Congressional Act Fragments On Territorial and Public Works
A long list of proposed acts and resolutions from Congress covers boundaries of Ohio and Michigan, admission of Arkansas and territorial governance, banking charters, land offices, railroads, postal roads, and military funding. It includes measures to regulate public deposits, extend bank charters, fund forts and harbors, and authorize various public works and treaties with Native nations.
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Ohio
London
Green Bay
Michigan
District of Columbia
Wisconsin
Clin- Mageeackeen
Mississippi
Bank of Columbus
Georgetown
Bank of Alexandria
City of
Alexandria
Congress
Indiana
Iinois
General Land Office
Portugal
New Orleans and Nashville Railroad Company
United States
Provident Association of Clerks
Civil Department
James Smithson
Washington
Smithsonian
Potomac Bridge
Maryland Avenue
Massachusetts
Florida
Missouri
Arkansas
Robert Fulton
Secretary of the Navy
Ineccine Rabbit Creek
River Potomac
Louisville Cincinnati and Charleston Rail Road Charters Accepted
The Committee of Forty four reports that charters for a Louisville Cincinnati and Charleston Rail Road have been passed by South Carolina Tennessee Kentucky and North Carolina legislatures. It urges acceptance of the charters and suggests applying to the respective legislatures for amendments if needed, confident in broad support for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Committee of Forty-four
South Carolina
Louisville
Cincinnati
Charleston
Tennessee
Kentucky
North Carolina
Louisville, Cincinnati
Georgia and Southern states urged to back Louisville road
A Georgia and Southern states drive to support the Louisville Cincinnati Charleston Rail Road is urged. Resolutions call for state appropriations and use of surplus revenue to fund the project with Georgia allowed to join on equal terms. Amendments seek Georgia inclusions in charters and route.
Charter Road Connection Across States to Link North South
The text urges states between Florida and the Lakes to modify charters so a company can connect northern segments of the road with Indiana and Ohio public works, ensuring uninterrupted transit from north to south. It cautions that continuation must not violate Kentucky constitution or Virginia compact, urging similar policy on all sides and in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Lakes
Public Works
Indiana
Ohio
United States
Kentucky
Virginia
Thomas Ridgley
Scott
Gates
Fort Barnwell
Creek War Incidents and Indian Depredations Across Georgia
From the Columbus Herald and Columbus Engineer reports, Col. Rockwell’s command returns with 12 identified killers from Georgia Chattahoochee region. Emigrants and bands push toward Florida as patrols chase, with 80 Indians seen crossing Lamhasse toward Florida. War outlook remains grim, Gen Jessup predicting continued hostilities and renewed frontier firefights. Independent Battalion praised for duty, while Muscogee Blues and Cadet Riflemen reinforce posts. Foreign dispatches describe attacks along the St Johns with plantations burned and families displaced. several settlers slain or wounded. Local editors urge stronger pursuit and restraint to end raids, noting scattered U.S. troops and mounting discontent with mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Herald
Rockwell
Georgia
Chattahoochee
Montgomery
Mississippi
Florida
Irwinton
Lamhasse
Lumpkin
Stewart County
Jessup
Thomas County
Charleston Mercury
Georges Mary
Witrey
Jacksonville
Winey
U. S
Essayons
Pres
St. Johns
Peck
St. Johns River
Col. Hallow
Dr. Simons
Mr. Colt
Col. Hinl
J. L’engles
Cunry
Clarke McTeir Co take over W & H Bryson warehouse
The firm Clarke McTeir & Co will continue the warehouse and forwarding business at the former W & H Bryson store. They offer fire insured storage free of expense to planters, liberal advances on cotton and produce, and sale of cotton without commissions. A large stock of groceries and hardware is offered on liberal terms, with extensive warehouse goods including cotton osnaburgs, bagging, salt, coffee, liquors, nails, shoes, tools, iron, and more. July 27 wy Rin 86
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snackteram, Boag & Co
Europe
Faber
Fraser’s Wharf
Rast Bay
J. M. Shackelford
BOAG
Charleston
Cumming
Samuel Clarke
W. & H. Bryson
Clarke, McTeir & Co
W.& AH. Bryson
Liverpool
Jamaica
Savannah
Augusta
N. B
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Alabama
Tennessee, Coosa
Cahaba
Black Warrior
Missouri River
Seaborn Jones
Joe Crawford
U. States
Mace
Spain
Post Office Department
Voluntnl
Court of Appeals
Bank of the United States
The
Eee
Uni
Secretary of ‘War
Flor
Shenandoah Bridge
Harper's Ferry
Harper’s Ferry
Springfield
Military Academy of the
Tallinn
United States’ Arsenal
Morgan
Cowpens
Grant Lakes
South Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
Cincinnati, Pannsville
Sail
Board of General Directors
Columbus Engineer
21St Tnst
ARMY
Hardeman
Col. Beart
Col. B
Maj
Atroxo
Fort McCreary
Hoxey
Baker
Colawahee
Harjo
Mansfield ,Torrance, Esq
Mercury
St. Augustine
Col. Harrown
C. Sr. Auucustine
Dupont
Matanzas
Frankfort
Johnton Creek
Miller Hallowes
New Switzerland
Col. Hallowes
Lssayons
Black Creek
Simons
Col. H
Geo
Mott
Johinton
East Florida
Suwanney
Newnanville
St. John’s
Jolinton
Picolata
John M. Hanson
Switzerland
Littels
UN San Av
Beience
St. Price
Faraday
Lardner
Archdeacon Wix
Newfoundland Journal— Monthly Review
Southey
Cowper
Poeppig
Chili
Peru
River
Amazons
Foreign Quarterly Review
Capt. Back
Arctic Sea
Quarterly Review
Marsals
Dr. Buckland
Michael Faraday
Frps, &c
Wraser
Took
Hanover
North America
Cape Town
Hungary
India
Hale
William Godwin
Charles X
Blackwood’s
Conscript
United Service Journal
New Monthly Magazine
Snarleyyow
Norton
Blackwood’s Magazine
Old Bailey
Metropolitan
Court Magazine
Asiatic Journal
Ruckert
Monthly Repository
Fraser’s Magazine
Mexico
Ido
la Fayette
Assam
China
Cape of Good Hope
Madagascar
the Colosseum
Ro-Limero
Westminster
London Reviews
Ahnperial Library
Vienna
Africa
Nowice
Pendleton Academy
South Carolina College
Jouy C. Cathoen
England
Vary
Sarxes
St. John’s College
Cambridge
Honorable Society of Lincoln’s Inn
Pendleton
Academy
Jane
Court of Ordinary
Jefferson County
Roger L. Gamble
Davin Mg McConxey
D. E. Bothwell