Acts on compensation and post roads in early U S history
Historical act fragment outlines compensation for Indiana territory officials, disapproval of a Detroit bank act, post roads from New Orleans to Baton Rouge and road opening toward New Orleans, naval peace establishment provisions, and treaties with Cherokee and Piankeshaw with specified appropriations and annuities.
Siege Actions Near Schweidnitz and Eylen Reported
Fifty eighth bulletin describes ongoing sieges in Silesia with Prince Jerome’s campaign, losses at Koflet, and attacks by Ruffian cavalry. Marshal Soult orders regiments to seize a platform near Profvit Bylen, while Legrand and St Hilaire guard Eylen as Augereau and Davout attacks unfold. The emperor moves to inspect a defended church as artillery batteries fire.
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Neiffe
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Profvit Bylen
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Eylen
Legrand
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Marshal Davourt
Eglaug
Marshal Ney
Bylen
Angereau
Assignment and Sale Provisions Under Treasury Directive 1807
The text outlines that Gilbert Drake’s real and personal estate may be assigned and conveyed for the United States use under treasury direction. It further states that any future estate acquired by Drake may be seized and sold as if he had not been imprisoned and discharged. Signed by Nathl Macon and the Senate President pro tempore, approved March 3, 1807.
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Church of Appelousas
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Georgia
Nathl
Hour of Representatives
Poritem
House
Vincennegy
Gilbert Drake
New- York
Supreme Court of
State of New-York
Court of Common Pleas
Ao A&t
Ersons
Nathj. Macon
Bafe of Representatives
Sesmith
Jeeferson
Victory at Prenfich Eylan Battle Report to Russia
Foreign Intelligence transmits a letter from General the Baron de Benningten to the Russian emperor via Lieutenant Colonel Stawitzki. The Feb 1807 battle near Prenfich Eylan ends with a Russian victory, 1000 prisoners, 12 banners captured, heavy losses on both sides, and Bonaparte’s assaults repulsed.
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Preofichylan
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