Indignation Over Lexington Rescue and Misinformation
The piece attacks supposed fraud over funds and defense of a shipboard incident, cites a reader correction about Captain Terrell not living in Southport, and recalls Marblehead women punishing a negligent captain with tar and feathers after a voyage from Salem.
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Terrell
Southport
New York Gazette
Marblehead
Thej
Salem
Notable U S-British Negotiations On Slavery Compensation
The London and Washington negotiators concluded a long outstanding dispute over enslaved people claimed as property. Queen’s Government pays about twenty to thirty thousand pounds to the United States as compensation, following a Nassau liberation of affected slaves.
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Newner
London
Conrigt
Ise Eleney
Stevenson
Nassau
S. Patriot
Elizabeth Frances Blyth
Eliza Victoria Keith
Thomas J. and
M. L. T. Keith
Court of Equity
Hugh Fraser
Bullin
Long Creek
Michau
Waccamaw
Sampit
Mer
Fashionable Dandies and Ancient Diet Contrasts
The excerpt compares Renaissance dandies with medieval attire featuring extreme coats and long beards, then contrasts ancient Greek and Roman diets noting no alcohol coffee tea or chocolate, limited tropical spices, and unusual meats and shellfish.
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Galen
Port of Georgetown Arrival Lists Cotton Cargo and Passengers
The steamer Anson from Lubbock Pee Dee arrives at Georgetown en route to Charleston with 617 bales of cotton and passengers including Col John N Williams Mrs Williams and two children, and servants. Also aboard Spark with 241 bales to B King and WW stevia.
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Anson
Lubbock
Pee Dee
Charleston
John N Williams
J Eli Gregg
McCall
Elizabeth Williams
E Fort
Sarah Gregg
Spark
Stevia
China Grove
New Baptist Church
Georgetown
Santee Musterhouse
Sampit
Corporal mischief ends with Washington aiding crew
In a Revolutionary War vignette a junior corporal commands a timber lift while a passing officer asks for help. The corporal boasts his authority until the visitor reveals himself as General George Washington who then offers future aid, leaving the corporal astonished.
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Washington
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