The Bank Question in Albany and National Policy Debates
The Albany Argus faces sharp attacks over the Bank of the United States, urging constitutional limits and public trust. It argues a broader fight against political influence, press corruption, and federal power while warning of dangers to liberty and fiscal stability. It critiques measures to shift deposits and aims to shield Congress and the people from cabal influence.
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Congress
Lsbor
Albany
Albany Reygency
Queso
Publc Poly
United States
Ds Realers
Argus
Himell
Anc
Sis
Bank of the
Isaac Hill
Ihe
New Hampshire
Amos Kendall
Louisville
Kendalls
Croswells
Netan
Bnt
Partizan
Neaher
Rome
U. Stes
U. States
Cabal
Presa
U-8
Georgia
Guinnet
Mall
Habersham
Supreme Court
She& Pia
Mississippi
James Buchanan
Senate of the
Public execution of Mrs. Silvers over Morgantown murder
Mrs Francis Silvers of Morgantown North Carolina was publicly executed on the 12th for murdering her husband. She confessed the circumstances saying she killed him when he loaded his gun to shoot her. She claimed she struck with an axe. The piece also notes Presbyterian Church assembly counts and clergy figures as of May last with various congregational and pastoral statistics.
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Francis Silvers
Morgantown
N. C
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
United States
Strange Casualty in Steubenville After Prolonged Agony
Morning of July 19 in Steubenville a man belonging to Mr. Wedderstrand died after 31 hours of extreme agony. The body was sent open.
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Tast
Steubenville
Manz
Brave Frenchman Battled Indians in Missouri Siege
In Flint's Mississippi a Frenchman named Baptise Roy and his wife held a siege at Catesana Dessein on the Missouri for four days. They faced 400 Northern savages. Roy’s wife molded lead and loaded, Roy shot from the roof, an assisting companion was killed, and Roy survived as the Indians abandoned after declaring the house grand medicine leaving forty bodies and a heap of bullets.
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Baptise Roy
Congress
Catesana Dessein
Missouri
Gagtison House
Roy
Flint
Mississippi
Grand Rail Road Spectacle At Baltimore and Susquehanna
The Baltimore and Susquehanna Railroad locomotive arrived Sunday evening with fourteen cars. Passengers, mostly from a nearby camp meeting, marveled at the smooth 16 mph movement along scenic banks and hills. The crowd enjoyed salubrious air and orderly travel. A Virginia law allows liquor sales in counties, but one magistrates’ decision found no room for that purpose in a county.
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Baltimore and Susquehanna Railroad
Reisterstown
Caron
Virginia
Frontier Courage and Odd Anecdotes From a Papers Page
A fragmented 19th century collage recounts frontier prowess with a solitary hunter and siege escape, a servant cooking beans, a quip about bleeding a patient, shifts to tobacco’s volatile reputation, sailor craving luxuries, and a warning about not praising one’s children to others.
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THE
Adams Sentinel and
General Advertiser
Morg
Sae Watt
Dunham
Lower Canada
Polite
Montreal
St. Sohne
Caendyof
New
Philadelphia
Cape de Verds
Mariner
Zipparah
Africa
Martin
V. Y. Gazi
Rendsborough
Monroe
Clough
Erkehire
U.S
Liberia
Colliey
Alex. Gaz Oe
Boston
Anne
New York
Havre
Rector Street
Journal of Commerce
Norsmen
Fackson
Coty
H . Mass
Shakspeare
Phankfut-Peurbone
Cooper
Methodist Society
Rhode Island
Luzerne County
Phat -We -View
U8. Gazette
Lem
Pompus
Fas
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