Choctaw Treaty Alliance expands state land by treaty
The Choctaw Nation cedes lands east of Pearl river and a large western tract between the Arkansas and Red rivers to the United States. The agreement creates a path for settlement beyond the Mississippi, funds for schools, and provisions for removing or supporting displaced Choctaw families. It outlines boundary marking, agent support, and programs to promote industry, justice, and lawful debt repayment within the Choctaw Nation.
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United States
Pearl
Big Black
Yazoo
Mississippi
Genls
Jackson
Hinds
Onhe
Wuannas
Indiana
Mississippi River
Mississipi
James Monroe
United States of America
Andrew Jackson
Thomas’ Hinds
Gail
Pearl River
White Oak
Natches Road
Black Creek
Bouge Loosa
Arkansas River
Arkansas
Red River
Canadian Fork
Red
Little River
Peirem
Congress
Robels
U. States
Mingo Pucksheribbee
Harrigan
Captain Cobb
William Hayes
Oldane
Attomler
Mushulatubbee
Mushuilatubbee
Senate of the
Signing of Mingo Nation treaty by U S commissioners
The document records the plenipotentiaries Andrew Jackson and Thomas Binds for the United States and Mingo leaders including Puckshea Ubeef Pushamat Haut Mushulatubber and over one hundred chiefs affixing seals on October 18 1820 marking the treaty’s formal acknowledgment in the era.
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United States
Andrew Jackson
Thomas Binds
U. S
Mingoes
Augusta Meeting of Congress Opens New Session
The second session of the Sixteenth Congress began on the 13th. In the Senate John Gaillard acted as President with the Vice President absent. Commodore High G. Campbell of the American Navy died in Washington City on the 12th.
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National Intelligencer
Senate
John Gaillard
High G. Campbell
American Navy
Washington City
Georgia Legislature in Milledgeville Faces Delayed Session
The Georgia Legislature, halted by illness and internal disputes, faced slow progress as the House considers bills to alter biennial sessions and reduce representation. Upson vetoed resolutions target banks, Bryan County vacancy writs stirred debate, and influenza sweeps Milledgeville forcing near adjournment.
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Milletreville
House of Representatives
Upson
Committee of Banks
United States Bank
Savannah
Bryan County
Milledgeville
Italian patriot Da Ponte lectures on Irish slander and Italy
The notice discusses Enzo Da Ponte inviting pupils to a January lecture at No 17 Jay-1 to vindicate Italy from alleged insults in a letter by an Irish orator. It contrasts British and American freedoms and mentions Falter and Amalgamating System remarks.
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da Ponte
Italy
N. S. Evening Post
Charles Philips
Jay
Enzo DA Ponte
Haitian island politics loom over Caribbean fate
The article analyzes the large island of St Domingo later Haiti and its impact on nearby lands. It notes its size nearly fifty thousand square miles, potential power shifts, and the death of Christophe. It discusses the rival governments at Cape Francois and Port au Prince and predicts upheaval and unification under republican leadership amid regional tensions. It mentions a Boston launch of the schooner Alligator and piracy concerns in the Gulf.
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St. Domingo
St. Nomingo
Cuba
West India Islands
Teas Y
Christophe
Cape Frat Ycois
Port-au-Prince
Putién
Gen. Beyer
Hristophe
Alvin
Ander
Christopher
Boyer
Nat. Intelligencer
Haiti King Henry Christophe Dies in Turbulent Island State
Incoming reports note Henry Christophe, ruler of Haiti, died by self-inflicted gunshot amid army unrest and factional strife. The piece surveys his reforms, fortifications, justice system, finances, and the empire's uncertain future toward republican governance, contrasting with European sovereigns.
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West Indies
Henry Christophe
Hayti
Boyer
Farée
Henry
Cowper
General Bloomfield and Isabella Macomb marry at court
In the New York National Advocate the marriage of General Bloomfield, once in command at Camp Cold Spring, to Mrs. Isabella Macomb is announced. The piece notes his gallantry at Venus and Mars, and wishes the couple joy.
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New York
Bloomfield
Camp Cold Spring
Georgetown
Isabella’ Macomb
Venus
Mars
Questionable authorship dispute in October issue noted
In a late 18th century magazine fragment, editors question the authority of a writer formerly Miss Moillnch, with references to Thomas Sebdit Fsq. and a regiment in Canada. The piece asserts Sir alter Scott did not author the novels and corrects recent misstatements about Mr. Vinomas Levit.
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Aithor
Don Magazine
Moillnch
Thomas Sebdit
Canada
Alter
Scott
Vinomas Levit
Notable Liberty Day Toast Echoes in European Cities
An OctoberLondon crowd celebrated Liberty in Spain Portugal and Naples with a band playing the Marseilles Hymn as a speaker toasted the Ring amid mixed applause and civic cheer.
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Spain
Portugal
Naples
Marseilles
Wien
Niszce
Barbara Pierce Dies After Short Illness in City
Mrs Barbara Pierce wife of Mofot jamn Pierce of this city died Friday in the eighth year of her age After a brief illness she remained resigned to her fate and bade farewell to family and friends with Christian comfort Her death brings sorrow to her husband and children who mourn a kind tender mother and devoted widow in the Lord
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Barbara Pierce
Unclear OCR Note References West Pitelle Stovall Co
Fragmentary text references West Pitelle Stovall & Co and Thomas Msq with notes about reception of business. date November 20 is mentioned in a garbled acquisition context.
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West Pitelle ‘Stovall & Co
Thomas Msq
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