Illinois candidate argues for tax reform and canal projects
Phillip We. Martin of Bear Creek declares his Illinois General Assembly candidacy with views on internal improvements, taxes, militia, juror pay, and education. He supports classifying works, favors the Michigan and Illinois canal and Northern Cross railroad, endorses common schools, and calls for proportional taxation and a strengthened national bank. He identifies as a true Republican opposing the sub treasury and pledges to represent constituents’ wishes if elected.
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Vorens
Apasts
Inia
Ilinois
Tam
Michigan and Minois
Northern Cross Railroad
Lom
Lam
Congress
Adams County
Atlants County
Phillip
Martin
Bear Creek
Land Ho to the Settlers and Public Lands Debate
A colonial era voice asks Illinois settlers to oppose Van Buren over land intrusion on public lands and urges unity on August votes. The issue broadens to frontier policy and pre-emption, alongside market notes, appointive federal posts, and political cartoonish quips from the era.
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MR. van Buren
Congress
United States
Illinois
Martin van Buren
Ilinois
Illino is and Adams County court notices and a runaway ad
A long column from the Adams Circuit Court at Quincy relays grand jury reports on roads and county records, plus a series of chancery notices against nonresidents and missing heirs. The column includes a reward notice for a runaway enslaved person named Bligh and a broad lottery advertisement for school funds. The public notices call for appearance dates in September and publication in multiple papers.
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State OF
Illinois
Adams
Grand Jury
Henry T. Snow
Recorder of Deeds
County Commissioners Court
County of
Ilans Patten
Chi’n
Reunen Hamincrox
Dan
L. H. Peney
N. LL. Snow
Linnois
A. S
Illnois
Adama
Snow
C. M. Woods
St. Louis
Ruin
Fligh
George Green
John Say
Springfield Journal
Quincy Whig
Chicago American
Memphis ‘Tennessee Enquirer
L. A
Timea
Circuit Court
Tern
A. D
Charles Higheé
Abijah Maddock
Browning & Bushnell
Studnyit
Quincey
Quincy
Quincy, In the Said State Atllinois
C.M. Woods
Browning& Bushnell
Adana
Aga B. Hogins
Marainet
Aaron Corey
Seth Bryant
Fenis Diy
Darling, Morris & Warren
Hia
Arid
Eaid Court
Woods
Statiooe Fllinois
County of Adama
A. D. Din
Enoch Moore
Matthew D. Moore
Lorenzo Moore
Pally Moore
Chancery
James Brice
Micias Goll
Kerrs
Elias Gall
Kerrs & Graken
Seiderrenit Court
Ilinois
CL. McWoods
Tllinods
County of Adams
A.D. Moe
Lewin Rhineheart
Mn Chancery
Samuel Balsey
Martin Ladner
George Iryckett
Yayuis
Anid
Samuel Halsey
Coat House
Trartin
CMN
Wooods
Browning & Luahuell
John Lawton
Rave
Carthage
Wesley Williams
Daly
Sta Hancock County
Raid
Tedd
Franklin Bartlett
Flihu Halbert
Tra Sanger
Bilin Chancery
Abo
Hihu Halbert
Thinvin
Ira Sanger
Hanenek
State OF Illinois
AOD
Plan
Alma Baldwin
Jali P. Baldwin
Fanlis
Julius P. Baldwin
Williams & Johnston
OFICE
Samuel Spotte
Adams County
Illinbis
Delonte
Township
Warren County
Warren Circuit Court
Sarah Ann Pearce
Thomas Pearce
Alexander Turbull
Samuel G. Morse
John
Talbot
Randolph Cagey
Warren
Alexander Tarmbull
Samuel G. Marge
John B. Talbot
Thinois
Randolph Casey
Monmouth
Randolph Coxey
Randolph Causey
Daniel McNeil
Dan Gillmore
Pike County
Pittsfield
John Gillmore
Perdons
WM. A. Grimshaw
Aministrator de Benis Non
UINCY
Gnicasville
Jacksonville
Seninakeip
Turnrike Company
Oxville
Morgan County
General Assembly
Ilinoia
Quincy, Griggsville
Springfield
John S. Cassell
John Henry
William King
Scott Riggs
John White
Charles C. Perry
Nathan W. Jones
Uriah Brown
Willian Kinman
Nathan Philips
Griggsville
Charles GC. Perry
Russell
Wabash and Mississippi
Sangamon
Robert Allen
Rf. Barrett
James Brown
Hr. Yates
Berlin
Morgan
John T. Cassell
George Camp
Fermington
Oxvilles
Brussels
Geome
Chas
Perry
Land sale and chancery notices in Adams and Warren counties
Property listings include three town lots with timbered land near New Liberty Adama County and eighty acres of land near Quincy. Public notices announce foreclosure and non residence filings in Adams and Hancock counties along with foreign attachments in Warren County court cases from 1830s Illinois.
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New Liberty
Adama
Quincy
Jacksonville
Mill Creek
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Newew York
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Boston
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Woo Gordon & McCall
Warsaw
D.P. Meacham
Hancock County
Said County
Abraham Smith
Archibald Williams
Saint Spotts
T. Munroe
Hampshire Street
Moore, Morton & CO
J.B Mathews
Williams & Mitchell
Solicitora
Romulus Riggs
Samuel J. Riggs
James M. Aertaen
Riggs, Son, & Aertaen
George W. Kelley
James M. Aertsen
Riggs, Son & Aertaen
Austore House
Warrendircnst
Daniel
McNeil
Willian & Mitchell
Inct
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Holden
Attorney's
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Toseph Pond
Atate
Hlinda
Esca
Dantel McNeil
Clark, Williama & Mitchell
John Sappington
Q. F. & G. A. Miller
Chickering & Ghiggs
Ilinois State Bank
Court House
Julyl
L. B. Allen
Huntington & Field
G. W. Henry
N. B
John H. M'Fadon
Milburn & CO
AQAOR
Laxo
H. B. Derry
Ee A. B. Berry