THE PUBLIC LANDS.
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The House resolved itself into Commit tee of the Whole on the state of the Union. { Mr. C. JOHNSON in the Chair and resumed the consideration of the bill to reduce and graduate the price of public lands.

 The bill provides that lands subject to entry, which have remained five years nnsold prior to the date of the ac,, or to the time of publication for entry, may be entered for set- ilement or cultivation, or for the use of an adjacent farm or plantation at S,I per acre ]: those which have remained ten wears at 75 cents those which have remained twenty years ai 2a cents: for any quantity no, over 350 acres. The applicant to make oath iha. he enters the land, or proposes to euter il. for isis own ese and benefit, for settlement or eulfieaitos by himself, or the Use of an aa- ioiuing farm owned by him, anu thal he hss made no entry under lhia act, or aaae win which that how e be eniefed will exceed in all S2Q acres. All entries eontsarv ta ihs irne intent and meaning oi the act iohe vaisi.l

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