Discharge orders for militia and Vezuvius eruption updates
The text discusses presidential orders in May and June discharging militia and ending term requirements, arguing six months was unnecessary. It notes Gov Blount revocation context and Gen Jackson obedience. Separately, Vezuvius summit shows smoke with later explosions. movement toward Portico congested. Earthquake shocks felt in Calabria near Reggio and Palmi, with no major damage.
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Vesuvius
Portica
Calabria
Reggio
Palmi
Tribute to the memory of Clinton and Lafayette letter
A dated 1828 tribute from General Lafayette to Charles A Clinton recounts mourning, friendship, and memory. Also notes Napoli Gazette reports Mount Vesuvius erupting with multiple craters, lava pours, and a giant pine-like column of smoke over Naples.
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Gazette di
Vesuvius
Naples
Oitepann
Abduction and Return of Slaves From Philadelphia 1825
High Constable Garrigues resumes search for enslaved children abducted from Philadelphia in 1825. Two boys Clem, Coxe, and FE Laurence have been returned after risks and expense. Others remain missing. evidence points to Joseph Johnson and traders who sold victims to Southern planters. Legal proof required in Mississippi or Louisiana to secure freedom. Public sentiment in Pennsylvania grows against the Jackson administration.
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Pumaperenra
Garrigues
Mississippi
Louisiana
Philadelphia
Clem
Coxe
FE. Laurence
Joseph Johnson
Petaware
Maryland
Ike
Johnson
Commonwealth
Memorial on William Morgan Case and European News Update
A memorial from delegates at Row in New York requests action from Congress regarding the kidnapping and disappearance of William Morgan. The piece blends this plea with late May European dispatches from New York, detailing Paris papers on Greek Turkish affairs, Russian Danube movements, and British political shifts including the Test Act Repeal debate.
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New-York
Europe
Henri IV
Skiddy
Paris
Bucharest
Vienna
Danube
Journal Des Debates
19Th Ul
Greece
Turkey
England
Mr. Canning
Turk
Pacific
Duke of Wellington
France
Russia
Alexander
Holy Alliance
Evangile
M.de Metternich
Austria
Pacha
Egypt
Reni
Transylvania
Gallaty
Mossins
Silistrea
Great Britain
House of Lords
Earl of Eldon
Conan
Vote on Morgan petition ends in parted yeas and nays
The motion to demand yeas and nays on Morgan's status was sustained and the petition referred to the President by a 143 to 70 vote, a minor procedural episode with little consequence. The record highlights party lines and legislative procedure rather than a substantive outcome.
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Pinion
Morgan
Clerical Debate Averts Scandal From Commons Declaration
Opinion from the Rev. bench is sought to avert the scandal. Lord Winchelsea's amendment will remove the general reproach that would fall on twenty six Christian prelates if the naked declaration of the Commons were adopted.
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Bench
Lord Winchelsea
Marvelous tale of a Bainbridge murder and blood red bone
A February report from Bainbridge Alabama recounts a girl accused of giving birth to and murdering her infant. In April a child's body was found in a mill pond with a red forehead bone that bleached white with water and air. A certificate supports the discovery, while Pittsburg contemplates coal gas for lighting the city.
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Bainbridge
Alabama
Nathaniel Futrell
Wm. B. Rice
Col. Willis
Mill Pond
Liverwort opinions and a steamboat note in one column
A letter from Dr. Prystek to Dr. Tayzox questions liverwort’s medical value. He warns against relying on it as a phthisis preventive or cure, noting limited experience and no discernible benefit. The page also reports a new steamship of 760 tons, sailing for Havana, under Capt. Remington, praised for speed and power, with other periodical notices on goods and transport.
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Prystek
G. B. Tayzox
Sammuch
Havanna
Remington
Five generations traced in a family note from Phil
A message describes five generations from the great grandmother to the child, noting the great great grandmother as the only first born across generations. The great great grandmother visits her children, travels alone, and returns home often at night, with a wish she may live to see another generation.
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Phil
Act for Relief of Surviving Officers and Soldiers of Revolution
The act, now passed both Houses, grants surviving Continental Line officers full life pay from March 3, 1826, not to exceed captain’s rate, with deductions for prior pensions. noncommissioned officers musicians and privates entitled to full monthly pay beginning March 3, 1826, life term, excluding those already on pension lists.
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Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of American Congress
United State
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Unclear fragment hints at a road tie or protest event
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning a road tie and names, no clear event, location, or date discernible.
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Charles A. Clinton
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My Son
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Franklin Gazette
Fio
Philadelphia Gazette
American Sentinel
General Jackson
Pennsylvania
Bucks County
Wasxisntos
William Morgan
Tuars
Twennensec
New York
Wallam Momran
Batella
Ae Furegaid
Fort Newgora
Dort Nagata
Tran
Nispava
le Roy
TU Bank
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N. A. Futrell
WM. Clayton
L. Bryant
Mary Ann Clayton
Rachel Futrell
Sarah Williams
Pittsburg
Pittsboro
P. & Physick
Gro. B. Tarzon, MD
Vorkforer
Daver
State of
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