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Adams Sentinel

Location

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1834

Page

4

Rush resigns as Secretary to Bank Investigating Committee

The article notes Mr Rush’s resignation from the Bank Investigating Committee’s Secretary post and his subsequent publication of a correspondence. It criticizes his conduct and asserts the committee’s duty to proceed with examinations, while illustrating public discontent toward the Senate and political dynamics of the era.

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New Indian Ambassador Arrest and Lyons Disturbances

In Virginia news an Cherokee envoy to Washington was arrested but discharged by two justices since as a foreign power’s ambassador he could be bailed. The piece critiques federal clerks and clerk hire costs, notes Lyons disturbances, mail stoppage, and a mayoral proclamation about women circulation. Also reports a rare fish story, a London codling with a small ling, and a Paris magistracy remark.

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Lost child found after two days of search near Leipera Forks

A five year old boy named William Bond wandered away with two companions from Leipera Forks of West Harpeth. After two days and a massive community search of over 300 neighbors, 254 on foot and horseback, the child returned to Samuel Williams’ house unharmed. He slept in a hollow log first night, then a bed of leaves. at times he heard his father calling him in the woods and asked why he did not come to him. The scene shifted from despair to joy as families and neighbors rejoiced at his recovery.

Wm. Bond Leipera West Harpeth Hontor Samuel Williams Nee

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