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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1843

Page

2

Democratic Ward Meetings in Boston and Chelsea Notice

The democratic citizens of Boston wards and Chelsea towns are urged to meet Monday at specified ward rooms and halls at 7 o'clock P M to choose delegates for county and year long committees. Ward rooms include Eliot and Hancock Schools, and various local halls across East Boston and surrounding areas.

Boston Chelsea Eliot School House Hancock School House Cooper Street Democratic Wells School House West Centre Street Democratic Reading Winchester Halls East Street Pantheon Franklin Harding’s Lyman Locuinwa East Jeremiah D. Gove William R. Stacr Dorkchester Dorchester Thomas J. Vinton

Repeal meetings spread in Lynn Lenox and beyond

Report notes frequent repeal gatherings in Lynn at Lyceum Hall with $40 collected and hall fees waived by owners. A similar repeal meeting is planned in Lynn and another repeater meeting occurred in Lenox the same night. The movement frames Irish liberty as a political religious issue with diverse supporters. Forgeries surge as a 16 year old English youth uses forged employer checks to loot several New York banks totaling about $29,000 before fleeing to England. Banks listed include Union City Phenix Merchants Bank and others.

Lynn Lenox Friends of Repeal Lyceum Hall Boyce Greece Poland New York Journal of Commerce Messrs E. & S.S. Rockwell Astor House Messrs Rockwell Barclay Street Rockwell H. Saunders Union Bank City Bank Phenix Bank Merchants’ Bank Bank of America Seventh Ward Bank Merchants’ Exchange Manhattan Bank Bank of Commerce Bank of State of New York Barilla Sydney Pictou Para St. Domingo Porto Cabello Havana St. Jago Java England New Orleans Genesee Howard Street Georgetown Fredericksburg Sicily Malaga Buenos Ayres Russia Trinidad Surinam Porto Rico NAVAL Wilmington Southern Spirits Salem Cuba Batavia Manila Cadiz SUMAC Cape Town Cgh Sophia Rogers Calcutta Smyrna Trieste Schult Cumberland White Richmond Mustard Unc Hercules France Reany Jacob Waln Howland Bug Hardy Thompson Venice, Inc Rajah Bangs Effort Hussey Messina Boston Confidence Bailey Palermo Elisa Leghorn Duc Orleans Genoa Delight Wotton Lycoming Copeland Gibraltar Ten Brothers Crawford Archangel Cecilia Snow Cronstadt Wallace Amsterdam Timoleon Dreyer Heiveetsings Fame Madison Nereus Masury Havre Sami Hicks Bunker York Champion Warren Newcastle Verona Howes Sagamore Mattison Montevideo Hobart Collier Maranham Deposit Upham Malta Newell Port Spain Clinton Kilburn Newhaven Bonaire St Thomas Caroline Mary Higgins Turks Island Schs Viola Lane Mary Augusta Kirwin Baltimore Dodo Cosmopolite Morgan Maria Summers Guadaloupe Disg Harriet Newell Beaman Demarara Martinique Mary Wilkes Galt Bermuda St John Sch

Kentucky chancellor voids Bank of United States property assignments

In Huth vs Bank of the United States the Kentucky chancellor rules that the bank’s property assignments are fraudulent and void and that the plaintiff’s attachment for 80000 dollars was properly issued. The ruling cites a Kentucky statute allowing creditors to attack fraudulent disposals via chancery bill regardless of debt status. Defendants’ counsel immediately appeals to the court of appeals.

Kentucky Huth Bank of the United States Statute of Court of Appeals

Burning of the steamboat John W. Richmond at Hallowell

The John W. Richmond was consumed by fire at Hallowell Maine on the night of the 3rd. Fire erupted about midnight and quickly gutted the vessel to the waterline. Sailors escaped by leaping into the river, an iron safe with about 5000 dollars was saved, and insurance appeared absent. The boat was owned by Rufus K. Page and Captain Nathaniel Kimball.

John W. Richmond Hallowell Merchants’ News Room Augusta Rufus K. Page Nathaniel Kimball John Wyckoff New Lotts L. I Free Church Hancock Street Louisville Methodist Episcopal Church New York Mills Utica Fox Carpenter’s Hotel Galena Carpenter Dennis Barney Lacon Illinois River Hazen Kimball East Haverhill

Elopement and crimes fill Malden and coast towns

Reports describe the elopement of a Malden dye-house proprietor with a former employee, his debts, and his wife's poverty, with sightings in Albany. Also noted are piracy suspicions in Wilmington, Mormon violence in Carthage, and thefts near Georgetown, plus various U.S. and international incidents and local notices.

Malden Ile a _storskeeper Albany Sarah Lavinia Wilmington North Carolina Webster Wilmington Messenger Alexandria

Camp Meeting Encampment Near Newmarket Draws Many Faithful

A large religious gathering forms near Newmarket with tents surrounding a hill encampment. About 36 tents house attendees from Massachusetts Maine New Hampshire and Vermont. ~3,000 people including 30 clergymen participate as Boston supporters lead music and prayer. Weather has been pleasant and the grounds are not yet consecrated.

Newmarket Massachusetts Maine New Hampshire Vermont Boston Pratt

Military muster of multiple Massachusetts artillery and infantry units

The Lexington Artillery and several other units including Concord Artillery Watertown Artillery Charlestown Artillery Concord Light Infantry and Medford area corps gather for the season for discipline inspection and review at Medford on Wednesday 27 instant under Maj Wm Schouler with Gen James Dana to review. The 5th regiment units under Col Tweed will be reviewed on Tuesday October 3 at a place to be set by the Colonel.

Lexington Artillery Parker Concord Artillery Barrett Watertown Artillery Hammond Charlestown Artillery Critchett 1St Regiment of Artillery Wm. Schouler Concord Light Infantry Woburn Mechanic Phalanx Brooks Phalanx Medford Malden Light Infantry Mass. Guards Cambridge Charlestown Columbian Guards Charlestown Light Infantry South Reading Rifle Lowell Groton Tweed

United States Bank case before common pleas judges

Trustees of the Bank of the United States sue Nicholas Biddle and John Andrews in equity alleging embezzlement and misappropriation of 400000. Defendants demur to avoid criminal prosecution. Plaintiffs’ counsel press to compel an answer. defendants’ counsel resists. Case not decided at adjournment.

United States Bank Court of Common Pleas King, Jones Parsons Bank of the United States Nicholas Biddle John Andrews Ferdinand W. Hubbell William Rawle Thomas I. Wharton Esquires

News From Buenos Ayres Montevideo via Salem Sail

Reports from Buenos Ayres and Montevideo show papers split over Rosas fate while American ships face losses and seizures. The Serene and Oswego sold for underwriters. Fantom declared total loss at Colonias. Maldonado gale sinks nineteen ships. American schooner Carolinian seized by Montevidean gunboats under Garibaldi. restitution sought. independence anniversary celebrated in Buenos Ayres.

Buenos Ayres Montevideo Saratoga Salem New York Rosas Buenos Ayrés New York Herald Serene Oswego Fantom Colonias Maldonado Garibaldi Monte Busco Oribe United States Olinda

Newcastle coal and New Orleans cargoes listed in exchange records

Merchants' Exchange Books show brig Lima with 296 tons coal and rose logs of freight. Numerous consignments from Fay & Farwell and others include tobacco pork corn beans wool and lard totaling varied shipments to New Orleans and Boston.

Merchants’ Exchange Books Newcastle Eng Lima Callender New Orleans Fay & Farwell Isaac Hobbs Sampson & Tappan Sampson Boyd & Frothingham Abbott Gardner Wiggin & Co K Page Seapard Chandler, Howard & Co Plummer & Cooper Hi & J Osgood Ballister & Co Parks, Wright & Co Whiting & Wright Whitwell, Seaver & Co Fay & Farwells J S Wiggin & Co Barnard EH Wakefield Jones Lawrence & Co Lee Claflin Walter Baker Rubicen

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