Claiming Louisiana Territory by United States Proclamation
Madison orders possession of disputed territory south of the Mississippi and east of the river, with Claiborne to enforce American authority. An October 1810 Mississippi Territory letter from Governor Holmes urges US protection for East Florida independence supporters and outlines claims, promises, and a proposed 100,000 dollar loan to support a pathway to statehood or annexation options.
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Mississippi Territory
Mississippi
Perdido
United States
Paris
Louisiana
Spain
France
Spanih
J. James Madison
United States of America
William C. C. Claiborne
Orleans
Washington
U.s
James Madison
R. Smith
Holmes
Secretary of State
Merida
East Florida
West Florida
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Great Britain
Cuba
Bonaparte
Commonwealth
Secretary of the Treasury
John Rhea
Baton Rouge
Notice of Hiring at Market House in Augusta
Will be hired at the Market house in Augusta on the first day of January next. The Negroes belonging to the estate of Jothus Tallus deceased. Holland M'Tyre, Executor. December 29. Also the Negroes belonging to the children of Abraham Tally. Holland M'Tyre, Guardian. December 29.
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Augusta
Jothus Tallus
Holland M
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Abraham Tally
Holland
M'Tyre, Guardian
Treasury report outlines state of public revenue and committee work
The article notes the omission of Congress proceedings this week to present the Secretary of the Treasury's report on public revenue. It details that the Senate and House focus on forming standing committees and routing sections of the President's Message to those committees for study.
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Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Gallatin reports obedience to Treasury Act in House
Albert Gallatin submits a report prepared under the act to establish the Treasury Department. He addresses the Speaker of the House with formal respectful closing and signs as ALBERT GALLATIN. The communication reflects parliamentary procedure and cabinet-level oversight.
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Treasury Department
Albert Gallatin
Treasury Report on Revenue and Expenditures 1810 1811
The report outlines net revenues from duties and tonnage for 1808 and 1809, projects 1810 and 1811 receipts, and tallies land sales and debt repayments. It proposes a loan to cover anticipated deficits and to fund annual appropriations, detailing balances, expenditures, and debt amortization.
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Treasury Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Ohio
Missippi
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The
House of Representatives
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