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NINETEENTH CONGRESS. Sussxl. Ch. 148. 1826. 191 shall direct, to the satisfaction of the register and receiver of the proper ¤f_tl¤¤ ¤¤¤1>r¤$>- district, that the land patented to them is unfit for cultivation, and on the f;;°:gil:‘d;,;'f surrender of the patent to them granted, accompanied with such a release mc; in nai rm-. of their interest as the commissioner of the general land office shall pre- riwry. scribe, such soldier, or his heirs, may locate and enter with the register of the land office, for the proper district, in the territory of Arkansas, according to the sectional and divisional lines, the like quantity on any of the unappropriated public lands in the military district in said territory; and upon such entry and location being made, it shall be the duty of the register to issue to the person so locating, a certificate speci- Duc), 0mm fying the quarter or half section of land so located and entered; and it register. shall be the duty of the commissioner of the general land office, if he is Dui! Qfilw satisfied such certificate was fairly obtained, to issue a patent for the lands ff:°;:;;’f°’ °f so located, whenever the certificate aforesaid shall be presented to him land cries. for that purpose. Provided, That before such certificate of location shall Proviso. be granted, the applicant shall satisfy the register and receiver that his interest in the land originally patented to him, has not been divested, either by his own acts, or by the operation of law, for taxes, or otherwise. And provided, also, That such surrender and re-location shall be made Such surrenon or before the first day of January, eighteen hundred and thirty. But, *1*:; &°·> ‘°bb° · if said interest shall have been divested in either mode above mentioned, Em ihgig-Jagt no title shall be acquired to the land subsequently patented. 18:-:0, &e. Approved, May 22, 1826. Srnrurn I. CHAP. CXLVHI.——.»2n Act mahi a 'ations to can- into cel the treat a 1 , concluded between the United blldteslfrrueyihe Creek natioz, ralfgl the twenty.? second of April, eighteen hundred and t·wenty-si:l·. [0b'°l°t°‘] Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United Appropria- States ¢y" America, in Congress assembled, That the following sums ?l°“ *°RE’°"Yh be, and the same are hereby, appropriated, out of any money not other- ;:;;,y€b2::,;c; wise appropriated, to carry into effect the treaty concluded between, the the United United States and the Creek nation, on the twenty-fourth of January, Slam ml *h° eighteen hundred and twenty-six, and ratified on the twenty-second of Cr°°k num"` April, eighteen hundred and twenty-six, that is to say: For the payment Payment or of the sums to the chiefs and warriors of the Creek nation, stipulated in fh? Sum *° ***6 the third article of the said treaty, in addition to an unexpended balance filglgféfggigvzgz of one hundred and seventy thousand dollars, appropriated by the act of mm, the third of March, eighteen hundred and twenty-five, and which is M=¤=l¤ 3, 182*% hereby directed to be used for the purpose of this act, forty-seven thou- °h‘ I6' sand six hundred dollars, both of which sums shall be paid to the chiefs of the Creek nation, to be divided among the chiefs and warriors of said nation, and that the same be done under the direction of the Secretary of War, in a full council of the nation convened upon notice for that purpose. For the payment of the permanent annuity to the Creek nation, pro- Amwity t¤ vided for by the fourth article of the said treaty, the sum of twenty 2‘:¤C’°°l‘ “°' thousand dollars. ° For the payment of the sum to the friends and followers of General F°' ffl: P“Y‘ M’Intosh, stipulated for in the ninth article of the said treaty, one hun- :1,€3,t9°{r;e:d;u:} dred thousand dollars. Gen. Muntcsh. For the payment of the sum to the Creek nation, stipulated for by the C P°Ym°¤_° *° supplemental article to the said treaty, thirty thousand dollars. mak mmm: For carrying into effect the stipulations of the sixth, seventh, eighth, _ :l`°' H?°';'Y;:8 tenth, eleventh, and sixteenth articles, and to defray all other expenses Qzlgulgtizils O? attending the faithful execution of the provisions of said treaty, one hun- the treaty. dred and twenty thousand dollars. Arimovnn, May 22, 1826.
