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Page 58
... lands will be annually sold , it would require three hundred years to dispose of them . But the sales will probably be accelerated from increased population and other causes . We may safely , however , anticipate that long , if not ...
... lands will be annually sold , it would require three hundred years to dispose of them . But the sales will probably be accelerated from increased population and other causes . We may safely , however , anticipate that long , if not ...
Page 60
... lands , ought not to be considered debateable . It never was questioned the adjacent public lands are enhanced . True ; and so are their but by a few , whose monstrous heresy , it was probably suppos - own . This enhancement of the public ...
... lands , ought not to be considered debateable . It never was questioned the adjacent public lands are enhanced . True ; and so are their but by a few , whose monstrous heresy , it was probably suppos - own . This enhancement of the public ...
Page 61
... land rich fertile lands . More than Ohio , more than Indiana , abound - up to the price which , according to his opinion , it ought to com- ing as they both do in fine lands . Of the 33 millions and a half mand . But , if the price ...
... land rich fertile lands . More than Ohio , more than Indiana , abound - up to the price which , according to his opinion , it ought to com- ing as they both do in fine lands . Of the 33 millions and a half mand . But , if the price ...
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