Bank of Potomac Incorporation Act Proclaimed
Congress enacts the Bank of Potomac with capital of 500000 dollars and a 1811 to 1821 charter. It creates a body politic the President Directors and Company of the Bank of Potomac to own lands, sue and be sued, and regulate the bank through elected directors and officers in Alexandria Virginia with set voting and recall rules and penalties for fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Potomac
Senate
House of Representatives
U.S. of America
Congress
United States
Alexandria
Justice of the Peace
Tim’ Fealédiep
Ballouthall
Aed
Lari
Beikt
Alexandra
District of Columbia
Fairfax
Virginia
Stanier
Ste
Districts Created for Vermont Oswego and White Mountains
The act establishes three districts: Mumphreymagog in Vermont with Derby as the port of entry, Oswegatchie with Ogdenburgh as port of entry, and the White Mountains district with a port of entry to be set by the President. It also authorizes salaries for district collectors and a delivery port for a new district. The note closes with Latest from Great Britain and ship news from Greenock to port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswegatchie
White Mountains
Senate
House of Representatives
U. S. of America
Congress
Vermont
Derby
St. Laurence
N-York
County of St. Laurence
Collegion Diftri
Champlain
Diftri
Ogdenburgh
Diftri& Hall
United States
State of New
Hamphire
Lauocher Place
Sacket’s Harbor
Oswego
Annes
Victory at Barrosa Hills Reported By British Army Dispatch
London dispatch from Isle de Leon dated March 6 and 10 1811 recounts a British assault against Marshal Vie turs forces near Barrosa Hill. The action involved units from the Guards 28th Portuguese and other brigades with heavy casualties. the allies defeated Laval and Ruffin divisions in an hour and a half, securing a decisive retreat. Dispatch urges promotion for several officers and notes Captain Hope to deliver further details to Lord Liverpool.
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Vitter
Ruffin
Laval
Sch
Barrosa
Sans Petri
Chiclana
Santi Petri
Santri Petri
Ladrizade
Isle de Leon
Dr Pena
Torre de Bermeja
San ‘Petri
Almanza
Marth
Bareria
Bermeja
Bermefa
Durcan
Pilkey
Bride of Guards
Jones Crowe
Morcort
24 Rifle Corps
Archeon
67Th Foo
Wheady
Duncan
Sth
Gough
87Th
Belton
Provost
67Th
Dilkes
San. Guinary
Guards
Norcot
Anderson
Walloon Guard
Cindad Real
Whittingham
Hussars
King
Bushdie
Punfonds
Spain
Rufling
Rouffeau
Bellegarde
Marshal Vietur
Sveral
Grham
Barrofa
Ross
Santi Pecri Rivé
Browne
28Th Foot
Norcott
Mid Duncans Royal Artillery
Acheson
Bylof
Royal Engineers
Hope
Oswegatchie Mal Fees Lead to Fatal Loss
The fragment notes a fatal loss of 150 cowards per year due to fees allowed by new law. It mentions JOHN POPE as Speaker of the House and President pro tempore of the Senate, dated Viatcc 2, 1844.
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J. B. Varnum
House of Representatives
George Clinton
United States
Senate
James Madison
Oswegatchie
Addie
John Pope
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Secretary of the Treasury of the
Great-Britain
Greenock
London
Liverpool
Glasgow
Clyde
London Gazette Extraordinary
Coldstream Gui
Jackson
Barnard
Tom
Koffin
Busnes
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