Madison Declares Ratified Algiers Treaty Of 1805
President James Madison, with Senate advice, ratifies and confirms the Treaty of Peace and Amity with the Dey of Algiers. The document, signed in Washington on December 26, 1815, details mutual rights, prisoner exchanges, naval conduct, and consular duties between the United States and Algiers.
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United States OF America
Omar Bashaw
Algierss
Algiers
Stephen Decatur
William Shaler
United States
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United Prewe of
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James Madison
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Washington
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Private petitions take Congress time as Ney trial looms
The Chronicle notes Congress has no national issue and will keep committees busy with private petitions until reports. A news item from Bordeaux arrives via New York dated November 24. In Augusta a public dinner honors Major General Gaines with toasts to Washington and Madison.
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Bordeaux
Marshal Ney
Chamber of Peers
Paris
Augusta
Eagle Tavern
Gaines
Hi. M*tyre
Cumming
A. Watkins
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James Madison
United States
Pitet
Peace and Patriotism Gathered in Revolutionary Remembrance
A historical tribute enumerates figures and ideas from the U S Congress to naval power praising peace, republican unity, and military valor. It salutes Thomas Jefferson Adams Russell and James Bayard, vows national healing, and notes enduring memory of heroes such as Pike Covington and Decatur with a Georgia civic welcome to peace and national honor.
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Fferson
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Adams & Russell
United States
New Orleans
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Decatur
Abpere
Pike
Covington
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Georgia
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Captain Lawrence
Cumming
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People of America
Maj
Gee. Gaines
Maj. Walton
Capt. Pendleton
Abraham Baldwin
Durkee
Col. Jones
Monroe
Mily
Glascock
Homer V. Milton
Branch W. Miller
Erwis
Walter Leigh
Augusta
Wifter
Gen. Walker
Young man seeks position in store hiring
Young man asks for a chance to work in a store with a recommendation offered. He requests inquiries or an interview on January 12.
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