Clay's Denial in Kentucky Reporter Letter
The July publication from the Kentucky Reporter records J. Clay denying charges from Gen Jackson about political bargains. He asserts no propositions or undertakings to influence the presidential election and denies collusion with Adams or other parties. He challenges the accuser to present satisfactory evidence and asserts his innocence before the American public.
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Kentucky
Wheeling
Carter Beverly
Gen. Jackson
Noah Zane
Deer
Beverly
Col. Bave
Whichackson
Estes
Perm
Adams
Mpléte Union
Megaelt
House of Representatives
Oleh Herolchem
Jackson Havingy
Himsel
George Kremer
Congress
Jackson
Bre. Adams
Department of State
Turbulent Fourth Of July Celebrations And War News
Dispatches recount severe cannon accidents during Independence Day celebrations at Bath New York Glen Falls Schaghticoke Germantown and Chillicothe leaving several men with lost limbs and severe injuries as crowds faced heated artillery. Reports from Constantinople and Portugal discuss Greek demands and European responses while Ireland endures widespread famine driven distress and crowds scavenging for food amid poverty and plague fears in Aurora.
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Wien
Bath
Steuben
Morgan
Glen’ Fall's
New York
Schaghticoke
N.Y
Germantown
Buddey
Chillicothe
Mt Dolsee
Tost
Portugal
Portugalia
Ireland
Dublin
Morning Chronicle
Aurora
Notable 1827 Exchequer Budget Debates and Ramak bin Juuber Tale
A letter from an officer in the Persian Gulf to Sir W. Kier Grant recounts Jan 15 1827 British finance debates led by Mr Canning. The Exchequer plans deficit funding with bills, noting high premiums and a plain budget. The update mentions Ramak bin Jubber, the pirate of the Gulf, his blockade by Bahrain, a fierce battle, a ship explosion, and at least two hundred deaths with ships destroyed.
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Persian Gulf
W. Kier Grant
Bath
Youn
England
Cale
Canning
Court of Justice
Yors
Ramak
bin Jauber
Gulf
Busire
Damon
Aen
Bharein
Bahrein
Rartak
Paniak
Aedosi
Ramak bin Juuber
bin Eres
Deaths by Lightning Reported in Several States
The Delaware Watchman reports a young man from Deifenbacher's home instantly killed in a hay field while setting bars. A Connecticut paper notes Henry Miller, about seventeen, struck and killed while taking shelter under a tree during a storm. Later, Don Louis de Onis, former American minister and ambassador to Naples, died in Naples Natine after a long tenure.
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Delaware
Deifenbacher
Connecticut
Henry Miller
Liverpool
Don Louis de Onis
Ammbassador
Naples
Natine
Reconcilianor Extra Proclamation From Caracas
A fragment from Reconcilianor Extra dated July reports a letter from Vice President Sautakder, dated April to Liberator, and a reply from Secretary of State Revenga, dated June 19, stating plans to depart for the seat of government. The issue also prints a proclamation by Batavar urging defense against tyranny and warning Colombians of era to come, amid references to unrest and Peril.
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Caraccas
Sautakder
Ba Ola
Apricoth
Vins Ds
Revenga
Caracas
Bativar
Sryan Marre
Bolivar Declares Independence and Calls for Unity
Caracas appears in 1827 with Bolivar issuing a fierce address from Head Quarters urging support for the republic. He denounces treason and demands rallying to defend liberty, glory, and laws against former enemies while proclaiming revolutionary authority and a new extraordinary government.
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Ag & Qi
Republic
Wade Seukes
Peru
Potosi
Congress
Iit
Con- Phef
Iiead
Caracas
Bolivar
Desperate Pursuit After Kidnapping Revealed
Report details a search of a shop where a girl vanished and a trap door leading to a grim vault. Authorities found a chained man tied to a post and accused keepers of chopping flesh, with several executed and one sentenced to perpetual imprisonment.
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Gotha
Sublime Toast Read at Reading Date 4th
An OCR fragment records a Sublime toast drunk at Reading Pennsylvania on the fourth. It appears to reference “E. . Hawk” and “Fake Sex” with notes on consolation in anxiety and decorum. The garbled text mentions melody, heritony, and superficialities, but overall provides only a partial, unclear quote.
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Reading
Hawk
Joux Bucstin Elevated to Surgery Professorship
Joux Bucstin, MD, adjunct Pro- Maryland, has been unanimously elected to the Professorship of Surgery at the Institution, filling the vacancy left by the son of Granville Sharp Pattison, Esq.
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Joux Bucstin
Maryland
Granville Sharp Pattison
Execution of Temperance-Hugh King in St Louis
Report of the May 27 execution of soldier Hugh King in St Louis for Sergeant Green’s murder. King spoke on temperance’s ruinous effects, admitted shooting Green but claimed no personal animosity, and acknowledged forfeiting his life. The piece cites Fredericksburg Arena details and discusses ensuing sensational accounts.
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Hugh King
St. Louis
Martin Green
Green
Fredericksburg
Harsen
Vredricksburg
Cuca
Gut
Yanna
Anrree
Ogre Plasters
Uriel Acroua
The Souvenir prospectus for a weekly miscellany
A detailed prospectus outlines The Souvenir a weekly periodical to begin on the first Wednesday of July. It promises moral humorous and scientific content biographical anecdotes engravings monthly and a fashion and literature section. The publication aims to furnish affordable elegant information and a repository of varied literature with copperplate engravings.
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Singh
Tor
Onliie
V. Faltors
Peter
Philip Price
Scar
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Clay
Elayy
Lexington
Washington
Colombia
Pike
Fryvske Noi
Adama Creny
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