Death of Major General James Jackson Honored in Georgia
Head Quarters GA Louisville April 8 1806 announces the death of Major General James Jackson who led Georgia Militia and served as a State Senator. General Baldwins letter recalls long friendship and Jacksons wartime service, states he died at dawn after aiding the country. Orders call officers and citizens to wear crape for six weeks starting May 1.
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Georgia
Louisville
James Jackson
Congress of
United States
Abraham Baldwin
Tate
Jackson
De‘clare
Geo. R. Clayton
Local Auction Notice of Spring Goods and Provisions
A riverfront sale lists a wide assortment including textiles, lace, silk, gloves, papers, bagging, sugar, wine, spirits, brandy, gin, rum, molasses, moulds, butter, and salt. Goods will be sold very low with daily river arrivals and expected 600 bushels of ground salt and crockery. April 19.
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London
War Department ration bids sought for 1806 07 period nationwide
War Department notice invites separate proposals at the Secretary of War’s office until noon on the first Wednesday in June for supplying all rations from October 1806 to September 1807 at posts across the United States including Niagara Detroit Michilimackinac Fort Wayne Chicago and multiple western and southern locations and continuing with 1807 for Georgia South Carolina North Carolina Virginia Maryland Delaware New Jersey and beyond detailing ration composition and pricing flexibility with advance supplies allowed and losses payable by the United States under officer certificates and credit rules.
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War Department
Department of War
United States
Niagara
Detroit
Michilimakinac
Fort Wayne
Chikago
Anyles
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana Territory
South West Point
Telico
Knoxville
Nashville
Tennessee
Georgia
Tennessee River
Warrieg
Kentecky
Vioiennes
Wabath
Fort Mafiac
New Madrid
Chickasaw Bluffs
Arkansas
Natchez
Fort Adams
Missifsippi Territory
Washington
Mississippi River
St. Louis
St. Charles
Katkakia
Cahokia
Louisiana
Fort Meffac
New Orleans
Placquimines
Point-Coupee
Cacheta
Natchitoches
Appelaches
Aitakapa
Fort Stoddert
Fort St. Stephens
Oseane
County of
Missisippi
Fort Wilkinson
CockportMand
Charlesston
Rocky Mount
Santee
North and
South Carolina
Sth
Norfolk
Virginia
Fort M‘henry
Maryland
District of Columbia
Fort Mifflin
Carlisfe
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Pitbeurg
Fort Jay
West Point
Albany
Schenectady
New York
United State Armory
Michilimackinney Detroit
Chickago
Porteon
Feas
Seaboard
Indian
H. Dearborn
Secretary of War
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Wayne
1St
Baldwin
Uly
Moses Speer
Simms
Strick Jack
John Hill, &Co
Shoes & Boots
Kneeland
Perfors
Solomon Kneeland
Fort Trumbull
Fort Wolcott
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Vermont
Fast Independence
Boston Harbor
Massachusetts
Springfield
Maine
Portsmouth
Portland
New Hampshire
Massachusette
Broadstreet
Busine
Prain
Augusts
Augusta
William BB
Augustus Moqre
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