Remarkable animal sagacity and a butter caper
Surday night, and returnee Monday morning. The sergeant with a certain goat and its brood is described, along with a tale of instinct from a clocking captain and a West Indian goat. A butter clerk match ends in a comical struggle, a beefy old lady and the jurist. A land deed dispute in New Jersey, extraordinary courage by a boy attacked by a bull, and an emigration from Europe to Illinois are also chronicled. An update on Caloosahatchee killings and Fort King treaty concerns closes with military orders to fortify posts and tighten garrison security.
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Hancock
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William Penn
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New Jersey
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Hallam
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F. Peters
K Lemocrat
Florida
Macomb
St. Augustine
Harney
Caloosahatche
Callan
Morgan
Col. Harney
Tampa
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Arastant Apserant Cenl
Fort Brooke
E. J
Calcoosahatche
Fort King
Reveille
Dallam
Mr. Morgan
Col. Harvey
Fort Mellon
Fort Maitland
G. H W. Griffin
W. B. Haxsox
Fort. Mellon
Foreign News Later From England
The ship Onece arrived in Boston from Liverpool with 27 days at sea and three days later advices. Liverpool cotton markets show a sharp decline with American cotton dropping about 10 1d to 1d per pound while buyers show less pressing demand. 1500 American cotton was taken on speculation and 2300 for export. News mentions Birmingham quiet after authorities withdrew military and police. Crops are reported excellent. France’s papers press for delaying executions of May insurrectionists. In Turkey, Constantinople reports the sultan’s recovery near hopeless. the heir to the throne is a 19 year old secluded prince. The sultan remains eager for war and may accept loss of Greece if Egypt and Syria recover.
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England
Boston
Liverpool
Birmingham
France
Paris
Turkey
Constantinople
Mahmoud
Mehemet Ali
Chaina
Egypt
Syria
Greece
Turbulent Mexican Politics Report in New Orleans
News from Mexico reports Santa Ana as interim president in fragile health while Bustamantes is expected to return to advance constitutional reform. Expulsion and banishment orders target Federalists, Urrea escapes en route to Vera Cruz, Lenus and brother flee Monclava, and general brutality marks recent actions. Smallpox ravages interior states as press censorship remains strict. Vera Cruz prepares a European style exchange room for foreign merchants.
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New Orleans
Mexico
City of
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Vera Cruz
Republic
Santa Ana
Tampico
Diario del Gobierno
Urrea
Perote
Lenus
Monterrey
Shocking Traveller Fight Ends with Agent Stabbed
A man on a horse car from Philadelphia to Frankford and Bridesburg refused to pay fare, wrested a sword from a cane, and fatally wounded the agent. The blade emerged as the handle broke, leaving the agent alive but grievously injured. The incident prompts calls for stricter concealed weapon laws.
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Frankford
Bridesburg
Phil. Spt
the Times
The Elections and a Grand Island Juvenile Asylum
The piece notes early returns in the 1829 elections with Kentucky’s map single, Tennessee swinging to Whigs, and Indiana likely Whig majority. It highlights a Grand Island Juvenile Asylum plan for destitute boys ages ten to fifteen, inspired by Mrs. Orissa Hine Ly, with farm work, moral instruction, and schooling. It also reports a brutal slave murder in Louisville, a New Haven tornado, and a Mississippi wheat bounty, plus political commentary on Whig division and party history.
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Kentucky
Southgate
Tennessee
Todiana
House of Representatives
North Carolina
Alabama
Grand Island
Buffalo Commercial Advertiser and Journal
Orissa Hne iLy
Albany
Buffalo
Buffio
Japera
Locofoco Party
New York
Harrison
Ira
National Whig Convention
United States
Col. Gentry
Mr. Maury
Colonel G
Peter
England
Thirteen Colonies
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Louisville Gazette
McGuire
Jem
the Gazette
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Galena
New Haven
Pussy Raugus County
Eaton Davis
West Mendon
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