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thoriscd to be surveyed so as not to inter-
ferc with private land claims. or the r'gnts
of pre- -em pton; so as not to interfere Win
private land claims; and the township iocat-
cd west of Appalachicola river. as directed


in the aforesaid act, so far as 1t is covered ey
the claims of those entitled to the rights OF
pre- .emption, bv the act approved the TWEEN
" second of April. one thousand eight nun
dred and twenty six, shall be located in sec
tions upon any unappropriated lands IN salo


district of country, until the amount taken
,y said interfcrences shall be satisfied and
discharged.


SEC. Q. .fndbe ii further enaetrd, That
the Governor and Legislative Council OF sald
Territory shall have power to take posses


sion of the lands granted for the use OF
Schools and for Seminary of Learning, and
to lease the same from year to year; and the


money arising from the rent of said lands


shall be appropriated to the use of schools,


and the erection Of Seminary of Learning,
in such manner as they may direct; and they
shall have power TO pass laws Tor the pres


ervation of said lands from intrusion and


trespass until Florida shall be admitted into


the Union as a State.


SEC. s. .dnd be il further enacted. That


the incorporated Deaf and Dumb Asylum


of Kentucky shall have the power, under the
under the direction OF the Secretary OF the
Treasury, of locating SO much OF the town
! shil, of land granted to the SAID institution,


as has been taken by the claims OF those
who are entitled tothe right of pre- e-enption
in the Territory of Florida, under the pro


visions of the act aforesaid; which shall be


locate in sections upon any unaprraoriatcd


and unrescrvetl lands in either of the Terri-


tories of Florida or Arkansas; which said
tracts, when so located, shall be disposed oi


by the corporation Of said Deaf and Dumb
Asylum, agreeably 70 the provisions of an


act passed the fifth OF April, one thousand
eight hundred and twenty six, entitled "an


act fnr the benefit OF the Incorporated Deal


and Dumb Asylum of Kentucky"


AnnroN ed Ian. %, 1927