Command Plan for Fort Aingate Block-House defense
Micad quartere Fort Aingate December 8 1813 Captain Leonard to position lodgings and distribute posts for infantry and men in case of attack. He will coordinate with Captain Linas of the artillery and infantry officers to defend works and repairs, with orders by Brig. Gen. George M Clure. Doware Faastier 15th U.S. infantry and volt. and de camnft.
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Genera
Fort Aingate
Aptain Leonard
Leonard
Loenas
George M'Clure
Doware Faastier
U.S. Inf
General Orders Fort Niagara December 1813 Provisions and Reports
Headquarters Fort Niagara December 13 1813 The contractor must deposit one month's provisions for three hundred men at Fort Niagara and supply issued rations at Lewiston Schlosser and Buffalo with signed returns by each station This passage also notes a letter from General M Clure and details about Fort Niagara’s capture and enemy movements including a party of 40 reconnoitering on the river De Trench and subsequent casualties and captures Possibly from Warren post master communications in early 1814
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Fort Niagara
Fort Nioagara
Lewiston
Schlosser
Buffalo
Differeent
M‘clure
Joan A. Revexns
Cartaih
Aid de Camp
Warren
J. John
Sten
Pittsburgh
Lower Sandusky
Larwell
Fisk
da Vis
Gen- Cass
River de Trench
Nat
Pampeluna Fallen Reported By Telegraph
A gentleman from the authorities notes that intelligence arrived the evening before that Pampeluna has finally surrendered to the allica. Full credit is given to the dispatch, reported in the Fed. Gaz.
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Pampeluna
Allica
Gaz
Embargo Bill Gains Ground Amid National Debate
The Chronicle notes the embargo bill is now functioning, with public support framing it as essential to national defense and law maintenance. It argues domestic interests align with public good and that rising produce values reflect policy impact, while peace prospects may be hastened.
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Union
Armistice Rumors and French War News in Early 1800s
The Raleigh Minerva notes a possible armistice move tied to Admiral Warren and Lord Castlereagh, with a view to suspending hostilities under conditions our government rejects. It also reports a North Carolina Supreme Court decision striking down the 1819 law suspending executions and comments on ongoing French events from Nantes to Mentz, including Bonaparte’s position, battles, and casualty figures.
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Philadelphia
Warren
Lord Castle
Jeaph
Warn
Supreme Court of
North Carolina
Supreme Court
New Im
Raleigh Minerva
Melancholy Rumour and Local News From Across Town
New York reports a western Pennsylvania letter claiming the destruction of Eric and Perry’s Fleet. Paris dispatches confirm Mr Crawford’s accreditation and home dispatches. Plattsburg notes possible enemy attack and mobilization. Married Alexander Bowstir to Miss Susan B. Jack. Died Eliza Beall, Rozsat B. Cantar.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Eric
Com. Perry
Paris
Crawford
Champlin
Arsiatroil
Eliza Beall
R.D. Beall
Milledgeville
Rozsat B. Cantar
U. S
Georgia
Notice of Licenses and Certificates Attending Elbert Lincoln and Wilkes Counties
Public notice announces a 1814 license hearing in Elbert Lincoln and Wilkes counties for retailers of wines spirits foreign merchandise and stills carriages with Dudley Jones Collector listing dates February 17 19 and 21 22 at Elbert Lincoln Wilkes for internal duties. Also mentions prize brig Victoria cargo Jamaica rum sugar coffee to be sold by the Marshal around February 15 and an 8 acre lot for rent on the sand hills with a dwelling.
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Georgia
Elbert Court-House
Elbert
Lincoln Courthouse
Lincoln
Washington
Wilkes
Congress
Franklin
Dudley Jones
Gee
Jamaica
Vitoria
Rapid
Charleston
Howe
Hopse
Auguste
Charles Johnson
D c
United States—District of Georgia
District Court of the United States
Burton’s Wharf
John Eppinger
Marshal Marshal's Office
Savannah
Public Notice of Internal Revenue Licensing in 1814
Public Notice dated Tan. 26 1814 from the Collector in Carnesville announces enforcement of late 1813 Internal Revenue acts. Retailers of wines and spirits, refiners of sugar, and owners of carriers must apply in writing for licenses and bonds, with taxes and duties due, under penalties for noncompliance.
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Congress
Stiller
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Batavia
Niagara
France
Xoron
Fanny
Erman
Nantz
Bonaparte
Mentz
Mayence
Rhine
Germany
Wrede
Itzerland
Soult
Lord Wellington
Pyrenees
Richmond Bath
J. Posner
Plattsburg
Janenary
Timber Grove
Abbeville
Wm. M. Barr
Alexanpen Bowst
Susan B. Jack
Carnesville
Geo
Mirror of the Times
Augusta Herald
Columbia Court-House
Middle Cliuie
Ben J. H. Sturges
Henry Zinm, Adn'r
Jefferson County
Lonieswile
Honor Mears
Wi. Wright
Benj. Gobert
Joan Patterson
Tee
Joseph Patterson
Louisville
Fraser & Ampbell
J. Hutchinson
Tan
Oliver Land
New-Pork
Gonsignmebat
Westings
L. C. Canfelou
New-York
Altoca
L. C. Cantelou
Columbia Court
Peter Crawford
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