Military discharges and pensions act of 1811
The document outlines provisions for noncommissioned officers and privates to receive five dollars monthly, rules for discharge and pensions, and eligibility for widows and heirs of those killed or who died in service. It allocates funds, details survey and provision terms, and notes approval by President James Madison and Speaker Clay in 1811.
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Tiw
Wier
Ihisa
Hall
Mall Wave
Battallior Fathy
Aye
Ren
Wilkinson
Fredericktown
James Wilkinson
James Madison
Stations of the Preachers of the Methodis' Church 1812 Georgia
A list of presiding elders and districts in Georgia for 1812, naming Lovick Pierce James Wahington Alexander Fatly and other church leaders. Includes scattered place names and regional divisions across circuits and districts as recorded in the period.
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Methodis
Georgia
Lovick Pierce
Cirtuit
Plenty Bais
John J. E. ‘Bata
Dtrond River
Mole
Andrew
Jacob Idlemvia
Michael Dorr
Nicholas Ponch
Wparradifra
Joseph Tarpley
Presding
Spartaciscuit
Toinds
Y. Cock
Lucius Quoc
Devainipert
Medan Creek
Joth’ Tarrant
Jamee Ategers Wahington
Alexander Fatly
Ooo
Xees
Joseph Satlenstall
Britton Bunch Adedgenith
Simdel M. Meek
Ste Mary's
Bedjrmin Delany
Ogethee Difriet
Lewis Myers
Presiding Elder
Warren Civenit
Nicholas Powers
John Freeman
Lidé Rivers
H Me Stansell
Charles Dickinson
Lichville
Henry D. Green
Daniel Town
AL Bie
War Taxes Debate Moves Toward Postponement and Tariff Votes
The House debated War Taxes with motions to postpone consideration until April and to submit to a full committee review. Members argued over duties on imports, salt, and distillers, with votes split on postponement and the various resolutions.
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Alston
Bibb
Hall
Mir
M'Kim
Fikk
Congress
Mesfis
M* Kim
Smil
Troup Rhea
Fabusen
Boyd
Findley
Calhoun
Cheves
Committee of Ways and Means
Tte
Yuan
House
Widgery
F.fk
Bacon
Troy
Stow
Troup
British and American News from Parliament to French Vessels
The Cumberland arrives from Plymouth in 44 days and reports the Prince's Speech and Parliament debates. The Queen's Council notes the king’s health remains good physically but weak mentally, hindering royal authority. Reports on Franco American negotiations and contradictory French actions toward American ships bound for England are noted.
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Charleston
Cumberland
Lewis
Laevening
Plymouth
Eng
London Ee
Britain
U.S
House of Lords
Earl Gray Sind
Lord Greenvillé
Commons
Sieve Burdett
Lord Cochrane
Whitebready Lathers
Queen’s Council
Barlow
France
U. States
England
Orange
United States
London News Baffles France and Wilkinson Verdict
Long London papers detail six American ships seized by Morlaix and reports from Paris and Plymouth. Marshals Ney and Oudinot arrive in Paris. Wilkinson acquittal praised by Washington Whig Society. shipping losses and cartel exchanges tied to ongoing conflicts with Britain and France.
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London
Veffel
Dartmouth
Morlaix
Paris
3D Inft
Marshals ,Ney
Oudinot
Pyris
Srtt
Baltic
France
Holland
St. George
Yarmouth
Lloyd's
Wellington City
Washington Whig Society
Bet Witches
Young
James Wilkinson
The
Society For
Peace Report Strongly Indicated Between Russia and Turkey
Dispatches from Riga and St Petersburg claim preliminary treaties have been signed for restoring tranquility between Russia and Turkey. A letter from a Gottentorg envoy arriving in Haris notes negotiations concluded and the official party to the arrangement already set in motion toward the Swedish port for transmission.
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Noel
Beto
Riafia
Turkey
Peterburgh
Bibl
Canni
Cally
Riga
Respectivg
N. On
Iman
Gottentorg
Haryisth
Rifia
Latest from Cadiz and the European War News
From Cadiz the ship armed below reports no news from Portugal. Two army events are noted with Anda lusing and Valencia, Suchet’s rout of Valencia, Hill’s movement toward Andalusia, and Wellington wintering. The Regency change is debated as Cortes exclude the royal family, keeping powers with the people until Ferdinand VII’s restoration.
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George
A.bert
Stephen Singleton
Cadiz
Federal Gazette
Portugal
Andalusing
Valencia
Lord Wellington
Thar
Hill
Andalusias
Wellington
Cortes
Roya
Ferdinand Vie
Fragmentary Historical OCR Summary
The readable fragments reference a governor, a settlement, military matters, and an incident at a port involving an apparent killing. Names and precise events are unclear due to the damaged text.
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Fi. Clay
House of Representatives
Clinton. Price
Wragacens
John Porter
Warritton
Revert L. Kennon
Savernat
Janca Bill
Montreal
Nun’s 14
Ncac Laprsirie
Mr. M. Clay
Seaboard
Stanford
Clay
Seybert
Newton
Ohiio
Smilie
Ohio
U. S
Blackledge
Messrs
Macon
Wright
Gholsin &F Widgery
King
Porter
Siow
Lacock
Tracy
Grandy
Chia
Bibby Hall
Troupin
Bitb
Hall & Troupin
Maryland
Carri
Acastus
Colles
Boston
Norfolk
Halifax
Fescano
Whnce
Sampoo
Adventurer
Star
Bucu
Hantey
Britannia
Eliza Anne
Campbell
Morlinx
New-York
Falmouth
Maese
Basque Roads
Lord W. Steuart
T. Alexander
Oporto
Corunna
Wathington Whig Society
Baltimore
Wichett Bles
Cing
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