La Fayette Visits Mount Vernon Tomb of Washington
An account of General La Fayette's Sunday visit to Washington's tomb at Mount Vernon. He arrived by steamboat, was greeted by Mr Lewis and Mount Vernon family, received a ceremonial ring from Mr Custis, and kissed Washington's lead coffin in a reverent private service attended by La Fayette and relatives.
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Woleian
Wenre
Tun Fayadta
Washington
Tok Ylice
Teterobory
Mount Vernon
Alexandris
Bunesonly
Wae
Callinon
Lewis
Ion
Warrhington
Wang
Angiedt
Eero
G. W. la Fayette
G. W. P. Custis
Custin
Custis
Indepen- Wesco
la Faystle
Colythia
Marcus Auroliag
Antonius
Natuys
Adulibins
Fayette
la Fayete
Foreign corn trade outlook from Baltic markets 1824
A Liverpool corn house reports Baltic grain stocks, quality issues, and price pressures. It notes 12 000 lasts exportable wheat from Baltic regions, high freight and duties, varied stock quality at Koenigsberg and Stettin, and government measures possible to curb imports. Prices are down, speculation wanes, and trade confidence is fragile. Local agents warn continued low earnings and shifting markets. The piece ends with political speculation and anticipated U S Congress activity.
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Liverpool
Dantzig
England
Baltic
Kibing
Koenigsberg
Stettin
Stralsund
Rostock
Portugal
Holland
Europe
Winchester
Volhynia
Leas
London
Almonor & Basweap
Indications in Hanover on flood damage
Extracts from official reports reveal widespread flooding from the Elbe in lower Saxony. Dykes failed across thirty sites, submerging farms and villages from Artlenburg to Art-Johnrich, forcing mass evacuations and crippling winter provisions. A Hanover committee seeks subscriptions while fires add further destruction in several areas.
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Hanover
Tha Kiom
Artlemburg
Art- Jonhroch
Elbe
Wener
Friesland
Hanovar
Discussion on Williskey at the Dublin Potheen Court
A long paragraph from the Oracle of Health in the London Paper discusses Mr Beckford of Fonthill Abbey Bath and his connected Lansdown estate. It describes a bridge gallery between two houses to transfer dishes privately, and notes Beckford’s health and lavish dining. The piece shifts to a Dublin Potheen Club scene at Crow Street, detailing members, speeches, and a humorous exchange about whiskey, port and social rituals during a lively council-like gathering.
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Bars
Duc
Beckford
Fonthilt
Upper Lansdown Crescent
Sixch Tieany
Smetla
Dinost
Kitch
Hockford
Fonthill
Luke
Blu
Bath
Lansdown
Bath Road
Fina Saxony
Festhill Abbey
Laousdown
Wiliskey
Dublin
D’olier- Street
Crowntreet
Pe Kearney
Duke of ‘Redmond
Perl
Ald Man Nugent
Owen
Exelline
API
Risa
Erie
Lerman Nugent
Geor
Lot
Jacob Peter Hodgoon
Peter Kearney
Vapors Ja
John Steven
Levees
Fay
Hig Rosoupa
Socmline Patelae
Ereyeries
Dhe Ieee
Ashby de Ta Pouch
Land of Cakes
Pfeiffer
Highland
John Lawen
The
Irishman
Belfast
Professor Dwryry
Cork
Royal Exchange
Lime
Edinburge
Aletter
Nantes
Purhotp
Bardolph
Minh Ba
Grank
Kearms Rae Ney
Buskin
Cestors
Coatello
Costello
Ater
Fottrell
Libery
Labolas
Dodge's Glen
Davy
Humbry
Derry
Beaure Pag
Humphrey Saya
Meri
Teylon
Clackpool
Tomennings
Jemmy Morgay
Limerick
Gar- Town
O'Grady
Kilballgown
Sousin
Alpy
Humphrey
Walker
Jemmy
I Chen
Doctor
Apter
Sir John
Okey
Beter Kearney
Moreif
Anton
Addy Makelovel
Jean Maria Barino
Eau de
Peter Hodgson
Peter Hodgart
Rin
Emmy Morgan
Imphitey
Mt Cresh Dock
Lord Byron
Patt
Jennings Ap
Keah
Ups
Carrie Cheeway
Potheen Club of
Dubie
Busta
Bat Costello
Peter
Waltere
Harcourt-street
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