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North Carolina Edgecombe County Equity Case 1811 Partition Sale
Superior Court of Equity docket from September term 1811 involves Dempsey Taylor Penelope Pope Betsey Whitehead Kinchen Taylor Allen Taylor and Kichen Kearney and Mary heirs of Reuben Taylor against Susan Taylor and Martha K Taylor infant children of Kindred Taylor and Jesse Taylor and Eliza, Allen House and others as siblings and Polly House sister of Reuben. Petition seeks sale of lands for partition. Court finds defendants not inhabitants. publication in Varborough Press for six weeks and return to next term at Tarboro Court House on the second Monday in March to plead, answer, or demur. failure leads to pro confesso and heard en parle.
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Edgecombe County
Superior Court of Equity
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Penelope Pope
Betsey Whitehead
Kinchen Taylor
Allen Taylor
Kichen Kearney
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Reuben Taylor
Pills
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Taylor
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Dent
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House
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Mangum Attacks Plan to Create a Powerful Exchequer Board
In a Senate speech Mangum rebukes the Treasury Board proposal as a perilous concentration of power. He warns it would override local banks, threaten public liberty, and could reduce citizens to servile dependence, urging modification but fearing any form could fail.
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Tallmadge
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Virginia
United States
Squash Bonnets Challenge Pumpkin Head Fashion
A Texas paper reports bonnets made from squash interior lining showing strong light delicate texture and washable like silk. Western planters have grown the squash for bonnet use and a Houston Telegraph item notes several ladies already possess these bonnets. A Goochland woman bears a nine inch horn-like growth on her right knee since birth, with an oval shape and large diameter, described by Dr. Gevece and others.
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