The American Weekly Advertisements and Notices
The paper announces its publication schedule and pricing at two dollars per year payable in advance, with options for three dollars if paid at year end. It notes that discontinuation requires settled arrearages and that advertisements follow standard rates. Letters to editors must be postpaid to receive attention.
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Market Street
South Side
F. & M. Bank
Prom Neal
Montezuma
Gamaliel
J. J. McKay
House of Representatives
Columsia
Robert Getty
James K. Paulding
Navy
United States
Globe
Navy Department
the Globe
J. K. Paulding
J. P
Penn, Jr
Louisville
Kentucky
Amos Kendall
Tennessee
Messrs. Crockett and Carter
Globe Office
Bond
Rives
Congress
Typographical Society
Departments
Treasury
Intelligencer
Telegraph
Washington
National Intelligencer
Bank of the United States
Rious Times
Gales
Allen
Seaton
Gales and Seaton
House
Mr. Bond
Globe Establishment
Intelligencer Office
Senate
Counsel for Ladies: Gentle Governing of the Household
A printed admonition to married women urging gentleness over force, submission to husbands, and practical virtue. It counsels avoiding contradiction, delaying advice, and leading by example, while fostering mutual respect, modest dress, and prayer for a faithful union. It emphasizes wives’ subjection, husbands’ love, and choosing wise female friends.
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Christ
Insanity in Woman When She Begins to Lecture in Public
A brief notice notes concerns about a woman’s mental state as she starts giving public lectures. The report highlights public reaction and social attitudes toward female public speakers in the era.
Soliloquies on Marriage and a Vegetable Jubilee in Manhattan Adv
A humorous venting monologue on married life contrasts with a comic garden allegory. A married man laments loss of personal freedom and money while a kitchen garden speaks through vegetables rejoicing after rain, with personified plants singing blessings and praise.
Rainbow at Midnight Over New Jersey Thunderstorm
An editor from Bridgeton Chronicle recounts a rare spectacle during a New Jersey storm. Clouds lit by frequent lightning formed a vast evening panorama, followed by a moonlight rainbow arcing across the west in gleaming white, praised by a scientific observer as unparalleled.
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New Jersey
Bridgeton Chronicle
Pelion
Ossa
The Ruling Passion in Deathbed Displays
The piece surveys famous final scenes as rulers and nobles face death in orderly attire. Bonaparte, Augustus Cesar, Seward, and Maria Theresa are cited choosing dress and posture to meet dissolution with dignity, contrasting mortal frailty with clinging pretense of posterity.
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Bonaparte
Augustus Cesar
Seward
Earl of Northumberland
Maria Theresa
Austria
Conscientious youth and moral armor for life
A lengthy exhortation to young men urging steadfast virtue and resistance to worldly temptation. The speaker extols morality, reverence for God, and personal restraint, contrasting it with fashion, atheism, and sin, and ends with a call to wear virtue as a banner.
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S. Rose
A Beautiful Thought Leaf and Stone Converse of Wind
A Leaf and a Stone debate why they stand in the path answered by the Wind and Water. The Leaf explains that harmony exists as wind water and motion join in nature and song as a small bird teaches unity through conflict and balance.
Baltic Trade Ukase Demands Health Certificates for Cotton Vessels
The Russian government issues a ukase targeting cotton laden ships requiring health certificates from Danish quarantine stations and proof of sanitary state such as Danish or Russian consular attestations. Ordinary sound dues receipts are insufficient for compliance.
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M. VY. Express
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Stertian
Cora
Earth
Cyprus
Israel
Rose of Sharon
Manhattan
the Gatherer
Walter Herren
Norfolk
The
Colonization Society
New Southern
MR. Duncan
Ome
Bonp
Ohio
Lherewith
Navy Commissioners’ Office
Goshen Democrat
Napoleon
Royal William
Missouri
St. Louis
Detroit Post
Cincinnati
Great Britain
Newfoundland
Executive Council
Lionel Smith
Jamaica
Bradford County
West India Squadron
West India Station
Pensacola
Allegheny
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
W. L. Savage
Virginia
Segar
Chatanooga
Tennessee River
Red Clay
Cleveland
Roseiusee
Mississippi
Tronsides
Constitution
Jesse D. Elliott
Hampton Roads
Mediterranean
Madeira
Susquehanna Railroad
High Street
Monument Street
Sun
Charleston
Charleston Mercury
Texas
New Orleans Picayune
Anson Jones
Columbia
Promised Land
Joe Smith
Kirtland
Balt. Sen
Secretary of the Navy
James J. McKay
F. P. Blair
Office of the Globe
John Boyle
J. D. Simms
L. B. Hardin
Thos. L. Ragsdale
B. M. Voorhees
H. Stark
M. Poor
A. H. Quincy
N. B. Boyle
Washington City
Charles W. Goldsborough
Orrick Department
Duff Green
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