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Bristol Phenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1844

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The Prenex 1g Weekly Adrift in Bradford Street Notices

A cluttered nineteenth century ad sheet details subscription terms from W. H. Bayley in Bradford streets, rates for town residents, and advertisement charges. It also recounts a New York True Sun anecdote about Cave Johnson and Daniel of La, describing Johnson’s alleged restraint of Treasury outlays and a boastful oath tied to a bill’s fate in Congress.

W. H Bayley Bradford Street Hops Thames Streets Mirrals Manacre Washington New York True Sum Cave Johnson House Tennessee Johnson Treasury Dumonds Daniel Congress Jiohnson Rowinda Billy Howse

French Admiral Deposes Queen in Pacific Islands

Reports from Hodululu describe Admiral Petit Thenne landing with about 300 troops and 100 workers to occupy the Society Islands. Mons Brunt, protectorate director, accompanies the admiral as a new governor assumes control claiming the Queen refused to lower her flag. The English consul attached his flag amid the takeover.

Hodululu Dir Petit Reine Bache Mons. Brunt Protectorate Society Islands Wavilore Nichlas Boglichingen Priehort

Our ship's company rescues missionary couple near Cape Palions

From Norfolk Bearon comes an extract dated December 1843 about an American missionary and his wife saved from murder by the vessel's crew near Cavally, twenty miles south of Cape Palions. Captain Abbott provided a cabin for their welfare and the couple were left at Paulina. The wife is named Mrs Payne, a Presbyterian.

Norfolk Bearon U.S. Sai Cape Pilinos Ato P Hice Cavally Cape Palions Abbott Paulina John Payne

The Science of Breathing in a 19th Century Musical Visitor

A fragmented discussion on breathing and air quality argues that fresh air cures side pain and aids vitality. It links fatigue to poor breath and praises full, deliberate inhalation and exhalation as a practical health teaching.

Patent Office Mechanics’ Fair Dte Moseneer

Sailor Captain's Religious Revival Onboard the Gideon Howland

Captain Palmer Hall of the ship Charles Phelps reports a powerful religious revival among his crew off the Sandwich Islands in April 1843. Ten of thirty crew experience religion, twenty seven ships in port, and one scene of sailors kneeling as the captain leads with Bible reading and discipline.

Christian Herald Palmer Hall Charles Phelps Stonington Gideon Howlini New Bedford Mowe Luhainn Cone Abil Tihea Ted Jed Wang

Judgment of Worth Beyond Outer Form in a Moral Fable

The speaker rejects judging by appearance, noting many deformed bodies hide valuable souls while fair forms may conceal barren spirits. He compares people to trees whose fruits reveal worth, urging that true merit lies in usefulness and fruitfulness, not exterior beauty. The passage critiques superficial beauty and extols inner value.

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Debates on War and Moral Uproar Across Nations

The text reviews pacifist reflections attributed to a Declaration of Independence author, arguing war is inefficient and coercion harms. It contrasts peaceful punishment with force and discusses moral character, then shifts to a London Mechanics Magazine note on marble toys, their origins, and questions about their material nature.

Boil Wore Rene Silly Sir John Sinclair New England London Mechanics Magazine Oila Holland Teverein Itlard

A Shark Sighting During Madagascar Crossing Captivates Crew

The account describes a near shipboard shark encounter near Madagascar. A sailor overboard prompted a landing party to launch a gig, the craft toppled, and a massive shark nearly seized a sailor before help arrived. The event left two crew members confined to hammocks for days and the others shaken by the perilous evacuation.

Madagascar Jabnat Iretinte Shim Andrews Ag Ji Seregin

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