Monument at Yorktown and adjournment debates in Congress
Summary of House and Senate actions including memorials on Yorktown monument and Virginia deposits, adjournment motions, and discussions on public money custody, bank relations, and appropriations. Reports cover forecasts of treatment of pensions, Indian affairs, and coastal improvements, with resignations and notable statements from members.
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Yorktown
Wise
York
Congress
U. States
France
United States
Congress of
U.S
House of Congress
Congress of the
Executive Department
Boon
House
Senate
House of Representatives
Ewing
Anthony
Pension Books
Committee On the Judiciary
United States Bank
Clayton
Department
Secretary of War
Bank of the
Kane
Tbe-Senate
The Widows Daughters and the Merchants at the Academy
Mrs Price of Llangenoch Park sent her daughters Louisa and Ellen to a celebrated boarding school where weekly musical parties drew attention from two local merchants, Warris and Benson. The suitors pursued marriage after the uncle’s will left a large sum on condition the girls remain single until 25, and Mrs Price resisted until the will’s terms could be met.
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Noe
Scioto
Ife
Flechart
Freehart
Ohio
Red Men
Forest
Louisa
Benson
Starris
Lisbon
Ellen
Harris
Pawtucket
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Pennsylvania
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New England
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Ohio River
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Indian Department
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West Point Academy
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