Liberty Hall newspaper, December 28, 1813, Volume X, No. 478, Cincinnati, OH for Sale

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Liberty Hall newspaper, December 28, 1813, Volume X, No. 478, Cincinnati, OH For Sale

Liberty Hall newspaper, Tuesday, December 28, 1813, Volume X, No. 478, published by Looker and Wallace, Cincinnati, Ohio — 4 pages

Contents:

Notices
United States' Law enacted by the Senate and House, that a direct tax of three millions of dollars shall be laid upon the United States ...
Stamp Duties
Thomas Lewis, captain of the privateer Lion has returned to France having on board four hundred thousand dollars, taken from the enemy; besides having burnt from fifteen to twenty sail of British vessels
Latest from South America:

Capt. Clarke of the ship Criterion was informed that a severe battle was fought at St. Carlos in which the King's party were later defeated by the Patriots
Inhabitant situation on the coast of Chili are very distressing; King's party were very severe in their punishment of those who fell into their power

Translations from the Papers; letters from Dresden; troops are in motion; Frontiers of Saxony; Bamberg, Franconia movements of the different corps of the French army
Latest News from the US frigate Essex, Capt. David Porter has captured eight English whaling ships
Later Still, theUS frigate Essex ... the captures [in much more detail]
To Hon. William Jones, Secretary of the Navy - List of Deaths on US frigate Essex:

Ohio Legislatures: House of Representatives
In Congress, House of Representatives
Liberty Hall, Cincinnati - formation of a Society for the Promotion of Agriculture and Manufacturers; committee appointed to draft a constitution
Chillicothe: An act to provide for the payment of the quota of direct tax imposed on this state by the United States has passed both houses
No news from Gen. Jackson's army; Col. Carroll places our prospects of a speedy termination of the Creek war; East Tennessee horse under Gen. White has been discharged, and a new requisition of 1000 infantry made by Gen. Jackson for the militia of West Tennessee
Arrived at Camp Strother - information that the Georgia cavalry 600 strong and 800 friendly Creeks were killed, amongst whom were the Big Warrior's son, and the Long Lieutenant
Several valiant and patriotic young men from lower Kentucky, passed through here on their way to join Gen. Jackson's army
Major General Pinckney arrived at Milledgeville, Georgia, and will make this place Headquarters
General Floyd arrived at Cowetan on the Chatahoochie, and was expected to march immediately against the body of hostile Indians
French Naval Prowess
Married: Joseph Foot to Rebeckah Hardesty
Congress; President's Message
Extract of a letter addressed to his excellency Governor Blount, Chickasaws
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