Concluded Next Week on Majority Rule and Government
In a minority of their representation, with a constitution, or with revatitation, the will of the majority would still yield two hostile vents would be created thelletion of the Government leading to hostile legislation by faction corruption aut chy and despotism concluded next week.
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Abner Seeley
Auer Seeley
Berliin Township
Huron County
Mey
Rachel Seeley
Jache P . Ds
Berlin
Foreign Mews from New York Spectator reports European tensions
The Ajax correspondence brings word of Netherlands versus Belgium tensions over Scheldt navigation and Dutch tolls. Reports from Dublin amid Ireland Coercion crisis note O Connell’s stance and urging peaceful resistance. English and Antwerp dispatches describe Dutch minister complaints, Russia and Turkish theater, and flood damage along the Scheldt with troop deployments under General Langermann.
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England
Ireland
Friends of Freedom
Holland
London
2St
Nicholas
France
Baron van Zuylen
St. James
Lord Palmerson
Prince Talleyrand
Antwerp
Flushing
Scheldt
Prince Metternich
Stabroeck
Langermin
Diabolical Murder in Lebanon New Hampshire
A widowed farmer Annis marries Fox. the brother opposes the union. Fox attempts attack with knife, Annis parries, Fox returns with an axe and beheads Annis. Fox pursues and captures the sister, threatening murder as neighbors hear screams miles away. Public notice of a brutal homicide reported with witnesses.
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Lebanon
New Hampshire
Annis
Fox
Lebanon Murder Case Reveals Insanity and Tragedy
The report details a brutal murder in Lebanon Illinois. Fox, about 30, driven by jealousy, used a loaded pistol on Annis and killed him and his wife. Fox blamed insanity and guardian oversight, hiding in a barn after the deed.
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Annis
Fox
Lebanon
Boston
Annia
Ohio Prison Bounds Law Declared Coextensive With Counties
Ohio debates a new act stating county prison bounds extend to county limits and take effect upon passage. The report notes a law clarifying jurisdiction. Other items include a Boston wife visiting dog story and a Lincolshire farmer tale of oxen attacked on a field path.
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General Assembly
State of
Ohio
Ohio Atlas
Bull slain after oxen gore it in field
A farmer moved his oxen to safety from a raging bull and treated their wounds. The next day the oxen wandered back to the same field where they had been attacked, and the bull lay dead nearby, the victims having gored it to death.
Norwalk Call for Cemetery Fence to Keep Animals Out
Norwalk residents urge building a fence around the burial ground to protect graves from hogs cattle and brush. They note last year's expense for rails and ask for a few more dollars from neighbors to finish and guard the cemetery.
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Norwalk
Value of Labor and Global News Digest
Values from trade and labor weigh in with $150000 estimate for southern marker exports from Boston. U S Supreme Court closes its annual session. Salem Gazette notes Hamilton’s customs gains and bills in Pennsylvania legislature. A new Erie Revenue Cutter, Louie MP Lave, launched in honor of the Treasury Secretary. Mount Vesuvius eruptions near Naples cause loud explosions. Commodore Tucker dies at 11th. Andrew Jackson turns 66. Indiana forms a state bank with $1.6 million capital, half state funded. Erie Canal navigable to mid April. Susquehanna in good order. canal tolls cut about ten percent. The Boston Providence railroad projected for completion in 18 months. Salem’s Julio Gleason fined for stealing sheep. two French clerks abscond with employer funds. England’s peers noted, General Dacleton among deaths. Indian relations fund totals over half a million. Isaac Watson of Wolcott VT dies at 60. New York Assembly approves reduced interest rates to six percent and five and a half percent when paid in advance.
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Boston
Supreme Court of the United States
Salem Gazette
Aemilton
Erie
Hurthen
Louie MP
Lave
Treasury
Naples
Mount Veouvian
Portland
Mce
Lye
Commodore Tucker
Berth
Andrew Jackson
Uil
Indiana
Bank of the United States
Congress
Cumberland
Canal Board
State of New York
Providence
Julio Gleason
Salem County
N. J
Pans
Nancy
England
Lord Txmouth
George Dallas
General Dacleton
Ichahod
Watson
Wolcott
Barre
N. Y
Indictment in Cornell murder case and nullification news
The Newport Mercury reports the grand jury indictment of Rev. E. K. Avery for the murder of Sarah M. Cornell. Avery pleads not guilty as counsel notes a May trial date. The South Carolina Nullification Convention reassembles and endorses nullifying the enforcing bill amid public unrest. A marriage is recorded in the township between Euiman Densoier and Paunina Sinan.
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South Carolina
N. Y
Aurelia Jane Jennings Obituary Notice in Peru
In Peru on Wednesday the 3d instant of scarlet fever Aurelia Jane Jennings aged by yeared daughter of Doct. Junie A Jennings.
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Peru
Aurelia Jane
Junie
A. Jennings
Port of Huron Marine List Report March to April
The Port of Huron list records arrivals and clearances from March 30 to April 6. Vessels include the Austertite under M Kinstry, Ligure under Squires, Olive Branch under Fuller, and Uncle Sam under Stiles with various cargoes such as pork, whisky, flour, and ballast. Several ships sail to Detroit Cleveland Black River and Sandusky with passengers and freight.
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Vetron
Chicago
Squires
Detroit
Cincinnati
Cotron
Steamboat
Sheldon Thompson
Patternon
Passentern
America
Foster
Marengo
Waerstaff
Cleveland
Independence
Green
Black River
Olive Branch
Fuller
Uncle Sam
Stiles
D&c
Wagstaff
Maumee
Patterson
Weather Docket From A Half Week Forecast
Fragmented list shows past week weather notes with terms like pure clear pleasant and cloudy with light rain. Several items reference mornings and days with forecasted warmth and pleasant conditions.
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Turk
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New York Spectator
Europe
Ajax
Heirn
Liverpool
London Albion
Russels
Earl Greyill
Odessa
Sultan’smy
Ibrahim Pacha
Akshir
Roscoe
Rogers
Commercial Advertiser
Dublin
Arun
Bank of Ireland
O'Coxxexti
O'Connell
Earl Grey
Albermarle St
Lond
The
Boston Atlas
Adams
Philo Matson
Iside
Matson
Jonah
Mlatson
Troy
Lowell
Louth
Lincolshire
Marrind
Preston
Weg
Euiman Densoier
Paunina Sinan
Nta
Moon Rises
Aurel
Vis
Court House
Cyrus Butler
Lene Carta Eesti Te
New Haven
Mopar Barrett
Samuel Courtrite
Charles L. Collins
Joseph Dana
Francis Evans
Aurelius Hoop
John Hilla
Langafelter
Paul Lebo
David Worrew
John W
Moses V. Nutt
Misa Eliza
Skeele
Skeela
Daniel Steel
James Skinner
Jefergen Thurston Jobo Wan
Warren Way Kleet
Allice Westgite
John Webber
Botsford
Josiah Brown
John
Brown Lemuel
Brightman
Danis Bison
Socrates
Beckwith
Blackman
Hiran
Hanchard L. Cleveland
Phila
Cole Edward DL
Clary Daniel
Curtis Joseph OC
Carkhall Barnett
Carman Benjamin
Carman
Notwee John
Demiming
Doughus Gecur
Forsyth Ro
Elton James
Gon
Fairehild Wro
Forsyth I
Ibba
David
Hewlet
A. W. Howard
L. M. Hippie Nathan
Higby John
Jacobs Edwin
Jenney Benjamin
Kapp Flizabeth
Enyon
I*rancis
Joun BY
Kellogg John
Keeler Ery
Keeler Lewis
Latiner P. & Co
Mason Mary
Manchester
Abel
Miller Michael
McKee
Thos
H. Mexwell Wm
Manel Ehijsh
Mnasovi
Matthew M
Miller John
Mead Abraham
Smith Pant
G. Nyttin
Philip
Stratton
Dan
Sheldon He O. Maylor
John G. Prevert
W. Hvilley
Wm. I. Whigler & Twhurd
Weaver Henry
Woodruff Ruswell Webber
William, Ingham
P. M.A
Eliza Ware
Bedell
Alden
Philadelphia
William Preston
Columbus
Court of Common Pleas
William B. Wolcott
Danbury
County of Huron
Nash
Venice Mille
R. H. Heywood
Penice
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