Military reform act appoints general officers and staff
The text outlines appointments for a surgeon general with a 2500 dollar auxiliary, an apothecary general with an 1800 dollar salary, and authorizes forage wagon and barrack masters. It details appointment authority, Senate consent, and provisions for recess appointments, with repeals and postage-free official correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. States
War Department
U. S.a
Senate
Senae
Congress
H. Clay
Hour of Representatives
WM. H
Relief for John Lysle and Margaret Lapstey In 1813 act
An act directs Treasury accounting officers to settle the estate of Samuel Lapstey through final settlement certificates No 78446 for 1000 dollars and No 7844y for 1360 dollars with interest from March 22 1783. Payments to Lysle and Margaret Lapstey administratrix are to be funded from any unappropriated treasury money. Also a resolution requests a system of military discipline for the Infantry and Militia.
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Samuel Lapsley
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
Treasury
John Lysle
Margaret
Margaret Lapstey
Samuel Lapstey
United States
Jen. H. Clay
Wm. H. Crawford
U States
U. States
H. Clay
Wma. H. Crawford
Pra
James Madison
West Point Public Lands Exterior Line Settled
An act confirms the report of commissioners appointed by the Secretary at War to determine and fix the exterior boundary of Public Lands at West Point New York with the adjoining proprietor. The measure approves the commissioners’ findings and directs implementation as of January 5, 1813.
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West Point
New York
Nee
House
United States of
Spraker
House of Representants
H. Crawford
Senate
Dr Robertson's Stomachic Blixer of Health Pill
An advertised remedy priced at one dollar fifty cents claims rapid relief and cure for obstinate coughs colds consumptions hooping cough asthma stomach pains wind and digestive issues. The pill touted as highly efficacious targets numerous complaints including cholera morbus summer bowel issues and related ailments.
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T. W. Dyott
Dr. Robertson
Edinburg
Philadelphia
Race
C. &Cs
GOAT AND RHEUMATIC DROPS AND STOMACHIC BITTERS
GOAT AND RHEUMATIC DROPS, priced at two dollars, claimed to cure goat rheumatism lumbago stone and gravel weaknesses of joints bruises and other pains. STOMACHIC BITTERS, one dollar, said to strengthen stomachs improve appetite and prevent fever and ague. INFALLIBLE WORM DESTROYING LOZENGES, fifty cents, recommended for family use.
Dr Dyott Antibilious Pills Advertised
An 18th century advertisement promotes Dr Dyott’s Antibilious Pills for prevention and cure of bilious and malignant fevers. Large boxes priced at five cents and fifty cents claim timely use removes causes of yellow fever bilious fevers agues and fever cholic pains and indigestions along with hypochondria and hysteria.
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Dyott
Gentle purgatives aid female disorders and travel safety
Text touts remedies for female disorders and obstructions, praising gentle action without debility. It claims cleansing old humors, opening obstructions, promoting bile, and serving as an easy cathartic, diuretic, and phogetic. It notes suitability for travelers and hot climates with no diet or exercise change required.
Patent Itch Ointment and Related Medicines Sale
An 19th century advertisement touts Patent Itch Ointment as superior for the itch with a 50 cent price, along with The Balm of Iberia for skin defects at two dollars and The Restorative Centifrice for teeth and gums at 50 cents. It claims seven hundred thousand people benefited and notes the proprietor T. W. Dyott M D. and George Adams Augusta Georgia as sole agent with pamphlets available.
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Dyott
Iberia
T. W. Dyott, M.D
Forwarned Against Promissory Note Transfer
Notice warns the public not to take assignment endorsement or transfer of a promissory note between A. & C. Labazan and N. De Lagle to George Watkins for 1500 dollars dated June 4 1807 payable by December 31 1808. The note is fully paid. a copy may be established in Richmond County Superior Court because the original is lost. Augusta April 21 1813.
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Richmond Superior Court
Robt. Walker
Uren
George Watkins
Robert Habersham
United States
City of
Augusta
Ohn H. Mann
Ciéesi
A. & C. Labazan
N. de Lagle
Superior Court of
Richmond County
Leave to sell deceased Charles Cavenah's real estate in Burke
Michael Wiggins administrator announces forthcoming petition to the inferior court of Burke County nine months after the date hereof for leave to sell all real property of Charles Cavenah deceased. Proceeds to benefit heirs and creditors. September 18, 1812 mgm.
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Inferior Court
Burke County
Charles Cavenah
Eid
Michael Wiggins
Adm
Mgm
Notice to sell lands in Burke and Richmond counties
About nine months after date application will be made to the Inferior Court of Burke County for leave to sell 1224 acres adjoining David Ballard and others and 100 acres adjoining Thomas Lavate and others for the heirs and creditors of Frederick Rheney deceased. John Rreney, Adm’r. March 26. Also an application will be made to the Inferior Court of Richmond County for leave to sell the real and personal estate of Charles Johnson deceased for heirs and creditors Feh. 19.
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Richmond
Thomas Walker
Burke
Rockey Creek
Dixson
Jefferson
County
Ready Creek
Parker
Little Spirit Creek
Boyd
George Allen
Elijah Walker
Inferior Court
Burke County
Said
David Ballard
Thomas Lavate
Federick, Rheney
Dee
John Rreney
Adm
R. Mom
Leave to sell estate of John Watkins dec
Application will be made to the inferior court of Burke county for leave to sell all the real and personal estate of John Watkins deceased for the benefit of heirs and creditors. The heirs and legal representatives are notified nine months after this date. Executed by Geo Walker and Lewis Emanuel executors.
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Inferior Court
Burke County
John Watkins
Interior Court of
Strayed Black Horse Seek Reward in Tennessee
A five to six year old black horse about 14.2 hands high with a mounting-side mane and switch tail, shoed all round, strayed from the Subscriber about ten days ago. Raised in Tennessee, likely gone up the country. Ten dollar reward for information leading to recovery.
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Tennessee
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