Tarboraursc Press Weekly Rates and Policies
The Tarboraursc Press, BY GEORGE OWnand, is published weekly at Twa Moliers and I Py Cevts per year. Ads under 8 square inches run at a reduced rate. continuations incur 2 cents per issue. Court Orders and display ads charged at 25 percent. letters must be post paid or they may not be attended to.
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Twa Moliers
The Soothing Syrup for teething children
An advertisement extols De Williams Evans's Celebrated Soothing Syrup as a remedy for teething pain in infants. It claims to prevent convulsions and fevers, open pores in gums, and has testimonials from parents about rapid relief. The notice lists purchase from 100 Chatham St New York and agents in Tarboro Elizabeth City January 140.
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Warkers
Murers
Mpl
de William Evans
Horpennes
Tiythers
Hanjin
Pevsner
Melere
TF Couchon
Chatham St
New York
J.M. Ripwtexn
Howann
Tarboro
M. Russe
Elizabeth City
Fortification Appropriations Act of 1840 Highlights
The act allocates funds for fortifications in ports and harbors including Port Niveara Oswego Fort Preble Port Scammell and Fort Monroe with varied sums for repairs construction and contingencies. It allows postponement of payments if revenue is insufficient and directs execution of contracts under adjusted appropriations. Also includes private legislation on bond cancellation for Melancton W Bostwick and a war department audit to determine due payments to Mary W Thompson.
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United States
Port Niveara
Oswego
Fort Preble
Port Scammell
Porro
Pont McClary
Tepias
Port Constitution
Port Independence
Castle
Fort Hamilton
Fort Lafayette
Fort Columbus
Castle Williams
South Battery
Governor's Island
Fort Monroe
Mill Creek
Port Alonroe
Fort Calhoun
Congress
Melaneton
Samuel Belting
Melancton W. Bostwick
Epervier
Secretary of War
Alexander R. Thompson
Thompson
Vanpa Bay
New York
Mary W. Thompson
Aronoven
Joint Resolution on Exchanging Books and Documents Abroad
A joint resolution authorizes the librarian to exchange duplicates in the library for foreign books or works and to exchange documents. It also provides for printing and binding fifty additional copies of documents for exchange in foreign countries. Approved July 20, 1840.
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Senate
United States
Jimenica
Relief for Oliver Welch surrender of land certificate
Enacted by Congress that Oliver Welch of Talladega Alabama may surrender his land office certificate issued February 25 1835 for the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter section nine township twenty range four east Coosa land district. Upon surrender or patent if issued he may receive a certificate for the amount paid by mistake to be used for another tract in the district. Approved July 20 1840.
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Senate
House
United States of America
Congress
Oliver Welch
Talladega
Alabama
Marcisville
Township Twenty
Range Four
Coosa
Act for relief of Thomas Latham released from U S judgment
An act provides relief for Thomas Latham and releases him from a judgment rendered against him by the United States in the district court of the United States for the district of Pamlico North Carolina. The bill specifies the terms of release and related purposes as part of broader legislative relief.
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Thomas Latham
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
United States
District Court of the United States
District of Pamlico
District of North
Bond and debt clause cited in 1840 act fragment
Fragmentary 1840 act text notes Carolina as surety for a bond to secure duties on cors imported by Lewis Leroy. It limits release to Thomas La hon and preserves costs of rendering judgment. Also authorizes Treasury to pay Preston Sterritt five hundred ninety four dollars thirty five cents for forage under a 1801 contract with Lieut. Montgomery. Dated July 20, 1840.
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Carolina
Lewis Leroy
United States
Lewis
Thomas la Hon
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
Preston Sterritt
Treasury
Corm
United
Sail Starritt
Montgomery
Act Confirming Augustine Lacoste Land Claim in Alabama
The act confirms Augustine Lacoste’s claim to a tract of land in Baldwin County Alabama known as section thirty nine township eight range four east. A survey dated January 2 1830 and approved December 3 1834 fixes the area at 638.40 acres. The Commissioner of the General Land Office will issue a patent for the tract.
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Augustne Lacoste
Senate
House of Representatives
United States
Iiinericr
Congress
Augustine Lacoste
St. Stephien’s
Albano
Secour’s River
Baldwin
Alabama
James H. Weakley
Relief act for Gilbert A Smith and Nathan Stark
Private No 50 authorizes the New London district customs collector to pay to Gilbert A Smith and Nathan Stark owners of the fishing schooner Ially a bounty allowed by law. Crew or representatives receive the share, schooner met three and a half months in the fisheries season and was fitted with required state men. Armoven, July 20, 1846.
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Senate
House of Representatives
United States
America
Congress
New London
Connecticut
Gilbert A. Smith
Nathan Stark
Armoven
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