ARTICLE ELEVENTH.
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Sec. 1. All certificates for head-right claims
to lands issued to fictitious persons, or which were
forged; and all locations and surveys thereon, are,
and the same null and void from the be-
ginning.


Sec. 2. The District Courts shall he opened
until the first day of July, one thousand eight
hundred and forty-scven, for the establishment of
certificates for head-rights not recommended by
the Commissioners appointed under the act to
detect fraudulent land certificates, and to provide
for issuing patents to legal claimants; and the
parties suing shall produce the ike proof. and be
subjected to the requisitons which were necessary
and were prescribed by law, to sustain the original
application for the said certificates: and all certifi
Gates above referred to, not established or sued
upon before the period limited shall be barred;
and the said certificates and all locations and sur
yeys thereon. shall be forever null and void; and
all re re-ocations made on such surveys. shall not be
disturbed until the certificates are established as
above directed.