Early U S Acts on Land Warrants and Indian Annuity
A historical summary notes acts extending military land warrant issuance to Revolutionary War officers and soldiers to January 1835, plus authorizations for a 300000 acre expansion, historic payments to the Seneca tribe of Indians and Spanish vessel duties reforms, with approvals dated July 12 and 13, 1832 and 1892, involving figures such as Andrew Jackson and A Stevenson.
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Revolutionary Army
Senate
United States
Oelmert- Tee
Ofidtra
Isre
Mad Bei
Shoukhe
A. Stevenson
House of
Wear
United Saries
Emerton
Law Library Act Promoting Supreme Court Access
An act to establish and move a law library within the Library of Congress complex with connected communications. The Librarian is to prepare the law division and grant Supreme Court justices free access to the law library. The justices may set rules for attorneys and counselors during court sittings.
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Jao
Library of Congress
Senate
Supreme Court of the United States
Law Library Incorporation and Funding Provisions
The fragment notes an act to place the Law Library under the Library of Congress with same rules and funding. It specifies annual appropriations up to five thousand dollars for five years for law book purchases and outlines purchase oversight by officials including the Chief Justice, with approval dated July 14.
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Senate
House of Representatives
Library of Congress
Law Library
Library Congress
Libraryec Congress
Con
Ehilihe Sarsi
Esi
Monument Removal and Erection Funding Bill
An act to provide for removing and erecting the Navi Monument in the Capitol Square. It authorizes paying workmen for renewing inscriptions and ensuring uniformity of color. Funds up to two hundred dollars are appropriated from the Treasury for this purpose.
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Senate
United States
Washington Susy Yard
Capitol
1820 Census Return Printing Authorization
Senate and House of Representatives authorize printing the returns of the latest census showing the inhabitants of the United States and the distribution among states. The act of May 23, 1830 authorizes binding and payment from the two houses contingent fund. signed July 19, 1830.
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Resonoviex
Resolu
Senate
Mierse
Scinerion
Sonito
Tawe of
United States
North Carolina public funds debate on internal improvement and tariffs
A long address discusses the Protective System and its adjustment, Congress authority, and the role of federal aid to internal improvements. The speaker urges moderation, equality among states, and constitutional limits, opposing broad federal appropriation while supporting selective, nonoppressive use of funds.
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Oswaco
Caytes Co
Get
Bank of the
United States
North Carolina
Congress
Aus
Courmney
Pohave
Rovernment
Segond
Thay Stats
Federal Poverimnent
Istate
Fae
Felaiin
Tania
Wii
Efforts for Indemnities Between U S and Sicily
Advices from Naples report ongoing negotiations between the American government and Sicily over indemnities for losses during Murat's reign. The Sicilian government reportedly refuses to grant the demands. The American frigates Brandywine and Constellation remain at Naples awaiting dispatches to Washington.
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London Morning Chronicle
Governor appoints new Pennsylvania Secretary of State
Reports indicate Gov. Worr has appointed Mr. Incias, formerly U.S. Treasury Secretary, as Secretary of State for Pennsylvania. The announcement notes his prior federal service and assumes duties in Harrisburg.
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Penansylvania
Worr
Incias
U.S Treasury
State of
Pennsylvania
Cotton Market Brisk in New York Advices
News from New York dated the 26th reports brisk cotton trade with uplands at 1010 to 125. Stock reduced to about 6 000 bales while receipts stay light and prices rise. A parcel from Me McDervix Abbeville district South Carolina sold. rates for bills drawn on Northern cities at 60 days at 1 percent discount. Freights to Savannah five cents per date and Charleston one dollar.
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Cevtcon
Liverpool
New York
M'Dervix
Abbeville
Newspaper Miscarriages in Macon Report
A Macon subscriber complains of frequent miscarriages of the newspaper not caused by the publisher. The note says papers are placed in the post office and misdelivery is beyond control. The firm pledges to investigate complaints and correct issues promptly.
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Macon
Alder
Nullifiers and Anti Nullifiers Debate Influences in Georgia
A fragmented report discusses candidates termed Nullifiers and Anti Nullifiers amid a heated Georgia race. It notes four defeated nominees, three elected officials, and a key figure, Jonesia, as a pivotal supporter, with emphasis on resistance to the Tarii and a return to quietus in Georgia.
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Boeriis Renoune
Assin
Fosten
Jonesia
Walliger Poand
Catan
Georgia
Political Missionaries in Public Letters Debate
An 1830s style critique quoted from the Boston Daily Advertiser argues that Political Missionaries distort tariff debates and oppress Southern workers. It condemns Northern financiers backed by Bank interests and laments supposed reformers who profit from sectional tensions.
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Boston Daily Athis
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Jenniva
T Fond
Denouing
Buthveny
Sanders
Borish
Peti Seth
Gintresa
Mike
Traor
Aia
Shane
Goleyini
President’s Message on Bank of the United States Bill
The President returns to the Senate with a message and proposed revisions to an act to incorporate the Bank of the United States. The document includes a quarterly list of new publications and a copious index to both volumes.
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Alhambra
Nanvase
S. Beesars
Whealon
Nor- Wits
Antromol
Pius
Ted Biales Ak
Buk
United States
Hia. Annas
Bank of the United State
Mosgago
President of
Senate
Bank of the United States
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