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Tue 1000 ceres, and Ten Sections. The importance of the first of the above

 grants to the citizens of Pulaski county, and of the latter to the people of the Ter. 1tory generally, both on account of then

 value and their effects upon particular m

 divlduais of the country, renders them a

 subject of much interest. The Executive,

 III whose hands the entire management of these valuable donations has been placed in bis message to the Council and House of Representatives, of the eighth lnssanl

 states, that, on the fourth Monday ol thls month, hc viii sci the whole, or large part, of the eight hundred and forty acres located by him adjoining this town, as pan of the 1000 acre grant. It is known 70 the public, that the Governors location oi two of the most valuable quarter seellOhs of this land, has been declared illegal Oy the Commissioner of the General Land-os flee. It has been broadly and unequWocaE ly decided, that the pre-emption cialaan'1 were entitled to those two quarters anu that Governor Pope cannot locate 'nen,- No man who has any confidence m tne ue' neral Government,ca ,can for a moment D', lieve that the Governor can make go0u title to the land he is offering to sen, o that Gen. Jackson's Cabinet VIII or '@' change decision once solemnly made.

 The Governor in his message s'a'ss' that Mir. Duane seems to favor his opInlOil,s Tn relation 10 this location. Ihls Woos ''seeaas,o applies strangely to the deeislol a public officer, when settling inlpoi'saM, .a', questions. indeed 1t leaves 1t dae''T Ir whether he made any decision at all. ,oa he made decision in favor of the donal'pl' l';a why has it not been laid before the PuulS to give purchasers confidence m the a,sls 's,s The property cannot sell adyanlageOIhd ~ h.d whilst in this condition. all doup's sa asS been removed on this subject monn ass. ss a strong competition would have peea tra se s cited, and good price obtained. lV a0d s now, would be to sacrifice the properly a+~ aa. deprive the county of the benefit ol a .ns ';ess ss nation. Many who would give llOefai tu,le if the right was clear, will not now pas pls to Should not the Governor, fine wlsnss M ,ss render the county service, ana Sa'v nata public property, postpone the sac .,s;sts s he title Is settled? If he bllndiY i'e'T,