Indebted note offers two dollar annual charge for early settlements
As an inducement for those in arrears to the late firm to pay up soon, we state that all who settle their accounts before being called upon by a collector will be charged but $2.00 a year for advance terms. M'C. & H. in
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John Mills
Brush Creek
Carrel
Wm 4Lliam Hogg
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Wm. Hogg, Jr
Adam Reed
David Hogg
WM. Hogg
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John H. Taylor
I Bels
Louisville
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The Next Congress and the Bank Debate
The piece argues federalists seek to shift seats in the next Congress to favor a national financial system. It cites Georgia and New Jersey seats, predicts Republican gains in Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, and Indiana, and frames the choice as between a National Bank and an Independent Treasury. It frames Jeffersonian supporters vs Hamiltonians and warns against a government run by money changers and speculators.
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New Jersey
Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
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Gen. Hamilton
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Virginia Elections in the Old Dominion
The piece analyzes the upcoming Virginia election for Legislature and Congress due on Thursday. It notes Federalists lean on Mr. Rives, Democrats tout purity and intelligence, and contends Federalists fear a protracted fight to 1840 while Democrats back Mr. Van Buren’s renomination. The author argues a Democratic majority is likely and federalists risk losing a foothold if defeated.
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Ohio State Bulletin opens with democratic promises
The Ohio State Bulletin's first issue showcases strong forward democracy under editor Bryan. Medary and Dryan lead as respected sentinels in government, easing concerns about party fusion. Francie Thome of Fredericetown Md is named for reelection to Congress. Beckwell of Philadelphia operates Beckmells Reporter.
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Medary
Dryan
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Frederi Eeventy, Md
Richmond Letters Spar Over Whig Party and Expenditures
A late Richmond piece, copied into the Journal Union, criticizes the Federal Whig party and government spending. It mocks Whig leaders and cites “a Southron” as exposing hard facts, while praising truth’s power against a moneyed aristocracy.
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Jast Union
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Herald
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Richie
Southron
Editorial Convention Aims to Curb Editorial Misconduct
The Herald notes the upcoming Editorial Convention and suggests strict bans on false statements for public effect. It urges editors to resist bribes and disloyal acts, proposing severe social penalties for ethical lapses while promising more ideas could be shared if space allowed.
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Herald
Whig vs Federalism debated by Ohio and Virginia press
The Ohio State Journal praises the Wheeling Times as a Federalist voice while Whig editors dispute the label, arguing about Jeffersonian democracy and the old Dominion’s stance. The exchange features Major Allen and Wharton, noting accusations of ultra federalism and divergent views on Jefferson and Washington.
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Times
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Steamboat George Collier Accident Near New Orleans
The steam boat George Collier en route to St Louis from New Orleans had a piston rod failure on the 6th, breaking the forward cylinder head and tearing part of the boiler casing. The crew escaped with scalds, and only a portion of the boiler was damaged.
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George Collier
St. Louie
Porter Libel Trial Proclaims Governor Candidacy Integrity
A libel suit against Augustus A Sage editor of a Federal paper in Allentown Pa over comments on David R Porter ended with a verdict of guilty. The trial drew a large mixed crowd as prosecutors waived objections and allowed broad testimony. The narrative notes Porter’s character as fair and motives pure amid political attacks.
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Agustus A. Sage
Allentown
David R. Porter
Porter
Jamaica’s liberty ends as Crown curbs self rule
A historical commentary notes a shift in Jamaica from limited colonial freedom to direct rule. It criticizes the transition from earlier emancipation acts to the abolition of local self-government, leaving a Governor and Council appointed by Britain to govern the island. The piece laments the loss of perceived rights for the black population and claims both whites and blacks are reduced to slavery under the new regime.
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Her
England human rights question grows in the realm
The Monarchists concede pieces of rights to calm an insulted people. The aim is full redress of former grievances as public demand strengthens. The controversy intensifies and may soon force broader reforms and disability removal.
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England
Democratic Tract Praises Republican Principles From Boston Republic
Readers are urged to note a Massachusetts liberal democracy appeal reprinted from the Boston Republic. The article lauds republicanism and says Bay State democracy will triumph with truth over error, while warning that timetabling policy endangers republican institutions. References include Pennsylvania House seating, Dennis Kimberly’s resignation, Tar crops, New Orleans port activity, a fatal lightning incident near Rockville, and Rhode Island’s gubernatorial vacancy.
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Boston Republic
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Supreme Court Reverses Judge Rodgers in Presbyterian Case
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court reverses Judge Rodgers in the Presbyterian case, restoring the Old School to its former privilege as the General Assembly of the United States. The river is ordered ready for middle class boating.
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Great Presbyterian
Old School
General Assembly of the United States
A Sensible Woman and a Lord in Conversation
A fragment shows Lord Lingerington and Lord Bolingbrook in a witty exchange about preferences for a sensible woman. The brief lines hint at character and social satire without clear narrative details.
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Lord Netted
Lord Bolingbrook
Massachusetts Democrats Should Stand On Principle Against Federalism
A Massachusetts speaker warns that the state’s political mood points to Democratic ascendency next year, but cautions the democracy to govern on core radical principles. He decries Federal policy as corrupting, warns against alliance with conservatives, and urges a principled, lasting democracy free from cant and party machinery.
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Chusetts
Democratic Party
Massachusetts
Lincoln
Commonwealth
Old Blue Light Spirit and Maine Territory Dispute
The Globe notes discontent in Maine over Gov. Farriceto aligning with federal policy on territory protection. The Kennebec Journal and other federal presses debate the political fallout and the Whig Journal’s reaction. The Boston Times critiques editors for using the situation to attack Governor Fairfield and hurt the party nationally.
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Blue Light
Kennebec Journal
Maine
Farriceto
Artfut Dopper
Whig Journal
Boston Times
Gov. Fairfield
Whig Dinners and Biddle Refuse Dinner Company
A Philadelphia diary notes whig merchants and politicians urging Mr. Biddle to dine with them, a practice seen as a public dinner tradition to attack the administration. It claims Biddle breaks a ten to twelve year rule, unlike Clay and Webster who eagerly attend such dinners, described with colorful hostility.
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Biddie
Biddle
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Webster
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Tennessee Gubernatorial Rivals Travel Together
Gov Cannon and Mr Park campaign across Tennessee delivering speeches to voters. The two rival candidates reportedly travel in the same carriage, signaling an era of good feeling between them.
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Gov. Cannon
Mr. Park
Tennessee
Absconder Charles Griswold Sought After Bank Deficit
Mr Charles Griswold formerly a teller at the Commercial Bank of Manchester Mississippi has absconded with a cash deficit of 11000. The Bank offers a 500 reward for his apprehension.
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Avatura Banx
Charles Griswold
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Fragmentary 19th Century Shop List
A garbled list of commodities including flour mackerel linseed sugar molasses wheat oats potatoes tallow butter tea and other items with unclear quantities and ordering. No clear seller or date evident.
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Market Prices From Wheeling Flour and Staples Rise
Wheeling markets report daily price quotes for flour Corn meal and grain products with ranges for butter coffee lard and cheese. Notable entries include flour superfine at 6 75 to 6 50 per unit and corn meal around 15 to 18 with oats 45 to 50. lard butter and sugar also listed with varied figures as buyers await steadier demand.
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Baker Wed Eliza Wood in Uniontown Uniontown Pa
On Friday evening the 10th inst by the Rev Mr Smith Matthew C Baker of Va to Eliza Wood of Uniontown Pa the marriage was solemnized in accordance with the local custom and ceremony recorded for the county notice. }
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