Bank Controversy Over Damages and Public Revenue
The document outlines a heated exchange over the Bank of the United States withholding public dividends and seeking damages against the government. It critiques actions to seize revenue, urges Congress to adjudicate claims, and condemns unilateral bank remedies that threaten congressional control of appropriations.
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Sapinien
United Posties
Ie Treasury
Congrens
Sal Js
Sahe
Idte
Congress
Bank For Relief
Abebank
Wadhey
Thie
Cangecas
Guaes
Recorniaes
Hue
Treasury
Department
U. States
U.S
Jess
Scireone
Cireamat
FIDE
Bank
Seale
United States
Tle
Justice of Congress
Tom
France
Paria
President
Secretary of the Treasury
Lyte Bank
T’ressary
Judicious remarks on Indians in the Missouri Republican
The Missouri Republican editorists critique the belief that Indians pursue distant battles as a new threat. He argues that Indians resist civilizing efforts due to mistrust, caused by repeated encroachment and poor government conduct. He notes that even with government safeguards, mischief arises from whites and others.
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Missouri Républican
Distress Tied to Frontier Trade and Bank Losses
Fragmentary text cites distress linked to frontier orders and laws after a French Bill purchase. It mentions money returns to a bank on an 1833 date and describes alarming whiskey trade losses. References to millions tied to miscreants harming a tribe and repeated mismanagement by native peoples.
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Hps
Treasury
Treasury A3
Congress
Gareas
Liscuss
Forborne
Abstemious Dutchman Bequeaths 3700 Amid Odd Wardrobe Tale
New York on December 11 an old Dutchman named Shumin living behind Sheriff Street died Friday after asthma and other diseases. Known for abstinence and eccentric habits he wore a wardrobe including blue velvet breeches a sailor jacket and a frieze overcoat. He privately asked Mr M Van Duersen to write his will revealing 3700 to Newark and Albany relatives and the location of the funds along with remarkable details of his past.
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Hamburgh
Philadelphia
van Duersen
Cour. & Eng
New York
Shumin
Sheriff Street
M. van Duersen
Newark
Albany
Balloon discovery near Old Head of Kinsale shocks fishermen
An old paper recounts a balloon found off Ireland’s coast near Kinsale. Fishermen Patrick McDermot and companions, initially fearing a monster, hoisted it with a pole and iron hook, releasing inflammable air and causing a burst. They believed it could be plague or the devil, finally deeming it a balloon with a dying cat aboard.
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Ireland
Kinsale
Patrick McDermot
Constantinople
Falstaff
Jenry V
Patrick
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Treasry
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U.S. Senate
Senate
Megeures
Pyter
U. S
Hira
Philadelphya Gazette
Mies A
Bordentown
Chesnut Street Wharf
Balimore
Guily
Delaware Avenue
Guard
Mr. B
Miss A
Batimore
Mrr B
Temperance Society
Navy Yard
Baltimore
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