Indian Prophet Leads Detroit Treaty Prospects and Western Trade
The North Wastes Indians including the Prophet meet Detroit commissioners to sign a favorable treaty amid hope of peace with Great Britain. Detroit is garrisoned by 42 000 soldiers under Gen Miller, Macomb to assume command soon. Mutkinaw strong. Fort Dearborn to stay closed due to season and provisioning delays. On the 7th, at Erie, 280 troops embarked for Detroit with six drowned during embarkation.
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Teamneh
Detroit
Gnd
General Harrison
M’ Arthur
Graham
Wethail
Miller
Macomb
Mutkinaw
Chambers
Fort Dearborn
Chigay
Mow Aid
Erie
Mediterranean Dispatch from Baltimore October 2
Captain Graham reports arrival from Marseilles and Gibraltar and a Tangier Consul letter about a Provost frigate capturing an American merchantman The letter notes Commodore Decatur left for Tripoli and the US sloop of war Perseverer sailed to the United States with prisoners released
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Baltimore
Graham
Marseilles
Gibraltar
Devastating Equinoctial Gale Wrecks Eastern Seaboard
A shattered report from New York outlines extensive damage from the equinoctial gale. Waves and hurricane force winds spread from Boston to the Atlantic coast with Providence hit hard and costly losses noted.
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New York
Boston
Providence
Marriages in Jones County and Barnwell District
Married in Jones County on Sunday evening the 24th by Rev McKenzie James Primrose of this city wed Miss Mars Wadsworth daughter of James Wadsworth of the former Plane. Married on Tuesday the 31st in Barnwell District Drury Grover Reg to Miss Tilitha Sizemore daughter of Henry Sizemore in South Carolina.
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Jones County
Mc.Kenzie
James Primrose
Mars Wadeworth
James Wadsworth
Drury Grover
Tilitha Sizemore
Henry Sizemore
Barnwell
Barolina
Bank of Augusta Seeks Publication of Treasury Notes Debate
At a Bank of Avansia meeting on October 3 1815 directors ordered a statement on Mr Secretary Olia s June 24 1815 proposition concerning Treasury Notes to be prepared for public publication. A report detailing objections to Mr Dallas and the Planter s Bank Savannah and arguing limits of the bank charter was presented and ordered published. The letter to Mr Dallas dated July 224 1815 is cited showing concerns over accepting or circulating Treasury Notes and the impact on credit and compliance with charter restrictions. The document is signed by THO S CUMMING and A J Darras.
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Bank of Avansia
Olias
Treasury
Dallas
Georgia
Secretary of the Treasury
Bank of Augusta
United States
U.S
Savannah
Charleston
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Cies
Tho’s. Cumming
Ran
A. J Darras
Sevey
Fale
Alliaf
Mr. Dallas
Tho’s, Cumming
Bank of Augusta criticizes Treasury terms and unequal treatment
The Bank of Augusta rebukes the Treasury Notice of August 1 for favoring Savannah Bank and granting conditional terms while denying equal access to Treasury Notes. It recounts loans, public advances, and effort to circulate notes, arguing the policy threatens the bank’s charter and financial stability. It notes already held public securities and demand for fair treatment across Georgia banks.
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