Turbulent 1806 Congress Expenditures and Indian Lands
The document outlines congressional appropriations for 1806 including compensation for Senate and House members, officers, clerks, printing, and related expenses. It also covers land cession actions with Tennessee and North Carolina Cherokee land, preemption rights for residents south of the French Broad and Holston rivers, and provisions for surveying and government operations.
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United States
Celled
Congress
Tate
French Broad
Holston
Big Pigeon Rivers
Fennel Fee
Hall
Tennessee
North Carolina
North. Carolina
Indias
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Indiana
House of Repre
Secretary of State
Nice
Secretary of the Treasury
Commissioner of the Revenue
Comptroller of the Treasury
Comptroller’s Office
Auditor of the Treasury
Jesuits Ordered to Leave Naples in 24 Hours
Paris reports Jesuits must quit Naples within 24 hours. The kingdom expects their swift departure as the order cannot settle in Catholic states, not even under the Holy Father.
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Paris
Naples
Rufsiay
Ruins of Two Great Cities Found in Russian Empire
London reports that recent announcements reveal the discovery of two ancient cities in the Russian empire. One ruin is said to lie in an eastern region with no prior historical records, signaling a remarkable archaeological find.
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London
Russian Empire
Gaeta Surrenders After Eleven Day Siege
The fortress Gaeta capitulated after eleven days of bombardment with trenches open. Besiegers consumed 800000 pounds of powder during the assault. Reports from Paris and Naples mention preliminary treaty talks between France and England and English disembarkations at the gulf of Saint Euphemia with heavy fighting and numerous Polish prisoners.
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Gaeta
Nantz
Paris
England
France
Isles
East Indies
Cape of Good Hope
Hanover
Gibraltar
Malta
Mediterranean
Arrival of brig Sally and capture by French 80 gun ship L Ecluse
From the Merchants Coffee House Books arrives news of Brig Sally bound from port to St Jago. On August 26 the brig struck distress signals eight miles off Patuxent. The French 80 gun ship L Ecluse sent a boat with the mate and two men, detained Sally’s crew except captain and cook, keeping Sally close to L Ecluse until yesterday at 11, then released Sally while retaining New York brigs and Botton schooners.
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Sally
Glavarry
St. Jage
L’ecle
Hanes
Patuxent
New York
Early 1806 Iberville region mobilizations near Natchitoches
Extracts from a Fort Adams dated letter report nine hundred Sanith troops crossing the Sabine toward Natchitoches and Red River, with plans to fortify the pety, seize Natchitoches, and control the Red River. Cuthing dispatches Col Kirighbury with three companies toward Natchitoches. Governor Claiberre calls Otlears militia to join regulars at Natchitoches as about three hundred Spaniards move up Red River and then turn back.
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Knoxville
Tsy
Adams
Sabine River
Natchitoches
Cuthing
Maj
Porter
Pety
Red Tirer
Kirighbury Somasch
Claiberre
Prc
Otlears
Red River
Foreign concerns and skirmishes reach Charleston
A September 22 Charleston notice describes a Mississippi Territory letter about 400 Spaniards moving up the Red River toward an American detachment of about 50 under Cel Fierman. It notes the Spaniards cutting the American flag at Caddo village and claims a British ship Gipsey reported clashes near Coro where Captain Thompson and 14 men were killed.
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Missislipi
Red River
Louisiana
Cel. Fierman
Caddo
Loguira
New York
Boyd
Gipsey
Coro
Miranda
Captta Thompson
Thompson
Mizarda
Argelly
Ratigh Regifrs
The Death of Pines In South Carolina Forests
Since 1802 a deadly disease has spread through South Carolina pine stands. This year it acts with strong effects, killing plantations and leaving vast tracts as dream wastes. Causes remain unascertained.
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South Carolina
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Register of the Treasury
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Thalia
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