Anticipated News Extra Sheet From Boston Centinel 1799
The Boston Centinel reports an extra sheet issued after March 3 1799 with a lengthy handbill from New York about a plot tied to the office of the Mercantile Advertiser. It was said to be controversial, with federalists praising and democrats ridiculing the claim as a federal trick.
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Boston
King
New York
Mercantile Advertiser
Charleston
South
Sarah Lavinia
Babe
Matthews
New York Herald
Buffalo
Webster
Coffee
Rome
N. Y
Carthagena
Madisonian
State Department
Ramm Leon Sanchez
Req
United States
New Grenada
Congress of
Roxbury
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No. 7
No.7
Next Presidency debated in Lowell Advertiser piece
The Lowell Advertiser endorses Mr Van Buren as a preferred candidate while expressing no exclusive confidence in any single figure. The piece argues the republic can be entrusted to any of several gentlemen, urging a conduct that matches their stated views and intentions.
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Lowell Advertiser
van Buren
Republic
A Boston Bank Inquiry Reveals Wyman's Downfall 1842
In Concord on August 10 1848 witnesses test the bank collapse linked to Wyman and S R Co. detailing director trust, failed loans, missing funds, and Browne Skinner and John Skinner roles. The proceedings trace the misused capital and the beach loan episode that exposed the bank's ruin.
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Concord
Mass
Huntington
S. P. P. Fay
M. Parker
Thomas Martin
Stanley, Reed and Co
Wyman
Hunnewell
E. P. M’intire
M’intire
Navy Yard
M’lntire
Webster
Browne
John Skinner
Phenix Bank
Phillips’s Beach
Tottering
Mr Skinner
Skinner
Sean
Boston
Witness
Abraham R. Thompson
Charlestown
Stanley
Damon
Bartlett
Mr Wyman
Henry Jaques
Suffolk Bank
The
Suffolk
The Phenix Bank Loan Network Uncovered in Testimony
Witnesses describe Wyman using Phoenix Bank bills as collateral to borrow funds from multiple Boston banks including Market Bank and Eagle Bank. They say secrecy surrounded the lending, with arrangements for interest and daily exchanges, and note the loans were part of a broader pattern of circulation augmentation before the bank’s collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phenix Bank
Phoenix
Samuel O. Mead
Market Bank
Wyman
Watertown
Mead
Henry B. Odiorne
Eagle Bank
Roxbury
Phanix Bank
Charlestown
Boston
Wm. H. Skinner
Webster
Attorney
Odiorne
Shawmut Bank
Huntington
Henry L. Jaques
Hamilton Bank
Skinner
Stanley, Reed & Co
George Bates
Mr Pratt
Bates
Treasury Notes
Treasury
Wyiman
Stanley, Reed
Shore
Shove
Military actions and upheaval in Cuba and Haiti
Sentmanat’s forces attacked government troops at En Pansa and later Tabasco before retreating to Canacea to rebuild. From Port au Prince three French warships loitered off the coast as unrest grows, with counter revolutions crushed and public opinion turning toward French rule. Electors voted July 15 and a September 5 presidential election loomed as trade slowed and prices rose.
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Sentmanat
Ampudia
En Pansada
Tabasco
Canacea
Hayti
Wilson
Fairfield
Port Au Prince
Gomez
Windward Islands
Jamaica
Courier
Hayes's Liniment praised for piles relief in Salem letter
A Salem writer from August 5 1843 reports trials with Hayes's Liniment from Comstock and Ross of Boston. After years of failed treatments the author says one week of use brought significant improvement and confidence it will cure the piles. The note promises further updates.
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Salem
Messrs
Comstock & Ross
Cornhill
Boston
Hayes
Comstock & Co
Antwerp to New Orleans cargo listings in Merchants Exchange
From Merchants Exchange Books vessels and consignments are named for Antwerp Havana Arecibo Port au Prince New Orleans. Records show brig Ottoman bark Pandhita logs coffee flour pork hides and various goods with firms including Blake Bates Leavitt Fay Farwell and Chandler Howard in multiple items.
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Antwerp
Blake & Co
Hwavana
E C Bates
Arecibo
Robi Bailey
Newburyport
Port AU Prince
Marblehead
Pitman & Leavitt
New Orleans
Peru
JS Wiggin & Co
Sears & Co
Fay & Farwell
Chandler, Howard & Co
Hastings
Boston Sugar Refinery
Tyler
Barnard, Adams & To
Mason
Isaac Pratt Jr
Chas Williams
Cheever
Newhall
Sampson & Tappan
Chas B Dana
Barnard, Adams & Co
H C Fisher & Co
Sunderies
Cowper
Hurlington
Chas William
Thom i
New Stans
Delaware
Fisher
Philadelphia
Ventrosa
Davis
Havana
Forum
Murdock
Cowes
Binney
Thomas
Wteft
Cyclops
Rogers
Hamburg
Trenon Pitwan
Boston
Republic
Walboboro
Mea
Isg
Hannum
Key West
Laura
Snow
Liverpool
Bahia Honda
Florida
Peconic
Park
New York
Venus
Hoffman
Barbadoes
Randolph, Goldsmith
Wilmington
Aux Cayes
Cape Nicole Mole
Imogene
Bangor
Beaver
Edmonds
Sarah Hand
Flerrick
Batavia
Lehigh
Watson
Amsterdam
Montevideo
Rosalba
Lamb
Unc
Elizabeth
Hallet
Morning Star
Merry
Buenos Ayres
Syren
Caulfield
Pinckney
Ford
Premium
Patagonia
Trinidad
Albert
Staples
Portland
Old Colony
Chase
Cienfuegos
Matanzas
Aymar
Carver
Falmouth
Eng
Ellen
Cobb
Caroline
Bowen
Mohican
Mann
York
Cape Haytien
Charlotte
Sturdivant
Somers
Gil Blas
Howes
Jeremie
Jno Dunlap
Case
Idg
Neuvitas
Neuvitas, 27Th Alt. Brigs Brothers, Mayhew
N York
Tonquin
Norton
Laguna
Prudent
Edgar
Wm Crawford
Means
Baracoa
Sdis Pacific
Smith
Atlantic
Nickerson
St Croix
Wm Brett
Avery
St Thomas
Copenhagen
St Barts
Cora
Warner
Maracaibo
Mataneas
Paragon
Curtis
Amsterday
Ane
Ontario
Yart
Ldg
Motto
Williams
Anc
Clark
Berbice
Demarara
Blanchard
Henrietta
Brown
Bermuda
Turks Island
Richmond
E D Wolfe
Renton
Laguayra
Columbia
Cooper
Baltimore
Porto Cabello
Warrington
Hodgkin
St Michaels
Mary Pettipas
Lucretia
Morrison
Providence
Helen
Mary
Burke
Georgetown
Eliza
Rabin
Caspian
Patterson
Plymouth
New Messenger
Siteman
Evry
Knowlton
Sarah Jane Livingston
Leblanc
Ceylon
Croker
St Johan
Houlton
Norfolk
Eriel
Kay
Small
Alexandria
Tea prices and lot details from New York market report
Imported teas aboard the Horatio show Hyson and Gunpowder portions with chest and box counts. Prices range from 25 to 68 cents per unit with Hyson Skin, Imperial and Souchong lines listed, including consignments of chests and boxes and various weights.
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New York
Horatio
Hyson
Young Hyson
Cannisters
Congou Soucanong
Campos Souchong
Congo Souchong
Young Ningyong
Souchong
Pecco Congou
Albany Markets Hold Prices Steady Amid Mixed Commodities
Reports from Albany and New York indicate no trading today with holders firm on quoted levels. Genesee at 4211 2, Ohio and Michigan slightly lower, broad notes on grains, flour, oil, and salt prices, plus August arrivals, toll earnings, and coastal trade activity.
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Albany
Genesee
Ohio
Michigan
New York
Lord
West Indies
Timothy
Georgetown
New Orleans
S. P
Connecticut Gip
Philadelphia
Penn’s
Delaware
Southern
U. S. Gaz
Baltimore
Howard Street
City Mills
Susquehanna
North Carolina
Savannah
Sea Islands
N York
Boston
Sea Island
Charleston
Republican
Hants
Multiple ships listed in transatlantic and coastal trade logs
A marine movement list shows vessels sailing from New Orleans to Liverpool and other ports, with crews and masters named. Several ships cleared ports including Nile to Trieste, Jane to Havana, Patriot to Barbadoes, Amethyst to Parsboro, and more, alongside several schooners and brigs sailing to various destinations. notes include ship names, masters, and home ports.
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Barks Nile
Shaw
Trieste
R G Shaw & Co
Jane
Havana
Wheeler
Krigs Cincorn
Thos Ellis
Gibraltar
Ad Smyrna
Dan Sharp
Patriot
Isaac Knowles
Barbadoes
Lombard & Whitmore
Jefferson
Dyer
Pictou
Cheney
Merchant
Beck
Bee
Coflin
Windsor
Iwis Lake
Vinal Cape
Salem
Diana
Small
New York
Crescent
Nelson
Cutler
Rattler
Lambert
Zanzibar
Ann Maria
Millett
East Indies
Temperance
Derry
Georgetown
Brooks
Peko
Gloucester
Martha & Susan
Davis
N York
Augusta
Pool
Boston
Portland
Morse
Dunlap
Gordon
Mary Jane
Sturdivant
Olive Branch
Fosset
Bristol
Franklin
Redman
Gouldsboro
Napoleon
Bridges
Castine
Judith
Crockett
Bucksport
Challenge
Graffam
Rosa Alphion
Sewman
Newburyport
Eliza
William
Owl’s Head
Garelie
Pierce
St Thomas
Bangor
Tangala
Harding
Maine
Leighton
Steuben
Salome
Spartan
Thomaston
Echo
Runnels
Martha
Libbey
Machias
Holly Bush
Trundy
New Orleans
Council
Clio
Holden
Calais
Hopkins
Veto
Coombs
Bakeman
Alden
Leach
Ar &Th
Friendship
Albert
Moro
Laurel
Dighton
Eastport
Noble
Calais Barbadoes
Barnstable
Raven
Clark
Provincetown
New Bedford
Isaac Jackson
Tebey
Philadelphia
Planet
Paul
Denmark
Nantucket
Emulous
York
Harwich
Taunton
Sehs Pioneer
H Ames
Sanford
Albany
Roscius
Adelaide
Gardner
Oscar
Providence
Wm Young
Adams
New Haven
Moulthrop
St Martins
Rose
Lamphire
New London
Mail
Crowell
Norwich
Isaac H Borden
Fall River
Hartford
Levant
Matthews
Yarmouth
Sharon
Crosby
Charles
Tisdale
Ponce
Fairfield
Wilson
Port Au Prince
Ellen Perkins
Finsley
Jerome
Geo Henry
Blakely
Turks Island
Wampanoag
Corson
Neuvitas
Octavia
Waide
Penu
Field
St John NF
Mentor
Barker
Hampton Roads
Roland
Steingrave
Bremen
Virginia
Talbot
Port Leon
Geo Washington
Brown
Allen
Augustus
Shamrock
Smith
Freeport
John Cummings
Thayer
Baltimore
Bark Brothers
Daniel
Liverpool
Cotuit
Nickerson
Rosalie
Hill
St Croix
Will
Lockhart
St Baris
Salt Key
Washington
Bishop
Matanzas
Susan
Bray
Larch
Cape Haytien
Argon
Chase
Charleston
Emma
Bancroft
Richmond
Didbrigs Velocity
Halifax
Paul T Jones
Ireland
Sun
Flinn
Robt Wain
Sears
Tangier
Parks
Thos Fenner
Retrieve
Burnham
Escort
Bryant
Cinderella
Burgess
Park
Arinthe
Anna Hooper
Creighton
Emily Ellicott
Lauderman
Laguayra
Porto Cabello
Elien
Noyes
Wyoming
Henry
Meservey
James Point
Thomas’ Point
Sandy Point
Alexandria
China
Pioneer
Graham
Archibald Gracie
Rice
Richard Anderson
Bennett
James River
Jas Caskie
Pillsbury
Madison
Simmons
Geo Gardner
Orwen
Nor
Butenschen
Norfolk
Tom Paine
Anderson
Thomanton
Lucinda Snow
Fales
Calhoun
Myers
Moon
Hayes
Atalanta
Whitney
West Indies
Savannah
L Baldwin
Thompson
Newark
MARKS
Woodbury
Fiery
Suares
Campeachy
Venus
Todd
Vera Cruz
Frederick
Jordan
Laguna
Cid
Essex
Welch
Prentice
Milo
Sweden
Espandola
Rubicon
Shipping News From Portland and Batavia Ports
Ocean traffic reports list vessels arriving and leaving on August 8 and 9. Ships Chevalier Woodbury Arne Lela and others bound for Cronstadt Cadiz Newburyport and Marblehead are noted with arrivals from Boston Antwerp and Cadiz.
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Portland
the Argus
Chevalier
Woodbury
Liverpool
Arne
Boston
Cronstadt
America
Pomroy
Cadiz
Lela
Dixey
Wig
Sarah
Kimball
Cull
Barbaric
New York
Wiscasset
Betsey
Bangor
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Walker
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Court Avenue
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P. M. Post Office
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Nahant
Tremont Road
VV. Y. Courier and Enquirer
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John Stark
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Constantinople
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Col. Thomas
Chestnut
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Pine Woods
Cambridgeport
Messrs Williams & Beal
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American Institute of Instruction
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Silas Williams
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Clarke
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New Bedford Register
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Liverpool Fine Salt
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Phinpa
Marihory Chapel
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Oak Hall
Streeter
Peter Hendrick
Nancy Kemp
Braintree
John Hollis
Ila Shirley
Dea Joseph Brown
Fitchburg
John Merte
East Subury
Dudley
Josiah Barnes
Wm Upham
Normandy
Trinidad de Cuba
C. L. Overbeck, Esq
Boving & Overbeck
Pepeete Island
Tahiti
Samuel T. Shaw
Thomas Shaw
Portsmouth
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Smyrna
Barabino
Jady
Nath’ R. Lombard, Jr
Ligonia
E. F. Condit
Sarah Robbins
Ann S. Kirk
W. N. Kirk
Bas William
Cyrus Chisam
Dresden
Eastham
Long Wharf
Redding & Co
State St
T. Hiler, Jr
Hanover
Joun Wright
Wilson Lane
Stonington
Massachusetts
J. J. Comsroen
Worcester
Vanpensitt
Nor_wich
Lincoln Street
Court Street
Elm Street
Curtis Peck
Wa. H. Prex
Newport
St Brainard & Co.s
Epis
Charter Oak
Mee Oak
H. Nowe
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Heston
Jy l
Ichardson & Gould
State Street
Hrailer Road
Cme
Huntress
Eastern Railroad Co
Ilaliewe
Hallowell
Bath
Gardiner & Hallowell
Splin
Andrew Brown
Gardiner and Hallowell
N. B
Richardson & Gould
POR Bath
Nar Hanigs
Kimpaci
SE Yi
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ST. John
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Herald
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Thos. Rogers
leRaLp
Linyagus
St. Andrews
North America
Charles R. Gibbons
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Richardson& Gould
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James K. Mills & Co
James W. Paige & Co
Francis Skinner
Cmming