Sale of Hastings Village Company lands in Barry county
Chancery orders sale of Hastings Village Company assets including notes, contracts, and a water power at Thornapple river. Property lies in sections 1 and 18 and 17, township 3N range 8W. Sale date changed several times, now set for February next. proceeds to be distributed among members.
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Sim
Tinney
James Wright Gordon
Chartes P. Dibble
Marshall
Calhoun
Mahal
Harles P. Dibble
Justes A. Way
Allarney
Tyefault
George S. Wright
Michigan
William R. Kirk
Picqua
Miami
Ohio
Furty
Regixers
Calbounach
Michmin
Biog
Ventue
Wal
Kirk
Geosak Wonoracer
Aner
Otsen
Battle Creek
Ratham
Stewart
Register
Mortyize
Morsarre
John Steven
Jogier
Chester
Bale Ue Creek
Chester Buckley
Assistice
Loti
Winsox
Alistacy
Edpeacer
Stephen Lencent
Jackon
Chester Moss
Albion Calbuan
Galhaua
Marhall
Cathoon
Nanhiwest
Lansing
Kingsbury
Court of Chancery
Hastings
Barry
Barry County Seat
Thornapple
Hastings Village
Lansing Kingsbury
Gregory Hill
John Lusk
Dinah Lusk
Thomas Lusk
Robert B. Porter
Teo O'Choek
F.w.shearman
Besower
Gathoun
Charles P. Dibble
Wit
Kalamazoo River
Samuch
George Ketchum
Cahata
County of
Wayne
Silas Wemmingway
Pale
Court House
Charles Dickey
G. M. Dizon
State OF Michigan
Joseph
Chedsey
Increase A. Pendleton
Samuel Stevens
Prendleton
Peg
Natheniel Koonjesa
Charles ©, Hayeswi
Timothy M. Newton
Clarendon
Clarendon, Decem
Perth
Hparles C. Hayes
Ney
Texas Admission Passed in Senate Amid Debate
Washington dispatch from December 29, 1845 reports the Senate approved a House-passed resolution for admitting Texas as a state after brief debate. The session covered militia organization talks, Texas extension laws, and a new chaplain election in the House. Senate debates touched on defense, preparedness, and policy toward Britain, with executive session and adjournment following.
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Washington
Wasmindter
Senate
House
State of
Texas
Messrs
Allen
Archer
Ashley
Atchison
Atherton
Bagby
Barrow
Benton
Berrien
Breese
Calhoun
Cass
Chalmers
Colquin
Dickinson
Dix
Fairfield
Hannegan
Haywood
Jenness
Johnson
Ashlay
Committee On
Judiciary
House of Representatives
George N. Slocum
U. States
Congress
Peuit
Sawyer
Ohio
Mithura
Mitburn
Fla
Boyd
Ikxy
Wasmetos
Webster
Cuba
St. Clair
Hhercioy
United States
Tumi
L'Vatin
Sproled
Gurley
Matheews
Oregon
Cheir
Cobb
Moral Courage and Civic Duty in Daily Life
A reflective piece extols moral courage as the true bravery beyond battlefield glory. It praises speaking one’s mind honestly, resisting tyranny, and acting with integrity amid danger, scorn, and lawlessness, urging courage of character over outward martial valor. The essay critiques partisan bias and discusses public debt and school funding in Vermont, arguing for prudent, forward-looking decisions to relieve posterity.
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Union
Cass
Woonstings
Callesgue
Senate
Congress of the
United States
Congress
Great Britain
Atlantic
Michigan
Honia
Mr. WW
Mr. W
Lorer
Destoy
Earth
Tae
Senoon
Vermont
Tme
Inter
England
Shell
Adrigg
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