LAND OFFICE.
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 GESTLEMEN-You letter of the 14th ult. has been received. ' on inauire-FIRsr '' Under the presumption law fof the 5th Aprll, ls32,} can person who has here totore had the benefit of the act. fof the 26th May, 1s30,j and has made new settlement, claim the benefit of this acta'' .4nseoer.-No person can claim tbe ben cit of the act in virtue of a settlement made qfier the 5th April, ls32. When person obtained pre-empton right, un- der the act of 29th May, 1880, and was stti aetaai settler and house-keepeY. on public lands on the 5th of April, ls32-he is also entitled to receive the benefit of the pre- sent act, in Virtt c of such new settlement. SECOND, < Will this pre-ernption law admit of entries in tie Military Distriet?p .anssoer,-The tracts ofland which were e9eiaded from the Military Lottery, are subject to the provisions of the present law. The tracts land which acere pIaced Tt he Military LoHeTy. being specially ap- proprlated, are not subject to the pre- emption privilege, but subject to be To- eated at this office, in satisfaction of Mill itary Warrants, at any moment. You must, therefore. be particularly careial to prevent any mistake in admitting pre- empt1on right to any tract so liable to be located.

 list of the atnappropaiaied lands in that portion Of the Arkansas Military District, which is situate within the limits Of the Little Rock District, is on file in the of flee of the Register at Little Rock.

 am, very respectfully, your ob't serv't

 ELIJAH HAYWARD.