Auctioneer License Provisions Under New Act 1823
The act details licensing for auctioneers, bonds, duties on sales, and collection mechanisms. It outlines bond amounts up to three thousand dollars, district-based licensing, and duties on auction proceeds. Penalties include forfeiture, fines, and perjury sanctions, with enforcement by collectors and courts.
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United States
Hall
United Kingdom
Great Britain and Ireland
H. Clay
Howse of Representatives
RE. Gerry
Senate
James Madison
Chauncey reports naval engagement on Lake Ontario
Letter from Commodore Chauncey dated off Niagara describes the chase and engagement with an enemy fleet near York Bay. He details maneuvers, damage to the Wolfe and Governor Tompkins, casualties, and his decision to break pursuit to avoid greater loss. He praises officers including Lieut. Finch and Capt. Woolsey and notes awaiting further actions with General Wilkinson.
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Albany
Com. Chauncey
Secretary of the Navy
United States
General Pike
Niagara
York
Nterddian
Wolfe
Crane
Madigan
Brown
Oneida
Madison
Tompkins
Lieut
Finch
Pettigrew
Woolsey
Sylphi
Ontario
Ake
Eretnell
Veadels
Wilkinson
James
Kingston
Sackett’s Harbor
Sinclair
Sersante
Harrison's Official Extract From October 1813 Detroit
Major General Harrison describes troop dispositions for an assault near the Moravian towns. He lists 120 regulars of the 27th, five Kentucky volunteer militia brigades, Johnson's mounted infantry, totaling about 3000. He plans a mounted infantry charge to break British lines, noting woods and swamp complicate dismounting and protection.
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Avletten
Harrison
Detroit
Wnderbrath
Kentucky
Shelby
Eal
Johnson
Trotter
King
Chiles
Henry
Geeneral Detha
Petence
Col. Johnson
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Washmeter
Chauncey
Harrison’s
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