...improvements ; and the rights of the state, only when the locations were confirmed last summer. The stttlers had previously a vested, equitable right to their...given them, to the uses of the state. The committee are of opinion, from the testimony submitted to them, as to the time that these settlers went on to...

...incumbent on him to do so. He had a discretionary power, which carried with it the right to refuse to sell them at the minimum price of one dollar and twentyfive Cents per acre. See opinion of Attorney-General Butler, 2 Land Laws, 127, 128. In. 14 Peters, 526, the court...

...lands, &c. anv ian(js of the United States, on any part_of the public domain subject to private entry, at the minimum price of one dollar and twenty-five cents • per acre, the same, when so entered being hereby made, and declared to be for the benefit of the inhabitants of congressional...

...subdivisions, of any lands of the United States, on any part of the public domain subject to private entry, at the minimum price of one dollar and twenty-five cents per acre, the same, when so entered being hereby made, and declared to be for the benefit of the inhabitants of congressional...

...subdivisions, of any lands of the United States, on any part of the public domain subject to private entry, at the minimum price of one dollar and twenty-five cents per acre, the same, when so entered being hereby made, and declared to be for the benefit of the inhabitants of congressional...

...permitted to .enter the tract so settled on and improved by him, not to exceed eighty acres in quantity, at the minimum price of one dollar and twenty-five cents per acre, the entry to be properly noted on the records of the district land-office, and the usual returns thereof...

...of United States, on any part of the public domain subject to private m.|,,,ui ]and» . ic. entry, D rCXLʻ3ppZ' 5IRuQe/ P O [ 5 Ȝ M@rp r 4d W.O7 N same, when so entered being hereby made, and declared to bti for the benefit of the inhabitants of...

...{¡¡.¡I 'jf United States, on any part of the public domain subject to private 8Chool lands. &c. entry, at the minimum price of one dollar and twenty-five cents per acre, the same, when so entered being hereby made, and declared to be for the benefit of the inhabitants of congressional...

...the United States Government to enter a sufficient quantity of land to include said city and towns, at the minimum price of one dollar and twenty-five cents per acre." The Senate, by unanimous consent, proceeded to consider the said resolution ; and the affirmative. On the...