Correspondence on Jackson Burr ties in early Kentucky letters
The National Journal prints correspondence between Gen. Jackson and Judge Nathaniel Williams of Tennessee. Williams’ testimony is treated as truthful until disproved, arguing Jackson’s close association with Burr during late 1806 and early 1807. It cites Burr’s aims and public opinion’s reaction, plus a Kentucky letter predicting Adams’ re-election and condemning Jackson, tying in debates over slavery and political fate.
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Gen. Jackson
Nathaniel Williams
Tennessee
Col
Burr
Williams
Jackson
Col. Burr Durio
Yeheme
Amdc
Cok Burr
United States
Senate
Walliams
Aceu
Cape
Baltimore Chronicle
Kentucky
Baltimore
Adams
Metcalfe
Barry
John Wood
Harris
Pennsylvania
Letiruth
Humaan
Resolutions favoring American Colonization Society
The General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church endorses the American Colonization Society proposals to settle free people of color on the African coast, supports aiding auxiliary societies, and instructs the Secretary to relay these resolutions to the Society’s Board of Managers. At Providence, Rhode Island, veterans of the Revolution gathered for Independence Day with noted officers and survivors, including Col. Pickering and Gen. Smith of Portland. Further notes report Havana maritime incidents, slave trades, and regional civic updates including New Harmony, Pennsylvania Canal progress, and a police capture of suspects in a theft from the Dutch minister in Washington.
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Aiticap
Reporiter
American Colonization Society
General Conference
Episcopal Church
Calor
Africa
Liberia
Providence
R. 'Yi
Sven
Massachusetts
Cincinnati
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Connecticut
New York
Ohio
United States
Col. Pickering
Col. Trumbull
Col. Rice
Gen. Smith
Portland
Mectling
Treason in the South as War Effort Is Questioned
The piece warns that treason is rising in the South and asserts the Union will not yield. It frames two paths for the nation: submit to Southern dictation and cede support, or stand firm with zeal and intelligence to uphold principles and rights by dedicated men.
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Pennsyvania
Great Britain
Samuel Patch Plans Final Passaic Falls Jump Next Monday
The text notes Samuel Patch advertising a final jump from the Passaic Falls scheduled for Monday at 12 o'clock. It hints at public interest and claims of misrepresentation of his sanity, revealing controversy around his acts and motives.
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Samuel Patch
Passaic
Constitution Frigate Ox. Twansipes salutes Boston on return
Boston July 5 a narrative honors the frigate Constitution known as Old Ironsides anchored off the Navy Yard to celebrate the Fourth of July. Launched Oct 1797 at Hart's shipyard she played a pivotal role in early wars, guiding battles with Barbary states and Britain. Notable exploits include masterful escapes, captures of Java and Cyane, heavy combat losses, and a long career of service before repairs and readiness for further duty.
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Boston
Constitution
Samuel Nicholson
French Republic
Isaac Hull
Edward Preble
Mediterranean
Tripoli
Philadelphia
Decatur
Barbary States
Great Britain
Chesapeake
New York
Inerriere
Hull
William Bainbridge
South America
Java
Dune
Ista
Charles Sttuart
Andi
Kea
Wan Chayal
Utp Marblehead
Tt Cosmy
E Henry
Levant
George Collier
Leander
Newcastle
U. States
Navy Yard
Charleston
Guerriere
Cyane
Amnesty to the Greeks and Allied mediation efforts
The Ottoman Porte offered full amnesty to the Greeks on treaty terms and sent bishops to announce it. The Greek clergy and Archbishops reported the offer, but Count Capo d Istria rejected the proposition. Allied admirals declined to intervene beyond urging adherence to the July 6 treaty and accepting Powers mediation.
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Nice
Chalcodaire
Larissa
Josif
Zacharius
Melitior
Smyrna
Constantinople
Agean Sea
Peloponnesus
Capo Wistria
Porte
de Rigny
Boat. Cou
Milam's London land purchase interest in Texas sparks concern
The Mercury notes northern papers claim the London Barings bought a million acres in Texas. Milam, the buyer, allegedly departed New Orleans for London to close the deal. The text praises Milam’s background, cites his Kentucky birth, wartime service, and rise to wealth amid this vast land acquisition near the Gulf of Mexico.
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Baring
London
Province of
Texas
Milam
New Orleans
Louisiana
Gulf of
Moxico
Gulf
Fandy Jong
Gtirty
Gallentis
Citizen of the World United States Mexican Hero
A detailed reminiscence praises a humble soldier who fought in Mexican provinces and Mexico City, earning his place among heroes. Imprisoned during a tyrant’s rise, he was freed by popular uprising and later rewarded with a large land grant. Born to modest parents and self educated, he embodies fearless mobility and global loyalty.
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Me 'Ee
Mexico
Harbide
Milam
Mail Robbery convict Baxter Powell in Nashville
In Nashville Tennessee on July 8 a 17 year old Baxter A Powell was convicted in the United States Circuit Court for robbing the mail. He served as a mail carrier between Nashville and Jackson and was sentenced to ten years imprisonment after being found guilty of taking money from a letter and destroying two other packages. The judge urged strict enforcement of mail laws.
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Bordeaux Packet
Vera Cruz
Havana
Nasaville
Tens
Baxter A. Powell
United States
Nashville
Jackson
Provocative Edinburg preacher stirs crowd with prophecy
The Rev Mr Irving faces strong opposition as he lectures on prophecy in Edinburg. Admirers call him inspired, while critics report his claim that after this world ends the planets will hold the souls of the righteous.
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Irving
Edinburg
Beavers mourn death of Adam Hoinstine in Bedford township
Adam Hoinstine aged about 18, son of Mr. Jacob Hoinstine, was instantaneously killed Wednesday morning by a falling tree as he assisted in cutting. The article notes his mangled condition and the tragedy occurring in Bedford township. It also discusses mulberry cultivation and silkworm rearing prospects, urging seed collection and worm raising as a profitable, simple labor suitable for women, with several county residents already pursuing the venture.
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Beavers
Adam Hoinstine
Jacob Hoinstine
Bedford Township
Berthe
Wreck of St Charles Sold at Sydney After Cape Breton Loss
The cargo of the St Charles wrecked near Cape Breton on its voyage to Quebec, valued at £40,000, was sold at Sydney for £200. The report notes silk ribbons and related goods with pricing at the time.
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St. Charles
Cape Breton
Quebec
Sydney
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