New Jersey Legislature re-elects governor and justice
At a joint session the Legislature of New Jersey re-elected Governor Gammine H. Forp and Supreme Court Justice Garnet Wart. The former term ends March next, amid surprise at the party votes. A separate note covers the brig William Tell delivering a lion, two horses, and three horses from Morocco to the U.S. government. Also reported is Joseph J. Sager of Gardiner Maine found guilty of poisoning his wife with arsenic and sentenced to be hanged.
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New Sertey
New Jersey
Peatee
Gammine H. Forp
Supreme Court
Garnet
United States
Farunxouvvacs
Deriva
William ‘Tell
New York
Cie Enast
Africa
Bashaw
Metoun
Barbary
Morocco
U. States
Leib
W. T
Rama Frodi Tellah
Te Ailis
Joseph J. Sager
Gardiner
Maine
Hallowell
Bachelder
Wardiet
Superior Court
Stokes County
N. Carolina
William Gibson
Tad
Tate
The Golden Delusions in Frederick County
The Fredericktown Examner critiques the gold currency experiment. It questions the disappearance of gold coins, denounces the political motive and deceit behind the policy, and challenges supporters to compare predicted outcomes with actual results. The piece condemns the administration’s plan as dishonest and urges farmers to seek truth in the record.
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Stalian
Cain
Frederick Coons
Thas
Drought, emigration and cholera fill 1834 era pages
A composite 1834-era notice sheet covers drought in Europe and America, heat deaths in New York, emigration waves to the West from Ohio Missouri and Illinois, cholera updates on the Savannah river, and essays on education in New England. It notes Ohio Perry's town migrations, Philadelphia and Paris weather, and moral reflections.
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Savanna
Savannah
New -York
Charleston Mercury
Parsonage Tales and Maritime Ventures from a Bygone Era
The narrative threads through Edwardian street life with a wood-sawyer’s son and a U.S. son, a wary Virginian glimpse of New England prosperity, and a tale of Parson B. who built ships and fell into debt. It recalls Pic tate Femple of Vermont and a government refund plan, while cautioning sportsmen with a Newburyport Herald note on two youths lost at sea. It mentions an Indian Advocate venture, a French town trip to Philadelphia, and early ballooning methods with currents guiding aeronauts aided by lightweight balloons and feathered cues.
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Ross
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Delaware
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Washington County
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