Land sales set for first Tuesday in June at Columbia Court
On the first Tuesday in June next at Columbia Court the following properties will be sold to satisfy executions. 340 acres in Columbia City adjoining Eleanor Moore and others, James Moore deceased property. 200 acres in Columbia adjoined by Richard Bobavaks and Gitte s, in favor of George G nkersley against Washington and John Tinany junr. two acres in Columbia adjoining Porier and wand, in favor of bac Lowe against William Evang. May 6. The Imported Horse.
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Wurt Boule
Warren County
Ladford Lasliter
Cath
Thomas Battle
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
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
United States
Oxford Tath
Hezekiah Sawtell
Amos Spafford
Josiah Temple
Ty Abbott
Thadeus Waugh
Joel Hinman
Jane
David Pendleton
Eliphalet Sherwood
Daniel Treadwell
Obadiah Perkins
John Blabell
Gideon Edwards
Elijah Sheldon
Nathaniel Church
Richard Mellen
John Walsh
Samuel Sidesley
John Fergus
Joseph Elliott
James Cotrear
Whip stands as premier Virginia Kentucky racing sire
Edward Jordan announces spring season at his former stand with mares for hire at 25 cents per day and notes. King Him stands in Sparta with 20 dollar seasonal fees and 15 dollar discharge option, 30 dollars to injure a mare with foal. General Twiggs' Jack praised as finest foal producer in the south. 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
Public legislation on presidential household goods and land payments
A compilation of acts extends sale provisions for decayed presidential furnishings and authorizes funds for replacement. It also grants a two year extension for public land purchasers to complete payments, with conditions on arrears and interest, plus patents extended to Amos Whittemore and William Whittemore junior for fourteen years for cotton card making machinery.
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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 increase act lists numerous named invalids
An act in Congress directs the Secretary of War to place and increase monthly pensions for a long list of named invalids from 1806 onward. Monthly rates range from two dollars to twelve dollars, with specific start dates from 1807 to 1809. The document notes continuation and transmission of claims to Congress and a forthcoming continuation.
Controversy Ends With Approval on March 3 1809
A note states that despite opposition a decision was approved on March 3 1809. The record records the act’s formal approval and the date, reflecting governmental action.
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