Commodore Perry reports decisive victory on Lake Erie
Adated letter from Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry to the Secretary of the Navy announces a U S victory on Lake Erie on September 10 1815. He states the British squadron surrendered after a sharp conflict and signs his respectful report ending with his title and the secretary’s acknowledgment.
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Pzn- RY
Secretary of the Navy
U. 8
Niagara
Lake Erie
Capture of the British Fleet on Lake Erie Reported
Letters from Gen. Harrison's headquarters and from Commodore Perry relay the capture of most of the British fleet on Lake Erie including two ships two brigs one sloop and one schooner with numerous prisoners. Accounts from Albany Sackett's Harbor and Lake Ontario describe engagements and pursuit by US forces led by Commodore Perry and Thomas Macdonough with notes on damage and strategic positions.
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Chilicothe
Harrison
Lake Erie
Perry
Camp Seneca
Séneci
Albany Argus
Pike
U.S
Lak
Ontario
Ti New
Lecter
Sackett’s Harbor
Crauncey
Amhterst Bay
Naval Battle on Lake Ontario reported by Canandaigua
The Messenger reports a naval engagement on Lake Ontario between Chauncey’s American fleet and the British squadron. A two hour first clash, a second hour after which the British withdrew, with the Yankee fleet pursuing in foggy conditions. Sylph noted in the action. Burlington dispatch notes troops crossing Cumberland Head.
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Lake Quuario
Ofice
Canandaigua
Lake, Ontario
Gennesssee River
Pultneyville
Chauncey
Lake Shore
Wolfe
Kingston Harbor
James Yeo
James’ Earls
Indian Massacre Threat Looms Over Mobile Frontier
Letter from Judge Toutman to the Governor dated September 13 describes a large-scale Indian attack near a fort by the Mississippi Territory Volunteers and militia. It reports heavy casualties, mass killings of women and children, depopulation of settlements, and anticipated assaults from Choctaw lines toward St Stephens and other forts with Spaniards and British plans. It warns of imminent evacuations and requests immediate aid from Georgia and Tennessee.
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Miliepexville
Toutman
Exprese
Mopine
Mims
Mississippi Territory
St. Stephens
Tombigby
Alabama
Forks
Pensacola
Georgia
Tennessee
Mobile
Mount Vernon
Stoddert
Cisiborne
Perry
Neutral chief and warlike son plan, supplies to governor
The half-litted chief vows neutrality while his son pushes for war. They bought goods and sought ammunition from the Governor, who agreed to supply. A Pensacola report says a British armed schooner delivered arms and clothes for hostile Indians. Indians west of the Mississippi threaten attacks on settlements. No hope for salvation.
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Pensacola
Bahamas
Mississippi
October Election Day Set For Inferior Court Justices
The third Tuesday in October is fixed by the constitution for electing Justices of the Inferior Court. All persons eligible to vote for Assembly members are electors. The poll will open in this county at the usual hour.
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Inferior Cour
Colonel Evans Declines Run for State Legislature
Colonel George W. Evans declines being a candidate for Representatives in the State Legislature as his presence is required on the Frontier.
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George W. Evans
Caution Notice and Administration Bond Request in 1813 Georgia
Caution warns against accepting a promissory note issued in Edgefield South Carolina. The note for 5 235 33 c1s is disputed as improper and credits may be incorrect. In Jefferson County Georgia William Clements and William Boyd apply for administration with will annexed of Robert Boyd.
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Nicholas Pope
Edgefield
S.C
N. Pope
Reid
Georgia
Jefferson County
Herkers
Wilfisw Clements
William Boyd
Robert Boyd
Lesters
Ay Wright
Presentment of Alleviating Law Against Debtor Subjugation
The Grand Jury of Georgia Oglethorpe Superior Court September Term 1833 presents reasons against an alleviating debt law. They argue it violates the Constitution, harms justice, fuels swindling, undermines trust, and risks increased imprisonment and subjugation of debtors. They urge publication in the Augusta Chronicle and record the foreman Leakie and panel.
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Georgia
Oglethorpe
Gresham
Oxlethorpe
America
England
Debra
Augusta Chronicle
Hez’’ Leakie
Foreman
Richard Gregory
James G. Baldwin
Joel Burnett
James Ponder
Jacob Phirizy
William Smith
Jobo Gretham
Charles S Rung
Aoe Wiliam Gienn
William Stewart
Isaac Collier
C/Z
Six and a Quarter Cents Reward for Absconded Apprentice
Notice seeks a reward for information leading to the capture of David Vaun, once of Columbia County, who absented from service in June. A warning to the public forbids harboring or employing him, citing his pilfering across various items and encouraging pursuit in South Carolina or Georgia.
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South Carolina
Georgia
David Vaun
Columbia County
Vaun
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Macdonough
Wm. Jones
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L. A. Lawrence
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Reubin Jordon
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Robert Bledsoe
Alex Moore
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