Peace News From Sackett’s Harbor Panoramic Naval Display
Reports describe a large peace celebration aboard the flagship with officers, ladies, and gentlemen in Kingston influenced by warm weather. The scene features military weapons, lavish lighting, and a festive display as ships are laid out and crews prepare, following the treaty. Casualties in the battle between the President and the British squadron include Lieuts Babbit Hamilton and Howell, all mortally wounded or killed. The Governor General notes amicable relations with the United States after the peace treaty was signed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Kingston
James
Babbit
Lieut
Hamilton
Howell
Beatings of Federalism and New Orleans Defense Referenced
Plainly copied from a New York federal paper the critique labels the Army as honorable and mocks the President’s defense of the Barratarians in New Orleans. It urges farmers to lock stable doors and invokes James Madison in a call for justice if any citizen commits murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-York
Northern Whig
New Orleans
Canada Papers and peace treaty reports from Montreal
Boston Centinel notes Montreal papers dated February 25 confirming the Treaty of Peace and a royal salute at the citadel. A Montreal Courant correction denies Sir George Prevost facing court martial. Lower Canada considers appointing an agent in England to press favorable laws amid political disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Citadel
Montreal“ Courant
George Prevost
James Li
Yeo
James
Sir George
Lower Canada
U. States
England
Death of James St. John Esq Honored by Waynesborough Bar
At the Waynesborough meeting of the Members of the Bar on the 22d, the Bay for the Middle Circuit notes the death of James St. John Esq in Philadelphia. They praise his benevolence, integrity, manners, and scholarship and resolve the bar will wear crape on the left arm for thirty days to honor his memory.
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Waynesborough
Bay
Middle Circuit
James St. John
Philadelphia
Mindy
Fort Bowyer Capitulation Letter From 1815
Washington dispatch reports Lt Col Lawrence detailing the necessity of surrender at Fort Bowyer due to famine, naval bombardment, and surrounding batteries. He outlines orders to Lambert and promises a full statement and safe exchange of prisoners, noting officers’ unanimous view that further defense would cost lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Col. Lawrence
Gen. Jackson
Fort Bowyer
John Lambert
Bowyer
Meyself
Chamberlain
E. Livingston
Augusta City Council Election Notice for April 10
Notice of the annual election for Augusta city council members across three districts. Voting hours run 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at designated taverns and hotels with named managers. Free white male residents meeting residency and property requirements may vote. March 31 date line.
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PTHE
Augusta
Joseph Hutchinson
United States
SRIFF's SALE and federal duties notice in Augusta events
A historic notice lists a May sale of 1460 acres near Augusta with a dwelling and mills, plus enslaved Rose, goods, and tools, as well as a detailed 1815 duty schedule on manufactured goods. It notes bonds, collector duties, and scheduled bond collections in multiple towns including Louisville, Whynesborough, Screven, Augusta, and Sandersville with dates in April and May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aet
Congress
Red States
United States
Louisville
Whynesborough
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sackettis Harbor
Tania
Boston Centimel
Canada Papers
Marci
Camfield
James Barton
John Canin
Atreet
ALSQ
Thos
Grace
Northertt
Phi Anders
North and
South Carolina
Georgia
Jacksonsborough
Scriven County
Jefferson County
Wynesborough
Burke County
Richmond County
Sparta
Hancock County
B. Labuzan
Mr. Mimm
Thomas C. Russell
Thomas Glasco
George Adams
Zsquires
Center Street
City Hotel
John Moore
William White
John Howard
Esquires
Center
M’intosh Streets
Bank of Magnata
Board of
Eleazar Early
Fraser & Campbell
Isaac. Herbert, Cl’ks
Coun Y
Richmond
Hare
Ji Ware
iMie Dantignac
Phinézie
Silver
J’ Perrin
Lew Se
Jacob J. Perrin
Ash
David T Ne
Donaldson
She
Sriff
Maynett
Moerkel
M’adinus Crawford
Sioan
David Walker
Rose
John Kirkpatrick
Lewis Ciples
Lampkin, P
S. Tds
Segars & Snuff
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