American Sunday School Union Celebrates Seventh Anniversary
The American Sunday School Union marked its seventh anniversary at First Presbyterian Church Washington Square Avexagonn Henry Esq president in the chair. The crowded gathering included general assembly members, children in the gallery, and a program of prayers readings and hymns. The annual report showed about 74,875 receipts last year with a large balance and significant borrowings to fund publishing plans.
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Sunday School Union
American Sunday School Union
First Presbyterian Church
Washington Square
Avexagonn Henry
General Assembly
Society
Arpurt Barnes
Watts
Perry
Baptist Church
Spruce Street
Pau Beck, Jr
Milner
New-York
England
Josuua Hayes
Volney
New England
Liviscston
Crown St
Resse
Methodist Church of
N. Yv
Persaasion
Sun Syool Union
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Union
Methodists
Cooxmax
Methodist Church
Tavras
New York
Ringsey
Saxtorp
2D Presbyterian Church
France Prorogues Chambers Amid King’s Speech Aid
The king delivers a lengthy address defending the constitutional order and reforms, praising national guards and police for restoring public safety. He explains Belgian independence supports France’s interests, defends armament policies, and warns against republican agitation while urging unity under the charter.
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France
Phar
Paris
Stuivs
Lee
Gabe Ie
Polish forces chase Diebitsch after Warsaw reports
Readable scraps describe Polish leaders pressing toward Diebitsch with a Warsaw dispatch noting Skravnecki preparing to pursue. The article notes confusion from mixed reports of engagements and victories across continental papers and cites an event on the 7th involving a significant action between Polish and opposing forces.
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Poland
Varius
Warsaw
Skravnecki
Diebitsch
Fragmented OCR leads to jumbled civic tensions notes
The text presents a garbled account with references to cities, banks, and governance. It mentions a January or February period with names like Weeden and Taio Washing, and concerns about hostilities and government actions. The snippet is largely unreadable and lacks a clear single event.
Bank of the United States funds Mediterranean squadron pay
The article notes Congress appropriations provide for the year and states the American Mediterranean squadron would have lacked pay without the Bank of the United States lending a large sum. It claims the bank’s position ensures coin remains the currency for three months.
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Mediterranean
U. States
Food Authority
Backing Out at Jackson Meeting Sparks Calhoun Debate
The Nat Int notes a pros position to reconsider the vote and resolution praising Mr. Calhoun. It questions whether Calhoun supporters of Gen. Jackson face denunciation and persecution. It cites Globe criticism and mentions Crocker of Tennessee and Charox of Kentucky campaigning for re election amid administration foes.
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Duff
U.S. ‘Telegraph
Jackson
Calhoun
Globe
C. Calhoun
Gen. Jackson
Orvis
Col. Crockerr
Tennessce
Charox
Kentucky
Congress
Hoaxing Schoolmaster and Gunpowder Shipment Warnings
A Palmyra NY schoolteacher was fooled by a traveler promising a rich Ohio man’s daughter as payment. He traveled to Ohio, learned the joke, and returned heartbroken. The Portsmouth Courier condemns gunpowder shipments on Western steamboats after a box concealed as dry goods ignited, causing fires and danger.
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Palmyra
Wayne County
New York
Ohio
Midniht
Portsmouth
Gleaner
Phobus
Wheeling
Cincinnati
Sheeta
Stednouts
Child Lost Twenty Years Found With Parents On Phiup River
A boy missing for twenty years near the Phiup River Nova Scotia since age four has been found by his parents among a group of Ine Giang. He exhibits Indian manners and has been sent to school.
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Phiup River
N.S
Ine Giang
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