The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-08-04

respecting pirate entries u N" tends h'f'f'-
fare riMjrairn from marle' in Illinois cH
0e,sppt Of The Min0is Central
RETREAT.
To preveat confusion and dificiliy the land
Ulcers, after closing all the business "t tho
public sales aboy proclaimed vii ahn"i'nrs
to those present that oPPiic"tioas fW Prtf"'"
entries by cash orlocations b. iand warrants,
(af doubc he minimum prices will perceived
the y ri day, and from day to day, forany laud
in the several townships y hich had been offered
at such public sale, and remained unsuld, ~
the order in winch such townships will he an
nnunced. The applications 10 enter at prira'e
sale after the close of the public sac, or Tor TIC
location Of lan1 warrants are 10 he made N
pritiag, and all The applications made on amy
ono day WILDE cxamined alter sunset OF tint
| law and he acted on the merit day ana 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 ashcng simultaneously made. ana
such tract will he put up on the next day there
after at aucton among srch applicants and
be awarded to the highest bidder, according
! to law.
After having acted on the pressing nprlica-
! ti1ns for the double minimum lands, the lahi
! officers will announce that written arpica-
tons will be received for private cnt'lcs ny
~qsh, ar io-ciioRs by land warrants, for any 81
the vacant anil Incorporated publirAlands
0pfsidc OF tn six sections III wl'ih ON cnch
side of the said railroad and its branches,
heretofore withdrawn f.om market TO enable
the State of Illinois to sc'crt tho qnant'y OF
land to which she Is emf lied y 'nd9y which Lave
not been selected tor such purpose; ANA Such
annlcaiions will he received in the order ia
which the townships will he announced, and
if the pressure Of business should So require,
such applications viii he treated in the same
manners those above mentioned.
Edrardsrtiie ami SprAgfcd Districts.
There being no lands within the EpwArbs-
VILE DtsrRIcr. and no ansold lands within
the SrRlvGrIrLp pisrRicT, falling hin the
six-mile limits Of the railroad grant, such va
cant and unanproIriat,d lands exterior to
such limits living within those districts. Wills h
have been withhell from private entry ON nc
count uf said road, and found to remain t" the
United States after the selections Tor the road
grant have hccn completed, will IN IKE man
ncr as the aforesaid, he restored 10 private en-
try. or location at he following periods TO
wit: the Lands in EDwARDsviLLF District on
Monday, the firclRh day Of JaiV next and
the lands in the SPRlNGrrrID DlsrRicT on
Monday. the frcafy-STM day Of JRiV next.
No right If prc-cmpton to 0ng Of The public
lands which have been withheld from market
on account Of the railroad grant, will he rec
oguised to have accrued in virtue OF settle
ment made thereon subsequent to September
30, $50, and prior TO the day when the land
shall again be male snlject TO private entry as
| aforesaid
Where locations are made ~ land warrants.
they will be received at the minimum price OF
The land. aud any deficit Of the purchase
money must he paid in cash, in accordance
with the regulations prescribed by this ffice
} on 23d March last
Given under my hand at the General Land
Office the third day Of April, 1882.
j BUTTERFIELD,
GLOW Commissioner.