Old North Carolina Tennessee land cession and 1806 budget
Long excerpt outlines congressional acts on land cession to Tennessee with Cherokee boundaries, preemption rights, and price terms. It also lists 1806 appropriations for government operations including Senate, House, treasury, war, and various departments, plus notes on foreign affairs and ongoing European events.
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Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Indiana
House of Repre
Congress
United States
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 Quit Naples Within 24 Hours
Paris dispatch states Jesuits must leave Naples within 24 hours. The kingdom aims for expeditious withdrawal as they are barred from settling in Catholic states, including papal territories.
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Paris
Naples
Rufsiay
Ruins Unearthed in Russian Empire Rewriting History
London reports newly found ruins in the Russian empire that challenge existing historical records. One site is described as vast, with inscriptions and artifacts suggesting a once-great city. Details remain scarce as archaeologists prepare formal excavations and publish initial findings.
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London
Russian Empire
Gaeta Surrenders After Eleven Days of bombardment
The fortress of Gaeta capitulated after a siege marked by eleven days of continual bombardment and heavy trench fighting. Besiegers consumed 800000 pounds of powder during the assault and siege.
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Gaeta
Nantz
Paris
England
France
Isles
East Indies
Cape of Good Hope
Hanover
Gibraltar
Malta
Mediterranean
Sally remains at Patuxent after engagement with L Eclat
From Merchants Coffee-House books arrives news of Brig Sally bound from this port to St Jago on August 26. A distress signal was seen, L Etoile French 80 gun ship intercepted, captured most of Sally crew except captain and cook, left brig by the ship, and later dismissed her at Patuxent while keeping New York brigs and Botton schooners.
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Sally
Glavarry
St. Jage
L’ecle
Hanes
Patuxent
New York
Fort Adams Memo On Sabine River Tensions Near Natchitoches
Extracts from a Fort Adams letter dated February 25 1806 describe nine hundred Sanith troops near the Sabine river within ten miles of Natchitoches. Maj Porter is sent to demand their intentions. they plan to fortify the river region and seize Natchitoches and the Red River. Col Kirighbury and three companies head to Natchitoches. militia from Otlears join regular troops. About three hundred Spaniards have intercepted and forced to turn back while exploring Red River.
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Knoxville
Tsy
Adams
Sabine River
Natchitoches
Cuthing
Maj
Porter
Pety
Red Tirer
Kirighbury Somasch
Claiberre
Prc
Otlears
Red River
Spaniards Move Against American Detachment in Red River Region
A letter from the Mississippi Territory reports about 400 Spaniards marching from Louisiana toward the Red River to intercept a small American detachment of about 50 men under Cel. Fierman. It notes the Spaniards cutting down the American flag at Caddo village and pursuing the nearby unit. It also recounts an incident near Coro where Captain Thompson and 14 men were killed by Spaniards, prompting Mizarda to rethink his position. Ratigh Regifrs
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Franconia
Bavaria
Wirtemburgh
Baden
Hesle Caffel
Darmstadt
Frankfort
Cardinal Fetch
Electoral Arch
Baden Heffe Cartel
Westphalia
Furstemberg
Oettengen
Hohenzollern
Arenberg
Saim Salmy
Germany
Brothers and Sisters of Charity
Simcoe
Jord Leke
East Indies
Prossia
Sweden
Lisbon
Bonaparte
Spain
Naples
Etruria
France
Catalonia
Artagon
Navarre
Biscay
Ebro
Pyrenees
Madrid
Cadiz
Nantz
United States
Missislipi
Red River
Louisiana
Cel. Fierman
Caddo
Loguira
New York
Boyd
Gipsey
Coro
Miranda
Captta Thompson
Thompson
Mizarda
Argelly
Ratigh Regifrs
Pine Dieback Ravages South Carolina Forests Since 1802
The Pine dieback spreads through South Carolina forests since 1802. This year it shows severe effects with many plantations losing timber and fencing value. Causes remain unascertained as vast tracts lie barren and useless.
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South Carolina
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Tate
French Broad
Holston
Big Pigeon Rivers
Fennel Fee
Hall
Tennessee
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Indias
Macon
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Jeererson
Register of the Treasury
Registers Office
Ohio
Treasury
Treasury Department
Secretary OF War
War Department
Alexander
Isle of Jamaica
Black Sea
Siberia
Bengal
Holkar
Thalia
St. Helena
Sir Home Popham
Rio de la Plata
Sir H. Popham
Holland
Richard Musgrave
Custom House
Dublin
Lord Luderdale
Mr. Godard
Lord Grenville
D’oubril
Russia
Napoleon Aas
German Empire
Cosenza
Verdier
Regmer
Cotrera
de Ligvig
Calabriga
Srerember
Septemaer
Isit
Gulph
St. Euphemian
Calabria
Regnier
Compere
Baltimore
Charleston
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