War fears and political alignments amid European tensions
The piece discusses Nicholas's perceived expansionist aims in Poland and the risk of alliances between Holland and Russia, plus Belgium's fragility and France and England's positions. It then shifts to US legislative action on tariffs and duties, a fatal house fire tragedy in Bradford with three daughters lost, and finally notes Indian affairs with the Creek treaty and emigration notices.
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Nicholas
Poland
Belgium
France
England
Portugal
United States
Forsyth
Committee of Manufactures
Dickerson
Clay
Mears
Mayne
Miller
Smithing
Benton
Brown
Porsyth
Messrs
Chig
Molmes
Poot
Sprague
Dkillas
Marcy
Thin
Senate
Diebble Wee
Dallas
Sena Te Wet
Buckner
Yeas
Nays
VYEAS
Rufiel Catastrophe Tragedy In Piermont New Hampshire
The Vermont Chronicle reports a fatal wreck involving three young sisters of James Kent of Piermont. Sovia Polly and Wacy Jane Kent, aged 23 and about 16, were taken to a single coffin and grave after a funeral scene described as unimaginable. Their deaths shock the community and leave families in mourning.
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The
Vermont Chronicle
Rufiel
Messrs Richards
Tracy
James Kent
Piermont, Nou
Sovia
Polly
Wacy Jane
Dever
Indians Cession Treaty Reported by New York Evening Post
The Post cites a Washington dispatch stating Governor Cass completed a treaty with the Creek in Alabama and Georgia. The accord provides for their lands to be ceded and for emigration beyond the Mississippi for those declining reservations and state laws, with liberal terms noted for the Creeks.
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Georgia
High Tower
Cassas
McCoy
New York Evening Post
Washington
Cass
Alaama
Mississippi
Milan and Golumous Rail Road Company Act Printed
Nopwalie April 17 ISSR publishes the Act to Incorporate the Milan and Golumous Rail Road Company. The writer notes a severe Ohio winter with cold blasts and damage to crops. They fear harvests next year unless rains revive seed sowing and express cautious optimism for future weather.
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Milan and Golumous
Nex
Ohio
Milan and Columbus Rail Road Company Meeting Record
A Delaware county meeting on the Milan and Columbus Rail Road Company sessions on the old May day 1832. Commissioners listed include Ralph Lockwood Neudham Standart and Ebenezer Andrews with committee actions to open stock subscriptions in Columbus Zoar and Bennington Delaware County.
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Fe Milan
Sha
Ai Ad Company
Cloris
Sanbury
Delaware
Waxsy Usrick
Ralph Lockwood
Neudham AE Standart
Theron Mhenezer Andrews
Abijahl Ives
Benjamin L. Webb
Nathan Dustin
Benjamin Carpenter
Silas McClary
Reuben Benedict
Shadrach Mubbell
Humand Baek
James Robinson
John Bishop
Franklin A. V. Taylor
Ienry Ustick
Marion Asn
Dawns Rostysos
Mbenezer Andrews
Phat Needham M. Standart
Ebenezer Andrews
A-V
Taylor
McClary
Benj. Carpenter
Milan
Columbus
Wits
Horton Howard
MA Matthewss
Zoar
Benjamn L. Webb
Bennington
Delaware County
Milan and Columbus Rail Road stock subscriptions opened
Agents listed across Mount Gilead Lexington Paris New Haven Peru Norwalk Milan Suren and others are appointed to open books for Milan and Columbus Rail Road stock. They must take subscriptions daily 10 AM to 2 PM for at least five days and report results to James Robinson by late June 1832. A committee list and meeting plans at New Haven are included with authorized travel to New York Philadelphia Albany Utica Rochester Buffalo Cincinnati for subscriptions.
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William Hance
Mt. Gilead
Nathan House
John Coldrick
John Roy
Henry Ustick
Lexington
William Damsel
Paris
Matthew M’kelvey
New Haven
Abijah Ives
Peru
Sara Smith
Norwalk
Moses Kimball
David Gibbs
Milan
Frederick W. Fowler
Ralph Lockwood
Suren
John B. Wilbur
James Robinson
Columbus
Franklin County
Ogether
Robert Lucas
Allen Trimble
Horton Monard
Otis Crosby
Benjamin L. Webb
Stephen RK. Bennet
Ezra Smith
Needham M. Standart
Ebenezer Andrews
Timothy Bakerle
le Owing
New York
Philadelphia
Albany
Utica
Rochester
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Milans
Eich
County of
Huron
J. Robinson
Enrvezen Axpnins
Ramet Lockwoon
Arrivals and Clearances at Port of Huron Week Ending April 14
Weekly port list shows arriving steamers Enterprize Miles with passengers and cargoes including salt fish lumber and whiskey. Vessels Marense Minerva Louisa Jenkins and Lady of the Likes also listed with ballast and various cargos. Cleared ships include Louisa Jenkins with pork butter and beer and other entries note pig iron and ballast transfers.
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Port of Huron
Huron County
Ohio
Miles
Cincinnati
Standart
Wilbur, & Co
Winster
Wilbon
D& Co
Patterson
Coffer
Sap
Minerva
W.& Co
Louisa Jenkins
Case
Deniins, Co
Dorr
Nelson
J. R Dorr, & Co
Traveler
Marenno
M'Inster
Balast
Giddings, Baldwin, & Ca
Ballast
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Echo de Rowin
Don Miguel
Thes
Havre
Edwared Chouwvin
Mariani
Denphine
Congressional
Committee On Manufactures
House of Representatives
United States of America
United
China
Cape of Good Hope
Mesars
Renton
Bibb
Ellis
Grundy
Hayne
Hill
Rane
King
Mangum
Moore
Robinson
Smith
Troup
Tyler
White
Isis
Fife
Fabher
Heaven
Ife
Elia Cold
Father
Nopwalie
Aprig
N.Y
Gen. Santander
Republic of
Colombia
Bolivar
Ohio Penitentiary
Joseph Olds
Samuel F M’cracken
Charles Anthony
James Ashton
Msq
Harrowgate Gardens
Maine
London Medical Journal
Susquehanna
Columbia
Thornton
Jefferson
U. States
Aly, Webb
N. ¥. Courier
Egnpurer
Washington City
Samuel B. Clement
Abernethy
Huntingdon
Gill
New Hope
Redgate
Newark Daly Advertiser
U. S. Senate
Dickinson
McClay
Gen. Jackson
Ftherman
Woodbury
N. J
Boston
Massachusetts
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