Letter Exposes Political Clash Over Gen Jackson and Mr Clay
The Wheeling Gazette prints a George Jackson letter to Carter Beverly in which Jackson defends Mr Clay’s integrity and denounces rival charges. It recounts conversations with Mr Clay about Adams era politics and a proposed coalition that would influence the 1825 presidential contest.
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Sal
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Chay
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Gen Jackson
Teyamany
Telegraph
Washington
Congress
Timi
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McClay
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Ins
Viey
Lucy Talen
Perth
Rebel chief seeks pardon for himself and 200 followers
The account describes the rebel leader pleading for mercy for himself and about 200 surrendered followers. Observers note the moving scene with families present and the prisoners' humiliation eliciting strong compassion among onlookers.
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Themelves
Poe
Debates and unrest mark Bolivar era trade and politics
From Puerto Cabello Colón, June 827, reports rail at President Bolivar’s decrees harming commerce. The Liberator’s popularity wanes while General Pánz gains. Rumors circulate of Santander’s resignation, Bolivar’s possible exit, and a pending Bolivian constitutional crisis. Trade remains dull amid confusion and weak remonstrances.
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Panz
Congress
Bolivar
Furcher
Barault
Silander
Arrests After Suspected Accessory Case Mentioned
A man was arrested Sunday night and a girl jailed on suspicion of being an accessory. The report notes Lake Ontario rising three feet above usual levels due to heavy snowmelts, with Lake Erie also significantly higher than six years ago, gradually increasing since a five year period.
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Escaik
Lake Ontario
Lake Erie
Rhode Island Peace Society Holds Tenth Annual Meeting
The Providence Gazette reports the Rhode Island Peace Society held its tenth annual meeting on Tuesday with officers re elected. The Board notes rising interest in peace in the U S and Europe and cites new societies, the London peace movement, and shifting political attitudes as signs of quiet influence on public thought.
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Providence Gazette
Peace Society
Rhode Island Peace Society
Europe
U. States
London
Three Kingdoms
Wellington
Canning
Friends of Peace
Kingy
Untitled Historical Notes on Fish Haul andPotato Digging Machine
Fragmented OCR notes describe a shark incident catching seven to ten foot sharks near Tomlinson's bridge, a large white fish catch damaged by nets, and a potato digging machine invented by Michael Darsy of Swords Linglandy claiming to till an acre with two horses and one attendant. Also contains depth notes about lakes and scattered miscellaneous references.
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Lake St Peter
Quebec
Harteaux
Agate
Tig Harbor
Tomlinson
Seine
Haven
Ger
Michael Darsy
Linglandy
Herchy
Harhowibu
Silk industry urged for farmers in Connecticut this century
The article argues silk cultivation can boost rural income. It notes mulberry trees, seed preparation, and nurseries as profitable additions. It cites Connecticut figures from 1810 showing 11503 dollars in sewing silk and raw silk across three counties, with prospects for growth and non interference with regular crops. Richard Peters, W S Warven, secretary.
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Cwnnecticut
United States
Windham County
Richard Peters
Press
Warven
Sec’y
Coast Trade Boosts US Commerce Warned by Boston Manufacturers
In a Boston meeting, manufacturers argued that union commerce is aided not harmed. They noted US coasting tonnage now rivals the golden harvest era and cited foreign tonnage figures from 1805 to 1810 ranging from 750 000 to 950 609 tons, with coasting trade around 700 640 tons.
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