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The bill under consideration does not contemplate deed or deeds of convey ance for land, but transfers, to Robert Crittenden, the claim, and directs war rants to be issued to him, authorizing him to select the lands, or his assignees to locate them, which, by the first sec ton of the act of Congress, the Legis- lature were authorized to do for the ben eft of the Territory. Congress, in n1alS- ing this donation, supposed they had fur nished an ample fund for the erection of State-house, aud, in the abundance of their liberality, intended to save the