Pennsylvania Act 1833-71 — VACANT LANDS SALE OF - SUPPLEMENT

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VACANT LANDS SALE OF - SUPPLEMENT
                  Act of Apr. 3, 1833, P.L. 129, No. 71               Cl. 68
                               A SUPPLEMENT

     To the act entitled, "An act for the sale of the vacant lands
        within this Commonwealth," passed the third of April, one
        thousand seven hundred and ninety-two.

        Section 1.  Land duly surveyed, returned, and paid for, may
     be patented
        So much of the act to which this is a supplement, as requires
     an improvement, settlement and residence to be made, on any
     tract of land sold under and by virtue of the said act, in order
     to the confirmation and completion of the title thereto, be and
     the same is hereby repealed; and if any tract of land requiring
     the performance of such conditions to the perfecting of its
     title, has been or shall be fully paid for, duly surveyed and
     returned, a patent, if not already granted, may and shall be
     granted to the owner thereof, upon the payment of the usual fees
     of office, and the title to every such tract of land shall be as
     valid, as if the improvement, residence and settlement, required
     by the said act, had been made: Provided nevertheless, That
     nothing in this act shall be construed to impair or affect any
     right or title that may have been acquired by residence,
     settlement and improvement, agreeably to and under the
     provisions of the said act, or otherwise, nor to give any
     advantage to either party, in any suit now pending, or that may
     be hereafter brought; but every such right and title shall be as
     valid and effectual, as if this act had not been passed: And
     provided further, That no patent, granted to a warrantee in
     pursuance of this act, shall be given in evidence against any
     actual settler, or person claiming under him, in any cause where
     the title to said land shall come in question. 1833, April 3,
     P.L. 129, Sec. 1.