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 TWENTY-NINTH CONGRESS. Sess. I. Ch. 173, 174. 1846. 675 be, and they are hereby, authorized to select and enter, free of cost, a quantity not exceeding five hundred and fourteen acra of the lands belonging to the United States, within the limits of the late Wyandott cession, or of any of the land districts in the State of Ohio, in tracts conforming to the subdivisions into which the lands shall be represented on the plats of survey : Provided, That the selections hereby Proviso. authorized to be made shall not embrace lands upouwhich the assessed improvements of Indians have been made. ' Sm;. 2. And be it further enacted, That, when the lands here au- 5;;,;],,],,1,, mb, mnrized to be selected or entered shall have been approved by the h¤1df'¤r=¤h<>¤1¤· Secretary of the Treasury, they shall be held by the inhabitants of the township herein first designated, by the same tenure, and upon the same terms, for the support of schools in said township, as if they _ had been selected under the provisions of the before·recited act of 1826,ch.83. twentieth May, eighteen hundred and twenty-six. Approved, August 8, 1846. Cru?. CLXXII1.— An Act authorizing the Trustees of Tymachtea Township, Wy- Aug 8, 1346, andott County, Ohio, to select Lands for Schools within the Wyandott Cesswn. .1 Be it enactedfby the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States 0 America in Congress assembled, That the school rprmces Om-. trustees of township one south, of range fourteen east, in WVyandott ¤¤9¢=l¤¤¢¤_ *·°"llcounty, Ohio, be, and hereby are, authorized to select and enter, free igggnghfggdzgi of cost, two hundred and twenty-five acres of land, within the Wyan- lands for schools dott cession, or of any other lands, within the State of Ohio, belong- *“ gw WY‘*“d°"‘ ing to the United States, in tracts conforming to the subdivisions into ces m' which the lands shall be represented on the plots of survey: Pm- p,,,.;,.,, vided, The selections hereby authorized to be made shall not embrace lands upon which the assessed improvements of Indians have been made. Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That, when the lands hereby Ta be Mm 3, authorized to be selected and entered shall have been approved by if selected under the Secretary of the Treasury, they shall be held by the inhabitants RYIg;°i82éT‘“' °f of the township herein designated by the same tenure, and upon the I same terms, for the support of schools in said township, as if they had been selected under the provisions of the general school law of the 1826,eh.88. twentieth of May, one thousand eight hundred and twenty-six. Approved, August S, 1846. Can. CLXXIV.—.Hs;Z mt to refand m gertain Pliysozs iagis excess of Duty exacted Aug. 8, 1846. ont e mportatton 0 orezgn ere a c. ··-—————-— Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States ¢y"Ameriea in Congress assembled, That the Secretary Excess .,4- duty of the Treasury be, and he hereby is, authorized and required to pay cqliqcted ¤¤ 961*- to Manice, Phelps, and Company, and Manice, Gold, and Company, '_#"};5;Tm2? merchants of the city of New York, any excess of duty paid by them to ehanaise to be the collector of the port of New York,upon the importation of certain ’$';‘l§g· Phe, S Thibet shawls, worsted Valencias, wor ted and cotton erminetts, G, C.,P ’ brochellas, pincettas, and cashmaretts, since the fourteenth day of M=¤\i¢=¤»G0l¢l, July, eighteen hundred and thirty-two, beyond what the same were &‘(’°‘ legally chargeable with; and to pay to Halsted, Haines, and Com- Halsted, Haines, pany, merchants of the city of New York, any excess of duty paid by *° C°· them in the years eighteen hundred and thirty-three, eighteen hundred and thirty-five, eighteen hundred and thirtv-six, eighteen hundred and