Additional appropriations for Military Establishment 1812 act
The act provides extra funds for army pay for age of the Army forage subsistence clothing and clerk hire plus salaries for the Commissary-general of purchases and deputies. It includes contingent Indian Department expenses and balances from War Department settlements. Authored by H. Clay Speaker and Wm H Crawford President pro tempore July 6 1812.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Department
Department of War
H.clay
House of
WM. H. Crawford
Senate
Act to appropriate funds for defense and navy support 13186
A 13186 act authorizes a new five hundred thousand dollar appropriation to fortify ports harbors and the maritime frontier. It also provides seventy one thousand two hundred fifty dollars for keeping the frigates Constitution Chesapeake and Adams in service and four hundred thousand dollars for vessel repairs. Additional funds of four hundred twenty eight thousand seven hundred fifty dollars are set for purchasing arming and manning captured enemy ships. The act directs funds to be used only for the specified purposes and to be paid from unallocated Treasury monies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Department
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
Corps.of Engineers
Army of the United States
United States
Adams
Winner Clay
Wa. H. Crawford
Tallaree Forge lands and enslaved people auctioned in Augusta
Marshal's sale notices a half interest in Tallaree Forge on the Oconee near Clarksborough across Jackson and Clark counties, four hundred acres, granted to William Few, plus enslaved people Chias Lucy Vumar Keziah Cenia and her children Clarifia Maria Charles Grandison, and a four wheel carriage with two horses. Purchasers to cover titles and bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanuary
Marke
Augusta
Tallaree Forge
Oconee River
Clarksborough
Jackson
Clark County
William Few
Chias
Lucy
Vumar
Keziah
Cenia
Clarifia
Maria
Charles Grandison
David M
Land Auction Notice for Wilkinson and Wayne Counties
On January 5 a public sale in Waynesborough will offer several tracts of land. Includes 2024 acres of pine land in Wilkinson County, district rath. tax totals for John Price 1809 1810 1811. A lot in Waynesboro listed for Charles F Segar 1811 tax. Also 16 acres pine land in Wilkinson County listed by Alexander Templeton 1819 tax. Sale note: noncompliance leads to a second advertisement by Thomas Ward. Deeds of conveyance blank for sale at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Jacob Bugg
Savannah
Mass Williams
Nancy Bugg
Adm
Fackfonborough
Clinton Griffins
John Reads
John Young
Erly
la Roche & van Sindesa
Charles Stovall
United States
Georgia
Howell
Picasanc
Joseph Gartrell
P'ns
Allor
Tho H. Penn
Pv. M.D
Waynesborough
Wilkinson County
Rath
John Price
Waynesboro
Charles F. Segar
Alexander Templeton
Thomas Ward
WM. Davis
Janey
Waynes Borough
Burke County
Merry Branch
Joshua Nunn
James Martin
Jeremiah Miller
Polly
Bax
James Fox
Joseph Perry
Jacksonboroug
Scriven
Jim
John Berns
Burts
Adam
Joby
Bryant
Marshal's
Department of State
Jonas H. Penn
Joan Boos
St. Mary's
Hin Eppinger
John Eppinger
Place 4 is dealt with at Wear ES 326 the ra
Fragmentary OCR text references a location and possible address at Wear ES 326 with unclear context. No clear event, date, or proper entities beyond place names emerge.
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Ae Eet
Crawford
Yy Gexath
James Madison
Augusta Library Society
A. Cunnincuam
Dee
Columbia Court House
Peter Crawford
University OF Georgia, Demostmenean Society
University
N. Ashley
Joseph W. Jackson
Sec’ry
Sanford Deveaux, S Co
Milledgeville
Solomon A. Hopkins
Hartford
Pulaski County
Hopkins & Phillips
Nancy Hopkins
Oglethorfe
Sheriff Sales
Loton Green Street
Ward Red
Barnwell Court-house
Piney Wood House
Eldred Simkins
Edgefield Court House, South Carolina
J. H. Discombe
Taylor’s
Reynold and
Macintosh Streets
Tayloring
Marshal’s Sales
Tho
H. Penn, DD
John Evans
Enquirer
Sheriff's
Sale
Sheriff’s Saleg
John Youn
Broad Street
Dabney Berry
Aneusta
Hearts and Lot
Broad
Centre Streets
D. Drifcol
Jockey Club
Deh Tel
A. Harrison
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