Desperate Battle as Tecumseh Ally Forces Assault Tallassee Town
General Floyd leads a seven day march through hostile Creek country to strike Tallassee and Autessee towns. Indian allies fought bravely but the American volley and bayonet forced the retreat to Chatabouchie with estimated enemy casualties around 200 killed and 400 buildings burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eciesion
Meriwether
Irwin
Steele
Lown
Conleebee Creek
Tallissee
M’intosh
Iog
Chatabouchie
Autessee
Newnan
Crawford
Pace
Williamson
Clapton
Freeman
Thomas
Adams
Lieut
Henderson
Lee
Kelford
Broadnax
Montgomery
Ad Gust
Booth
Watson
Patterson
Strong
Tennell
Barton
John Ployd
B. G
Detailed 1813 Battle Report From Fort Armstrong Victory
A lengthy Civil War era style dispatch lists casualties by company including Parker, King, Reynolds and Hammonds. It recounts a decisive December 3 1813 battle near Chatahoochee against autossee and Tallapoosa towns with estimates of 200 enemy dead 54 killed and 54 wounded for allies and references Generals Floyd Barton Newnan and Newean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.williameux
John Floyd
Severelly
Mewing
Cavitrr
Illwin
Whitmill Williams
William Conyers
Levin Greer
Elisha Bland
John Mathews
Steele
Gustavus Lavatee
Freeman Penticest
Wm. A. Tennille
Serjeant
Arniluery
Thomas
John Edington
Rogers
Bivine
Rirtemax
Feriwether
Ensign Pollard
Corporal Roberts
Invantar
Wm. Lafrade
George Cleveland
William Downs
Broadnax
Heedeoan
Cleveland
Hampton Hilcomb
William §Arks
Robert Higes
Haye Blair
Jonathan Hammonds
Captain King
James Caldwell
John Pricket
Elisha Serril
John Hines
S Company
Wm. Reed
Robert Smiley
Thomas Dans
James Davis
Wm. Booth
Alexander M‘kee
John Boles
Browning
John Hunt
Williams
John Ray
Horatio Nunnelly
Serjeant Council
Tillingham
Tallapoosie
Floyd
East Florida Civil Conflict Critique From Local Paper
The paper denounces the Patriots of East Florida and their aims as corrupt and detrimental to liberty, refusing to publish their reports as news. It notes the River’s high water blocked the Northern Mail, leaving the status of Northern Armies unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Florida
Florida
Samuel Alexander
Judge Skrine Nominates for U S House Vacancy
The candidate Judge SKRINE is announced to fill the vacancy in the U S House of Representatives caused by Dr Bibb’s election to the Senate. The notice specifies the December date for the vacancy and mentions the election context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skrine
House of Representatives
U. States
Dr. Bibb
Senate
Nol
Alfred Cuthbert
Congress
Wa. Bibb
Charlton Declines Congress Candidacy in Georgia
T A J Charlton announces candidacy for Congress in Georgia but relinquishes the honor deeming others better suited to serve the Republic. Savannah dates November 30 1813. Also notice invites residents to draw for Booths at the Augusta raceground on Monday at 9 AM by order of President William Harriss secretary December 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Republic
T.A. J. Charlton
Savannah
Augusta Turf
Race
WM. Harriss
Sec'ry
Boowtable
Interior Court
Richmind County
Augusta
Reynold
Elbert-street
Savannah River
Legaino Kerbley
Peter Laborde
Dis
Aving
Thomas Glasc Ck
Rocky Creek
John Wilson
Lars
D.c
Lemuel Wootten
James Wootten
Thomas Wootster
John Walker
Col
Russell Jones
John
Elizabeth Lane
Nathaniel Allen
Jackson County
Os Joes
Robert S. Sayre
Petersburg
Geo
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W. Barton
Fort Armstrong
Cussetau
Chatahoochie
Tallassee
Autossee
Telapoosa
Rangers
Pardue
Murray
Paol
Blunt
Warner
Robert Castleberry
James Haynie
Wm. Downs
Newean
Cuaranaocurs
Sendaak
Milton
Monticello
Oakfuskee
Electors OF
Georgia
Boston
Accw
York and
Philatelhita
Gentlemen’s Beaver
Dees
John Barry
Silver Bluff
Warkits
David Nameay
State of
Lincoln County
Leacher
Columbia Court House
Hind Geer
Gallatin
Cima
John Nolan
S. I. Wray
Fancy &Windsor Chair
PEW & Gaunt
Ape
Fancy & Windsor
Wilson
Reid
M& Lock
Lysare
John Raiford
Jefferson County
Cora
Baldwin Raiford
John S. Raiford
Binet
Las Springfield
Geo. Henneny
David Crawford
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