Early 19th Century U S Acts on Import Penalties and Payouts
The text records acts directing the Treasury to remit duties and penalties on imports from the United Kingdom and France since the War of 1812 era, including provisions for prosecutions to cease and for payments to individuals such as John Dixon and John Morin Cay. It cites authorities like Secretary of the Treasury and approval dates in 1813, with details on duties, forfeitures, and relief payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wre
Treasury
Senate
House of |Ives
Sefamerica
U.S
United Kingdom
G. Britein
United States
U .S
Dpe
Britain
France
Francéy
Mitfinig
Forteicores
Dlat Low
Ward
Eteby
Cape
Andrew Donacomb
St. Woixop
Tobe Dixon
Royal Converce Bill and Vermont Release Act Summary
Historical acts from 1813 discuss relief and release rulings. One section details a debt repayment schedule by Henry Matray to John Murray with interest, signed by Francis Hopkin and others. Another portion confirms Royal services released from U S claims following a Vermont case about import violations. James Madison approves both acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Matray
Francis Hopkinsom
Thomas Harwood
John Murray
James Madison
Senate
House of Representatives
Ames of America
Burlingtorp
Chittenden
Wermonigihhall
U. S
Circuit Court of
Second Circuit
U.S
Retiard
Vermont
Law H.clay
H. Crawford
Post roads established in Louisiana by act of Congress
Federal act outlines establishment of post roads in Louisiana from Nachez in the Mississippi Territory via Concordia to Gatatouha then via Rapids to Natchitoches and from St Francisville through St Helena and St Tammany to Madisonville. Signed by H Clay and H Crawford approved in Ames Madison.
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Louisiana
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
Nachez
Missippi
Concordia
Gatahoula
Rapids
Nitchitoches
St. Francisville
St. Helena
St. Tammany
Madisonvilles
H. Clay
Om. H. Crawford
Ames Madison
Victory at Vitoria Report From Allied Army Advance
Official despatch chronicles the Allied victory near Vitoria on June 21 1813 detailing Hill Morillo and Dalhousie commands, capture of enemy artillery and stores, pursuit to Pamplona, and commendations for generals officers and troops including Morillo Hill and Graham.
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Sorede
Wpcaid
Robbine
Vitoria
Argazon
Zadorra
Arinez
Gonucha
Ebro
Murguia
Spriid Odd
Generet Morita
Umier
Greet Reed
Iqorm
Rowland Hill
Immedi
Endattalion
Morillo
Cadogan
Zudorra
la Publa
Subijana de Alava
Baya
Dalhousie
Subijena de Alava
Nuancistes
Tres Puentes
Mendoza
Thormas Picton
Lord Dalhousie
Sunijena
Thomas Graham
Packendradford
Rock
Anson
Hrigades
Bilboa
Ordina
Batue
Great Gomarrese
Gomarra
Aychuco
Attete du Ponts
Pack
Col
Longa
Osibad
Chasseurs
Langa
Lite Gemarra
Great Gemarra
Robinson
Lauson
Porte Infantry
Bradferd
Aveduce
Great Gomarra
Sth
Osibild
Sir Thomas Graham
Avechuco
France
Pamplona
Joseph
Portugal
Foix
Clausel
Lagrone
Turpin
Banderraass
Packenham
Medina de Pomar
R. “Hill
Adjutant Generals Department
A. Abercrombie
Cme
Thomas Preton
Laury Cole
4Th Division
Power
Hubbs
Hen
Charlies Colvil
3D Division
Inglis
Cd. Grant
Marshal Bandeleur
Delancey
Bulverse
Upton
Mayor Hope
Osibald
Pee See Berkley
Gomons
Lam
Gene
Thomas Graham Ang
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Ciudad Rodrigo
Departure of Captain Henry Croke Bourg Delayed
Fragmentary report notes the delayed departure of Captain Henry Croke Bourg as forces prepare to return. Military orders suggest a continued pursuit of the enemy and coordination with field units amid uncertain timings.
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Capts
Enry Croke
Bourg
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Hy CLI Clay
John Dixon
John Morn
Spain
Latona
Gale
Cadiz
Boston
Cape Ann
St. Johns
N.S
Portland
Wellington
Political and Commercial Register
Regency
Giais
Lord Ayfim
Somerset
Cambell
Richard Feher
Royal Co of Engineers
Heredita
Prince of
Don’ Miguellev
Gheut
Dixon
D. Henry Crokenburg
Gel. Jourdai
Heap QuAgtehs
Salvateira
P. Syletic
Don'Suan Av Dotaju
Horia
P. Henegall
Arisilery
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