The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-07-14
NOTICE



:. fexs .c,tkdrdtes firm market in Hixoii on
..% aeeosat Of the Illinois Control
. =, 49,, Rdttr0dd,
To prevcnt confession and difficulty, tire land
officers, sfter closing. allthe busines, OF lbe
public sales aboye proclaimed. will announce
10 those present that applications for pirate
entries by cash orloeatiohs by land warrants,
tat double he minimum price, will he received
the nezt day and from day TO day, for any land
in the several townships which had been offered
Mt such public sale, and remained unsold, 10
the order in which such townships will he an
'nounceG. The applications 10 enter at private
sale after the close of the public sale, or for the
location Of land warrsnts, are to be made 10
arziting, and all the applications made on any
one day WILDE examined after sunset of that
day, and be acted on the nett'day, and where
Il 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 bo
regarded as being simultaneously made. and
such tract will be put up on the next day there
after az auction among such applicants, and
be awarded to the highest bidder, according
TO law.
After having acted on the pressing applics.
tions for the double minimum lands, the land
officers will announce that written appiics'
tons will be received for private entries ~
cash, or location, by land warrants, for any Il
the vacancand unapprorriatcd public lands
outside OF III six sections in width on each
side OF the sail railroad and its branches,
heretofore withdrawn from market TO enable
the State Of Illinois to select the quantity OF
land to which she is entitled. and which have
not been selected tor such purposes and such
applications will he received In the order in
which the townships will be announced, and,
| II the pressure of business should so require,
such applications will be treated in the sumo
IN snneris those above mentioned.
Edrardsrile aud Springfield Diariefs.
There being no lands within the EDwARps-
VILE DIsrRIcr, and no UNFOLD lands within
the SpRIxorIELD DlsrRicr, falling within the
six-mle limits Of The railroad grant, soeh va
cant and unappropEiat,d lands exterior 10
such limits, living within those districts, which
hare been Withheld from private entry onnc-
count bf said road. and found to remain 80 the
United States after the selections for the road
| grant have been completed, will, in like man.
ner as the aforesaid, he restored 10 private en-
try, or location, at The following periods, 10
wit the lands in EDwARDsv1LtE DISTRICT on
Monday, the t,rslfth day Of July next; and
the lands in the SrRIseFIELD DISTINCT on
Monday, the ficsnty-sirth day Of July next,
No right Of pre- emption to any Of the public
lands which have been withheld from market
on account Of the railroad grant, viii he rec
ognised 10 have accrued in virtue OF settle
mcnt mace thereon subsequent TO September
20, 1850, and prior 20 the day when the land
shall again he made subject to private entry 40
Aforesaid.
Where locations are male " land warrants,
they will be received At the minimum prizes OF
the land, and nny deficit Of tho purchaee
money must he psid in cash. in accordnncs
with the regulations prescribed by this ofhee
on Esd March last.
Given under my band at the General Land
Office, the third day Of April, 1852.
| J. BUTTERFlELD,
SLOW Conrti,sioner.