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Freeman And Messenger in Lodi, New York

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Freeman And Messenger

Location

Lodi, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1839

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The Death Befoe of an Aged Minister? A Civilian Hymn

A fragmented 1930s poetic tribute from the Sir Vork Evangelist laments the death of a longtime minister. It depicts heavenly imagery, eternal praise, and the faithful awaiting reunion, pairing religious solace with memories of a weary world. The verse stresses enduring faith, forgiveness, and a final hymn of joy in paradise.

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The Market Woman and the French Nobleman

A graphic 1793 tale follows Talleyrand as he spots a market woman in a long row of wagons and later courts her by visit, while the exiled Comtesse de la Tour-du-Pin adapts to immigrant life in Boston. The anecdote contrasts courtly Paris life with frontier self sufficiency and ends with a moral about love and fortune.

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Riots in Marion County over a runaway slave case

A Cincinnati Gazette transfer describes a tense Marion County courtroom scene where a slave named Bil, awaiting trial for Virginia escape, triggered a riot. Armed crowds forced entry, sheriffs and judges faced threats, and the negro escaped amid chaos. several rioters were arrested while no lives were lost. The report notes local citizens defended the court and condemns vandalism, with reflections on abolition and regional sentiment.

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