NOTICE
J. BurTERFIELD,
Commissioner of The General La

Respecting pirate entries of the lands hereto
fore ,ruhdrdira from market in Illinois on
account IF The Illinois Central
p RaiirOa{
To prevent confusion and difficulty, the land
officers, after closing all the business of the
puhie sales above proclaimed will announce
n those present hat Applications for pirate
on'ries by cash or locations by land warrants,
Cat d9abie The minimum price,) will he received
the n,ri day, AMI from day 10 day, f,rany lrnd
In the several townships hich had be, n offered
At such public sal, and remained uns"li, III
the orcr in which such tow ships will he an
n1uncci. The ap licaiions 10 enter ut private
sale aiici the close of the public sale or Tor the
location Ut land warrants are to be made in
rrittne, aud nll the applications made ON any
one day will he examined after sunset OF that
dav, and be acted on the mat day; and where
| IL shall he discovered Tint two or more persons
have applied on the same day 10 enter or TO-
cate the same tract, such applications will he
regarded as being simultaneously made. and
such tract will be ruf up on the nest dag there
after at auction among srch applicants. aud
he awarded to the highest bidder. according
! to law,
After having acted on the pressing npplica.
tinns for the double minimum lands, the land
officers will announce That written Rpplica-
tons will be received for private entries by
cash, or locations 10y land warrants, for any 81
the vacant AMI Incorporated public lands
| outside OF til six sections in width on each
| side of the said railroad and its branches
heretofore Withdrawn from market TO enable
| the State of Illinois to sc'ert the qniniiiy oil
Land to which she Is entitled. and which have
not been selected Tor such purpose; and such
applications will be received in the order ~
which the townships will he announced, aud
il the pressure of business should 50 reqni C
such applications will he treated in the sam,
munncris those above mentioned.
EGrardsriHc and Springfield Districts.
There being no lands within the EDWARDS
viLLs DISTRICT. and no unSOid lands wiihil
the SPRINGFIELD DisTRIcr, falling within the
six-mile limits Of the railroad grant, such VI
cant and inappropriate lands exterior tt
such limits, living within those districts, whirl
have been withheld from private entry on &C
count If said 70 ID, and fund to remain u til,
United States after the selections for the roa'
grant have been completed. will, IN Ike man
ncr as The aforesaid, he restored 10 private en-
try, or location at The following periods, t.
wit: the Lands in EDwARDsvILLE DISTRICT OF
Monday, the t'oelfh d y Of Juiy next; ant
the lands in the SPRINGFIELD DISTRICT OF
Monday, the f,rcnty-sirth day of Juiy next
No right of REDEMPTION to any Of the publ!
lands which have been withheld from markc
on account Of the railroad grant, will hc rec
ogniscd To- have accrued III virtue OF settle
mcnt made thci con subsequent 10 Seplcrnbe
30, 1850, and prior 20 the day when lhe'ian'
all again be made subject TO private entry
aforesaid.
Where locations are made by land warrants
they will he received nj the minimum price o
the land aud any deficit Of the purchas
money must lie paid in cash. in aec"rdanc
with the regulations prescribed by this oilic
on 23d March ast
Given under my hand at the General Lam
Office, the third day Of April, 1852.
j. BUTTERFlELD,
GLOW Commissioner.