The American Saxon Publication Details and Terms
The American Saxon is edited and published by W C McAUSLEN and L Harper. The American Union appears every Tuesday afternoon on Market Street near the F and M Bank. Subscription is four dollars per year, payable half yearly in advance or at year end. Advertisements follow standard rates. Letters to editors must be postpaid or ignored.
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American Union
Market Street
South Side
F. & M. Bank
Asus
Boundary dispute in North American frontier debated in Commons
In March proceedings, UK officials discuss Maine New Brunswick bound ary tensions. Buller urges swift settlement and military readiness while Palmerston notes arbitration limits and the need for amicable US talks.
Political Whiggery and Abolitionism Oppose Whigs in Richmond
From the Richmond Enquirer a polemic attacks Whiggery linking it to abolitionism and knavery. It derides figures such as James Watson Webb Henry Clay and John Brockenbrough, condemns the Richmond Whig press, and warns voters to oppose Whig alignment in the upcoming May election.
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Republic
England
Robert Walpole
James Watson Webb
Henry Clay
Calhoun
Mr. Clay
Union
Virginia
Richmond Whig
John Brockenbrough
Bow
Jack
John Adams
New York
Brockenbrough
Fanny Wright
Europe
Treasury
Adams
Martin van Buren
Polis
Fragmentary Item From Cincinnati News Page
The readable text suggests a faded Cincinnati News fragment about spring imagery and a community or cultural note. Names, places, and clear events are largely garbled, yielding limited concrete facts beyond seasonal references and local tone.
Whig Portraits in Albany Argus Critique
The Albany Argus quotes from the Herkimer county Journal condemning Daniels of the Gazette and Webb of the Courier as oppressors and corrupters. It attacks their influence on the Whig party, praises Bradish, and mocks their alleged dueling and political misconduct with strong inflammatory language.
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Herkimer County Journal
Little Falls
Daniels
Gazelle
and Webb
Courier
Democracy and Monarchy in Denmark and Norway
A historical compare and contrast of the Danish monarchy and the Norwegian liberal system over twenty one years following Norway's separation. It notes Norway's debt repayment, military and civil development, and elimination of direct land taxes, while Denmark accumulates debt under a monarchy. The piece ends with Baron Rothschild arriving in Copenhagen.
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Denmark
Norway
Europe
Sweden
Storthing
Oshevierr
Copenhagen
Baron Rothschild
Leg- Treasurer in Guernsey Slips Funds in Fraud
A deponent reports a Guernsey township treasurer who took about three hundred dollars of school funds, planned travel, and sought aid from Jimmy Bell to evade exposure. The piece accuses similar figures Swartwout Bell and Reb ee of political handling, while condemning federal corruption and urging vigilance against edupinstiation.
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Guernsey
Bell
Robb
Europe
Far West
Jimmy Bell
Eagly
Swartwout
Reb
Acres Durora
Amendatory act abolishing imprisonment for debt in Ohio
Ohio General Assembly passes an amendatory act to abolish imprisonment for debt, adding capias provisions if a debtor flees, and repealing bond requirements for final process. The act takes effect after May 1. Also notes related disputes and a 1824 Indian affairs commission payout dispute involving Lieut Eaton and Gen Gratiot.
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General Assembly
State of
Ohio
James J. Faran
House of Representatives
William Hawkins
Senate
Engineer Corps
Gen
Gratiot
Lieut
Eaton
Lieut. E
United States
Gen. Gratiot
Victoria Her Temper And Her Court
Liverpool correspondent of the New York Evening Star reports a stirring Royal scandal. The Queen restrained Lady Flora Hastings amid a calumny slander linked to Sir James Clark. Hastings seeks royal apology as court factions including the Duchess of Kent and Marquis of Hastings clash over the affair and the Queen’s conduct.
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Liverpool
N. Y. Evening Star
Victoria
Flora Hastings
Duchess of Kent
James Clark
Kent
Flora
Hastings
Marquis of Hastings
Sir C. Clark
Lord B. Brodie
Lord Melbourne
Vatdy
Tavistock
Conroys
Miss Davy
Wise on the Walk Abuses At Public Courts
A political pamphletish screed accuses Mr. Wise of ranting at court houses and misrepresenting public transactions. It cites a Matthews letter about his April speech to the people, his fraud claims against Van Buren’s circle, and harsh denouncements of executive officers as thieves and scoundrels.
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Ani
Wise
Matthews
New York Committee
Congress
Democrats Rally in Virginia for Elections With Confidence
The Virginia scene shows Democratic supporters bolstering their effort with unity and vigor for upcoming elections. Rives’s letter fails to rally friends, while Richmond Enquirer reports counties shifting toward Democracy and demands frank candidate declarations. Eve. Post.
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Virginia
Rives
Richmond Enquirer
Democratic Party
Enquirer
Eve
Post
Article on nomination of Con R. M. Johnson for Vice Presidency
The Kentucky Gazette notes Col. Johnson may retire to private life yet remains in Democratic hands for possible re nomination. The piece argues Democrats would support him if beneficial and would prefer another candidate if stronger for the ticket, while Whig critics accuse Democrats of thrusting him aside. Statesman.
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R. M. Johnson
Last
Kentucky Gazette
Col. J
Col. Johnson
Whig
Wife Suspected in Milton Township Murder in Ohio
The Mil ton township murder in Wood county Ohio involves Zeriah Simmons alleged to have killed her husband on October 8. The Perrysburg Whig notes this is the second such wife to be jailed recently and urges an aversion to further similar crimes, citing criminological patterns and moral reflection.
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Milton Township
Wood County
Ohio
Zeriah Simmons
Perrysburg
Pitts. Mercury
Wise in Congress Recites Barrage on Cilley Murder
Richmond Enquirer correspondent summarizes Mr Wise in his district and as a candidate. He recounts a murder tale of Cilley seeking to dodge blame while mimicking the slain man’s last moments. The piece accuses Wise of hypocrisy and notes his praise of Henry Clay and his stance on a national bank.
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Wise
Richmond Enquirer
Cilley
Henry Clay
Clay
National Bank
Pitts, Mercury
Fragmentary Jacksonville note hints at vault and flight
A damaged OCR fragment from The Back of Jacksonville, Florida mentions a vault, flight, and unclear actions. Readable terms point to the location and objects but no coherent event or actors emerge. The text is incomplete, offering only hints of a security or travel context.
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Jacksonville
Florida
Moffat Medicine Promises Relief From Various Ailments
Advert shows Moffat’s Life Medicines claimed to cure nerves, dyspepsia, rheumatism, liver issues, dropsies, and fevers using herbal formulas. It quotes testimonials from Moffat’s customers praising pills and bitters for salt rheum, piles, and other ailments, with offices at Broad way and multiple letters from users across New York.
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Moffat
Ecclesiastus
M. Cloever
13Th St
5Th
Jackson Avenues
Lawrence
N. Y
Mr. Moffat
Clark
John E. Stearnes
Renee
E. N. Butler
George Brofts
Mauch Chunk
White
C. Geo. Kinser
Lockport
W. B. Moffat
Warren Patterson
Good Samaritan
T. & G. Johnson
W. B. Morrat
Broadway New York
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