Naval Action Of The President Against An English Frigate
An American brig from Madagascar bound for New York reports being chased by a British convoy under a frigate and brig. The President engages, exchanging fire on the starboard and broadside, causing significant damage to the enemy rigging and sails. Commadore Rodgers and several officers are listed among the wounded, with 16 casualties in total. The action ends with the enemy escaping while our squadron bears the strain of light winds and damaged sails.
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Edmund Bacon and John I. Chappell, both of Columbia, announce their candidacies for the United States House of Representatives. They seek seats representing Barnwell, Richland, Lexington and Orangeburgh districts in South Carolina. The notices are dated September 25 and October 2 respectively.
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