Arrival of the Integrity from Liverpool and British Minister
The Integrity reaches New York from Liverpool with news to February 1. The Niger frigate sailed from Portsmouth January 28 with the British minister to the United States. French unrest and arrests continue, governments fear a collapse of the new system before completion. No mercantile intelligence from the vessel. The National Bank question dominates Congress and passage this session is doubtful.
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Integrity
New York
Liverpool
Portsmouth
U. States
France
National Bank
Congress
Mr M as Presidential Candidate in a Private Political Defense
A Washington City Weekly Gazette critique argues Mr M lacks drive and foresight for the U.S. presidency while praising Mr C for intellect and readiness. The piece warns against elevating mediocrity, cites diplomatic missteps, and notes concerns over age and constitutionality as eight years of national stakes loom. It also reports on General Coffee surveying tracts near Mills Creek to Tennessee and anticipated movements of General Jackson toward New Orleans.
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Mina
Nature
United States
England
St. James
Carlton
Bourdr
Janissaries
Sublime Porte
France
Gen
Washington
Gov. Morris
U. S.2
Jefferson
Senate
Trents
Prince Talleyrand
Duke of
Qteano
Marquis of
Wellesley
Lord Castlereagh
Mr. M
Madson
Republican Party
Spiritt
Lim
M.C
Mr.c
Mr. C
U. States
N. York
Coffee
Mills’ Creek
Tennesee
Nort Deposit
Jackson
Orleans
Coosa
Alabama
Mobile
Repeal of Manufacture Duties Reported by Treasury
Official notice from the Collector of Philadelphia stating that the laws of January 18 and February 27, 1815 imposing duties on manufactures are repealed and that accounts must be immediately made up to February 24 and sealed.
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Philadelphia
Treasury Department
Prices Current Incomplete Ledger Entries
Dense OCR fragment lists prices and items such as Sugar, Pork, Whiskey, Salt, and Bacon with scattered figures and percentages. Mentions Geog, Philadelphia district notes and a state bank reference. The text is incomplete and many names and items are fragmented.
Richmond Academy opens new classical girls school
The Richmond Academy announces a new female department under Mrs Hutearp and Mr J Moore joining the faculty. The academy offers classical and English studies with prep for junior college entry and mercantile life. President R Thompson notes growing pupil numbers and expanded instruction. March 12.
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Richmond Academy
Jane
Tory Tieles
James Mook
Moors
David Murray
L. Ffumorp
Fenale
J. Moore
Hutearp
R. Thompson
Patentee Agent Offers Experienced Presrm for Purchaser
L Gaile states the patentee’s agent has a seasoned pres rm who will activate the machinery for the buyer. Applications to be filed at the office. Pennoyer mentions March 22 as a target date.
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A. I
Rates of Postage in 1816 Post Office Notice
The General Post Office publishes postage gates effective April first. Single letters based on distance. double and triple letters priced accordingly. Packets of four or more papers charged per quarter ounce. Magazines and pamphlets rated by sheet. Newspapers urged to publish rates three times and submit bills. February 15, 1816.
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Congress
General Post Office
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Laird
Geo
Augusta
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Malvina
Alphonso
Isis
Patentec
Lenox
Berkshire County
Alass
Mejor Zing
Beach Island
Lather Gale
Miles
Hans
R. J. Meigs
F. Walker
Jast Chronicle
Messrs
Lud Harrie
Crean Baily
John
James Mierse
George Morse
George
Ann Christian
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