Land claims confirmation and Detroit donation rights act
Congress approves land claim confirmations for Mississippi territory settlers with British or Spanish warrants. The act authorizes certificates of confirmation and eventual patents, restricts to residents on Oct 27, 1795, and limits to 640 acres per claimant. It also extends donation rights in Detroit District and sets survey and payment provisions for Michigan and Ohio area lands.
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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-K rout advertised stallion service in Milledgeville
Edward Jordan promotes Sour-K rout a stallion serving Milledgeville with season rates 25 dollars payable by December 20 or 40 after, or 20 dollars in corn, notes required, mare in foal insured 30 dollars, groom fee 1 dollar. Returns offered for mares died or out of condition, multiple payment options, pasture and board available at 25 cents per day, certificates from Wilkes Oglethorpe Columbia arren Hancock Baldwin Washington and Milledgeville endorse foal quality.
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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 Richmond County
All persons having demands against the estate of John M Nealy late of Richmond County are notified to render accounts legally attested. Those indebted to said estate are asked to 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 Deced.
Nine months after date application will be made to the honorable the inferior court of Richmond county for leave to sell the seal and personal estate of Charles Johnson deceased for the benefit of heirs and creditors. February 19 Henry Zinn Administrator.
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Inferior Court of
Richmond County
Charles Johnson
Forse Bonaparte Stallion Stand at Burkes County Plantation
The celebrated Rin now named Forse Bonaparte will stand at a Burkes County plantation, 14 miles from Waynesboro along Quaker road two days in cider, beginning mid March. Mares priced at fifteen dollars, payable January next, or ten dollars if paid by December. Stallion described as a deep blond bay about 16 hands, ten years old, with strong form and constitution. Mare owners pay twenty dollars for stud and insure foal status. notes required with mares. Owner not liable for distance travel. pasture and grain supplied at common prices if desired.
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Burkes County
Waynesbo
Bonaparte
Bonaparte the Stallion Described as Finest Horse in Country
A historical notice chronicles Bonaparte an imported stallion with lineage to Celer and Janus, detailing a long racing record from 1806 to 1810 across North Carolina venues. Breeders Thomas Hamlett and others certify his progeny quality, declaring him superior as a foal getter and praising his fame in the region.
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Bonaparte
Forrel
Celer
Janus
Gen. Mead
Pilgrim Celer
Claudious
Buckskin
Quicksilver
Fir Landing
Col. Eaton
Col. Satterwhites
Thomas
M Hamlett
William Taylor
Thomas Ellmore
Herndon Heraldson
William Parker
Abraham Dunaway
Joh Ellmore
Thomes Phillips
Ohn Burton
Jeffreys
Hubbard
RAGS CASH OFFER FOR RAG WASTE AT OFFICE
Advertises ready cash for clean liner and cotton rags. Rags accepted 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
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