Land Auctions Set For June In Columbia City
The first Tuesday in June at Columbia Court will sell 340 acres of land in Columbia City adjoining Eleanor Moore Thomas rier Mary Rogers and Little River as James Moore deceased property to satisfy executions in the case Cha rier vs James Moore. Also 200 acres of land in Columbia owned by John Germa adjoining Richard Bobavaks and Gitte s to cover four exceptions in favor of atles C Cousins affiliate of George G nkersley against Washington and John tinany junr. Returned by firbie. Also two acres of land in Columbia county adjoining Porier and wand to satisfy an execution in fever of bac Lowe against William Evang and ref had to me by 2 constable R Y Langston sheriff May 6. The Imported Horse.
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Columbia Court
Oa Fe
Columbia City
Eleanor Moore
Thomas Rier
Mary Rogers
Little River
James Moore
Eof
Cha’s Rier
Columbia
John Germa
Richard Bobavaks
Gittes
Atles C
George G. Nkersley
Washington
John Tinany
Columbia County
Porier and
Wand
Bac Lowe
William Evang
R. Y. Langston
Spring horse racing season at Whip stands in Virginia
Edward Jordan announces Whip resumes spring season at his former stand with terms unchanged except 20 dollars payable for mare care. mares, oats, and care arranged by local gentlemen at 25 cents daily. King Him stands in Sparta with season prices, and Jack the renowned sire is advertised. Joan Beppincritto is a candidate for Sheriff of Amond County in the April 22 election.
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Virginia
Kng Hiam
Sparta
J. Thomas
Twiggs
Jack
Edward Jordan
Washington
Joan Beppincritto
Amond
United States Acts on Presidential Household Goods and Land Payments
The document bundles acts authorizing sale of decayed presidential furnishings for funding new accommodations, extending two year land payment terms, and extending a patent right for cotton carding machinery to Amos Whittemore and William Whittemore junior for fourteen years from June 5, 1813.
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Amos Whittemore
William Whittemore
Senate
House of Representatives
U. S. of America
Congress
Massachusetts
U. S
Department of State
William, Whittemore
A&t
Pension list adds invalids to United States schedule
Senate and House enactment directs Secretary of War to place numerous named individuals on the invalid pension list with monthly rates and start dates from 1807 to 1809. The act also increases pensions for others already on the list and notes continuation.
Noted Approval Recorded for March 3, 1809
The document records an approval dated March 3, 1809, indicating formal confirmation of a preceding act or decision. The language attributes final authority to the approval, marking a definitive procedural step in the governance process.
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Jefferson
Oxford Tath
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Amos Spafford
Josiah Temple
Ty Abbott
Thadeus Waugh
Joel Hinman
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Eliphalet Sherwood
Daniel Treadwell
Obadiah Perkins
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Samuel Sidesley
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Joseph Elliott
James Cotrear
John Smith
Joseph White
Edward Tuck
Evan Ragland
John Crute
William Evans
John Carmicae
Benj. Vickery
Joshua Hawkins
Joseph M.junking
Ocobery
Samuel Orterson
Christian Smith
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John Robert Shaw
Samuel Burton
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Jacob Redenout
William Keough
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William Johnson
Henry Overly
Sahratam Camble
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