Early 19th Century Louisiana Territory Provisions
The act outlines territorial governance for Louisiana, including education funded from public lands, non interference with U.S. soil disposal, tax rules favoring residents, free rivers and ports for U.S. citizens, and continuation of existing laws until altered. It repeals conflicting earlier acts and sets December as the start for the new provisions, with H. Clay and W. H. Crawford signing.
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Owledge
United States
Congress
General Assembly
U.S
Mississippi
Missouri
Louissiana
U. States
Louisienna
Louisiana
H. Clay
House of Representatives
WM. H. Crawford
Senate
Confederation Delegates and Plans for Poland’s Reestablishment
The document outlines the Polish confederation's powers, its Warsaw council, key members, and procedures to approach the King of Saxony and Emperor Napoleon for protection. It emphasizes unity, the continuity of authorities, and a pledge to pursue national reconstitution against factionalism.
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Tian
Confederation
Warsaw
Stanislaus Court of
Antony Ostrowski
Brzeziny
Frederick Count of Skorzewski
Bromberg
Josehim Owidzki
Deistrict
Lublin
Francis Wczyk
Blala
Francis Count
Skoientski
Kalmierz
Hbdow
Charles Sko1kowski
Poland
Napoleon
Italy
Re Establishment of the Kingdom of Poland Edict
The general confederation of Poland decrees the re establishment of the Kingdom and nation. Diets of the Duchy to be convoked. Poles and Polish territory invited to join the confederation and councils. Officers soldiers civil and military agents urged to abandon Russian service. All ecclesiastical civil and military authorities to declare the confederation. Members not in the general council may return home until invited again.
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Kingdom OF Poland
Poland
Kingdom of
Council General
Confederation
Council
General Confederation
Northern Army News and Winter Quarters Likely
Reports from the northern army indicate they are in sight of each other with winter quarters likely in Montreal. A snowbound Skaneateles letter notes over two feet of snow and troops may move to the Niagara side. A severe Monday night gale damaged Albany and Greenbush US barracks.
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Prattessure
C.mp
15Th
Pike
Montreal
Isle of
Nois
St. Johns
Canada
Albany
Albany Gazette
Dearborn
Skaneatales
Niagara River
Springfield
N. J
Paragon
New York
Greenbush
United States
Growler Sloops Capture Sloop on Lake Ontario Report
The schooner Growler with five guns in Commodore Chauncey's squadron on Lake Ontario takes a small sloop en route from York to Kingston. It carries the effects and, it is reported, the body of the late General Brock.
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Growler
Chauncey
Lake
Ontario
York
Kingston
Brock
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Georgiay
Tennessce
Pensacola
West
Florida
The
National Intelligencer
Edmund P. Gates
U. States’ Army
Knoxville
Hickory Ground
Wethington
Richmond
Tellapoola
Penfa
Alabama
Corfy
Jones
U. S
Wasp
Secretary of the Navy
Gamppes
Delaware
Scoh
Liens
Biddle
Rodger’s
Badth
Mr. Rapp
Whinyates
Claxton
Tom
Jas. Jones
Paul Hamilton
the Navy
Northern & Western Armies
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