List of killed and wounded in action January 27 1814
A report from Captain Floyd lists numerous casualties across multiple companies and regiments. The document records killed and wounded soldiers, including named individuals, with several mortally or gravely wounded, and notes multiple officers seriously hurt.
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John Floyd
B. Gy
Lewis H. Kevan
Cavalry
Adj
T Abercrombie
Hamilton
Thomas Blakely
Daniel Newgan
Rutt
Rutts
Thomas Curron
Thomas Bigginbottom
Esse Loyal
John.Fry
Butler
Chronicle of military courage and a new appointment
Gen Floyd and Gen Pinckney dispatch reports describe a second bloody battle with heavy losses but notable bravery. Capt Broadnax and Lt Broudaux, aided by friendly Indians, led a bayonet charge that forced the enemy to retreat. The army's conduct under General Oswald Cumming is praised and Major Wu Cummixo is near full recovery to resume inspector duties. A marriage is announced: Zacharith L. Fryer and Sarah Matthews of Burke County married on the prior Thursday evening.
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Floyd
Pinckney
Gapt
Broadnax
Broudaux
Wu Cummixo
Northern Army
John Royal
Zacharith L. Fryer
Sarah Matthews
Burke County
Death notices from Philadelphia and local kin
Died in Philadelphia on January 17 Me Reuben Cook aged 19. In this city on Saturday morning January 22 Charles Edmund Genet Coleman aged 18 eldest son of John Coleman formerly of Elbert county Georgia. Cotton and tobacco prices appear as market snippets.
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Philadelphia
Reuben Cook
Charles Edmund Genet Coleman
John Coleman
Elbert County
Geo
Members of Socral Lover Lodge to Convene Regular Meeting
The Members of Socral Lover No. 18 are to attend a Regulap Meeting of the Lodge at 70 Morro Evening at 7 o'clock. Punctual attendance is required as there will be business of importance by order of the W Master THOS H PENN Secretary Trustees of Christ Church appoint Joan Camppech Treasurer for the year owners of Pews informed he will receive the assessments and any arrears due He is also authorized to rent the vacant Pews seven in number February 4.
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Socral
Thos. H. Penn
Bop
Christ Church
Joan CamPpech
Humber
Town Creek Mills
Edgesfield
Pupric
Christian Breithaupt
Mount Vintage
Statenie Hailid
British fare recrossed the Niagara and ships destroyed
The report notes British troops recrossing the Niagara from Buffaloe and Black Rock with no march toward Erie. It mentions increased enlistment bounties becoming law, a citizens’ appeal to Gen. Wilkinson about public property, and orders for troops to Plattsburgh. Gen Wilkinson and a detachment of about 1000 men arrived at Plattsburgh from the French hills. The enemy aims to distract forces while military stores are moved to Kingston. 120 yoke of oxen reportedly crossed lines for these and other purposes.
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Niagara
Buffaloe
Black Rock
Erie
Prattspuré
Wilkinson
Buellincton
Albany
Plattsburghi
Kingston
Local Sale Notice Lists Various Goods and Terms
A historical sale notice lists items including white and yellow planters, hats, knives, bags, refined sugar, coffee, Jamaica rum, peach brandy, wagon tires, and bar iron. It notes moderate terms for cash or produce and is dated February 3.
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Jamaica
Holdon
Richland Jockeys Club Races at Taylor Plantation
A notice from January 1814 invites members of the Richland Jockeys Club to meet at Taylor’s plantation before racing to set rules for a three day event. The first day offers 3 mile heats for a purse of 300 dollars in kind, the second day 2 mile heats for 200 dollars, and the third day 1 mile heats for remaining funds.
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Svaans
Ayemeee
Taylor
Lemuel Wootten, Sery
Fresh Cotton Seed Offer at Sand Hills Delivery
A subscriber announces will offer fresh cotton seed kept dry for delivery at Sand Hills miles beyond Auguste by a large wagon carrying 100 bushels. Seed priced at 50 cents and more profitable than corn. The notice will not be repeated. Also a request to return pistols and holsters borrowed from the estate of Jacob Buca.
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Sand Hills
Miles
Auguste
T. Sandwich
Jacos Buca
F Phinizy Sale Notes Early 19th Century Goods Auction
An itemized listing details a sale by F Phinizy featuring silk and ribbon trims, bonnets, calicoes, muslin and cotton apparel, broadcloths, and assorted fabrics. The fragment hints at a shop inventory sale with prices and assorted textiles dated October 22.
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F. Phinizy
India
Silvey Rey
Viag Do
Dino
Cotas Ards Singhe Qurb
Girth Webb
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