Congress debates select committees on war and finance
A house committee reports on resolving to refer much of the presidents foreign affairs and war related measures to select committees. Members are named for Ways and Means Commerce and Manufactures Public Lands District of Columbia Post Office pensions judiciary and militia as well as national currency roads and canals and other topics. The new Capitol Hill building project yields a lease offer to Congress. A resolution to expand standing committees awaits next session.
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Auland Frontier
Canary
District of Columbia
Commerce and Manufactures
Piper
Sharpe
Ckering
Vose
Barbour
Law
Ways and
Mresses
Powrdes
Burwell
N.yosely
Robertson, Ingham and Gaston
Newton
Murfree, Baylies
Parris
Chappell, Boss & Sergeant
Claims
Yancy
Alexander
Goodwin
Davenport, Lyle
Stanford and Chipman
Robertson
Creighton
Clark
Wilson
Hanmord
Nelson
Wallace
M-Lean
Reed
Betts
Condict
Bradbury
Maclay
Gn Foreign Affairs
Johnson
Moore
S. C. Forsyth
Deshus Champion
Bulter
Pleasants
Middleton
Cooper
Hammond
Bess
Mibean
Galliou
Maca
Hopkinson
Nson
Hacpeyses
Wright
Rice
Powell
House
Senate
Capitol Hill
Congress
Capitol
United States
Wilde
Porlier Letter to His Wife Amid Lisbon Dispatches
The letter from J. C. De La G to his wife requests acceptance of his imminent death with faith and resignation. It notes a monk bearer from St. Augustine and urges adherence to his last will, while other dispatches recount Lisbon papers on the Spanish insurrection, executions, and troop movements.
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Parton
St. Augustine
J. C. DE LA G
Boston
Davis
Lisbon
Madrid
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Portier
St. Jago
Tig
Ponstex
Hanghman
Spain
Pocker
Buonaparte
Paris
Brazils
Pocusdium
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France News Reflected in Atlantic Dispatches From Paris to New York
The Packet from Havre de Grâce returns in 36 days with reports France remains quiet, most Russian troops leaving, British and Prussian forces at Paris, and Ney’s fate unfinished. Passengers include Col Antoine Baron de Bellina, a Polish ex equerry to Napoleon, with extensive orders and service. English policy, Russia’s influence, and possible treaties are discussed in lengthy letters debating European power dynamics.
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New-York
Packet
Porter
Havec de Garae
France
Paris
Marshal Ney
Col
Antoine Baron de Bellina
Napoleon
Elba
St. Helena
Fiim
Revelations on Press Freedom and Wellington in Paris Letter
Extract from Paris dated Oct 9 reports factions in London debating press liberty and suppression. It claims the court and Wellington’s critics seek to discredit him, alleging a hidden convention behind his actions and rumors of Castlereagh disapproval amid political maneuvering.
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Paris
Duke of Wellington
Lord Castlereagh
Acts Passed by the Georgia Legislature in Early 1809
A long list of acts including tax measures for Baldwin and Wilkes counties, regulation of juries and inland waterways, road and bridge authorizations, town charters for Athens Darien Darien Darien, and various corporate and public improvements. Notable items name Hancock and Emanuel counties, Savannah river navigation, and moves toward education and public infrastructure.
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Baldwin
Hancock County
Emmanual
Bulloch
Savanah
Savannah River
John Beck
Surveyor Generals
Carson
Wayine County
St. ‘Till
Shaler Hillyer
Wilkes
Muckle
Athens
Clarke
Jasper County
Aden Moss
Aden Powell
William Henry Brazier
Henry William Braziel
Ambroag Ransom
James West
Taxiia
Cosifire
Louisville
Dorien
William
Whitley
Nathaniel Payne
Fai'sv
Richemon i
Warneing
Montgomery
Emanuel
Gan
Ible
Ani
Couny
Lincs
Glynn
John Moore
Eisha Wii
Lincoln
Wilkes T
Washington
Merion Court
Elbert County
Said
Watkinsville
Gikrk
Savannah Library Society
Savarnnah P-h
Miliedgeville
Nemher
Chi
Sta of Georgia
Carenion
Savannah
Morgan Academy
Madison
Greensborough
Greene
Siloa
William Scoct
Inioh
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