Notice to Sell Land Belonging to Minors in Burke County
Nine months from this date the inferior court of Burke County will hear a petition for leave to sell two small tracts of land belonging to the minors of Benjamin Bryant late of Burke County deceased. The first tract, sixty eight acres, lies in Burke County and adjoins Joseph Perry Samuel Dowle and the estate of John D Dickinson. The second tract consists of sixty eight and four acres in Burke County adjoining James Dean and Samuel Dowle. The properties are to be sold for the benefit of the minors, Arthur Bryan Guardian. January 19, 181.
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Burke County
Benjamin Bryant
Burke
Joseph Perry
Samuel Dowle
John D. Dickinson
James Dean
Arthur Bryan
Petition to Sell Land in Burke County Admits Heirs
Nine months after the date an application will be made to the Inferior Court of Burke County for leave to sell two tracts of land, each one hundred acres, adjoining land of John Daniel and others, as the property of Sarah Pettygrove deceased. Waddell Allen, administrator. March 29, 1811.
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Burke County
Said
John Daniel
Sarah Pettygrove
Waddell. Allen
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Notice to Fell Land in Burke County Adjacent to M Been Creek
Notice published nine months from now for leave to fell a tract of land containing two hundred acres along M Been creek in Burke County adjoining lands of Charles Buck and others. Part of the estate of Thos Jones deceased, with proceeds for the heirs and Jemima Jones administratrix. April 14 1811.
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Inferior Court
Burke
Charles Buck
Thos. Jones
Jared Burke
Jemima Jones
Speech of the Emperor to the Legislative Body in Paris
The Empress announced the Emperors departure from the palace amid artillery. The Emperor addressed deputies and ministers, praising the Rome alliance, unity with Rome and Holland, and Spain’s support. He outlined finances, no new taxes, and armed preparations while warning against British intrigues. The address closed with the King’s departure amid acclamations.
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England
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Miller Answers Enquiries On Political Shift And Faith
In reply to questions about his political change, Mr Miller explains how party rhetoric shaped his views. He notes Federalists branded Democrats as Jacobins and corrupt, while Democrats accused Federalists of forceful religion and disorder. He argues the shift brings observed religious growth and stable governance, then critiques Federalists as self-styled guardians of order.
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Address by William Miller on supporting the constitution
A 1791 era public letter from William Miller at his Elkton farm defends the constitution and Washington era values. He praises Miller for duty and morality, denounces foreign factionalism, and calls Christians to uphold law and order with God’s help. Dated July 35 1891, it links Methodist respect for authorities to civic peace.
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Earth
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Methodist Church
Milestone Major in Maryland Regiment Named
Mr. Millers served as a youth at war’s end and shortly after was appointed Major in the 50th Maryland regiment. The note records his rise in rank following the Revolution and marks a notable military appointment.
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Mr. Millers
Bota
Maryland
Political pamphlet rails at Britain and urges domestic industry
An Aurora article argues Republicans avoid war with Britain, urges limiting imports, expanding U S manufactures, aiding farmers through rice cotton wheat and corn sales, and stresses reliance on domestic production amid potential British blockades. It recalls a heavy June windstorm in Homer New York with widespread destruction and peculiar incidents.
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England
U. States
Ain Q
Europe
Spain
Portugal
America
N. York
Our Bowernment on Foreign Policy and Domestic Commerce
Fragmented excerpt discusses policies toward England and France, advising negotiation through Paris envoy Barlow and urging focus on domestic trade. It critiques foreign influence on national wealth and praises shifting away from foreign commerce toward home industry and land resource use.
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Federalis
England
Iris
France
Lequefratier
Barlow
Paris
Lapah
Prince Regent Fete Detailed Conservatory Table Display
The article describes a Prince Regent gala setup with a grand conservatory dining area. Tables extending to the Prince's bedchamber will showcase gold and silver plate, and 14 guests will receive covers. A central water canal with a serpentine fish display and moss banks will decorate the table, with extensive preparations and large quantities of beer sent to Carlton House.
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Royal
Ancre
Carlton House
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