Act to discharge Nathaniel Fosdick from imprisonment
An 1814 act authorizes the Maine marshal to discharge Nathaniel Fosdick from imprisonment on an United States prosecution, requiring Fosdick to satisfy all US costs and to assign real and personal estates for the United States under Treasury direction. Any future estate or sureties must be liable or impaired accordingly. The act is signed by J Be Varnum and George Clinton.
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Nathaniel F. Fosdick
Senate
House, of Representatives
United States of America
District of
Maine
United Sites
Nathaniel F.fosdickhall
Faid Kofdick
Secretary of the Treasury
Fofuick
J. Be Varnum
House ¢ Representatives
George Clinton
United States
Enactment of the Bank of Alexandria Incorporation
The act continues and reorganizes the Bank of Alexandria under the name the President Directors and Company of the Bank of Alexandria, extends its charter to March 4 1821, sets capital at 500000 dollars in shares of 200, and outlines governance, stockholder voting, director elections, duties, loan limits, officer bonds, liability for excess debt, and reporting requirements.
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Bank of Alexandria
Senate
House of Representatives
U. S. of America
Congress
Ryle
Commonwealth of Virginia
Alexandria
Commonwealth
U. States
Thail
Richmond
Winchester
City of
Washington
District
Columbia
Sperson
Tharia
Cefeny
United States
Joan
Faid Bank
Secretary of the Treasury
District of Columbia
Bert
Aid
Notice to creditors of Maurice Leute estate in South Carolina
Judith Ann Lehoff as administratrix and Samuel Dunbar announce creditors of the Maurice Leute estate must promptly pay and claim debts. They require all indebted parties to present properly attested claims within legally prescribed time. Bluff, South Carolina, May 10.
Catholics in Dublin Meet Over Government Dispersal Doubts
At a Dublin Catholic Committee gathering on February 6 the chair faced Alderman Darley and Lord French as magistrates questioned the legality of dispersing the meeting. Poise and procedure were debated, with Pole delaying actions and Pole’s authority debated, while Lord French urged lawful conduct and readiness to petition Parliament. The session ended with thanks to Lord French and a plan to reconvene Saturday.
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Dublin
Pole
Darley
Babington
Lord French
Alderman Dartey
Lord Ffrench
Lord Ferencu
Alderman Canary
Ireland
Dartey
Lipwear
Lord Frrency
Dariey
Lord Frrencu
Babincton
Coun
Hussey
Darlry
Epward Bellew
Darey
Mr. O'Connetu
Alderman Darvey
Warley
Alderman Darley
Ffrench
Lord Wriendy
Dartry
Odon
Cheyrie
Hin
Beriew
Barte
Lord Ffreneue
O'Gonrman
Leland
Darlay
Mr. Pole
Alderman Datley
Lica
Edw’d Bellew
Bart
Conelius Keogham
Murphy
Daniel of Connell
Randle M‘donnell
Elgrs
Edward Bellew
Edw
Bellyw
Patrick Henry’s 18th Century Speech on Liberty
In Wilkesparne April 2 the report notes Patrick Henry, famed Virginia legislator and orator, urged caution as crisis mounted with Britain. He criticized George III and urged upholding rights, warning of treason as his argument was debated and later diluted by prior reporting.
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Wilkesparne
Pexas
Patrick Henry
Virginia
James
George the 3d
Henry
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Anthony Wayne
J. B. Varnum
Geo. Clinton
U. S
James Madison
Aid Bank
Bluff South
Carolina
Exolife
Catholic Committee
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