Alien enemies must report on arrival under U S law 1843
Notice from the Department of State dated February 6 1843 requires alien enemies arriving in the United States to report to the U S Marshal or deputy. It bans travel between districts without a Special Passport and mandates reporting upon arrival if traveling, with marshals and customs collectors enforcing the rules. Printers are asked to publish the notice three times, with a March 5 date line.
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Department OF State
U. States
United States
Us States
Union
Printers Authorized to Publish the Laws of the Union
Notices announce that printers authorized to publish the laws of the Union are requested to insert the official text. The record reflects a government printing directive seeking compliance from publishing houses to disseminate enacted statutes.
Bonaparte the Celebrated Running Horse to Stand at Burke County
Bonaparte the celebrated running horse will stand at my plantation in Burke County, near Waynesboro, starting March 1st two days in nine, and will continue until June 16th. He will be let to mares at fifteen dollars, payable January. ten dollars to discharge by December 20th. A free mare offer to four mares. Insurance twenty dollars, notes expected with mares. Bonaparte is a nearly ten year old, 16 hands high, deep blood with strong constitution.
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Burke County
Waynesborough
Bonaparte
Sandersville
Washington County
King Hiram
United States
Virginia
Bonaparte the First Rate Colonial Running Horse
Pedigree of Bonaparte tracing lineage to Celer and Janas with multiple noted sires. Records detail wins from 1806 to 1810 in North Carolina and Hillsboro, including match races and heats. R. Byne and other locals certify Bonaparte as a superior foal getter and racing sire.
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Bonaparte
Red House
N. C
Jockey Club
Jno
Lewie
Alderman
R. Ogilby
Ronni
Morning Star
Diomed
Commerce
Hillsboro
Jas. Moore
Bay
Bowling Green
Jas
Swanson
C. R. Byne
Thomas Hamlett
William Taylor
Thomas Ellmere
Herndon Heraldton
William Parker
Abraham Dunaway
John Ellmere
Themen Phillips
John Burton
Thomas Feffreys
John Hubbard
Marceth
Lavater the mare advertised for breeding at Lavater Illinois plantation
Lavater a six year old bay mare stands the season at ten dollars with eight in season paid, five per single visit, and eighteen to insure foal. Insurance forfeited if the mare is traded. Described as well bred from Gallating and Old Soldier lines. Season runs to August first, announced by Zach Williams on March 34.
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Lavater
Virginia
Zach Williams
Archibald Ill Stand at Vitteto Spring in Edgefield
Archibald ill stand this season at Vitteto Spring in Edgefield district for 250 dollars dischargable with no before October first with a dollar to the Groom or seventeen and a half dollars sent with the Mare
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Vitteto
Edgefield
She Imported Horse and Arabians Offered at Bush River Neck
Advertises a horse imported by Alexander, description of lineage from Old Alexander and Godolphin Arabian stock. Location near Bush River mouth, Newbery district, Captain Wm. T.: Shep pard's. Terms same as prior horses. Mares fed at 25 cents per day. Seller W. Smalley cautions no liability for accidents.
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Wm. T
Sheppard’s
Bush River
Saluda
Newbery
Mwo
W. Smalley
The Celebrated Sultan Arabian Barb Horse Seeks Mares
Sultan the Black Arabian Barb stands at stud in Burke County near Brier Creek five miles from Farrar’s bridge. Service at twenty dollars per mare with payment due December 26 or at season end. Mares can be pastured for 25 cents daily. owner not liable for accidents. Sultan described as a premier bloodline horse sought by Bey and Gen. Eaton for U.S. stock. noted for size, strength, and breeding.
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Seriber
Burke County
Dner
Brier Creek
Louisville
Augusta
Waynesborough
Queer Road
Warsenton
Éason
Sultan
Tunis
Eaton
Algiers
United States
Barbary
Bev
Gen. Eaton
Mr. Eaton
Coglani
Arabia
Mecca
Mahomed
Dey
Lost or Mislaid Note of Hand in Warren County
Note of hand dated February 1810 to Elizabeth Wright for 60 or 65 dollars with two payments of fourteen dollars for hire of a negro named Reuben. Admonition forewarns all persons from trading for the note as W H Blaunt administrator has applied to Warren County court to establish it.
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Kinnee
Elizabeth Wright
Reuben
Warren County
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Washington City
Niagara River
T. H. Cushing
Adj. Gert
Messrs. M'Kendie
Bennoeh
Seaborn Jones
N. W. Herbert
C.k
Baxter’s Mill
Hancock County
Pleasant Bonner. P
Marek S
Benj. Sherrod
Washington
Wilkes County
Army of the United States
Georgia
Lst
B. Picquet
Dexcax Matheson
Alex. Matheson
Dionsgd
Egantry
Celer
Janas
Gen. Mead
Pilgrim Celer
Claudious
Buckskin
Quicksilver
Col. Eaton
Col. Satterwhitess
Tohire
Chronicle
Archibald
Walnut
Favelin
Eclipse
Alexander
Eclifise
Sweet
Brier
Spring
S.C
March
W. H. Blaunt
Adm'r
Zaché Bell
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