Virginia land warrant extensions for soldiers and surveys
Act extends time for Virginia line officers and soldiers to obtain warrants and finish locations within the tract between the Little Miami and Sciota rivers. It grants five more years to obtain warrants and seven more years to return surveys or copies, with protections against duplicate patents and voiding improper grants. Presidents and signatures note the date March 16, 1810.
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Senate
House of Representatives
U. S. of America
Congress
Virginia
Little Miami
Sciota
Secretary of the War Department
Relief payment for William Baynham act of 1810
The act directs the Secretary of the Treasury to pay William Baynham from public debt funds the interest from October 1809 to December 31 1809 on two six percent stock certificates totaling 10613.97 dollars. The certificates were misnumbered by Virginia’s late commissioner of loans and reimbursed late due to this error.
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Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
William Baynham
Virginia
J. B. Varnum
John Gaillard
Law of Nature authorises discharge of John Kerr
The law of Nature authorises and directs the discharge of John Kerr from imprisonment upon execution against him for the United States. Kerr must assign all estate to the United States under Treasury direction. future acquisitions remain liable to sale. Objections incur jail fees paid by objector. failure to pay releases Kerr. Approved April 20, 1810. Then a continued discourse on social virtues of justice and natural rights.
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Senate
House of Representatives
U. S. of Americas
District of
North Carolina
John Kerr
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
French Emperor Calls For Dutch Armament In Continental War
The text details Napoleon’s plan to extend English sovereignty, criticizing Holland as an obstacle. It notes abortive peace efforts with England, embargo responses by the Americans, and proposes military actions including repatriating the prince on the Dutch throne and occupying Dutch river mouths and ports with French troops, tracing the strategic motive and resistance in Holland.
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Milan
Holland
France
Veere
Batz
England
Tilfic
Eifurth
Roffia
Morlaix
Englis
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