Early 19th Century U S Acts Refer to Bounties and Claims
A lengthy 1816 sequence of acts and proclamations details bounties for Native American leaders and war veterans, disbursement authorizations, and specific payments to individuals such as Young King, George T Rossard, Daniel T Patterson, Peter Audrian, and the Hamilton County Ohio court, with Treasury and legislative approvals noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Ross
Desiel T. Patterson
Senate
House of Representatives
United Stacey
Congress
Bartataria
Loufiana
Cr. George T. Rowsard
Cas‘ain Mo T. Pirefon
Direct Court of the United States
Orleans
United States
George Joss
Daniel T. Paterson
Secretary of the Treasury
George Te Ross
Osnigh T. Patterson
Prominent Transatlantic Dispatches From Algiers To Cadiz
Reports from London and Calcutta detail Exmouths squadron sailing for Algiers with a large fleet, while news arrives of peace ratifications with Nepal and strategic moves in India. Liverpool markets show cotton demand steady. tobacco, turpentine, and sugar trade figures are noted. Dispatch crews carry updates to government and investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
England
Nestor
Sterling
Liverpool
Mercantile Advertiser
London
Lord Exmouth
Algiers
India
Nepaul
Boston
Morocco
Duke of Wellington
France
Sterbing
New Orleans
Kentucky
Carolina
Maryland
Perth
Raihhone, Hodgson & Co
Plymouth Dock
Cowsand Bay
Visionelock
Queen Charlotte
Leander
Milne
Mizee
Dapregastre
Superb
Albion
Minden
Severn
Granicus
Hebrus
Glasat Motine
Heron
Jasper
Relzeub
Hecla
Fury
Cordella
Infernal
Falmouth
Galeutta
Calcutta
Oehterloney
Wellington
Lowing
Theransport Board
Transport Office
Canada
Quebec
Todia
Admiral Cockburn
Townn
Péytsmouth
St.’ Helena
Sherhorse
St. T Helena
Sir George
Themelves
Paris
Brussels
Czernichig
Vienna
Austria
Spain
Royal Exchange
Algerine Foenaeen
Dover
Plage
Great Britain
United, States
Holland
Lavely
Attica
Two Indians Killed Near Muscle Shoals in Whiskey Dispute
A letter from Colonel Richard Brown of Cherokee Creek Path reports two Indians killed by whites on August 4 near the Muscle Shoals head, after the men sought whisky from a local black saloon keeper and began to travel when the dispute arose. The note requests the national commanding officer be informed of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funnavitze
M.I
Cherokee Nation
Tayl
Taylor
James Burlesson
Burlesson
Hey
Cere
Ged
Mym
United States
Richard Brown
Creek Path
Muscle Shoals
Sunday School Movement Urged to Reform City Morals
A letter in the Herald advocates establishing a city Sunday School to aid poor children and improve morals. It praises benevolent institutions run by respected matrons and a tract society, arguing such efforts will promote virtue and human progress amid existing charitable groups. The piece notes a military committee formed by the last Legislature to draft a code of laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Louis
Mahomet
Labadoyer
Ney
Carnot
la Fayette
Layvalette
Europe
England
Britain
Also Mentioned on This Page
Young
Kingi
Davists
Stetes
Womerca
Congrie Essembid
Indiare
Great Beitein
Ste. A. Ani
H. Clay
John Gaillard
James Madison
Peter Audrias
Amerita
Peter Audrian
Detroit
E H. Clay
House of
Arenovens
Hamilton
Ohio
Gaellard
Peishorn
S Madison
Java
WALLI
Branco
New-Youk
Cadiz
Roberts
Capre
Amela
Baltimore
South America
Hermo
Artilleery
Havana
Havanna
Erving
Madrid
Charles
Almeds
Dexes Sugar
Fr. Havanna
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