Arrival of the Havre packet with Capt. Depeyster at port
The Havre packet ship under Capt. Depeyster arrived from Havre. News by mail from Paris dated the 22d and Marseilles dated the 23d report France moving to create thirty six new peers to pass a bill abolishing hereditary peerage. The act draws liberal opposition and questions rise about constitutional legality.
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Havre
Depeyster
Paris
Mavre
France
Louis Phillippe
Chamber of Peers
Chamber of Deputies
Maret
Duke of
Bassano
Drouvet
Pajol
Excetmans
Napoleon
Cuvieri
Thatota
Ahea
Prince of
Moskowa
Marshal Ney
Purenne
Tri
Baward Bitzeauda
Pimela
Eleve
Maulame de Genlic
Piteatra
Mamburg
Loss of the Packet Ship George Canning near Abecombe Beach
News from England reports the loss of the Packet Ship George Canning under Captain Allyn, run aground off Abecombe Beach. Updates include political prorogations and cholera outbreaks in Sunderland and Liverpool, with various sea and political notes spanning January.
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Nuan-Youn
George Canning
Allyn
Abecombe Beach
Morning Chronicle
Humain
Sunderland
Worainy Herald
Liverpool
Kilkenny
Teeland
Kean
North
Wales
Rand rare political letters spark debate on debt and tariffs
The Camden Beacon reprints excerpts from a Congress letter accusing the North and West of oppressing the South via tariff schemes and public debt reduction. It notes opposition to a federal light-house program and argues for constitutional limits on funding navigation projects. Also cites Liverpool and London market updates and a summary of cotton prices and shipments.
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Congress
Washington
Camden Beacon
City Council Reelects Marshals and Officials
At a city council meeting held Monday last Mircuern Nersoy was re elected City Marshal T MI Likesa deputy marshal J Hi Maxx collector and treasurer C Mantis street officer and Messrs Canpourt and Ow ens named as constables.
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Mircuern Nersoy
T. MI. Likesa
J. Hi. Maxx
C. Mantis
Canpourt & Owens
Ourang Outang on Southern Tour Heads to City Arrival Likely
The singular annual exhibit known as the Ourang Outang has toured major Northern cities and will likely arrive in the city around the 26th instant, drawing interest and wonder from visitors.
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Ourang
Outang
Distingushed Souther n statesman arrives in Marabure
A distinguished Southern statesman arrived in Marabure on Wednesday evening aboard the Stevia Bost and departed for Abbeville the next day. He will address inhabitants and press urgent requests while the stay permits.
Post Master General to Address Commotion on Allegheny Road
The Post Master General will attend to the public disturbance between this day and Charleston. The Commissioner and six commissioners will be appointed as soon as possible, and steps are taken to obtain and place stages drivers and other necessary details on the path.
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Buitor
Judge Warsi
West
Jackson Party
Milledgeville
U.S
Judge Binns
Brruis
Stelf
Buniaus
Us County
Lames x. Wayne
Tall Basan
Sun
Janes Me Woysu
Congress
Press Liberties and Proscription Debate Cited
A letter argues against suppressing newspapers and defends the subscriber right to stop or continue reception. It critiques demands for proscription and rewards for editors, urging prudent use of public liberty and caution over punitive measures.
Press Liberty and Subscriber Rights in Southern Papers
The passage defends freedom of the press and readers’ rights to differ, noting subscribers may withdraw support without coercion. It criticizes Virginia legislators and the Richmond Enquirer while affirming the duty of the press to defend public liberty and allow independent opinio
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Richmond Enquirer
Enquirer
Ats
Hin
Constitutionalist
Verginia
King Philip Emerges as Campaigns Intensify in New England
The narrative details the 17th century struggle between English Plymouth Colony and Indigenous leaders. It covers Alessasout and his sons Wanisutta and Metacomet, Philip, and Massasoit’s lineage, including betrayals, killings, and a cycle of alliance and war. It notes Sausaman’s murder, trials, and the harsh enforcement by Plymouth authorities, plus shifting loyalties, alliances, and the broader tension between English settlers and Native nations in the years surrounding the Pequot and King Philip’s Wars.
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Charles the 2Nd
Sachem
Alessasout
Teletz
Mf Waisuttz
Metacomet
Plymouth
Wanisutta
Alexander
M Treomet
Philip
Edward Winslow
Massasoit
Tio
Prince
Ile
Massaroit
Segaimores
Tubanid
John Saussman
Hinselly
Wampanoag
Domiinions
Sausaman
Mather
Tobias
Malashimiina
Poiay
Patuksen
Tinsder
Finn
Hin
New England
Pilgrims
Ailip
Pilgrimis
Caie
Philip of
Macedon
Greece
Pluto
Beak
Hichhey
Miantonimo
Les
Uucas
Miamtonimo
Maantonimo
Uneas
Boston
Atherton
Nisige
Vins
Maglish
Massachusett
Captain Prentice
Narraganset
Pes
Phiti
Wope
Bristol
Massison
Mount Hope
Commission:s United Colonies
Phila
Winslow
Pie
Winstow
Cooper
Vithe
Conwy
Chiarles
Uaeig
Canseot Yy
England
Litsipd
Phhin
Paris
Salem
New Tneland
Ter
Wieralt
Tunide
India Vetan
Tunis
Bouinith
Nimicr
Mr. Mayhew
Elliot
Cotton
Brown
Maylaw
Die Muster
Wept of the Witchcraft War and Native Peoples
Fragmentary narrative reviews the 1676 King Philip War and Narraganset conflict. It mentions Miantonimo slain, Winslow’s punitive actions, colonists' triumphs, captivity of many Indians, and shifting colonial attitudes toward Native converts and missionary efforts.
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Courier & Enquirer
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Gderen
Netionda
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Columbia Telescope
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Euter
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Corton Markin
Bintua
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Charleston
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United States
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Jackson and
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Globe Hotel
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Ciparleston Dailn Mall
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