New Years Praise Amid Reconstructed Voices Of Liberty
A sprawling, rambling verse piece invokes a gallery of rulers, scholars, and heroes from emperors to Bolivar praising freedom and liberty. It mocks oppression while urging trust in philosophical and religious ideals to guide a hopeful nation into the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobler
Ane Zars
Ut Neptune
Jupiter & Mars
Isiopis
Eldas
Ex Ofiers
Taymen
Laquies
Sioners
Detsh
Rayvamutnus
Toadeaters
Pill Om
Counter Boppers
Seri Hibets
Ivy
Seekers
Earth
Greece
Provisional Governmental Visit Promises Safe Conditions
An 1826 letter reports planned delegation to Belivar by a provincial council to restore concord amid upheaval. It asserts continued protection of foreign property and assurances to stakeholders regardless of government form, while noting uninterrupted civil actions and efforts to secure order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milivery Ciede
Belivar
Towns debate governance during revolutionary period
Fragmentary records recount how towns considered plans of government between 1775 and 1799. Voters weighed constitutions, amended proposals, and taxes, with some accepting the plan as is and others demanding changes before adoption.
Bolivar Granted Extraordinary Power Perpetual Dictatorship Likely
The piece argues Bolivar may be named Perpetual Dictator with extraordinary powers. It suggests the people would suffer under strict military rule and fears for Britain, but predicts restoration of rational credit abroad and at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolivar
London
Notice of departure and warning against harboring
Notice dated December 16, 1826 warns that Nelly has left and refuses to live with John Craig. The public is cautioned not to harbor or assist her or incur debts on her behalf after this date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelly
Eshali
John Craig
Notice of Wife’s Departure and Prohibition
Henry Kirkham warns the public that his wife Winey has left his bed without provocation and forbids anyone to harbor or credit her on his account or his children’s. Dated December 18, 1826.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winey
Henry Kirkham
Notice to notes and rents from John W. Lee
Last call for notes due to the state seminary and old rents. Those with notes or bonds must pay now or be sued shortly. Exgr Killough's office will settle amounts. those with no note or bond must pay promptly or face action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muy
Notice of Appointment as Administrator of Matlock Estate
The administrators Sally Matlock and Geo Matlock announce they were appointed to oversee the estate of Matlock herd. Letters testamentary were taken on November 18. All creditors must file claims as the estate is solvent. Act Dec. 15, 1826. Lang
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matlock Herd
Toek
Nove
Sally Matlock
GEO. Matlock
Sorrel Horse Described as Three Years Old
Three year old sorrel horse over fourteen hands with white left forefoot, light mane and switch, spavin on right. Branded by John Mason and Edward Warin on the eighteenth day of October 1826 in Southeast AJ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spavin
John Mason
Edward Warin
Cutlar
Took Up Mare in Richland Township Indiana
A mare described as about six years old with a white forehead snip on the nose and marks on the ears is taken up by Thomas Warrick in Richland township Gree county Indiana. It is valued at fifteen dollars by Leonore Nicholson and Barney Perry and certified December 5 1826 by Elisha P Cushman. Arrival and departure of mails listed from Indianapolis Salem Brownstown Princeton Terre Haute Martinsville and other towns with schedule details. Bloomington Ind
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ives Bey
Thera
Sud
Thomas Warrick
Richland Township
Gree County
Indiana
Nova Bay Mare
Leonore Nicholson
Barney Perry
Elisha P. Cushman
Indianapolis
Lo Salem
Brownstown
Princeton
Martinsville
Terre Haute
David H. Maxwell
Bloomington
Ind
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Snether County
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Talen UP
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Salem
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