Naval chase aboard the President and Axabeth action
A detailed account from a midshipman aboard the American brig describing a four day chase in lat 35, long 67. He records signals and maneuvers as the President engages a British frigate and brig, exchange of broadsides, damage to rigging, casualties including Commodore Rodgers and several midshipmen, and the eventual strategic positioning to force an escape.
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Journal of Con Origers
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New-York
Nantucket
N.E
S. Wei
W. S
Ve.nav
Lis
Conife
Dean
Azaly
Lalsho
Weide
Congress
Ai Journal
Pinkney
Savanada
St. Mary's
Adjutant General
Sea Board
Indian Frontier
Seaboard
St. Mary’s
U.states
Pally
Weyne
Wit
Bas
Florida
Plattsburgh Raid Reports and Madison Electors List
Dispatches recount troop movements toward Plattsburgh including Generals Dearsoin Bloomfield and forces from New York Vermont and New Hampshire marching to the plains amid British invasion fears. A second note lists Madison electors and political shifts in Virginia and New York reflecting Federalist opposition to De Witt Clinton.
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Plattsburgh
Dearborn
New York
Vermont
Plattaburgh
Bloomfield
N. York
UIS
Newampshire
Bef
Montreal
St. Johns
Iti
United States
James Madison
Elbridge Gerry
James P. ‘Preston
Montgomery
Army of the
Albemarle
de Witt Clinton
Virginia and Ohio volunteers march amid political tensions
Reports describe Virginia and Ohio volunteers forming regiments, with Majors appointed in a mounted infantry unit. Gen Harrison and Col Adams praised, while Brunswick and Piqua actions are noted. Citizens rally support, urging Frech Iders to vote for the Republican ticket as key military and political moves unfold.
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Vicker
Staynicon
Madison
Cutrigerut
Harrison
Ee’ Regianentis
Adams
Lyité
Cincinnati
Femes Dunlap
Ohio
Pigus
Urbania
New+York
Poth
G.n. Topper
Clinton
Rsper
Figst
David Sutton
Joseph Finkinson
Galloway
Payne
Navem- Piqua
Hort Wayne
Col. Weil
Hatsison
Piqua
Cellent
de Com
Richard M. Johnson
Ames Madison
Kentunky
Langham
Keut
Wil
Basil
Fort Harrrison
Ion
Rero
Hasson
SamunLt Pleasants
Montpelier
Lower Canadas
Winlock
Plattsburgh
Canada Line
U. States
Loncon
Burle ‘d
Ington
Burlington
Canadac
Candidates for U S Congress in South Carolina
Edmund Bacon Esq announced as a candidate for Congress from South Carolina districts Barnwell Richland Lexington and Orangeburgh. John I Chappell Esq of Columbia S C also announced as a candidate for Congress to represent the same districts in the United States House.
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Edmund Bacon
Congress
South Carolina
Barnwell
Richland
Lexington
Orangeburgh
House of Representatives
United States
John I. Chappell, Esq
Columbia
S. C
Leber
CASH for CORN and CORN MEAL and BARLEY available
An office notice invites inquiries about cash aid for corn, corn meal, and barley. October 9 is noted with the instruction to inquire at the office for details and eligibility. The message is brief and directs readers to seek further information locally.
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