Land Warrant Power and Survey Plans in Michigan and Illinois
Government officials outline plans for survey and allotment of land warrants across Michigan Illinois and other territories. Edward Tiffin reports urgent steps to survey lands near the southern shore of Lake Michigan and routes to connect with river basins while Indian treaty impediments are addressed. Officials authorize powers of attorney and confirm procedures for issuing land warrants to heirs and veterans.
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Rema
Eeli
Netal Land Office
Eesti
Jayinig
Michigaiterth
Ilinois
Misagmalghe
Michigan
Amieas
St. Fa
Arkansas
Mississippi
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Midh -Fout
Hlinvis
Altough
Uch
Niger
U. States
Edward
Tiffin
Ghillicothe
War Department Notice on Military Bounty Land Warrants
The War Department explains procedures for obtaining Warrants for Military Bounty Land under acts of 1814 and 1812. It lists requirements for applicants who served and were honorably discharged, including proof of enlistment and discharge date, to claim land warrants. It directs eligible persons to attend to the stated information and formalities.
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WAR Department
Lund
Univert
Rinlag
Ordingly
Treasury Notes embargoed by Oct first 1815 banks list
Government notice to collectors and banks limits payment to gold or silver, Treasury Notes, and bank notes current at par after October first 1815. Banks not accepting proposals include Bank of New York and others in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, with several debtors awaiting response. Printers will run the notice weekly until September.
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Warren Tur
Measa
United States
Waty PuKguant
Det
Lda
Myselo
Department d’ War
Sune
Detroit
Fort
Michigan
Upper Lakes
Ohiovandon
Lake Michip
Kent Ky
Tennessee
Tumnois
Indiana
Missouri
Mississippi
Louisiana
Mexico
Maine
New Hempshire
Vermont
Masque Ghusetts
Connecticut
Rhove
Atigny
N. York
New York
Swithh
Highlands
West Point
Nw Jersey
Pennsylvanige
Delas Ware
Maryland
Coumphia
Virginia
North
Carolinas
South Carolinas
Treasury
Hanks
Gar
Bank of New-York
New York Manufacturing Company
Bank of Augusta
Georgis
Middleton Bank
Bank of Amenia
Union
Burkes County Sheriff Sale Notice Turbulent Land Auctions
Burke county sale advertises multiple levies on 300 acres on Savannah River and 550 acres, plus 150 and 420 acre tracts, all to satisfy various executions. Property includes slaves Peggy and Simon, several horses, and household goods. Names include Gray Rabbetts, John M Jones, David Had, Basil Gray, Samuel Simmons, Drury Womble, Joel Reace, John Daniel, and Fielding Fryar. Auction set for next October day at the Court House in Waynesborough.
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Court’ House
Waynesborough
Burke County
Burke
John Roberts
Gray Rab
Charles, Oats
Gray Roberts
John Powell
David
William Little
Savannah River
Ward Telfair
John M. Jones
Stave Simon
Peggy
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John Daniel
Joel’ Reace
Guardian
Jobo Daniel
Abraham Daniel
Feilding Tryar
Mosee Bunn
Samuel Simmons
Reuben Niil
Jacob Taylor
Drury’ Womble
Job.s. Barney
Sale Notice for Court House Auction in September 1815
A sale is set for the eleventh court house on the forty first Tuesday in September. The notice mentions Peggy and her son Nelson as related parties, with references to Charles M. Goolsby and Mereta Milions Cash. Details are unclear due to corrupted OCR.
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Court House
Pan Blo Mowatt
Nani
Peggy
Nelson
Charles M. Goolsby
aMilions
Bryan
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Sean
Andy
Deiggs
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U.S
Ailuse
Mauringis Yy 2
Georgia
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United Arm
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Dallas
iSeries of War
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Sheriff’s ‘Sale
James Jones
Basil Gray
David Hall
Joseph Perry
John M. Jone
Samuel C Douglass
Fielding Fryar
Gordon
Danie
Sitaly
Ze le Ecutors
Jogerh Dani
Gilain
Actes
Wim Coonel
Amexecai
Isaiah Cartsty
A. Lopstable
R. Lane P Rode
Sheriff’s
Sale
Manu
Olumbia
Beit
Tom
Granvillé
Setaiius
Richianfd
Thomas Battle
Sheriff's Sales
Moustain
Warren County
Will Beysold
Toney
Rowbert Wynne
Stephen W. Burney
Henry Hight
Micajah Headrick
Carson
Cajah Perry
William B. Alison
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