The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-10-15
From Scott's Weekly Paper.
SCIIOLIUMS OF HISTORY.

SCllOLI u Mo OF III 10 Oh1
1--WE liere present, with correct dates
Of month aud year, calendar Of events
in the History of America; births and
deaths Of eminent men, land and sea fghta,
treaties, &c. &c. compiled from authen.
tic sourses.1
OCT Oh Err.
2-l119 Savannah. Georgia, in the
occupation of the British, bombarded by
the French and the Americans, who were
repnlsed.
lSl9:--public Officers removed 70 Col
nmbns, Ohio.
I $780, Died, at Wea,hers6eld, VT
William e., Jarvis, Of Charleston Mass,
formerly Speaker Of the House Of Repre-.
sentatises Of Massachusetts.
-- Violent Gales on Lake Michigan
this and following day.
4-l126 DE Rszie. Lieutenant Gov
ornor of the Dutch Settlement! Of New
Amsterdam, now New York city, visited
the Pilgrims at Cape Cod--the first inter-
change Of civilities among the settlers.
TTT.-Baule Of Germantown. Amer.
leans repulsed bv the British losing 4C0
prisoners, aud 1872 killed, and 52l wound.
ed.
lsl2.-BriIi,h repulsed in an attack up
Osdensburg, N. Y.
1912 4 n ,ol If,.
rison repulsed tie Ind at Chatham
U. G., taking large qnanrily Of stores,
including c0u0 stand of arms.
1911 u. s Revenue Gutter belongin ing
to Newport, Z I. captured Brtish priva.
teer Sloop Dart.
lSle.--freaty between United States
and Cherokee Indians.
5-lG00, - Briiish forccs. under Sir w
Ph'prs, arrived before Quebec, then ir
possession by the French,
l703--Born, AT East Windsor, Connect
icni, Jonathan Edwards, a celebrated
Metoph ysician and Theologian'
l1s7 Died, aged 45, Thomas Stone
one of the Signers of the Declaration o
In lependence.
ls05.-Ded, al Chazepore East Indies
aged 67, Charles Marquis Cornwalis, th
English General in the American Revo
Iutionary War.
n rlsa3%e-Raule af Wprayian Town, o
Tie Thames River. U. c. The British an
Indians under General Proctor de feat b
cumseh slar.
1S30,--The Sea Ports OF the Unite
S ates opened to Eeglsh vessels from rl
West Indies.
18 '6.-D Died, near Easton Nd Robel
II. Goldsborough, u 8. Senate from Md
-Severe Snow Storm in variot
parts Of u. S. In New York ii was 2i O
&c inches deep on the ground and i
PENNSYLVANIA 90 inches,
G-l117.-Foris Montgomery-& Clin
ton, on The Hudson, captured by The Bfi
fish
+ li0''--otHSih al NfISCHc dHI''h' C' \
the command vacated by the detection {
Benedict Arnold.
l7S1 --York,own Va. invested by III
combined American and French forces
I1s2.--Peace with the U. s. of Amerc
proclaimed in England
1929 Died, in Louisiana, Peter Dor
bigny, Governor Of that Safe.
i 7--g177. battle Of saltwater, or sec
ond Battle of Saratorn, n. Y. American
defeated the British killing their Genera
Frazer, ahd taking 300 prisoners.
-The British ,undcr General HI W e
entered Phil iladelplia.
17S0 Battle of King IS Mountain. l0n,
British Tories AMI Refugees defeated by
5000 Americans. British Major Fergus
on killed.
1895 Died, in Albania, aged 65
| Charles Tai. JnIge of Superior Court o.
| Georgia, and Senator in Congress for Il
| years.
| 1e39.-Diei, at Yorktown. Va. aged 81
Thomas Griffin. celebrated U s. OGcer
and VI. & a
s-1777 British Camp, near Saratoga .
n. Y, canon AIDED BY the Americans.
1881 Treaty between Holland and the
United States.
1793.-Died. aged .55. John Hancock
Governor OF Massa chusetts. and Presid Q ut
Of Congress at the Signing Of the Declar.
alton of Independence.
1910 --Great Fire at Charleston s G.
1919. Detroit and Caledonia, British
armed Brigs, cut out from under the wa lis
Of Fort Erie. bv party Of American vol.
nn,eers under Lieut.. EIliot fsss.
1Sl3.-Two British Schooners Of War
wrecked on Lake Ontario, and nearly all
their crews drowned.
9-l747 Died, at Northampton, Mass.
aged 20, David Brainard. an eminent Mis-
sionarv among the Indians
l77S.--Americans and French repnlsed
in an attack up'n Savannah, Georgia.
bnssessed bv the British; Pulaski receiv
ed his mortal wounded, and died two days