Mecklenbury Town Established in Berkeley County
The act declares the land around Thomas Shepherd in Frederick County Potomack river area bounded, laid out, and established as a town to be called Mecklenbury. Freeholders will gain privileges upon building, with lots conveyed under existing deeds. The measure ties town rights to completion and sale, outlining governance and property conditions.
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Mecklenburg
Frederick
Thomas Shepherd
Potomack
Mito Luis
Uevane
Mecklenury
Merklenhuis
Beekeley
Tange
Serbury
Reiko
Theo
Tillowes
Kearshiy
Buelebes
Lawrence Vauilie- Vie
Berkeley
Fren Press
Nolahtap
Enki
Anil
Porkshire
Yin
Hinkle
Lyle Amatiti
Erin
Jullie Waysral
Reversal of Small Note Policy Sparks Legislative Clash
Amid tense debate, lawmakers argue over penalties for passing small notes from other states. Ferguson pushes harsh limits while Syme and others oppose singling out merchants. A motion for indefinite postponement fails as the report is reversed and Virginia’s land sale proceeds are tabled for education. Also notes elections and railroad extensions amid a stormy week of votes.
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Ferguson
Syme
Mr. Perrow
Forbes
Dorman
Claiborne
Mr. Mayo
Harvie
Morris
Conway
Snowden
Virginia
Wm. F. Ritchie
Patton
Louisa
Covington
Ohio River
Alexandria Iron Works notice in patent and price lists
The passage announces Alexandria Iron Works W. and R. Smith of Alexandria, Pa, offering authentic patent and price current reports and commissions for railroad intelligence and architectural plans. It describes their weekly patent lists and formal notices alongside industry reports.
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Eucrope
Patent Office
American Institute
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New York
Eutler
Andy
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Annapolis
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Valentine Hest
Macerstown Herald of Freedom
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Berkeley County
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Entish & CO
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