...........

Isajab lugham.......
Chilicothe .........

Mar. 25, 1830 Bernard Van Horne.... Zanesville.....

Dec. 21, 1830 annel Quimby Wooster ..................

war, 2, 1831 Robert I. Skinner Wapaukonpetta ..........

Dec. 21, 1830 Ioseph H. Lorwill...... Bucyrus....

May 29, 1830 Jaimes G. Reed

Jeffersonville......lodiana Feb. 21, 1831 John D Wolverton......

Vincennes................ Mar. 25, 1830 Abner Mc''ariy... Indianapolis.....

Dec, 4, 1833 James T Pollock..... Crawfordsville........ Jan. 8, 1833 John Spencer.. Fort Wayne..

Dec. 30, 1831 John M. Lemon........ La Porte......

Mar.

2, 1833 Eilward Humphreys.... Kaskaskia .......... Illino Mar.

5, 1833 John Caldwell..

Shawneetown............ Feb. 10, 1830 Benjamin F. Edwards.. Edwardsville....

Jan.

15, 1834 William Linn........ Vandalia......

Jan,

12, 1831 Guy W. Smith... Palestine.... ..........

Mar. 5, 1833 Thomas Carlin .......... Quincy.....

Mar.

2, 1831 John Taylor Springfield.....

Mar. 25, 1830 Samuel McRoberts. Danville...............

Mar. 2, 1831 Jonathan Kearsley

Detroit.......

..Michigan Mar. 3, 1833 Thomas C Sheldon.... Bronson..............

Mar. 3, 1831 Danby Miller........ Monroe...............

F b.

9, 1833 Samuel Merry..

St. Louis. ........ Missouri Dc 23, 1832 Uriel Sebiee....... Fayetle

Tec. 17, 1833 John Hayes...... .Jackson... ........

May

12, 1832 Edward M. Ryland.... Lexington

Dec.

24, 1830 William Blakey... Palmyra ........

Jan.

14 1832 Caleb S. Manley... Bitesville... Arkansas Ter. Feb. 27, 1833 Peter J. Crutchfield Little Rock....

Nov.

5, 1833 Matthew Leiper....... Fayetteville....

July Daniel T. Wilter....... Washington........... July 10, 1932 Josoph Friend... Ouachita ........ Louisiana Mar.

2, 1831 Benjamin Robert Rogers Opelousas.

25, 1830 Maurice Canon New Orleans...

Aug.

23, 1833 Paris Childress.. ..... St Helva C. H

June Thomas Lopwis....... Washington. ... Mississipp May 26, 1930 Hayson Alsbury Algu-ta.....

Mar.

2, 1832 Samuel W. Dickson.... Mount Salus........

Oct.

11, 1833 Wiley P. Harris....... Columbus..

Mar. 2. 1833 R. H. Sterlig..... Chocchuma..

Mar. 2, 1833 William Forbes savage Pontitock....

Mar

2, 1833 John Heory Owen..... St Stephens... llabama Jao.

21, 1832 Samuel Cruse......... Huntsville..........

Jan.

4, 1832 Wiliam G Parish Tuscaloosa .............

Jan
Uriah G Mitchell..
Cahaba.................

May 17, 1832 John S. Hunter.... .... Sparta..

May 14, 1832 Joab Lawler.. Mardisville...

July Nimrod E. Benson... .. Montgomery...... ........

July
Thomas Simps00... Demopolis..

Mar.
Richarri K Call....... Tallahassee.. ..... Florida Mar.
William H. Allen
St. Augustine.............

May 22, 1930

10, 1832

tar

..........

5, 1833

8, 1833

14, 18:32 14, 1832 2, 1833 3, 1933

Fxhibit of the operations of the Land Offices of the Uniled States in the sereral States and Territories, during the year

end. ing 31st December, 1832, the 1st 2d, and 3d quarters of 1833, and of the payments made into the Treasury on account of Public Lands during those periods.

Lands sold after deducting erro-
TA I'ES AND TERITO-
neous entries.

Amount received in scrip.
RIES.

Amount received

Aggregate re- Amount paid into
Acres.

in cash.
Purchase money.
Forfeited land Military land ceipts.

the Treasury.
stock.

scrip.
Ohio .....rar 1832... 412,714 61 3541,275 05 $430,619 37 $16,115 00 $94,:144 68 $541,275 0: $360,641 14
Jodian?.... .....do.... 546,844 24 684,209 69 543,680 24 6,255 85 134,273 60 634,209 69 527,366 48
Mlinois.. ........do.... 227,375 91 284,936 17 254,363 83 3,057 92 27,514 42 284,936 17 228, 292 69
Missouri..., .....do.... 251,280 09 313,141 12 312,775 67 365 45

313,14112

305,624 72
Alabama.... ....do
412,682 79 522, 337 64 512,990 531 9,347 111

5?2,337 64 451.886 36
Vlississippi........do.... 261.313 67 326,578 90 322,963 91 3,614 991

326,578 90 307,900 51
Louisiana ... .....do.... 78,453 48 98,280 29 96,848 67 1,431 621

98,280 20

100,455 00
Michigan ! er....do.. 252,21 44 320,284 83 319 584 00 700 83

320,284 83 317,635 42
Ark rusas Ter...odo.... 10,179 47 12,724 33 12,724 33

12,724 3:3 13,538 15
Fiorida Ter......do.... 9,286 46 11,608 07 11,608 07

11,608 07

10,040 66
Total for 1832.... 2,462,.342 16 3,115,376 09 2,818,158 62 4:!,528 77 256,328 70 3,115,376 09 2,6:3,381 03
Ohio, 1, 2, & 3d grs '33 372,685 22 466,455 821 327,764 11 12,753 30 125,9.38 41 466,455 82 325,253 75
initiana..........
...do..

338,286 20 425,371 79 305,457 33 7,084 33 112,830 13 425,371 77 270,816 62
Illinois

...........do.... 246,636 41 309,423 45 28 1,222 51 2,435 44 25,765 50 309,423 45 269,899 45
Missouri...... ...do....! 146,866 83 183,636 15 183,536 95 99 20

183,636 15 208, 423 75
Alibama........do.... 219,212 69 275,722 36 260,433 51 15,288 85

275.722 36 301,796 69
is-issippi.. ....do.... 315,725 16 394,841 41 393,040 34 1,801 07

394,841 41 365,498 66
Louisian ..........do....
61,983 35 77,487 64 77,299 77 187 87

77.437 64 75, 104 69
lichigan Ter... do.... 316,081 891 395,102 03 394,826 33 275 70

395,102 03 367.609 61
Trkausas Ter...do.... 16,829 30 21,099 90 21,093 90

21,098 90 16,114 27
Florida T'er......do
8,333 33 10,416 65 19,416 65

17,416 65 9.446 Tored for 3 yrs of 183 2.042,640 381 2,559,556 20 2,25.), -96 40 39,925 76 264,534 14 9, 52156 (? 21970; Statement of the quantity.

land sold at the Land Offices in each State from the 1st of July, 1820, to the 31st of "ecember, 1832; and of public land subject to private entry, in the several States and Territories on the 1st of January, 1833. OFFICES tal: od 1820 1821.

1822

18:23 0.10..........acres 44,917 75 114,940 55 18.),181 39 124,735 32 Turiania

162,490 82 264,578 38|252,982 34 163,046 69 Tilinois..

6,699 99 50,382 15 27,763 84 60,534 77 Missouri........... 24,821 84 99,687 78 32,163 70 80,958 57 Alabama..........

59,310 36 218,691 28 161,638 04 153,502 93 Tississippi..

1,670 46

23,765 47 10,147 06 31,016 24 Louisiana ............

632 55 1,157 32 90,829 76 1,225 67 Michigan..........

2,860 32 7,444 39 17,339 38 34,017 77 Arkansas...........

360 00| 23, 160 67 2,281 56 Florida.....

Total, acres.. 303,404 091 781,213 32 30 , 18 653,319 52
OFFICES

1824.
1825

1826

1827 Ohio......... ucres 106,752 01 141,9.2 6113..,789 02 151,003 31 indiana............

154,558 51 162,270 71 200,190 7-|209,691 21 Ulinois.....

43,987 97

45,804 28 81,083 73 58,605 07 lissouri....

86,785 12

85,807 99 58,517 03 155,070 53 abana, ......

131, 185 96

200,917 53 147,716 00 98,078 94 riississippi..

81,201 74

86,565 30 82,422 37 60,749 5! Louisiana...

3,627 26

560 07! 19,184 87 6,475 4,1 Michigan....... 78,246 68 106,752 63 59,361 96 42,410 0.3 Arkansas..........

2,977 79 7,794 50 13 352 20 4,055 98 Florida

55 056 07 52,464 36 140 587 71 Total, acres.. 749,323 114 893,461 69!:48,082 69:6,727 76 OFFICES.

1828.
18.

1831. Onio........ .ucres 165,733 37

176,216 40,156 392 70 335,392 64 budjana....... 250 812 21 346,5 27 51 476,351 85 554,436 78 Illinois..

96.092 91 196,245 733 6,451 71|339,411 4 Vissouri....

147,148 12 152,545 64 214,917 44296 467 94| Hlabama.......

167,812 64 120,201 10373 203 73|661,832 03 whississippi

68 700 36 98,285 311 8,439 67160.798 14 Louisiana......

4,126 03

31.020 371 74 647 70 67,384 28 Michigan....

26,895 79

67,860 26147,061 55 320,476 90 Irkansas.........

3,035 46 2.631 20 2,648 95 13,377 33 Florida...........

35,182 87

53,276 491 59 618 49 28,279 35 Total, acres.. 96),6000 36' 1,241, v 1,929,733 79 2,777,804 6 OFFICES

1*32.
To al

Subject to prii ale entry. 19.

......acres 412 714 611 23 9,767 68||Uno 10:~$ 5 1075 Triana.

546,844 24 3,746,782 57|Indian 10 8813 lois............

227,375 91 1,550 439 50 linois ... 16,4.,1 53 1 issouri

251,280 09 1.696,171 79|| Mo-souri. , 16 147 4:, 4 abama...........

412,692 79 2,906,773 39 Mississippi ' 9,517,114 Mississippi.... 261,313 67 1,075,075 30 labaina .. 17,779,67 Marisana..........

78,453 431 379,324 811.ouisiana . 6,528,7 whigan...., 252,2!1 44 1,162.959 1:4\1ichigan.. 9,418 0 Aikansas........... 10.179 47 86,105 Uliksas. Flo.ida..

9 2 '

640 43: 75! 80orila.... 5.053 751 Toll, 2

5337,151 0611 mai pute

183

.

19

Statement of the whole amount of Public Lands ea posed to sule; the quantity sold, and the quantity remaining unsold, September 30, 1833, with the nett proceeds of the Sale:.

The whole amo'nt

of public lande Nett proceeds of Whole amount sur Whole amount reStates and sold since they sales after de- veyed and expos

ed'to sale, previo 30th September.

maining unsold. Territor es.

were ceded to ducting all char-
the U. S. prior ges, &c. prior to

ous to 30th Sept.

1833.

1833. to 30th Sept. 1833.

30th Sept. 1833. Acres. Hd hs.

Dolls.

cts. Acres. hdths. Acres. hdths. Ohio 9,592,137 51 17,570,759 12 14,654,381 68 5,062,244 17 Ind:ana 6,741,839 93 8,393,943 56 17,258,284 49 10,516.444 56 Illinois 2,652,024 77' 3,135,549 27 18,789,515 45 16,137,490 68 Missouri 2,353,719 90 3,269,126 27| 18,346,734 98 15,993,015 08 Mississippi 2,173,327 40 3,126,648 07 11.374,650 57 9,201,323 17 Alabama 4,967,366 67, 9,630,080 16 22.327,810 19 17,360,443 52 Louisiana 484,190 88 734,725 86 6,450,942 05 5,966,751 17 Michigan 1,516,582 48 1,872,737 94 10,592,240 15 9,075.657 67 Arkansas 105,009, 16 100,342 90 9,953,041 399,848,032 23 Florida 442,238: 17 564,658 19 5,487,658 38: 5,045,420 21

Total, 131,028,436 87 48,398,571 34 135,235,259 33 104,206,822 46

Quuntity of Public Lands, granted for Miliiary Services, and to the several States, &c

for specific purposes.

State and
Territories.

build’gs.

Acrt.

Ohio
lodiana
Jllinois
Missouri
Mississippi
Alabama
Louisiapa
Michigan
Arkansas
Florida
Total

Quantity granted to each of the States for

Reserved for Quantity of land patent- Colleges,

Seats of

schools, being ed for servi- academ's, Roads and

Govern-
Saline reser-

the 1-36th part

ment & ces during & univer

of all the public Canals.

vations.

public the late war sities.

lands ceded to

United States,
Acres.
Acres. Acres Acres.

Acres. 69. 120 830,137

23.680 001 684,743 67,960| 46,080 580,800 2,560 23,040 00 626,868 2,878,720 46,080 48,000 2,560 121,629 68 1,034,897 468,960 46,080|

2,449 46,080 00 1,23,639 46,080 1,280

834,364 46,560 400,000 1,620 23,040 00 889,030 46,080

873,973 46,080 10,000

543,893 1,037,12 46,080

7,400

950,258 46,080 | 120

877,484 14,452,76 484,32012, 290,9371:8,989|237,469 68 8,546,149

Grant to the Ohio Company

Acres, 100,000 to A. H Dohrman, for services rendered American pris. oners during the revolutionary war

20,480 to the French inhabitants of Gallipolis

25,2010) to the Deaf and Dumb Asylu:n in Conn, a township in Ala. 23,040 to the Deaf and Dumb Asylum in Ken. a township in Flo 23,040 to General Lafayette, a township in Florida

23,028 Lands appropriated for religious purposes in the purchases made by John Cleves Symines and the Ohio Company 43.595

Total, Acres, 258.3.3

ap

OFFICERS OF THE CUSTOMS. The principal officer employed in the collection of the duties or imports and tonnage, is the Collector, to whom the Naval Officer is at once aid and a check. The Surveyor superintends and directs the inferior officers of the customs, and all three are appoiuted by the President and Senate. They formerly held their offices for an indefinite period; but, by an act of 15th May, 1820, their appointment is now limited to four years. Weighers, Gaugers, Measurers and Inspectors are appointed by The Collector with the approbation of the principal officer of the Treasury Department For the duties of these several officers, see the act of Congress, of the 2d of March 1799. Public Appraisers are authorized by an act of the 20ih of April, 1918. Their business is to appraise insported goods subject to duty ad valorem, when they are suspected to have been invoiced below the true value. They are appointed by the President and Senate, and hold their commissions during the pleasure of the President. Assistant Appraisers are authorized by the act of the 28th of May, 1830.

COLLECTORS OF THE CUSTOMS.
Names,

Where employed. Date of Commission.

Maine James W. Ripley.. Passamaquoddy.. Dec 17, 1830 Scmuel A Morse....... Machias........... Jan 28, 1832 Edward S. Jarvis....... Frenchman's Bay. Mar 3, 1831 Joshua Carpenter...... Penobscot........

Mar 19, 183! Deuny M.Cobb... ... Waldoboro.

Mar 3, 1833 Thomas M. Crate.... Wiscasset.........

Mar 11, 1833 William Bing....... Bath

Mar 25, 1830 John Chandler........ Portlaud......

Mar 11, 1833 Joho F. Scanman.....

Mar 11, 1833 Baroabas Palmer. Kennebunk..

Mar 11, 1833 Mark Dennel.......... York......

Mar 11, 1833 Daniel Lane..... Belfast. ......

Jan. 4, 1831

New Hampshire. William Pickering.. Portsmouth.

April 8, 1830

Vermont. Archibald W. Hyde..... Burlington.....

Feb 15, 1830

Missachuselts. Samuel Phillips...... Newburyport..

Mar 24, 1830 William Beach...... Glouceste:.

Mar 24, 1820 Janies Miller...... Saleo..................

Jan 3, 1833 Benjamin Knight..... Marblehead...

Feb 19, 1830 David Henshaw...... Boston...................

April 12, 1830 Timothy Souther.... Ipswich ........

April 12, 18:30 Scuyler Sampson..... Plymouth............. Mar 11, 1833 Horario Pratt.....

Fall River..... ..... Mar 4, 1833 Isaiah L. Green...... Barnstable....... Mar 3, 1833 Lemuel Williams.. .... New Bedford..

Mar 8, 1830 John P. Norton....... Eagartown..

Feb 19, 1830 Martin T. Morton...... Nantucket...... .....

Jan 30, 1830

Rhode Island. Walter R Danforth..... Providence...

Mar 11, 1833

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