Andrew Jackson Reports on Creek War Actions and Bravery
Major General Andrew Jackson notes a series of engagements on the creek frontier where militia fought valiantly, suffering 20 killed and 75 wounded, with 4 later dying. He praises officers for discipline, details enemy losses, and argues the expedition hastened the war’s end while boosting morale and diverting enemy movements.
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Hamilton
Nennan
Evans
Capridectek
Armatrong
Floyd
Wallapeesee
Val
Tamir
Andrew, Jackson
Notice from Columbia Court House
Notice dated 4 February 1814 from the Columbia court house referencing Galigerous Uypcey. The fragmentary text provides little further context or detail about the action or parties involved.
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Galigerous Uypcey
Columbia Court House
Military Skirmishes Near Vermont Frontier Reported
News from the northern border region describes outpost skirmishes with mixed outcomes. General Wilkinson has secured Sacketts Harbor and its fleet, while garrison strength rises to 3000 effective men. Pennsylvania militia mobilizes to defend the fleet as French Mills braces for a possible assault under Wilkinson's readiness.
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Borde
Vermont
Wilkinson
Sacketts Harbor
Garrigan
Pennsylvania
Ourifleet
French Mills
Congress Debates Land Sale Relief and Postpones Bill
The House debated extending time for paying for public lands in the Mississippi Territory. Georgia backed relief for late purchasers, while Mississippi and other speakers argued for postponement to Friday. A charity sermon follows at St. Paul’s with a collection for the Mane Asylum.
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Georgia
Colombia Court House
Columbia
Warrenton
Warren
Sparta
Hancock
Greensborough
Greene
Congress
David W. Crawford
Oeter
Lattinore
Miss
Iit
Mississippi Territory
Hall
Geo
M’kee
Jennings
Indiana
Lattimore
Uand
Forsyth
Gee
U. States
Telfair % Geo
Ter’. le Mir
Robertson
Lew
Telfair
M‘kee
Furrow
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Mr. Tompson
Unist Catuca
Imade
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Obituary notices from the Mirror of the Times and local region
The column lists multiple deaths and tributes including editor Nikolaus Svannes of Mirror of the Times aged 31, Ax R. L. T. Sau a dugging of Dr. D. Smelt aged one, Brxxz a hero minister of the Gospel, Wm. Zac many Esq public officer of Columbia county, Mrs Many Kaygaxosworra wife of D Killingsworthy, M. Jas Tixsexy of Columbia county, Maturn Fox Esq native of Augusta aged 36, noted for family roles and public service. reflects local esteem and memorial sentiments.
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4Nikl Svannes
the Times
R. L. T. Sau
D. Smelt
Burke ‘Ria
Brxxz
Petfidd
Many Kaygaxosworra
D. Killingsworthy
Columbia
Estate of Jace Buse Seeks Return of Pistols and Hats
A missing items notice requests the return of a pair of pistols and matching hats borrowed from the estate of Jace Buse. The finder should leave the items at the subscriber’s home.
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Jace “Buse
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