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Freeman And Messenger

Location

Lodi, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1839

Page

4

New York and Erie Rail Road and Financial Debate

A long examination of American finance critiques visionary public works and land speculation. It contrasts wealthy hoarders with productive investment, argues for direct state support of the New York and Erie Railroad to secure western trade, lower consumer prices, create jobs, and boost New York's economic supremacy.

Joseph Blunt Ithaca New-York and Erie City of New York Albany Lake Irie United States Florida Middle States Atlantic Mississippi Great Inland Lakes Plantic Mexico Perus Morris Clinton Our City Baltimore Vergea Valley of the Ohio Philadelphia Alleghanies Boston New England Green Mountains New York and Erie Cardi

Indian Treaty at Cattaraugus Grand Council Nears Ratification

A Grand Council of the Six Nations at the Cattaraugus Reservation closed yesterday with Secretary of War Poinsett in attendance. Observers expect the treaty regarding disposal of lands in New York to be ratified. Also noting editorial delays and a Burnt speech from Ithaca Railroad Convention. Information sought about a subscriber package marked Butler's in Perrysburg.

Burnt New York Ithaca

The Boston and Liverpool Steam Ships in Boston

Mr Cunard, Boston’s steamship line proprietor, plans four new 1250 ton vessels with 460 hp engines for Boston to Liverpool via Halifax, stopping briefly to discharge freight and passengers. He seeks a free wharf to moor in Boston costing roughly 40 to 50 thousand dollars, with a biweekly sail from May onward, to restore Boston’s share of the Atlantic trade.

van Buren, Butler, and Cronwell American Land Company Texas England Mammoth “ Land Company Franklin Boston Liverpool Cunard Halifax New York Fle Glassgow Pictou Quebec New-York

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