Feigned Death and Return of Madame de Charnay in Versailles
A tale recounts the feigned death of Madame de Charnay and her three-month returns, the Marquess Breteuil manipulating events to conceal her survival, a staged burial, and courtly jokes as Versailles whispers about the revived Marchioness.
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Versailles
Hotel de Charnay
Madame de Charnay
M. de Charnay
M. de Breteuw
Paris
Marchioness
M. de Breteuil
Anderself
Madame de Carnay
M. de Breteai
Marchioneas
Nore
Instantinople
Morocco
Zharnay
Remi
Public Letters and War News in One Dispatch from Cape Florida
A reader urges republication of the South Carolina House report on presidential term limits and re election. The piece discusses the Everglades campaign against Indian raids led by Col Harney and Cha ki ka, noting captures and losses and predicting peace through renewed military action. Market notes cite Philadelphia exchange, treasury notes, and resumption prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comittee of Federal Relations
South Carolina
House of Representatives
Burt
Boston
Florida War News Brings Hopes for Peace Talks
Florida correspondence reports progress toward peace with Indian factions led by Tanaasse chiefs among the leaders at Fort hing, following earlier dispatches about the Republic’s own and coastal patrols. A wagon escort was attacked between Micanopy and Wakahoota, with Lieut Sherwood, Mrs Montgomery, and three privates killed, and a team near Fort Holmes was also ambushed.
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Florida
Savanahee
Gentie
Duke of Albany
Pampa
Forthing
P. S
Micanopy
Wakahoota
Sherwood
Montgomery
Carl
Fort Holmes
Cuwricr
Harney Expedition Details From The Everglades
Judge Marvin recounts Col Harney and about ninety men entering the Everglades by canoe in search of hostile Indians. They followed a guide named John, a captured slave who escaped from Dr Crews and reached Cape Florida months ago. The party met enemy fire at the Filtan town and endured a skirmish.
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Chaiki Ka
Almong
Cape Florida
Mr. Cooley
Walton
Crews
Col. Henry
Caloosahatche
McComb
Indian Ieas
Colt
Indian Keys
Col. Harney
Everglades
Sam Jones
Navy
Tallahassee
Judge Marvin
Waculla
ST. Marks
U.S. A
Everzlades
Ever Slides
John
Everglides
Filtan
Mand
Revenues and Expenditures of the Post Office 1839
The table covers eleven years ending June 30 1839 showing revenue rising from 1.7 million to 4.5 million and expenditures increasing from 1.78 million to 3,65 million. The note observes expenditures steadily advance while revenues fluctuate, with a peak annual rise of about 20 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Offce Department
Prize schooner Ann Maria dispute stirs Texas courts
Texas papers discuss the prize schooner Ann Maria and cargo seized by Lieut Moore. An injunction halted sale, then a judge set aside it. later the Mexican captain blocked the sale again, fuelling litigation. Lamar expected at Galveston. De Lott found dead amid mental illness. Skirmish in Milam County leaves casualties. John P. Borden resigns as General Land Office Commissioner. Galveston Gazette notes large influx of immigrants and cotton focus in upper Trinity region.
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Savanah
Galveston
Texas
Ann Maria
Cargy
Moore
Court of Admiralty
Mae
Houston
Uhaian
Lamar
Galvesveston
United States
de Lott
Milam County
John P. Borden
General Land Office
Galveston Gazette
Zeras
New Year Clamor Dims as Markets Open Quietly
Disjointed dispatch notes a noisy scramble of merchants and officials at year’s start. Markets reopen amid caution as 44 new measures or items are briefly discussed.
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York
Resolutions on restricting U S Presidents to one term
Report of the Committee on Federal Relations opposing a constitutional single term for the President. It argues that annual reorganization harms executive harmony, reduces accountability, and weakens reform. It defends continuity, historic precedent, and public testing of measures before any term ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Federal Relations
Vermont
United States
Magncate
Avcew
Senate
House
Washington
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Philadelphia
Treasury
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