Georgia Territory Tribes and Land Allocations Discussed
Legislative records recount discussion of western territory tribes Osage Kanzis and Otoes with acres allocated, plus a Senate and House sequence on county clerks duties, canal lands, and public notices. Debates cover temperate reforms, tax and election procedures, and memorial referrals to Indian Affairs regarding Cherokee lands and Georgia state citizenship.
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Georgia
Senate
Kink
Trumbull County
Justices of the Peace
Committee On the Judiciary
McDowell
Whittlesey
M*donald
Staite
Henry Brown
Crawford
Preble
Wabash and Ohio
Y Senate
Disney
Walke
Slitchcock
Alexander
Thomas Faying
Morris
Beeing
McJonel
D Hiteheods
Cushing
General Assembly
State of
Ohio
State of Chievalhe
Court of Common Pleas
Courts of Common Pleas
Connecticut Western Reserve
Norse
Committee On Claims
Blackburn
HOUSE
Claris
Milin Canal Company
Ar Clark
First Congregational Church
Vermilion
Luren County
Brown
Senwate
Dayton
Congress
Anthony
Kir Walke
Ty McDowell
Ouse
Supreme Court of Ohio
MP Donald
Tir Cubing
Sir Batterson
Clark
First Congregational Society of
Sandusky
Iarou
Sawyer
Semair
Land
Joseph Whitehill
Treasuer
State
Whitehill
Nf. Brown
Tough Welsh
Robert Martin
RicDowell
Tirtcheods
Piqua
Defiance
Lima
Monroeville
Sandusky City
Petchon—Jr
Reling-Huysen
Yoli Ross
United States
Frelinghuysen
Georia
Mississippi
Committee On Indian Affairs
Attempt to poison Otis family shocks New York
On Thanksgiving eve a visitor delivered two coffee samples to Bir James V. Otis in Bleecker Street. One sample was burnt and ground, the other raw. The family fell ill with nausea and vomiting, later confirmed as arsenic poisoning. Seven family members, including two ladies and a child, required doctors. the assailant remains unknown as a reward for discovery grows.
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Bir
James V. Olis
Bleecker Street
Gus
Otis
New York
War Symptoms The New York Star reports on fiscal tensions
Private advices from France suggest the English ministry may oppose indemnity treaty terms and a possible intrigue to block appropriation. It notes war with France is not inevitable and that fiscal measures could occur without hostilities. French arsenals prepare for a potential event with a ship at Tangiers demanding payment.
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New York Star
France
Tayi
Chris
Be Sensitive. OT Banker Hi Um Blas!
Fragmentary reader notes reflect a fragmented thread about a banking voice in Philadelphia and a mention of a new tool. The readable pieces imply a discussion of sensitivity in handling financial matters and a possible system or tool introduction in a Philadelphia setting. Further context is unclear.
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Hium Blas
Phladelphia
Attempt Ettract mists ted gy Dat vy
The text provided is garbled OCR with no clear events or names. No readable facts to summarize into a valid newspaper card.
Morning Welcome Delivers Mild News In Quiet Town
A brief, foggy morning edition notes calm weather and routine happenings. Local residents report no major incidents as shops open and streets begin to bustle. Officials remind citizens of the early curfew and upcoming market schedule.
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Germany
Havig
Kresot
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National Intelligencer
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