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Letter to Editor January 5, 1815

The Enquirer

Richmond, Henrico County, Virginia

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Correspondence from Mobile, December 3, reports an enemy 74-gun ship and smaller vessels off Mobile Point. It also relays an unconfirmed account of Lt. Carey of the 2d regiment and two soldiers killed by Indians while descending the Alabama, and enemy forces killing captured women near Pensacola upon discovering U.S. troops there.

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EDITORS' CORRESPONDENCE.

MOBILE, December 3.

We hear that a 74 gun ship of the enemy, and some smaller vessels, have appeared off Mobile Point.

I am sorry to state an account heard this day. Perhaps it is not true. We are informed, however, that Lt. Carey of the 2d regiment with two soldiers, was killed by some Indians, in descending the Alabama; that the enemy took some women prisoners and carried them to the neighborhood of Pensacola, where finding that our troops had been there, they killed the women also.

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Informative

What themes does it cover?

Military War

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Enemy Ship Mobile Point Lt Carey 2d Regiment Indian Attack Alabama River Pensacola Women Prisoners

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reports the appearance of enemy naval vessels off mobile point and an unconfirmed incident where lt. carey and soldiers were killed by indians, with captured women also killed near pensacola.

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74 Gun Ship Of The Enemy Lt. Carey Of The 2d Regiment Killed By Some Indians In Descending The Alabama Women Prisoners Carried To Neighborhood Of Pensacola Killed The Women Also After Finding Our Troops Had Been There

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