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Acts of the General Assembly 1842 43 list many incorporations
A long roster of private and public acts from the 1842 43 North Carolina General Assembly. It names incorporations for academies towns roads and companies including Franklin Academy Midway Academy Albemarle Blues New Hanover Rifle Corps Union Academy Weldon Railroad Cape Fear Lodge and others plus town regulations several bridge and river protections and a batch of concurrent resolutions and allocations affecting counties courts infrastructure and public finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albemarle
Pasquotank
Second Broad River
Rutherford
Williamston
Henderson
New Hanover Rifle Corps
Wilmington
Union Academy
Lenoir
Weldon Rail Road Company
Rowan and
Iredell
Iredell Blues
Oak Grove Academy
Anson
Statesville
Iredell County
Liberty Guards
Davidson
Onslow Court House
Onslow
Jacksonville
Moore
Franklinton
Franklin
General Assembly
Hiwassee Turnpike Company
Ino M. Boyle
Welch's Creek
Court of Pleas
Quater Sessions
Abbott's Creek
Davidson County
Hamby’s Creek
Aldon
Halifax
Carolina
French Broad River
Buncombe County
Hyde
Gatesville
Chowan River
Salmon Creek
Berti County
Orange County
Stertford
Perquimmon
Farborough
Eugecombe County
Swain
Tyrell County
Pittsboro
Hertford
Perquimons County
Salem Manufacturing Company
Salem
Stokes County
Henderson Academy
Granville County
Shelby
Cleavaland
Franklin Lire Company
Little Rockfish
Cumberland
Washington
Montgomery
Stanly
Beaufort
County Court of
Mecklenburg
Albemarle Swamp
Mulberry Creek
Blue Ridge
Ashe County
Ashborough Male Academy
Randolph
Elizabethtown
Bladen County
Fayetteville
Yaney
Yan
Raleigh
Wadesboro
Anson County
Commissioners of Navigation
Cape Feas
Seventh Judicial Circuit
Browntown
Davison County
New Hope Academy
Munecans
Clinton
Chatham Court House
Ambrose Edwards
Ambrose George
Said
Mecklenburg Monumental Association
Camphbell’s Bridge
M’lean's Turnpike
Wake
Mutual Insurance
Northarolina
Neptune Fire Company
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Ridgway Academy
Warren County
Grand Lodge
North Carolina
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Nantahalah Turnpike Company
Macon
Cherokee
Will Haywood Jr Letter Accepting U S Senate From NC
In Raleigh on January 16 1843 Will H Haywood Jr presents his acceptance as United States Senator from North Carolina to the General Assembly. He vows fidelity to the state and Democratic party while urging independence on key issues, warns against party factionalism and clamor, and seeks to honor the trust placed in him with duty to state and union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos M Boyle
Iredell County
Congress
North Carolina Arsenal
Green Hill
Charles Blanton
Leaveland County
Jos. A. King
Ar. S. Mooring
Martin County
Joshua Bullock
Granville County
Franklin and Nash
Jane Buchanan
Yaney County
John R. Harrison
Senate
Rich’d W. Long
Rowan County
Chas, L. Hinton
Chas
Frazier
Geo. Simpson
4Adheus Slade
Richard Shabblefield
Rockingham County
J. H. Wheeler
Charles L. Hinton
Hatsell
Morris, Paskes and Morris
John M. Morehead
Literary Board
Jno
M. Mason
Wm. H. Holleman
Literary Fund
James W Satchwell
Aquilla Davis
Joseph Sawyer
J. Simmons
A. Bryan
Brunswick County
J. Montgomery
Bladen
Bryan
Maitland
Chas, Ls. Hinton
Treasury
Thomas J. Lemay
Robert Cochran
General Assembly
Gen. Jackson
New Orleans
LSIS
North Carolina
James Ermin
J. N. Cosby
Burns
New York Histories Society
Secretary of State
Supreme Court
Board of Public Buildings
Union Square
House of Commons
WY AL Haywood
Esq
U. S
Democratic Party
General Assembly of
Congress of the United States
Sam
Particu
Will. H. Haywood, Jr
Raleigh
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Federoe Howard
Lawes
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Duplin
Ratherford
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Midway Academy
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MR. Haywood
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