War Department invites sealed bids for United States rations 1807
The War Department invites sealed proposals for supplying rations to the United States from October 1807 to September 1808 at multiple western and coastal posts including Fort Wayne Fort Dearborn Niagara Detroit Michilimackinac and posts in Illinois Indiana and Kentucky and southern states. Proposals cover meals of beef or pork bread or flour rum or brandy and allowances with advance stocking rights and losses borne by the United States. Proposals open first Wednesday in January 1807 at the department’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secreta
Department of War
Jane
United States
Wim Piet
Niagara
Mick
Michilimachnacy
Wayne
Chikapo
Ohio
Michiany
Tenefice
Georgia
Andjon
Tennefe
Nethville
Kentucky
Tennessee
Parsifon
Vincennes
Wobath
Burt Maifac
New Madris
Chicksiaw Bluth
Arkacis
Natchez
Fort Adams
Musil Spi
Wassington
Indiana ‘Territory
Mississippi River
St. Louis
St. Charles
Kaskaskia
Chokia
Fort St. Stephens
Quleans
Washington
Mississippi Territory
Miiiisippi River
Arkantas
Oakmulgee
Charleston
Rocky Mount
Santee
North and
South Carolina
Eighth
Norfolk
Virginia
Fort M‘henry
Maryland
District of Columbia
Fort Mifflin
Carlisfe
Pensylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Fort Jay
West Por
Albany
Schenectady
New York
Fort Trumbull
Fort Walcott
Connecticut
Rhode, Island
Vermont
Fort Independence
Boston Harbor
Massachusetta
Springfield
District of Maine
Portsmouth
Portland
New Hampshire
District of
Maine
Massachusetts
Michilimackinac
Detroit
Chikagoy
Gond
Sea Board
Indian Frontier
H Dearborn
Secretary of War
Auction at Widow Hef fins dwelling in Warrin County
On Saturday the eighteenth day of April the dwelling house of the widow Hef fins in Warrin county will be sold.
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Heffins
Warrin County
Franklin
Gallatin Mare Service Offered by Isaac Ramsey Stand
Isaac Ramsey and Joseph Cotton advertise the breeding of Gallatin a grey eight year old stallion standing fifteen hands and a half with superior form. The season runs April to August with fees five Dowians and one dollar to the Groom. Mares receive rye and oats pastures, liability limits stated, and Gallatin’s lineage traced to Bedford Mambrino and other English racing stock.
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Jill
Greenville Distri
South Carolina
Sultan
America
Tunis
United States
Elias Earle
Gallatin
Georgia
Bedford
Mambrino
Mambrizo
Lord Grosvenor
England
Gailain
Dungannon
Fairy
Figh- Flyer
Cade
Crab
Galloway
Callender
Grimes
Naylor
Sally
Get
Brimmer
Rosetta
Betsey Baker
Shark
Commerce
Virago
Leviathan &c
Richmond
Virginia
Ocober
Charleston
City
Fredericksburg
Nancy-Air
Isaac Ramsey
Joseph Cotton
Bedford a Pill Controversy in Virginia Racing Scene
The article discusses Bedford and his progeny tied to Col. Wade Hampton with stipulations for mares and betting at Woodlands near Columbia. It notes payments for mares, eight weeks of care, possible penalties, and mentions Bedford’s racing reputation and successful offspring Peecy and Lovrery with three wins each on the Charleston turf.
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Woodlands
Columbia
William Gordon
Wade Hampton
Jittingoish
Bedford
Virginia
Peecy
Lovrery
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Groene
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Greensborough
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Steuben
Columbia Courtehouse
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Thomas Cobby
Drane
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Franklin County
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Hickory Level
Broad River
Bias
Absalom Pefleil
Michael Bex
Jacob Hollingsworth
Said County
Maxfield Kennedy
Crowe River
Stephen Brown
Abram Shenkse
Jonathan Clark
Toogaloe River
Joseph Edwards
Moses Denmar
Jacob Purce
Edmund King
Landinaid
Grant and
Robine
Edmund Levell
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H. Terrell
Sherif
Charles Read
Robert M Naet
Waym Sharo