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The New Hampshire Gazette
Portsmouth, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
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Gen. Gaines passed through St. Stephens from Pensacola to Georgia, reporting utmost harmony among citizens there under Gen. Jackson's authorities, with Spaniards finding no fault and no deviations from the capitulation articles with Don Mateo.
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Gen. Gaines has recently passed through
that place from Pensacola, on his way to
Georgia. Gen. G. states, that the utmost
harmony existed among every class of citi-
zens at Pensacola: that so far from mur-
muring, the Spaniards who remained, found
no fault whatever with the authorities estab-
lished by Gen. Jackson, and that not an in-
stance had occurred in which a deviation
had taken place from the true intent and
meaning of the articles of capitulation en-
tered into and ratified between Gen. Jack-
son, and Don Mateo, the late governor of
that place.
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Pensacola
Event Date
Recently
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utmost harmony among citizens; no faults found by remaining spaniards; no deviations from capitulation articles.
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Gen. Gaines passed through St. Stephens from Pensacola to Georgia and stated that harmony existed among all classes in Pensacola, with Spaniards not murmuring against authorities established by Gen. Jackson, and no instances of deviation from the capitulation articles ratified between Gen. Jackson and Don Mateo, the late governor.