Good Cider from Untapped Apple Varieties
A long-standing guide outlines a method to make sweet clear cider that preserves vinous flavor for years. It emphasizes clean fruit, ripe ingredients, and early pressing, then details a fer mentation process limited to vinous activity, sulfur fumigation to halt further fermentation, and careful racking and aging steps through late winter. The author urges Americans to cultivate native fruit to boost this valuable, widely consumed product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
An Irishman's Illustration in the Stagirt Isle
A Vicksburg Whig illustration portrays an Irish livery stableman who deserts Van Buren for Harrison. A local loco foco asks for reasons. the man explains by a horse and butter ball analogy, describing returning a worn horse after a month with ribs showing and sore eyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stagirt Isle
Vicksburg Whig
Erin
van Buren
Harrison
Loco Foco
Petition to Change Paper to Old Tippecanoe
A rugged speaker chides the judge about changing the paper’s stance, lamenting how public opinion flips with leadership and referencing Van Buren and Tippecanoe as symbols. The speaker argues for altering the livery and tone to match political shifts.
Fox Hunt Across States Narrated as Nationwide Chase
A satirical nationwide fox hunt describes Old Tip leading a grand chase to trap a wily old fox across states from Louisiana to Maine. The account playfully mocks regional fear of foxes harming poultry and notes large purses of runners in Georgia, Vermont, and Pennsylvania while tracing the fox’s evasive path through numerous states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Express
North Bend
New Orleans
Downingville
United States
Tip
Old Zip
Kiver
Louisiana
Fie
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Southagin
Georgia
Middle States
Carolina
Maryland
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Bucks County
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Fox chase ends at Log Cabin in North Bend tale told
In a vivid recounting Major J Downing describes a prolonged pursuit of an elusive fox by old Tip at North Bend. The speaker recalls the chase across states from Massachusetts to New York and Ohio, noting the crowd of Buckeyes and the triumphant capture while praising General Harrison and the party’s resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cenamost
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
New York
Hudson
West
Ohio
North Bend
Tip
Tippecanoe
Tyler
J. Downing
Major
New Administration Faces National Debt and Tariff Challenge
A new national government will enter power amidst a deranged currency, growing debt, and a depleted treasury. It must reduce waste, recover misused public funds, close leaks, and implement strict accounting to fund an economical administration. Congress faces choosing between direct or indirect taxation to balance expenses and debt while protecting agricultural and manufacturing interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Treasury
Congress
United States
Diversity of opinion on plan's principles noted
The statement argues that while details of the plan may divide opinions, all who hold liberal views and a conciliatory spirit should agree on its core principles, as stated in the Ohio State Journal excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. S. Jour
Harrison Means Honest Federal Reform for Nation
The Baltimore Patriot cheers General William Henry Harrison as president elect. It endorses ending the spoils system, upholding constitutional government, and freeing elections from patronage interference. It lauds his integrity, calls for accountability in office, and condemns improper acts by federal officers. A New Orleans donor contributes 10000 dollars to the Bunker Hill Monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Provident
Harrison
Gen. Harrison
Jackson
van Buren
William Henry Harrison
New York American
Custom House
Delinquent subscribers urged to pay by January first
The notice from Norwalk dated December 1 1810 calls all indebted readers to remit balances owed. It stresses the total amount is crucial, asks partial payments if full cannot be made, and warns accounts may be forwarded after January 1.
Ghio Legislature Set to Open in Columbus
The Ghio Legislature will start its annual session in Columbus on Monday. The Senate will have 22 Locofocos and 14 Whigs, while the House of Representatives will include 50 Whigs and 22 Locofocos, giving Whigs a 20 vote joint majority to elect candidates in joint sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GHIO
Columbus
Senate
Elause of Representatives
Congress Session Preview at Washington City
Congress will convene in Washington on Monday. The Senate is expected to show a Locos majority while the House balance remains unsettled. Rumors say Georgia’s Black Colquett and Gooper may resign to back repeal of the Sub Treasury law, possibly shifting party control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington
U.S. Senate
House
Indiana
T. A. Howard
Georgia
Messrs. Black
Colquett
Gooper
Sub-Treasury
New Jersey
Elections and electoral tallies from multiple states
The article surveys early election results across states, noting Harrison leading in North Carolina and New York by large margins, while Van Buren trails in other regions. It lists state vote tallies, mentions a Kentucky suggestion, and discusses banking reforms and a critique of Bank Commissioners ahead of the next Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Harrison
Alabama
van Buren
Hall
Loco
Senate of the
United States
W. R. King
Illinois
Arkansas
New York
Gov. Seward
Gen. Harrison
Kinderhook
Locofoco
WM. H. Harrison
Maine
Massachusetts
Vermont
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
Georgia
Mississippi
Louisiana
Indiana
Kentucky
Ohio
Tennessee
Michigan
Martin van Buren
New Hampshire
Virginia
Missouri
South Carolina
Land sale times changed for United States land tracts
The President notified changes to the start times for public sales of alternate sections along the Wabash and Erie Canal in Ohio. Sales now begin at Lima on February 15 and at Bucyrus on February 24. the original Lima sale is fixed for February 15. A brief note mentions a Rat hmond Va minister's wife bearing three boys named Jillian Henry Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Unite States
Wabaeh and Erie Canal
Mee Valley
Ohio
Bucyrus
Lima
Rathmond
Jillian
Henry Harrison
Tennessee Whig previews Jackson’s possible exit after Tennessee vote
The Express notes Tennessee’s election returns favoring Harrison over Van Buren, signaling a rebuke to Jacksonian influence. It argues Jackson may leave politics for Texas or Arabia, citing Davidson and Nashville margins and claiming Tennessee and New Jersey reshaped the national scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Hermitage
Gen
Jackson
Harrison
van Buren
Nashville
Davidson County
Whig
Banner
New Jersey
Republic
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bunker Hill
Eo Norwalk
God Save the Commonwealth
Boston Atlas
Louisville Journal
Porter
Cincinnati
Teensey R. Gov
Apri
Hartford
New-Haven
Aly Fairfield
New-London
Litchfield
Tolland
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!