PROGRESS OF RUSSIAN INVASION OF TURKEY
The article analyzes the Russian march toward Constantinople, detailing routes via the Danube and Balkan Mountains, Turkish weakness, and potential outcomes. It discusses Egypt's future under European influence and critiques Turkish modernization while predicting Russian advances up to Istanbul. It also covers Irish Catholic politics centering on Mr. O Connell's election and potential oath controversies in Parliament.
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Bell
Turkey
Constantinople
Balkan
Batyen
Shumia
Shuma
Danube
Black Sea
Irkey
Hue Tronk
Bellespont
Asis
Europe
Vienna
Christendom
Ania
Adrianople
Shumle
Rutchuck
Dr. Walsh
Madad
Eethe
Oxus
Tartary
Egypt
East
Bonaparte
O’connell
Morning Chronicle
Keltinge
O'Connell
Sale
Hoase of Commons
Ireland
Mr .Connell
Charles Butler
eConnell Grays
Letter Through Post Office Frank Reaches Notable Readers
A correspondence via Mr. O’Connell’s frank included a missive to the Marchioness of Wellesley and another note destined for her grandfather, Charles Carroll of Carrollton, referenced in the National Gazette.
Declaration of War and Trade Notes Headline Fusion
The excerpt blends Bolivar’s call to arms against Peru with notices on trade and slavery. Bolivar urges Colombians to rally, while the Savannah Georgian notes demand for rattlesnakes and alligators, coral trade, and Brazil’s slave trade. Local court tallies add quirky height data from Bladen County.
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Bolivar
Peru
Simon Bolivar
Colombia
South
Frvion Civicexe
Sno Sompresa
Bolivia
Savannah
Liverpool
United States
Berkshire American
Brazil
Rio
Presidential Election Canvass Sees Deep State Strains
The letter from Unsstrane dated in North Carolina discusses the ongoing Presidential Election debate. It notes Southern distrust of agitation, fears of disunion in South Carolina, and a near balance in North Carolina, with Jackson support rising and tariff issues debated after Congress. The piece warns of political tensions affecting national happiness.
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Airentlemat
Caolina
Carolin
Congress
Orleans
Taco
Wihis Rotherin
Afa
Magis
Letter on policy and party lines in the North Carolina vote
A thoughtful letter discusses battles and law versus nature, criticizing hackneyed politics. It notes the administration's growing strength and predicts North Carolina voters leaning toward Gen. Jackson, while contrasting tariff views in North Carolina and Pennsylvania as influencing support. The piece highlights tariff debates and party maneuvering in the election.
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Iearab
North Carolina
Jackson
Pennsylvania
Tarif
New York Legislature Faces Vote on Presidential Electors
Harrisburg Argus warns that New York lawmakers may revoke the people's right to vote for President and Vice President, risking a historic theft of suffrage. The piece argues current legislators were elected for varied duties, not to control national elections, and urges vigilance against such power seizures.
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New-Yorke
New York
Harrisburg
Proclamation of Adams County General Election notice
Sheriff Philip Heagy proclaims a general election in Adams County to be held on the second Tuesday in October. The notice lists ten districts and their polling locations in Gettysburg, Cumberland, Germany, Berwick, Mountpleasant, Huntington, Latimore, Hampton, Liberty, Tauntton, McNullen, Steaban, Hanklin, Coneware, Tyrone, and Mount Potto.
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General Assembly
Philip Heagy
Adams
Perg Lson
Gettysburg
Cumberland
Germany
Mr. Bishop
Petiiisburg
Berwick
Mountpleasant
George Lashells
Dellone
Hamptonban
Liberty
Col
James Reid
Millers-Lown
Tauntton
Adan. Swartz
Berlin
Mcnullen
John Galbert
Lighth
Steaban
John Lholmas
Hatmers Town
Nawth
Llankolin
John Marks
Said
Coneware
Adam Caster
Msherrys- Lounstip
Tleventh
Tyrone
Michael Rower
Heidlersburg
Facelfth
Tomnchipaf
Election notice for Adams county and district offices
The document describes election districts in Mountpleasant and Reading townships for the October election. It outlines inspectors and agents duties, certification of votes at Gettysburg Court House, and required notices. It also details ticket rules, sheriffs duties, and eligibility of federal officers voting within Pennsylvania.
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Tha
Mountpleasant
Mr. Dellorte
George Lashells
York Ad Gettysburg
Samuel Swope
Bonsughtown
Reading
Ampton
Congress
Adams
Franklin
Cumberland
Perry
House of Employment
Gettysburg Academy
General Assembly
Gettysburg
Senate
House of Representatives
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
United Sotes
United States
Judee
Getesbare
Setem
Philip Llagy
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Oconnett
House of Commons
Bladen Co. Court
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