Land claims and Detroit land donations in early 1800s act
The act confirms land claims in the Mississippi territory and Detroit district, authorizes certificates of confirmation with fees, and permits patents if fair. It restricts donations to 640 acres per person and outlines survey and donation procedures including heirs of Joseph Harrison. It extends time for public boat purchasers northwest of the Ohio to complete payments, with defined terms and consequences.
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Congress
Mississippi
Hurvey
Gid
Pear River
U. S
General Land Office
U. States
Boards of Commissioners
U. S.ates
Pearl River
District of Detroit
House of Representatives
United States of America
Secretary of the Treasury
Detroit
Actuang
Thall
Fuch
Dikri
Territory of
Michigan
Joseph Harrison
Land Office
H. Clay
H.crawford
Ohio
Senate
United States
W. H. Crawford
Sour-Krout Ad in Milledgeville Stable Seeks Breeding Agreement
Edward Jordan advertises Sour-Krout a premier stallion for the season at Milledgeville with breeding terms in cash or in kind. Owners can pay 25 dollars by Dec 20 or 40 if late, or 20 dollars in corn, oats, or other grain. insurance for mares in foal costs 30 dollars. Mares must be in season and delivered by November 1.
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Milledgeville
Cole
Wilkes
Oglethorpe
Columbia
Arren
Hancock
Baldwin
Washington
America
Virginia
Sour Krout
Sandersville
Dublin
Irwinton
Hartford
Marion
Clinton
Monticello
Madison
Eatonton
Greensborough
Sparta
Sourkroui
Cpt
Augustin Harris
R. Perry
Sour-Krout
Edward Jordan
Notice to creditors of John M Nealy estate in Richmond County
All persons with claims against the estate of John M Nealy late of Richmond County are requested to render their accounts duly attested. Debtors to the estate should call and discharge the same. Harrisburg April 16 1813 Sim.
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John M'Nealy
Richmond County
Harrisburg
Sim
Notice to Sell Estate of Charles Johnson Decedent
Nine months after date hereof application will be made to the honorable the inferior court of Richmond county for leave to sell the real and personal estate of Charles Johnson deceased for the benefit of the heirs and creditors. February 19 Henry Zinn administrator.
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Inferior Court of
Richmond County
Charles Johnson
Auction notice for Bonaparte the celebrated mare
The notice advertises a breeding season ending June 10 at a Burke County plantation near Waynesboro. Bonaparte the mare, nearly ten, stands at 16 hands, price fifteen dollars per mare with payment due January first. ten dollars to discharge, four mares grant a stone gratis. Insurance money due if foal or ownership transfer.
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Burkes County
Waynesbo
Bonaparte
Bonaparte the Remarkable Thoroughbred in Early North Carolina Racing
A historical notice extols Bonaparte as the finest horse brought to the country with a storied lineage tracing to Celer Janus and Col. Eaton's Partner. It recounts his match races from 1806 to 1810 at Red House Hillsboro and Caswell Court House, noting multiple wins and lameness setbacks, and includes attestations from local subscribers praising his foal-getting excellence and racing prowess.
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Bonaparte
Forrel
Celer
Janus
Gen. Mead
Pilgrim Celer
Claudious
Buckskin
Quicksilver
Fir Landing
Col. Eaton
Col. Satterwhites
Red House
N. C
Jno. Lewis
Alderman
Mr. Ogilby
Caswell Court House
Agint
Bedford
Capt. Jones
Morning Star
Diomed
Commerce
Hillsboro
Jas. Moore
C. R. Byne
Thomas
M Hamlett
William Taylor
Thomas Ellmore
Herndon Heraldson
William Parker
Abraham Dunaway
Joh Ellmore
Thomes Phillips
Ohn Burton
Jeffreys
Hubbard
Rags and Cash Offered for Clean Liners and Cotton
Notice lists payment offered for clean liners and cotton rags at this office.
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H. Crawford
Jane Go
William Hubbell
House Y Representatives
Treasury Department
William Hubbel
Wittingw Hubbell
Apriad
Henry Zinn
Adm
mQm
Wuz
Forse, Bonaparte