Indian annuities act funds for 1832 appropriations
The act appropriates funds totaling 336,405 dollars from the treasury to pay annuities to numerous Indian tribes for 1832. It lists amounts for the Wyandot, Shawnee, Delaware, Wea, Piankeshaw, Ottawa, Chippewa, Potawatomi, Miami, and other groups, plus education and supplies such as salt, tobacco, iron, steel, and tools. Additional allocations cover chiefs and transportation of annuities, with payments to individual leaders and tribes across multiple regions.
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Senate
House of Representatiors
United States
Congress
India
Sinehta Agricultavists
Lewistown
Wea
Oltowa
Popembe
Mushalatutibe
Robert Cole
Follara
Six Nations
New York
Yogoy Ning
Sultan Tobenye
Mississippi
Santie
Missouri River
Toiie Billy
Py Anderson
Loootailbe
Stevenson
Cali
Andrew Jackson
Richmond County Resolutions on Tariff and Nullification Debates
The Richmond County assembly adopts resolutions opposing tariff burdens and warns against nullification while supporting cautious legislative action. It condemns aggressive conventions and endorses Forsyth and Wayne, urging calm, printing copies, and seeking restrained, state-focused measures. The piece notes crop reports from Walton County and recounts a Monticello meeting incident.
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Congress
Nallithcartes
Athens
Delepaces
Mail routes and contracts in Virginia and southern states
The Post Office advertises mail routes across Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia and Florida with schedules and weekly departures from Sparta Hart ford Macon Warrenton White Oak Rivertown Carrollton Marion Perry Fort Gaines Forsyth Wrightsboro Greensboro to Louisville and other points. Proposals must state yearly prices paid quarterly and specify vehicle type and eligible drivers.
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U. States
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Sparta
Barnett's
Samlersile
Fish’s
Paqua
Liawkinsville
Hawkinsville
Macon
Westmaster General
Ne Pa
Atver
Celene
Court Document Fragment From Bullocheocuva Era
Fragmentary OCR mentions a confrontation on June 1 involving John described as tall with one arm and a knife. The text asks for insertion of a name and to send a response to a "Republius" address, indicating a legal or civic notice context in a historical setting.
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Richmond County
Republic
Hera
Liberty
Washington
Woodum
Bia Hial
Hide Wil
William i Nithiged
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Purlig
Messrs
Forsyth
Wayne
Walker, Carairman
Janus M'Lins
Fiovnsoy
Ing
Opin
Mmâ Pivee
Stata
Yemon
Strance
Gurselyus
Ito iv
Joan Forsytt
James M Wikee
Milledgeville
Lexington
Walton County
eHhens Southern
Monticello
Clayton
PHL Eean
Warrenton
Watson's
Amarcive
White Oak
Yawanrive
Rivertown
Pemphinown
Carrolitos
Yusnites
Carrollton
Coosa
Mead of Coosa
Spm
Marion
Perry
Port Gaines
Smithville Academy
Spring Creek
Bainbridge
Fort Gaines
Greenville
Porsyth
Peon
Crawfordville
Pesapervice
Greensboro
Timles
Wrightsboro
Gavive
Up Om
Earive
Uy Eany
Prom
Augusta
Louisville
D Ptt
Columbus
Mubbard’s and Watkins
Franklin
Wil
McDonough
Latimer
Hockbridge
Lawrenceville
Thomasville
Flor
Robinson's
Gk Aeave
Waynesboro
Knoxville
Talbotten
Wilbotten
G.vive
MceBono
Arive
Cook
Rights Law Office
White Oat
Lagrange
Noor
Cargill
Gebulon
PraveHers Rest
Do Pan
Tornsley
Downing
Hehota
Cherokee County
Bamy
Blakely
Hainbridge
MES
Fosy
Gasurnan Po
Kor Seic
John
Ranantay
Tin
Ape
AMWAY
Charleston
S.C
Mir
Rastwiesbridgne
Negrous Lea
Hamburg
Mauriet
Aurisburg
Middle Woodlawn
Edgefield
Inferior Court
Conta
Said
Elon
Harricon
Thomas Harrison
Peter B. SionRy
Hletam
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