Decree sows French peers purge after royal crisis 1815
Amid upheaval in 1815, a French decree declares a list of peers unfit for the pretended House of Peers and orders immediate arrest or retirement to internal France. The document, issued at the Tuileries, abolishes titles for many nobles, with exemptions for those proving nonparticipation. The act targets named high-ranking nobles and outlines enforcement by the minister of general police.
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Peace in Europe After Napoleon and Louis Restore Order
The article reflects on Napoleon's surrender and Louis's restoration as bringing universal peace. It lauds the shift toward religion and benevolent laws, emphasizes the value of popular rights, and notes a favorable commercial treaty with England. It predicts prosperity and urges hope for lasting improvement.
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Indian Boundary Arrangements to Run Creek Boundary Line
Arrangements in train to enable the Commissioners named by Jackson's Treaty to run the line between us and the Creeks. They likely will begin in a few weeks, protected by military force to ensure safety and order for both sides.
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Died in Liv pool England Merchant of this City
Notice reports the death of Mr Joan Hix of this city in England on July 4. The obituary praises his benevolence and kindly family ties and laments the loss to the community and his grieving relatives.
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Treaty bearers land at Sandy Hook from Liverpool ship
Extracts from Liverpool papers hint at the arrival of the Treaty bearers from the Lorenzo at Sandy Hook. Mr Gallatin and Mr Carpon are mentioned, with the event described as still unclear and awaiting fuller details from the morning’s landing by the Revenue Cutter Capit. Carpon.
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Augusta Ordinance Repeals Ban on Selling Food by People of Color
The 1815 Augusta City Council ordinance repeals restrictions against colored vendors selling cured fish, vegetables, or fruit in the streets after September. It also grants authorities power to arrest such sellers and imposes up to five days in jail and up to twenty lashes. The measure targets loitering near wagons and carts and authorizes whipping for violations.
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