The VPHENEN Weekly Advertiser and Notices
The page is an 19th century miscellany with local ads and short items. It includes publishing terms, a political Washington letter excerpt, a Portland death report, a Kingston accident, a New Orleans duel, British warship notes, a Erie table gift to General Harrison, and horticultural tips for fruit trees and garden work.
A Scene of Sorrow and Poverty in New York Tale
A tall old man named William Conyers faced a magistrate for being destitute with no home and a hungry grandchild. He describes surviving on neighbors' scraps after his daughter and son died, while a crowd offers pity. they are later housed and fed. In a separate item, long electrical theories on comets, tides, and the sun are debated, arguing solar electricity drives celestial motions. The New England Farmer piece extols common schools as engines of liberty and progress, urging support and attendance for all children. A Vermonter tale follows where a storekeeper uses humor to expose a petty thief, pouring hot butter over him as prank justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tattler
William Conyers
Codyer
Conyers
Garret
Orange
Magiacote
Conyern
Lena
Iain
Alya Magisteito
Magisteace
Farret
Roxbury Bank
Electrical Theory
Vasley
Agency of Electricity
Earth
Isaac Newton
Lot
Miso
Ino
Rome
Tyeo
New England
Common Sci
Chaeviis
Philintinopus
Pateinie
Lemling
Echool
Gonnon
Amise Winsell
Avery
Green Mountain
Seth
Togo
Mhia
Seil
Chia
Santa Cruz
Suili
Ani
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W. H. Ss. Bayley
Thames Street
Witi Furhinl
Sparks
Wasnixotox
Wasmaron
Tam
Dee
George Washington
Portland
Tuvber
Win
Parker
South Kingstown
RE. T
Elvis Cruash
George Portier
New Orleans
Dauphin
Nora
Dell's
Josh
Her Majesty
Hook
Erie County
New York
Baylor & Whit
Buffalo
Harrison
Erie
Dreninin
Titor
Massachusetts
Concord Erectiva
Mandel
Tvern
Seili
Bi Beck
Teddy