Western tribes at Detroit seek treaty with Harrison and Arthur
The North Wastes Indians including the Prophet meet Detroit commissioners General Harrison and Major Arthur and Mr. Graham seeking a favorable treaty. Britons seen as ally for western growth. Detroit hosts 42 000 soldiers under General Miller with Macomb expected soon to command. Fort Dearborn delayed due to season and supplies. On the 7th, 280 troops embarked for Detroit from Erie. six sailors drowned during embarkation.
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Teamneh
Detroit
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General Harrison
M’ Arthur
Graham
Wethail
Miller
Macomb
Mutkinaw
Chambers
Fort Dearborn
Chigay
Mow Aid
Erie
Captain Graham reports arrivals and a frigate action
From the Mediterranean, Baltimore reports Captain Graham arriving from Marseilles and Gibraltar. A letter from Tangiers via the American Consul mentions a frigate capture of an American merchantman and Decatur's orders at Tripoli. The U S sloop of war Pegasus reportedly sailed for the United States with prisoners released.
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Baltimore
Graham
Marseilles
Gibraltar
Devastation Spread Along Eastern Seaboard After Equinoctial Gale
Early reports describe wide spread destruction from the equinoctial gale along the eastern seaboard. Damage is observed from Boston to near Providence with severe effects and financial losses mounting.
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New York
Boston
Providence
Married Couples Leave Marks in Jones County Notices
Married in Jones county on Sunday evening the 24th by Rev McKenzie James Primrose of this city to Miss Mars Wadsworth daughter of Mr James Wadsworth formerly of Plane Barnwell District South Carolina. Also married on Tuesday the 31st inst Drury Grover Reg to the amiable Miss Tilitha Sizemore daughter of Henry Sizemore Esq both of Barnwell District 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
A report to the Bank of Avansia records a Board meeting on October 3 1815 about Secretary Dallas’s June 24 1815 proposition on Treasury Notes. The Augusta Bank letter to Dallas argues against circulating Treasury Notes and urges public correction to protect charter limits and bank credit.
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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
Bank of Augusta Defends Treasury Policy Dispute
The Bank of Augusta challenges Treasury terms on Treasury Notes and tax payments. It details past loans and advances to the government, argues unequal treatment with Savannah Bank, and explains why it declined the Treasury proposal as written.
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