Arrival of the Integrity brings Liverpool to New York news
The ship Integrity reaches New York from Liverpool with news to February 1. The Niger frigate left Portsmouth January 28 carrying the British Minister to the United States. English journals note France unsettled with numerous arrests and fear of a political explosion before the new system completes. No mercantile intelligence from the vessel. The National Bank question dominates Congressional activity and may not pass this session.
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Integrity
New York
Liverpool
Portsmouth
U. States
France
National Bank
Congress
M. CandidacyCritique: Aimed at Presidential Suitability
A Washington City weekly piece criticizes Mr M for lacking decisive intellect and diplomatic finesse, arguing his mediocrity risks national welfare. It contrasts him with Mr C praising brisk mind, experience, and independence, urging voters to favor the latter for the presidency. The letter from Huntsville notes frontier land surveys by General Coffee and anticipated movements of General Jackson toward Orleans.
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Lim
M.C
Senate
Mr.c
Mr. C
U. States
N. York
Orders for immediate closing of accounts at collector’s office
Official notice from the Collector’s Office Philadelphia stating that duties on manufactures imposed by laws of January 18 and February 27 1815 are repealed. Treasury requires accounts to be immediately made up to February 24 inclusive and sealed.
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Philadelphia
Treasury Department
Prices Current Stocks and Notes Listing
A compact price listing shows Lotton per lb and assorted goods with quoted prices for sugar pork whiskey and steel. Bank notes and discount rates are noted for Philadelphia district and the Burk of the Stare Attust Bank.
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Laird
Geo
Richmond Academy opens classical and female school under new management
The Richmond Academy extends a welcome to students and announces a combined classical English and female school under competent instructors. Directors include Mr James Mook Jr Mr Moors and Mr David Murray with Mrs Hutearp joining for the female department as pupil numbers grow. R Thompson serves as president in March.
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Richmond Academy
Jane
Tory Tieles
James Mook
Moors
David Murray
L. Ffumorp
Fenale
J. Moore
Hutearp
R. Thompson
Auction Notice for Machinery by Patentee Agent
L Gaile states the patentee's agent has an experienced helper who will activate the machinery for the buyer. Application to be filed at this office. Pennoyer notes March 22 as a key date.
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Augusta
Rbd
Malvina
Alphonso
A. I
Rates of Postage from the General Post Office 1816
The 1816 postage schedule sets rates from April first for single letters by distance, with a table for under 40 miles to over 500 miles and tiers for double triple and quadruple letters. Packets of four or more pieces weigh one ounce and incur single postage per quarter ounce. Newspapers and magazines are charged per sheet with distance brackets. Printers are urged to publish these rates three times and file claims with local postmasters. General Post Office February 15, 1816.
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Congress
General Post Office
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