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REPORT, FROM THE COMMITTEE OF CLAIMS, TO WHOM WERE REFERRED THE REPRESENTATION AND MEMORIALS OF SUNDRY CITIZENS OF MASSACHUSETTS, PURCHASERS UNDER THE GEORGIA COMPANY, OF THE AGENTS FOR PERSONS COMPOSING THE NEW ENGLAND LAND COMPANY, PURCHASERS UNDER THE GEORGIA AND MISSISSIPPI COMPANY, AND THE AGENT FOR SUNDRY CITIZENS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, PURCHASERS UNDER THE UPPER MISSISSIPPI COMPANY. 18th January, 1805 by United States. Congress. Committee on Claims - 1805

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REPORT, FROM THE COMMITTEE OF CLAIMS, TO WHOM WERE REFERRED THE REPRESENTATION AND MEMORIALS OF SUNDRY CITIZENS OF MASSACHUSETTS, PURCHASERS UNDER THE GEORGIA COMPANY, OF THE AGENTS FOR PERSONS COMPOSING THE NEW ENGLAND LAND COMPANY, PURCHASERS UNDER THE GEORGIA AND MISSISSIPPI COMPANY, AND THE AGENT FOR SUNDRY CITIZENS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, PURCHASERS UNDER THE UPPER MISSISSIPPI COMPANY. 18th January, 1805 by United States. Congress. Committee on Claims - 1805

REPORT, FROM THE COMMITTEE OF CLAIMS, TO WHOM WERE REFERRED THE REPRESENTATION AND MEMORIALS OF SUNDRY CITIZENS OF MASSACHUSETTS, PURCHASERS UNDER THE GEORGIA COMPANY, OF THE AGENTS FOR PERSONS COMPOSING THE NEW ENGLAND LAND COMPANY, PURCHASERS UNDER THE GEORGIA AND MISSISSIPPI COMPANY, AND THE AGENT FOR SUNDRY CITIZENS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, PURCHASERS UNDER THE UPPER MISSISSIPPI COMPANY. 18th January, 1805

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Washington City: William Duane & Son, 1805. Disbound. Very Good binding. Octavo. 20 pp. Removed from nonce volume. Pencil note at the top of the title page else clean. Congress's continued attempts to address the mess created and left by the Yazoo Land Fraud and claims involving the Georgia Company, the New England Mississippi Land Company, the Georgia Mississippi Company, and Upper Mississippi Company. Shaw & Shoemaker 9600.
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Report of the Committee on the Public Lands on sundry petitions from Louisiana and the Mississippi Territory, respecting the decisions of the board of commissioners on claims to land in said State and Territory....

by United States. Congress. House. Committee on the Public Lands

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[Washington], 1816. Unbound. Very Good. accompanied with a bill to establish a board of commissioners to decide finally on claims to land in Louisiana and the Mississippi Territory. April 15th, 1816. 21cm; 3, [1], pages. Report establishes the Committee empowered to review claims to land that pre-dated the Louisiana Purchase.
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Legal Representatives of James C. Watson. June 23, 1848. Mr. Daniel, from the Committee of...

Legal Representatives of James C. Watson. June 23, 1848. Mr. Daniel, from the Committee of Claims, made the following Report

by U.S. Congress, House of Representatives. Thirtieth Congress-First Session. Report No. 724. Committee of Claims

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Paperback. Very Good. Washington: GPO, 1848. 22p. Disbound (removed from a bound volume). 23 cm. No separate wrapper. A few dark spots and minor foxing. 30th Cong. 1st Sess. House. Report No. 724. Watson made advances to the agent of the Creek Indians for the value of slaves in accordance with an agreement between General Jessup and Creek warriors as an inducement to persuade them to aid in the fight against the Seminoles. The Creeks did their part but the government decided that they shouldn't be compensated for the value of the slaves they were not allowed to take or keep. A majority on the Committee of Claims supported the government and voted to disallow Watson's claim.
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