Military movements and coastal readiness reported
Five companies of U S Artillery under Major R M Kirby are ordered from Fort Monroe to Charleston South Carolina with a full field train of sixteen pieces. The Experiment and Natchez are being fitted for duty and Captain Zantzinger takes command. Population figures for South Carolina Georgia and New York given with slave counts.
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Navy Yard
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M. V. Standard
South Carolina
Georgia
N. York
Pennsylvania
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Alabama
WV. Y. Standard
South Canourina
Senate of
Seabrook
Committee On Federal Relations
United States
Treasury Report Summarized On Debt and Revenue Policy
The National Intelligencer notes the Treasury Secretary's annual report to Congress, detailing 1832–1833 revenue of about 31.75 million and a January 1833 debt near 7.0 million. It cites a projected nine year revenue of 21 million and expenditure of 15 million, with a 6 million annual surplus, urging tariff cuts or land relinquishment, while criticizing the Bank of the United States and pending charter issues. The piece highlights protection debates and concerns over the Bank’s accountability amid investigations and renewed calls on policy.
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Congress
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Treasury
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Robert T. Bicknell
Athenian Buildings
Franklu Place
Philadelphnia
Canal murder suspect in custody after fatal shot
A 17 or 18 year old canal horse driver named Cummins, resident in Cleaveland, was shot in the neck on the Northampton canal last Saturday night and died hours later. Abner S. Barrows, a Portage township resident, was arrested Sunday and committed to jail after examination in Arkton on murder charges.
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Cummins
Cleaveland
Northampton Township
Abner S. Barrows
Portage Township
Jacob Brown
Arkton
Western Courier
New Land Tie Ry Constructed Under New Principles
The article announces a land railway built on new principles with all materials except engine and boiler costing no more than $1500. It claims complete furnishing and readiness for operation by May 1, 1833. The item references JV and Standard.
Political notices and appointments in Norwalk 1892
Norwalk report notes President Proclamation to South Carolinians and a full address to appear next issue. Also lists Thomas Morris of Clermont county elected Senator in Congress to replace Benjamin Ruggles at March term and Reuben Wood named to the Supreme Court seat vacated by Peter Hitchcock on February 6.
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S. Carolina
Thomas Morris
Clermont County
Congress
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Reuben Wood
Supreme Court
Peter Hitchcock
Alfried Cummings
Norwalk
Huron County
Otiw
Alfred Cum
Mings
Vdia Cummings
A. Cummings
Norwall
Perris R. Driscen
Lnw
Abraham Jr. Brinkerhoof
Seid Defendante
Huron
Abraham Brinkerhoof Jr
James Williamy Lis
Seth Jennings
Ohio
Peter Ft. Brinkerhoof
Condensed Views of World and National Developments
William C. Riven elected U S Senator from Virginia to succeed Tazewell. Thomas H. Benton elected U S Senator from Missouri. Ohio Canal completes link between New York and New Orleans via Hudson Erie canal Lake Ohio canal and Mississippi shortening route by 2500 miles. Colonial Advocate notes M Mackenzie elected York representative. Parliament recalls expulsion of M. U S census shows 5444 blind. Cholera in New Orleans subsides after three weeks with about 3000 deaths. Philadelphia rendezvous opens to enlist 500 for U S Army. Baltimore press may print President's Latin proclamation. Beet weighing 22 pounds shown in Baltimore. Madame Bonaparte estate to Joseph valued at 79 million francs. Steamboat Portsmouth exploded on the Ohio, several lives lost. Mansfield Connecticut silk valued at 35600 in past season.
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William C. Riven
France
United States
Virginia
Tazewell
Thomas H. Benton
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Missouri
Ohio Canal
New York
New Orleans
Hudson River
Erie Canal
Lake
Ohio River
Mississippi
Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
Upper Canada
M’kenzie
County of
York
Philadelphia
United States Army
Baltimore Gazette
Baltimore
Madame Bonaparte
Joseph
Portsmouth
Ohio
Mansfield
Conn
Prospectus for The North American Magazine
The document outlines the Prospectus for The North American Magazine edited by Amner L. Fairfelld. It champions independent criticism, American literary advancement, and avoidance of political or religious controversy while detailing publication cadence, format, pricing, and distribution from Philadelphia with mail subscriptions and cover advertisements.
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Amner L. Fairfelld
America
Britain
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