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Domestic News October 7, 1785

Fowle's New Hampshire Gazette And General Advertiser

Portsmouth, Rockingham County, New Hampshire

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Reports from western counties indicate ongoing Indian hostilities and barbarous murders of white settlers. Despite this, a recent convention in Kentucky decided on governmental separation, citing a militia of 5,000 men sufficient to repel attacks.

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American Advices.

RICHMOND, (Virginia) Sept. 3.

By letters immediately from the western county, we receive advice, that the Indians continue to commit their hostile depredations, frequently very barbarously murdering some of our whites. -Notwithstanding which, at the last convention held at the Kentucky, a separation of government was decided upon, considering themselves formidable enough to repel any attacks of the Indians; they having in their country, a militia of five thousand fighting men.

What sub-type of article is it?

Indian Affairs Politics Military

What keywords are associated?

Indian Depredations Kentucky Convention Government Separation Militia Strength

Where did it happen?

Kentucky

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Kentucky

Outcome

indians frequently very barbarously murdering some of our whites; separation of government decided upon

Event Details

Indians continue to commit their hostile depredations in the western county. At the last convention held at the Kentucky, a separation of government was decided upon, considering themselves formidable enough to repel any attacks of the Indians with a militia of five thousand fighting men.

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