Emigrant views on the West and New England contrasts
A critical essay contrasts health, prosperity, and morality in the West with New England, debating whether easterners should emigrate, who would clear forests and build roads, and how diseases and moral decline might be cured, while noting colonial-era travel, letters, and regional aspirations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
England
America
New England
Far East
Guppose
Newry
Couns
Mississippi Valley
Teene
Medical Faculty
Mississippi
Port Natal
Cape
White Man’s Country
United States
Tulus
Dingaan
Umlass
Gro
Chuampion
Hobart Caunter
Bernard Bowring
American Sunday School Union
Charles Cecil
Randolph Roscoe
Chauncey Coulton
Bristol College
Penn
Geo. Holton
Peter Simple
Florida
Clinch
Gaines
Scott
Thomas Dick
Society For the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge
George Holton
SM. Louis
Religious notices and temperance calls in 1830s Diocese report
The Missionary Committee of the Diocese of New York suspends operations due to lack of encouragement and a debt over $3,000. Reports note anti slavery activities, foreign missions plans, and New Hampshire and Bombay mission results, with encouragement for female education and temperance in India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diocese of
New York
American Anti-Slavery Society
Lewis Tappan
R. G. Williams
Friends of the Cause
New York City
Weld
West Indies
Beman
Europe
Free-Will Baptist Foreign Mission Society
Free-Will Baptist Brethren
Messrs
Noyes and
Phillips
Orissa
Chris
Watch
New Hampshire Missionary Society
New Hampshire
Milton
Benj. J. Willey
Bombay Mission
J. Scales
T. Graham
Cursetree Burjoree
Bombay
Christ
Electricity and diamonds debated at British Association meeting
Andrew Crosse reports producing crystals from water via voltaic power and light exposure, claiming possible diamond creation and future mineral synthesis by humans. Professors Sedgwick and Phillips frame his feats as groundbreaking, while notes on German titles and regional notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
British Association
Bristol
Val
Gaz
Andrew Crosse
Bloomfield
Somerset
Crosse
Howell
Quantock Hills
Mr. C
Sedgwick
Taunton
Mr. Crosse
Phillips
Ess
Germany
America
Vermont
Baptist
Baptist Banner
Louisville
Ed. Ors
Construction boom in city nears season milestone
The report states work began in the city since January with about 300 buildings underway and an estimated cost exceeding one and a half million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Gazette
Messrs. Grattan
Laguerre
William Smith
Batavia
N. Y
United States
Taxing Banking Agencies Introduced Bill in State
A bill was introduced to tax agencies exercising banking functions without state authority. The proposal imposes a 500 dollar license fee every six months and a ten percent premium on all sums exchanged and discounted.
Patience for Change and the Slow Growth of Truth
The text argues that true success is not easily measured by immediate results but by character that challenges prejudices and opens hearts. It emphasizes that great changes require time, likening progress to a farmer awaiting both early and later rains and urging steadfastness and patience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natchez
Geoner Pompexter
U.S
Christian Herald of the 19Th
PompexTen
Mississippi
Congress
Senate
Gov. Poindexter
Dieth
Friends of Temperance
Missouri Republican
St. Louis
MeInrosa
Arkansas
Arkansas Gazette
William
Huskey
Hot Spring
AckxxvontrEpeMENT received from Bowlingreen
A letter from Bowlingreen reports a $5 payment arrived safely by mail, sent by a friendly correspondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowlingreen
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Ant Ake
Iul
Union
Valley of the Mississippi
Alleghanies
Ilinois
Observer
Dr. Adams
Andover
Mass
Jerseyville
Green County
Mr.c
Mrs. C
Burrato
Commercial Advertiser of
Buffalo
Vandalia
James Semple
D. Pricket
N. W. Nunnelley
Jefferson Weatherford
Jesse B. Thomas
Daniel Campbell
Davidson
Cloud
Illinois
Thomas Mather
Springfield
Blackburn
Macoupin
S.h.thompson
Madison
Calhoun
Sangamon
Forsythe
Peoria
Lake St. Peter
Montreal
S.C
Quebec
Vroom
New Jersey
Philemon Dickenson
Paterson
Dickenson
Samuel Ackely
Jamaica
L. i
State Bank OF
Ilincis
Sangamo Journal
State Bank of Illinois
Bank of United States
Commissioners of the
Michcanal
Missouri
Vanarsdale
John
New Jerusalem
Prometheus
Painesville O. Telegraph
Wellsville
Fairport
Ohio Railroad
Allen & Harper
Telegraph Cays
Ohio
State of Georgia
Augusta
Charleston
China
Liverpool
Col. Hamilton
Singleton
Philip Thompson
Yellow Banks
N.york
London
Odessa
Hamburgh
Cincinnati
St. Petersburg
Russia
Wisconsin
Cincinnati Whig
Geo. L. Kinnard
Flora
Indiana
Philadelphia
Revues Horner
Washington City
Horner
Alexandria
Alton
Com. Diep
Danvers
Davin Arros
Illiois
Michigan
Clark & Terrell
State Street
Jon
Crank
Truoruy
Upper Alton
EB. Denison, Jr
Whipp
Forbes
E. Moore
New Orleans
R H. M.gill
Powell, Lamont & Co
Warburton & King
Reily & Chouteau
Savage & Austin
Jos
Charless
M’ Kee
Stewart & Lind
Glasgow
John Ford
Alexander & Colston
Ong Lins
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