United States acts on land sales and territorial grants
Long compilation of acts and provisions from the first session of the United States Congress. Topics include sale of unlocated military district lands in Ohio to satisfy warrants, Arkansas land selections for a legislative house, and details on land claim examinations, surveys, and preemption rules. Also covers hospital funding for Navy sites, rebuilding costs for ships, and administrative provisions for land certificates and public buildings.
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Ohio
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of “Lineica
Eame
Perritory
Arkansas
United States of America
Congress
Arkinans
Gittle Jiodik
United States
Praince
Spain
New Orleans
Missouri
Comemissioners
Orane
Tien
Nate
Gatun
Othey
Furda
Jina
Unites States
Evory
Istorien
Aoles Prenites 10 Corpor
Itoenmutis
United Ptartes
West Polot
Navy
House of
Library of Congress
Acts on Indian affairs and land claims in 1830s session notes
Record of congressional acts approving appointment of a Commissioner of Indian Affairs under War Department oversight. Provisions cover salaries, clerks, reimbursements, and post free of charge. Also authorizes dissolution of excess agents and interpreters and outlines treaty and Indian title adjustments in Missouri and Michigan Territory.
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House of Representatives
United States
Nortcn
Congress
Secretary of War
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Vrensupy
Worshall
Daly D. Pete
Unclear OCR List of Names and County Returns
Fragmented OCR text lists numerous names and places such as Baldwin, Murray, Bibb, Columbia, Richmond, Muscogee, and Chatham. It also references aggregate returns across counties and appears to be a garbled roster or electoral tally with numerous misspellings and unclear formatting.
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Richmond
Columbia
Balewin
Warren
Tancock
Lincoln
Burke
Satyen
Putnam
Washington
Bibb
TAN Mes
Clson
Lion Jones
Willistonson
Chatham
Dr It
Liberty
Bryan
McIntosh
Greene
Jaspers Moizen
Muscogee
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Steratite
Hearst
Raylon
Aakos
Finn
Newnax
Salllon
Calzious Letter on Nullification Prompts Public Interest
The Pendleton Messenger prints Mr Calhoun’s defense of the Federal Union and state rights, arguing the letter will settle the principle of Nullification. It praises the exposition as plain and decisive, promising readers the document’s wider public impact once circulation is possible.
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Mm. Calzioun
Catsiouy
Haxittos
Pendleton Messenger
Calhoun
Cirumstances
Notable County Meeting Shows Unified Stand for State Rights
A Coalethorpe County gathering praised a loyal effort for state rights and warded off factionalism. Clark supporters backed Col Trusts with Bittves and Ginain, while Clark allies shifted to oppose nullification led by Crawford and others, amid tense factional realignments and political maneuvering.
Nullification politics split Georgia county results in 1820s era county vote
A partisan clash over Nullification unfolds in a Georgia county with Moore defeating Crawford ally Young amid a split ticket. The piece traces loyalties to Judge Crawford, tariff beliefs, and local rivalries, noting the split as a test of Nullification strength and party devotion.
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Yeonry
Young
Buik
Col. Young
Judeg Crawford
Aleady
Georgia
Guslethorpe
Gilethorpe
Thack Turk
Bank of Macon proprietor shot after dispute
The Bank of Macon proprietor Tuomas Mo Bttis was shot following a quarrel over refusing to show books and acts. He died soon after. The incident arose within the Bank and involved Mr Ellis and Mr Lilis. Chronicle
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Tuomas Mo Bttis
Bank of
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Conseieius
Lilis
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Eilis
Ayroste
Ellis
Letter to the editor on county election results in Columbia County
The writing laments the county election showing a large turnout against lawless oppression linked to Union and Jackson factions. It notes Winstans as a Convention candidate losing by 170 votes and cites Ayray Raneey and Canriener as minority figures on the committee that backed a vigorous preamble and resolutions. Dr. Conniss supported them.
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Columbia Co
Gleei
Union
Jackson
Banks blamed for exchange crisis in Beatrice debate
A letter from Beatrice analyzes the two month old exchange rate situation criticizing the Datt States Branch Bank and local banks. It argues personal crisis policy caused delays in notes and loans, contrasts with opinions of several critics, and claims the plan has failed as exchange remains high and circulation dwindles.
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