Correspondence and reports regarding selection and sale of seminary lands, 1825-1855.

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Correspondence and reports regarding selection and sale of seminary lands, 1825-1855.

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File contains incoming correspondence to the Governor and Auditor of Public Accounts from the General Land Office, commissioners to select seminary lands, and various individuals concerning selection oftracts, approval or disapproval of selections by the U.S. President, appointment of commissioners to make selections, and entry of selections by commissioners at appropriate land district offices. Also included are receipts for sales signed by State Treasurer (June 1829-August 1831), patents issued to State of Illinois by federal government for approved seminary lands (1826, 1829, 1836, 1838), and Auditor of Public Accounts reports to General Assembly on selection and sale of tracts.

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