President Madison's Message to Congress 1810
President Madison reports to Congress on British and French decrees, neutral commerce, and impresses on retaliation, Newfoundland trade, Danish tensions, and the need for military readiness. He notes West Florida occupation, Barbary peace, and calls for education, militia reform, naval funding, and a national seminary. Secretary of State instructions to Claiborne direct the Orleans Territory proclamation and frontier support.
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Sithe United States
Orleans
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Strayed Sorrel Horse from Lewis Bequet Stable Back Count
A small eight year old sorrel horse strayed from the abscriber’s stable during the night of the 17th or 18th. The mare has a long mane and tail, is blind in the right eye, and eye ball is clear making vision uncertain. Reward plus expenses paid for information leading to recovery. December 22.
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Lewis Bequet
Notice of dissolution and collection demands for Ross Brown Co
Notice states the partnership Ross Brown Co is dissolved. Creditors should present demands for payment and debtors must settle accounts immediately or their notes will be placed with an attorney for collection. Signed by William Ross. December 223
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