Fragmented tale of friendship and love in Wales
An old manuscript fragment recounts two men, Harry Long and the narrator, bound by close schooling and shared mischief. They fall for the same young woman, navigate jealousy and a plan to win her, ultimately facing an unresolved love triangle amid humorous and reflective asides on youth and chance.
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Harry Long
Wales
Tucker
Harry
Jerry
Harrye
Mary
Kaningy
Holland
Dinnner
Isaac Newton
Milad
Lohentalder
Borough Accounts and Fire Company Expenses 1831–1834
Account items list payments to officials and vendors from 1831 to 1834. Includes water rents from October 82 to April 34, fire hook repairs, ladders, engine care, notices served, and various services by local officials. Named individuals include King, Troxell, Weldy, Bucking ham & Hall, Lefever, Smyser, Kortz, Jenkins, Denwiddie, Christman, and M Clellan.
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Troxell
Sen
P. Rotchess
Mahn
Remo- Buckingham & Hall
J. Lefever
Denwiddie
Baltimacre-street
Chritzman
Adams County Memorial Debate on Bank and Constitution
A Pennsylvania Senate debate references Adams County memorials urging restoration of the Constitution and laws, and opposition to executive overreach. Mr C cites a patriotic bank failed payment and a merchant buying a note for cash, illustrating national distress and calls for a Bank of the United States. The speech emphasizes respect for law, public deposits, and unity among farmers despite Anti-Masonic currents.
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Gettysburg
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Ma. Chay
Senate
Casy
Adams Monty
Pennsylvania
Adams County
Lt Ig
United States
U. TM
U. States
Mr. C
Patriotic’ Bank
Baltimore
Silence of the heart and night in uneasy rest
A fragmentary verse shows a silent heart in resignation as affliction swells like the sea. Nature pauses, winds calm, and a godlike nod steadies shocks. The night brings rest from fevered thoughts and pain, while a village and wood fall silent at last.
Rhode Island Victory Sparks New State Legislature Session
A Rhode Island election produced a pro administration legislature in session. Resolutions in the war branch condemn the administration’s policy and its handling of public funds. The paper predicts a shift in tone away from triumphalism as scrutiny increases.
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Tcis Onty
Feur de Joie
Lelature
Rhode Island
Legislaturg
Therma “Derwitt
Messare Pon
Rhode
Rhode Island Assembly Endorses National Bank Plan
The Rhode Island General Assembly arguments favor a national bank to stabilize currency and public finances. It calls for deposits of U S funds in the Bank of the United States and its branches, aims to prevent exchange losses, and urges Congress to consider a national institution to ensure fiscal stability and credit. The vote sections show a divided but prevailing support for the bank proposal.
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United States
U. States
Bank of the
U. 8
General Assembly
Nav “Sonal Bank
Congr
Rendge
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