Madison signs ratified Algiers treaty with Omar Bashaw peace terms
President James Madison with the Senate approves and seals the June 13 1815 treaty of peace and amity with Algiers. The document lists articles detailing prisoner releases tributes, passports, commerce, consuls, and mutual rights, ratified at Washington on December 26 1815 with James Monroe as secretary.
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Public Dinner in Augusta Honors General Gaines
The citizens of Augusta held a public dinner at the Eagle Tavern in his honor with the Intendant presiding. Vice Presidents included Hi M Tyre Cum ming and Dr A Watkins. Toasts praised the memory of the War hero and James Madison for guiding the government through perilous times.
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Abraham Baldwin
Durkee
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Monroe
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Homer V. Milton
Branch W. Miller
Erwis
Walter Leigh
Wifter
Gen. Walker
Peace and Patriotism in American Civic Emblems
A commemorative piece lists figures and themes honoring peace and national strength. It praises Jefferson, Adams, and Washington era ideals, notes naval and military achievements, and salutes veterans, governors, and public officials while invoking unity and republican principles.
Young man seeks store job with recommendation
A young man who can provide a recommendation wishes to work in a store. Enquiries accepted at his January 12 appointment.
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