Monthly returns of land paid for by monies credited and transferred from relinquished land or by cash at a discount of 37 1/2 percent, 1824-1829.

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Monthly returns of land paid for by monies credited and transferred from relinquished land or by cash at a discount of 37 1/2 percent, 1824-1829.

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Monthly land payment entries made under Congressional acts (May 18, 1824 and March 21, 1828) include surrendered further credit certificate number; final Register's certificate number and issuance date; purchaser name and residence; tract legal description for which payment has been completed; acreage; price per acre; total purchase price; previous payment exclusive of interest but including discount allowance; previously paid interest; previous discount allowances; total amount due and paid; transfer payment from relinquished tract; cash payment to complete balance after 37 1/2 % deduction; and Receiver's receipt number.

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