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Tarboro Press

Location

Tarboro, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1840

Page

2

Indian treaty land grant for Johnston heirs approved

The Pattawatomie tribe near Moiasissimewa on the Wabash receives a U S grant process for a half section once allotted to Stephen Johnston. The President is urged to issue a certificate to Stephen Johnston and Elizabeth Johnston or their heirs payable at any U S land office. The act remains in force until March 4 1843, approved July 20 1840.

Moiasissimewa General Land Office Stephen Johnston Elizabeth Johnston United States Oven

New York and Philadelphia Port Drawback Act Listing Refunds

The act orders port collectors to pay draw back duties for missed oaths and bonds on export debentures. It lists numerous consignments from New York and Philadelphia to destinations including Port au Prince Aux Cayes Greenock Nantes Hamburg and Martinique, naming exporters and vessels. The approval date is July 20, 1780.

Vaivare Bogus Thompson Robert Thomas Hutchinson Senate House of Representatives United States of America Congress New York Philadelphia Boggs Port Au Prince Andrew Jackson Ashby Aux Cayes Favorite Scoven Cotheal and Hoff West Indies Sully Dominick Greenock Watkin James Grant Forbes Ralph B. Forbes Joseph Simmons Golden Age Nye Hamburg Jacob Ritter, Jr Amsterdam John Laval Molly Lee Mt. Pierre Martinique

Act for the relief of Hyacinth Lassel in Indiana land grant

An act directs the General Land Office to issue Hyacinth Lassel a certificate to locate five hundred sixty acres in Indiana. Lassel must pay the minimum price for eighteen and a half acres as part of the tract. The certificate may be used at any Indiana land office before March fourth, 1843.

Hyacinth Lassel Senate House of Representatives United States of America Congress General Land Ofice Misinujwa Wabash Indiana Oval of Stil Land Office Lassel General Land Office

Indiana Grant Language Limits Canal Land Entries

The act restricts entry and location for payments under the first section, barring lands within Indiana’s Wabash and Erie canal grant, alternate sections reserved to the United States, and lands Indiana selected for the canal. Approved July 21, 1840.

Lasel State of Indiana United Sites

Resolution on indemnity for stone cutters at Treasury and Patent Office

A 1840 congressional resolution directs commissioners to examine claims of stone cutters and other laborers suspended from work on the Treasury and Patent Office buildings. They may grant indemnity for lost wages during suspension, based on circumstances and prior government earnings, with an upper limit tied to average wages from prior months.

Senate House of Representatives United States Congress Washington Jmne Apruoven

Court notices and state appointments update

The report adds that Solomon T. Braddy was appointed Clerk of the Superior Court replacing Henry Bryan who resigned. Robert W. Haywood has been appointed Adjutant General of the state, succeeding deceased B. Daniel. Maine election returns are disputed with both parties claiming victory.

Superior Court Solomon T. Braddy Henry Bryan Robert W. Haywood Raleigh B. Daniel Maine

Tarburus Pre s Loa Hero in a Cage

A cryptic quoted dialogue mocks a hero figure called Tarburus and Loa, asking the captive hero for his position and opinions while confined. The speaker references a grand inquisitor, Grannyship, and a cage or log dwelling in a taunting, ritual tone. The request centers on questions about daily cider consumption and the status of an aged authority.

Reign of terror under Adams era exposed by witness

The narrative recounts men wielding swords to force a printer, demanding authors' names, and a captain ordering lashes and beatings in Philadelphia era turmoil. It portrays outrage at political oppression and laments revived gag resolutions and the black cockade’s memory.

M. van Buren Rerew Pend Tippe River Raisin Granny Harrison North Bend John Adams Adams Liberty Jefferson Grannies Lancaster Troup Montgomery Jacob Gossin Peter Nagle Martin van Buren Mr. Crittenden Evho

Mock political factions threaten a Van Buren presidency

The article critiques a proposed coalition of abolitionists Northern and Eastern factions with Southern slaveholders. It questions the legitimacy of a Black Cockade candidate and warns that mixing such forces could not sustain a genuine presidency. It endorses Martin Van Buren as the safer choice for preserving the Union and liberties.

Governa Jaroh CIA Rudolph Lampe Jacob Sebocidey Mog Cian Harrisburg Pennsylvania North East Bowie Blue Light Wa Hartford Tippecanoe Fort Stephen Martin van Buren

Market prices and commodities at Washington Market

Listing reads wholesale prices for bacon and hams, naval stores, tar, fish and herrings with varied figures. It notes prices per unit and per quantity, indicating market activity on September 23. The fragment includes several items and price points, reflecting continuing trade in provisions and naval stores.

Washington Naval Son

Hopewell Academy Incorporation Sought by General Assembly

An application will be made to the next General Assembly of North Carolina to pass an act incorporating Hopewell Academy near Stantonby appointing trustees. September 14, 1540.

General Assembly No Carolina Hopewell Academy Stantonsby

Petersburg Business Continues at Old Stand Amid Rail Links

Petersburg, Va remains active in commerce with prompt terms at the former Derby & McPheeter site, inviting North Carolina friends to extend favors. General Patterson and General Owen of railroad interests are named along with Brown, Snow & Co as forwarders to Raleigh. Date: Sent 7.

Derby & McPheeter Bollingbrook North Carolina SF. Patterson Ht G. RR Jas. Owen R.& WE Brown, Snow & Co Ralewy Raillie Petersburg

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