Congress Opens Twenty Fourth Session Briefly
The second session of the Twenty Fourth Congress began on Monday with a quorum present in both Houses. After organizing, members adjourned until Tuesday when the President's Annual Message was received. The document notes the message is lengthy, so a brief sketch of contents is provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty Fourth Congress
United States
Jacksons Last Annual Message 1836 and Death Notice
Andrew Jackson delivers his final annual message to Congress praising the nation’s prosperity and detailing treasury revenues and deposits. The report criticizes the deposit system and favors limited surplus revenue. Also notes the death of Geo L Kinnard after a steamboat accident with a civic funeral procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
United States
Hilore
Executive Department
Houses of Congress
Andrew Jackson
Washington
Cincinnati Whig
G. L. Kinnard
Ohio River
Geo. L. Kinnard
Flora
Gen. Lytle
Captain Bowman
Captain Richards
Mr. Kinnard
Indiana congressman dies while en route to marriage in Philadelphia
A respected member of Congress from Indiana died unexpectedly while traveling to Philadelphia to marry a woman in that city. He planned to bring his fiancée to Washington, and his death will cause deep distress to her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Blakely
N.C
Great Vthern
Southern
Washington City
Fredercksboro
Richmond, Petersburg
Raleigh, &c
Congress
Indiana
Philadelphia
Washington
Caswell Superior Court Proceedings and Sentences
The Full Term heard cases including Overman vs Clemmons removed for trial on a $5000 debt bond tied to a marriage arrangement. verdict for defendant and an appeal to the Supreme Court. The State vs Samuel, a slave, for murder, resulted in guilty and death by hanging. motions for new trial denied, appeal to Supreme Court. Slan der case Mills v Mason, heard eight days, jury awarded $5000 damages with a verdict and strong note of innocence for the accused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caswell Superior Court
Seale
Overman
Clemmons
Guilford
Hargrave
Supreme Court
Samuel
John McAden
Peter
Ansley G. Lea
Johnston Sneed
Braziliar Kerr
Milton Spectator
A Mills
Mason
Nicholas Mills
Richmond
Joseph Mason
Pet. Int
Charleston Courier Reports Rail Road Charter Secured
The Charleston Courier notes the charter for the Louisville Cincinnati and Charleston Railroad has been secured. Three central commissioners met in Knoxville to tally subscribed shares and announced 4,000 shares taken as the company formed. Col Hampton pledged 2,000 more shares if needed, praising South Carolinians for the enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Incinnati
Charleston
Central
Knoxville
Col
Hampton
Pacha Halts Nile Land Project In Major Policy Change
The Pacha of Feyot abandons plans for a Nile crossing and a vast land venture, a move celebrated by southern cotton planters. Mehemet Vit is rising as a strong rival in the Liverpool market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacha
Feyot
Nile
Mehemet Vit
Liverpool
Also Mentioned on This Page
Turbarauzh Press
George Towai
Jelven
Auaname
New Yok
Phradelphia
Washington Mail
Stramboat
Potomac Croek
Ana
Sinees
Aod
Prederichsvarz
Virgins
Dock
A. M
Petersburg
Roanoke
Sorsvech
Jwwery & Cown Habhfax
Yarborough
Werenton
Raleigh
Payesmeville
Colouis
Augusta, &c
Kearning
Saul Theach
Wes
Eve
Hick’s Ford
Niath
Danville
Salisbury
Balticoore
Augusta
M. Edward Manning
Ftray
Eal
Yowrthiee
Worthorough Wall le
Henry Shurley
H. Johnston
Marchant Tailor
New York
Fils
Nelason
Tarborough
Pocket Book
Tueaway
Nowember
Westnesday
U.S. Bank
Columbs Bank of Tia
Charlestim Bank
S.C
Cape Pear Bank
St Kilian Newbern Bank
Biel Mather
Cicero Broome
Votice
Tirborough
Silas Everett
Henry Stancil Esq
Pitt County
Alo
Jonathan Lewis
Jolie B. Baker
Phereby
Howel Thomas
State of
North Carolina
Edgecombe County
Court of Equity
Lewis Ellis
John Peele
Jacob Horne
Tarkoro
Avid Court
Tarboro
Isavc Norfleet
T Norfleet
Wm Norfleet
D.C
Senate
House of Representatives
Congress of the United States
Mexico
Texas
Muscat
Siam
Bank of United States