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Foreign News
April 18, 1803
The National Intelligencer And Washington Advertiser
Washington, District Of Columbia
What is this article about?
The Paris Council of Liquidation has decided to refer unliquidated claims for supplies furnished to French colonies to local colonial authorities for accurate assessment, requiring US citizens with such claims to first approach those authorities.
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Full Text
The council of liquidation at Paris, under a view of the inconveniences which would result from taking up unliquidated claims for supplies furnished to the colonies, where alone the sums due can be correctly ascertained, has determined to refer such to the local authority of the colonies. Of course the citizens of the United States whose claims of that nature have not been ascertained by drafts delivered to them, must now address themselves in the first instance to those authorities to obtain a liquidation.
What sub-type of article is it?
Colonial Affairs
Economic
What keywords are associated?
Paris Council Liquidation
Colonial Claims
Us Citizens Supplies
French Colonies Authorities
Where did it happen?
Paris
Foreign News Details
Primary Location
Paris
Outcome
claims referred to local colonial authorities for liquidation; us citizens must apply there first.
Event Details
The council of liquidation at Paris has determined to refer unliquidated claims for supplies furnished to the colonies to the local authority of the colonies due to inconveniences in handling them centrally, as sums can only be correctly ascertained there.