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News of the US: Week Three of May 1812
By Mary Bowden, Researcher, UT Bound Newspaper Archive
May 15: From Salem — “The quota of the Militia of this town, to be drafted for the Canada War, is 112. The drafts are making; we do not hear of any volunteers from the democratic ranks presenting themselves.”–Salem Gazette, …
News of the US: Week Two of May 1812
By Mary Bowden, Researcher, UT Bound Newspaper Archive
May 8: From Raleigh — “A light frost appeared on the ground at this place on the morning of the 5th instant. A like appearance has not been observed for many years. There was frost on the morning of May …
News of the US: week one of may 1812
By Mary Bowden, Researcher, UT Bound Newspaper Archive
May 1: From the House of Representatives — “Mr. Newton, from the committee of commerce and manufactures, reported a bill for the relief of the sufferers, by the earthquakes in Venezuela. Referred to a committee of the whole today.”–New York …
News of the US: Week four of April 1812
By Mary Bowden, Researcher, UT Bound Newspaper Archive
April 22: From the House of Representatives — “The petition of Eli Whitney was presented and read, praying for an extension of his patent right for his machine for clearing cotton–referred to a select committee.” “The House went into a …
News of the US: Week three of april 1812
By Mary Bowden, Researcher, UT Bound Newspaper Archive
April 15: From Chicago, April 15 — “Our situation here will be very disagreeable for a while, as we are obliged to keep close to the garrison or be in danger of losing our scalps. The party of Winebagoes that …
