HARDwIcx vs. RrARDoS, AS LAND AoEN
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 To constitute such an offering for sale oI the seminary lands, under the act of Dec l840, by the Governor, as to subject the land, if not sold, to be entered at the gradu- alton prices, there must have been not only a proclamation published for the time and in the manner prescribed by law, but the land must have been regularly proposed for sale. to the highest bidder, by the crier of the sale, on the day designated for the sale by the proclamation.

 The proclamation of the Governor does not constitute a,a q6ering for sale, but is on- Iy=a notice to all persons desirous of purcha- sing any ofthe Seminary lands, that an oppor- tunity 1eiH De afforded them.

 Such has been considered the effect of the proclamation of the President, for the sale of the public lands of the United States, and his proclamation is often recalled, and the lands withheld from sale.--Mandamus re- fused.