The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-06-10
APPENDIX.

APPENDIX.
List Of Grants of Lands States for rarious objects
April 2, l630.To Ohio, for canal from Dayton to Lax,
Erie, and for canals authorized by law.
May 90 ls3OTo vest in Indiana certain lands within ,b
canal grant, &c.
May 3d. 1880 Appropriations for surveys and for work.
of internal improvement, dc.--roads canals, &c.-an
proved in these words: 81 approve this bill, and ak
reference 10 my communication TO Congress Of this dat
in relation thereto.
"AnpREw JAcKsoNn
January 49, lo3lTo repeal the provision in act May
1922, which requires annual account of the appcs.
ton of the three-per-cent. fund by the Suites 10 b,
transmitted 10 the Secretary of the Treasury.
February IL lS3l.-Drectng the manner in which csrau
canals shall be constructed in Alabama which wcrepO.
viled for by grants of public land to thet State
March 2, 1891 --Approprating sum of money for The
continuation Of the Cumberland road in Ohio, Indians,
and Illinois, to be replaced of the fund reserve
from the sale of land in those States
March g. Ie3-Grantng ten sections of land to Arkanu
for the erection of public building at the seat Of gov
eminent OF that Territory
March O. l63l--Two canals authorized be opened BY
Florida through the public lands in that State Ger
tain conditions.
April 20, ls32.-Tke governor Of the Territory of Al.
kansas authorized to lease Salt Springs, and apply pro-
ceeds to making roads therein.
joining Little Rock, Arkansas, for court-house and
Jail.
July g. 1882 the legislature of Indiana to sell
and convey certain lands granted said State, and
apply the proceeds to purposes Of education
March 2 iss3.-fhat lands granted for canal to the State
Of Illinois may be used and disposed of for making
railroad, and obligations attached.
June 49, ls34To grant the State Of Ohio certain land,
for the support of schools in the Connecticut western
reserve. be holden by the tenure and upon ii.
terms and conditions lands before granted for
same purpose.
June 80, l634-Granting hirtysx sections OF land
tain exies from Poland, (23,0i0 acrcs.)
March 3, ls35--To authorize the construction Of rail-
road upon the public lands in Florida, and granting
land for the necessary uses Of the same.
June 80, l636Surpus derived from lands and
other sources, deposited distributed among the
eral States on conditions and restrictions.
June 49, 636-Gan,ing power Alabama sell
lands for canals giving the assent Of Congress to I'M
posing tolls said canal, upon certain conditions, and
requiring annual report to be made to the Secretary
of the Treasury of the and amount Of slch tolls
and of their application.
January Is, l63lOne section of land for The benefit Of
schools in Lawrence county, Mississippi.
July 3, ls32-The State Of Indiana authorized to sell
tain of land grant d 10 that State and to apply
the proceeds Of sad sals 10 the purposes Of education
June 10, lS3a.-one thirty xth part Of e Connections
western in Ohio gtanied for the g Ippor Of
schools IN Tint
June 49, lS36A qunntity OF land equivalent in valoe 10
the sixteenth section granted Cor he Of schools
within the reserved iown'hp IN Monroe county, ndf
July 2, l536oae section OF land granite for the Of
common schools IN iowoshp eight, rang eleven east
in the Stote Of Mississippi.
June 10 ls35Two entire townships OF and granted fort
seminary Of letrang il, the Territory of Wisconsin
March g. ls3sone section of land granted for the use d
schools in Oxford, Butter county, Ohio.
July 90 lS4OTwo townships of land granted for the sup
port Of university within the Territory ofIowa
Lands granted for various porpos by approved by
James X. Polk, Presiden; Of the United States;
July 20, ls6,-Land for university IN Ar ansas changed
into seveny-two sections for schools or for
the promotion Of educa1on IA that State.
August 6, ls4i.--Lands granted 10 Wisconsin
l. Section sixteen in every township FOR ue ofscnoos
2. Seyenty-two sections for universally
g. Ten sections for public buildings
All salt springs, not exceeding Twelve, with ak seos
Of land adjoining each, for he of tho State.
Five per ccnlum o. the proceeds of all the pubic
Lands IN SAID State, for roads and canals.
August 1916 To surrender 70 Tennessee all the lands
IN that State south and of a tain line and The
proceeds Of lard sold by that Stno under authority
from the United stalos for college a Jackson, &c
August 8, Isi6.-Goenicd to Ter itory Of IoSas
One moiety in alternate socitn f,e miles 10 Width on
taCH sue OF tue bts river, improve Wt w.
igauon thereof,
August g. l5i6-Grsnted 10 Wisconsin on admission loo
the Union:
one moiey, in alternate sections, equal to onehih
three actions IN width, each side of the Fox ma
Wisconsin rivers and the lakes through which Pa's"
&c, for a canal, &c.
March g. l347-Alablma authorized TO locate quantiyd
land, in any Of the States Territories, nov dD
TO the inhabitants within the Chickasaw cession u una
Slate, &c.
June l6 Is4s-The twoper-cen fund from the process
Of the pu0lic lands relnqushed by Mississippi re-
stored he State for the constitution of railroad
&c.
August IL l3is( The Cumberland road lying in Indiana
surrendered to said State)
August IA, lS4SThe title to land in Oregon, not exceed
ing six hundred and forty acres, occupied as ms
sonary stations among the Indians, and improvements
confirmed and established in the several religious soce
ties which said missionary stations respectively
belong. The sxteenth and thirty sixth section. "
each township in Oregon granted for the use o.
schools.
March q I5A9.-Ihe five per cent Of proceeds Of
the public lands and the Il 70 hundred thous1n nd acres
ganted by the act Of ath September, lsii conhmedp
the State Of Iowa.
March q I5t9 To old Louisiana to construct the neceF
sary eyees and drains reclaim tho swamp and over
flowed lsnds therein, al Of those lands unfit for cuVh
ton granted TO that State.
March B. Is4eThe sixteenth and Ihirty-sirth sections
IN each township in Minnesota granted for the oss
schools.
IcoNrisurp ON FOURTH raes or pAurJ