General Land Office Establishment Act of 1812
United States law establishes a General Land Office in the Treasury with a Commissioner, seal duties, warrants for military land, patent issuance to land holders, audit powers, and strict conflict prohibitions. It assigns Oaths, clerks, pay scales, and administrative rules. includes extra district court sessions for New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Land Office
Department of the Treasury
Senate
House of Representatives
United States
Aemerica
Congress
Department
U. States
Secretary of State
the Treasury
Secretary of War
Secretary and Register of the Treasury
House of Congress
Secretary of Wart
Aid Land Office
Aid Office
Secretary of the Treasury
Comptroller of the Treasury
Appointment of an Additional Judge for New York District Court
The act authorizes enlarging the New York District Court to two judges residing in the district. The senior judge shall preside when present, and both judges shall exercise like powers and receive the same compensation as the existing judge. When opinions differ in a case, the court shall offer or render judgment accordingly.
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Circuit Court of the
United States
District of New-York
Utica
Geneva
Salem
Otober
District of New York
District Court For
Senate
House Representatives
United States of America
New-York
Louisiana Admitted as U S State With Mississippi River Freeways
The act proclaims Louisiana admitted to the Union on equal footing with original states. It declares the Mississippi and navigable waters free highways, bans state-imposed tolls, and sets Congressional districting, judiciary structure, and official salaries for the new Louisiana district. The bill notes a four-session district court in Orleans, a U S attorney, marshal, and a threshold enrollment date of April 30, 1812.
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Wuerzas
Louisiana
Paris
United States
France
Sabine
Mississippi
Iberville
Siyer
Maurepas
Ponchartrain
Mexico
Congress
Orleans
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
United State of America
Tates
Notice to Sell Real Estate of Charles Cavenah Deceased
Nine months after the date hereof application will be made to the inferior court of Burke county for leave to sell the whole real estate of Charles Cavenah deceased for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased Michael Wiggins adm September 18 1812 mgm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inferior Court
Burke County
Etta
Charles Cavenah
Michael Wiggins
Mgm
Negro Blacksmith for Sale or Hire
Classified notice seeking a Negro blacksmith skilled in carriage making, besides common blacksmithing duties like panting work and shoeing. available from January 1 next. inquiry at this office. date November 27.
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Shoeing &c
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Auditor of
Treasury
Land Office
H. Clay
W.H. Crawford
Wm. H. Crawford
United Star
United St
Louisian
Oreies
Vic
Marsh
Stas
French Republic
A&t
Montn Crawford
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