Alabama to create Middle Northern and Southern Districts
A proclamation of Congress divides Alabama into three districts with Tuscaloosa as Middle District seat and Huntsville Mobile as circuit cities. It prescribes two annual terms at Tuscaloosa and transfer rules for cases to the new Middle District, plus district court administration and jurisdiction details.
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United States
Alabama
Senate
Chuse
United States of America
Congress
Walker
Pickens
Sumpter
Marengo
Green
Perry
Bibb
Autauga
Coosa
Tallap
Huntsville
Mobile
Tuscaloosa
Tusesloosa
U. States
Middle District
Northern
Middle
District Court
Law Provisions for Circuit Appeals from Tuscaloosa District
The act states that cognizable crimes may appeal to the circuit court of the United States at Mobile, Alabama. If district judges fail to attend, pending business adjourns to the next term. The act repeals conflicting laws and is signed by Polk and Van Buren, dated February 6, 1539.
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United States
Tuscaloosa
Circuit Court of the
Mobile
Alabama
James K. Polk
House of Representatives
RA. M. Johnson
Senate
M. van Buren
Spring Term of the Superior Court Opens in County
The Spring Term of the Superior Court for this county was held this week with Judge Baily presiding. Little business was brought before the court, and none of public importance. Judge Baily conducted proceedings in his usual able and dignified manner, giving satisfaction to all parties.
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Baily
Remarks of Mr Stanly in Congress on abolition and northern politics
The piece critiques Representative Stanly for garbled extracts from a document, argues he aims to awaken Southerners while shielding abolitionist aims, and questions his stance on anti abolition votes. It urges readers to scrutinize his remarks and evaluate their justification for his voting posture.
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Congress
Duncan
Ohio
Mason and Dixon
Southern Solutions Embraced Across Parties
Solutions introduced by Mr. Atherton emphasize Southern origin and character. The plan is presented as distinctly Southern and receives near unanimity in support among Southern members, cutting across party lines.
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Atherton
County Democratic Republicans urged to act in district
We invite attention to the following proceedings of the Democratic Republicans of this county and trust that our Republican brethren in other counties in this Congressional district will also make an early move in this matter.
Republican Meeting of Edgecombe Democrats Advocates Unity
At Tarboro on March 12 1839 Republicans of Edgecombe held a county meeting. Rev William Hyman chaired. resolutions urged union with Pitt county Republicans and a united national effort. Delegates were named to send to Washington and publish the proceedings.
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Court House
Tarboro
Pitt County
Wilame Hyman
Messrs. Raph &. Macnair
George Howard
L. D. Wilson
Messrs
J. P. Pitt
John Mercer
Dempsey Bryan
Willis Wilkins
Edwin Barnes
Benj. Robines
Ralph E. Macnair
George Sluward
South
North
Congress
Washington
Edgecombe County
Joab P. Pin
Henry Bryan
William Norfleet
Benjamin Sharp
Robert Bryan
Etheldred Gray
James George
David Walliams
Meedy Williford
Lunsford R Cherry
William I. Bellamy
John J. Danil
William S. Baker
Robert D. Hart
James Bridgers
John G. Williams
Joshua L. Lawrence
Charles Mabry
Benjamin Otts
Joshua Barnes
Wyatt Moye
Julio Mooring
Joshua Pender
Theophilus
Weir
Raleigh Standard
Washington Republican
Tarboro’ Press
William Hyman
The Republican first number issued in Washington
George Houston’s new paper The Republican launches with a strong Democratic Republican defense. The brief note in the issue commends the enterprise and predicts success, closing that further repetition would be superfluous after outlining the prospectus.
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The
George Houston
Washington
Houston
Republican aims and state rights pledge
The statement clarifies that the group has no individuals to serve or personal interests to uphold. It asserts higher aims, including unqualified advocacy of State Rights, complete separation of the general government from banks, and efforts to expose and counter any encroachment on natural rights or the constitutional guarantees of their safety.
Court appoints Daniel W Courts consul to Matanzas port
Daniel W. Courts esq the present Treasurer of Assis State is appointed Consul of the United States for the port of Matanzas in the Island of Cuba The health of Mr Courts and his family requires a courage of cliviae and we rejoice his appointment He will carry with him the best wishes of all who know him and the citizens of Matanzas will find him a favorable gentleman of integrity and purity of purpose suitable for the post
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Daniel W. Courts
Asis
United States
Matanzas
Cuoa
Washington Market March 12 Prices And Notes
Market report lists tur pentine en dij 24 00 and Uru 52 50 with Serape DLL 0 Par 51 40 plus unclear items. includes stray words hey and March 12. Details are fragmentary but reflect a brief price list for commodities and related notes from Washington Market.
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Washington Market
Gaiche's Match less Sanative Promises Global Cures
The text touts Gaiche's Match less Sanative as a remarkable remedy sweeping Europe and America with powerful cures, claiming extraordinary health benefits for the sick.
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