American Treaty Debate and Monarchy Clash in Parliament
London February 11 reports heated parliamentary exchanges over an American treaty and maritime rights. Lords Grenville Hawkesbury and Elkins clash over orders of council and retaliation while public-spirited defense of federal sovereignty is urged. debate includes a long constitutional oration on the people’s power and a provision for a Rhode Island lighthouse funded by the United States.
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London
House of Loans
Garsyteir
Homz
America
Jay
Americas
Lord Hawkesbury
Counccllor
Eard
Lauderdale
Almot
Holland
Lord Grenville
Lord Bathorit
France
Elkins
Tome
United States
Senate
Board of Longitude
Jupiter
Bochie Searly
Bonaparte
Lod
Auckland
Earl of Landesleie
Edmouthy
General Eaton
House 6 Representatives
Massachusetts
F F. Day
Heath
Anachy
Chads
Maxis
Aaron Burr
Taefe
West
National Act to Erect a Lighthouse at Point Judith
By authority a act to erect a lighthouse on Point Judith in Rhode Island is enacted. The secretary of the treasury is to carry out provisions and oversee related funding and construction responsibilities.
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Point Judith
Rhode Joard
United States
Euch
Rhodesia
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
J. B. Varnum
House of Representatives
Geo. Clinton
Senate
TH. Jefferson
Point Fudith
Rhodeland
U. States of America
Congress
Thal
Administratrix Sale of Jonathan Cox Estate
On April 19 at widow Coxs dwelling the personal estate of Jonathan Cox late of Richmond county dec, including boat Diana and half boat Carolin, a enslaved man named Culleba, and various household items, will be sold for heirs and creditors. Terms announced at sale. Mary Cox administratrix.
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Cox
Jonathan Cox
Richmond County
Diana
Carolin
Culleba
Mary Cox
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