Address to the Armenian Union January 1842 Muse
A lengthy verse piece reviews political events of the year and notes in a nostalgic voice a President’s hurried ascent and the shifting democratic mood. The author invokes patrons and finances, weaving social commentary with hopes for peace, joy, and enduring civic spirit.
Interesting Astronomical Facts From a 19th Century Almanac
A compilation of astronomical curiosities compares planetary light, heat, and density. It notes Uranus receives far less sunlight than Earth, Mercury appears larger to observers on Mercury, and various speculative temperatures and weights across the solar system. It cites distances, speeds, and historical estimates of stars and light travel.
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Uranus
Earth
Mercury
Saturn
Schroeter
Venus
Steubenville Town Council Forms Armory Committee
Proceedings of Steubenville town council November 10 1841 report a seven member committee including the mayor to confer with Western Armory location commissioners and present Steubenville’s claims. Members named James Wilson James Andrews Sumprey H Leavrrr William M Donato with James Kinney mayor and James Savage recorder Attest.
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Western Armory
Steubenville
James Wilson
Jons Andrews
Sumpurey H. Leavrrr
William M.donato
James M Kinney
Altest
James Savage
Joan Andrews
James Means
Steubenville Armory Location Report Claims
A town committee argues Steubenville should host a future national armory, detailing Ohio’s western claims, coal region advantages, local manufacturing capacity, water power, rail and river access, and population benefits. The report stresses proximity to Lake Erie, Ohio River routes, and strategic defense needs against potential conflict with Britain.
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Steubenville
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Atlantic States
Virginia
Ohio River
Mississippi
Great Lakes
Atlantic
Pittsburgh
Cambridge
Lake Erie
Kentucky
Upper
Kennedy
Tennessee
Sprinfield
Harper's Perry
Jefferson
West Point
Weel
Great Britain
Lower
Lakes Michigan
Iluron
Lake Ontario
Lake
Union
Cincinmati
Great Western Lakes
United States
England
John Andrews
James Means
Jas. Wilson
Private Bankers and a Proposed Threadbare Banking System
The article argues for abolishing money corporations and replacing them with private bankers who use deposits and notes, outlining how postmasters or merchants could act as collectors and lenders. It critiques current banks, warns of note circulation dangers, and emphasizes a credit system without paper money as a safer path.
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Rome
Great Forum
Bank of England
Goldsmiths of London
Virginia
Richmond Inquirer
Wolcott
Connecticut
Tubaccs
Philadelphia
Tostead
Europe
England
Scotland
Edinburgh Review
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Cabainn
Armenan Union
Sime
Queen Vic
Ansyer
Western National Armory
the Town Council
Steupenville
Holden
Wollen
Copperas
Cemeo and
Daguerotype
P'Pallow
Cincinnati Report