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visions of this shall apply any Of the lands Of the


Sec .. And be it further enacted That the person
making entry application for entry under the prov
sons Of this act and at either Of the prices designated
therein, shall first make affidavit before the register
receiver of the proper land Office where the entry is
proposed to be made that the said applicant and
for settlement and cultivation by and for him or herself
and that the said applicant has made entry under
oi this act or no entry in thereof
to be made will make the whole quantity entered and
proposed to be entered exceed hundred and sixty
and all entries at either Of the prices designated
by this act contrary the intent meaning
Of are hereby declared to be null and void Provided.
land reserved or which may be reserved By the United
States, within any Of the States.


Soc And be further enacted That patents shall not
issue for land entered under the of this act
til the expraon Of Ave after said entry; and at the
time application may be made for patent the purchaser
shall hs prove by dsinterested Witnesses to the sats
faction Of the Commissioner OF the General Land ONCE,
!aai ,aa ser has resided upon and cuvsted 'sd
application for patent and all assignments in trust or
Otherwise. all sales conveyance and TRANSFERS. by any
OF said purchasers Of sny Of said lands before patent
shall have issued for the same shall be absolutely null
and void and in the event Of the death any Of said
chaso prior TO the issuance OF patent in their behalf all
Of the rights and privileges under the provisions of This
act TO which he she entitled shall accrue and be
long to his or her heirs, to enable them to perfect the title
TO said land, and obtain patent therefor


On motion OF Mr.. THOMPSON, of Miss, the committee
then rose and reported the bill amended.


moved Ordere0


Mr. VINTor, OF Ohio, now moved to lay the bill on the
table On this the and nays called for and or.
dered Yeas ios nays e5 80 the bill laid on the
table


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