Emigrant Ships Bring Promises and Loss to Rushing Ports
Reports from Detroit and Schoharie recount crowded land offices and hopeful crowds seeking land claims as emigration to the Canadas surges. In Saddleburgh two young women vanish attempting to cross Schoharie Creek. A fatal accident in Schoharie claims a man crushed beneath a wheel during building removal. Quebec notes 13,400 settlers since navigation opened, many destined for Canada, with Ireland and England contributing large contingents. prices rise as influx increases demand for provisions. In Boston a court sentences pirates Godett and Collinet to death, Collinet protesting innocence.
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Quebec
Ireland
England
Scotland
Canadas
Wilts
Judge Story Pronounces Impressive Manner for July Execution
The remark notes a judge's pronounced and impressive manner as the sentence is to be carried into execution on July 1, signaling the upcoming execution event and the judicial tone surrounding it.
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Story
Polish War News and Shipping Update
Reflected dispatches from London dated May 6 and 13 report Polish distress, Diebitsch reinforcements, and conflicting Warsaw outlooks. Skrynecki urges perseverance in the national struggle while reports vary on enemy proximity and surrender talks amid famine and disease. A Detroit to Green Bay steam packet, Sheldon Thompson, completed the fastest nine day trip touching Detroit Mackinac Fort Gratiot and Green Bay.
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New York
Baltimore
London
Diebitsch
Warsaw
Skrynecki
Sierawski
Sheldon Thompson
Huron
Green Bay
Detroit
Fort Crratlot
Mackinac
Prince Paul of Wirtemberg Arrives in Philadelphia
The distinguished traveller Prince Paul of Wirtemberg has arrived in Philadelphia after a long and notable tour across the continent. The Cincinnati Advertiser reports many counterfeit ten dollar notes, purporting to be from the Bank of Michigan, detected in the city recently.
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Cincinnati
Bank of Michigan
Condensed Views From A Paris Paper And Local Notes
A Paris paper reports 325 church bells used in Poland to cast 100 cannons and describes a 4 to 5 million dollar railroad subscription, with stock apportionment delayed. It notes Champlain Glass works destroyed by fire, and about 80,000 southern mining workers producing five million annually. Reports also mention Russia’s population gain, an accident killing Plincy Martindale in Buffalo, Taunton ware quality, hail in Charleston, and Sea Island cotton planting. Other items include shell and horn used by Newburyport factories, a 138 mile haul of Daniel Peert near Philadelphia, Gov Cass named War Secretary rumored, rail tickets sold, a hat-felting machine patent, counterfeit ten-dollar notes, Fayetteville relief funds, Polish chieftain nicknames, the Brandywine boiler disaster in New Orleans, and a noisy Georgetown court clerk.
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Buffalo
Taunton
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West Newsbury
Daniel Peert
Chambersburgh
Philadelphia
Washingiton
New York State Bank
Wall Street
Erastus Corning
Fayetteville
Raleigh
N.C
Virginia
Skrzynecki
Screwneck-eye
Skrouge
D.C
Rural Repository Volume Eight Promises Literary Premiums
An 1831 prospectus for Rural Repository Volume Eight outlines subscription terms, premiums, and contests for original tales and poems. Willian B. Stoddard of Hudson New York announces biweekly issues, premium prizes, and bulk-rate discounts to encourage authors and readers.
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Atlantic
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Bludson
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Bank names and branches across multiple states listed
A fragmented OCR list enumerates numerous banks and branches in New York New Jersey Connecticut Ohio Maryland and other states. It names Albany Rochester Newburgh Utica Geneva and many others along with county and city references and scattered street notes.
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Heute Co
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Farmers’ & Chillicothe
Marietta
St. Clairaville
Mount Pleasant
New Lancaster
Canton
Steubenville
Maryland
Baltimore Bank Frederick Co
Nfivre de Grace
Hagerstown
Westminster
Port Deposit
Elkton
Farmers’ Bank
Som’t. & Wor
Somerset Br
Dobie
Ann Cunberland
Upper Marl
Cornectic
Norwich
Bridgeport
Newhaven
Mech
S.n.un
Hartford
Phenix
Middletown
New London
Union, Maurtild Co
Stonington
Thames
Windham
Eo Tolland Co
Derby
Delaware
Wiley. & Brand
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Lote Sable
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Coin
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Phillad
Banks
Chester Co
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Harrisburgh
Germantown
Norristown
Northampton
Armer’s Bank
Gaston
Reading
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Pittsburgh
Inc
Brownville
Milton
N. W. Bank
Huntington
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Vermont
Michigan
U.U. York
Kingston
Unc
Canada
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Joseph H. Borst
Peer White
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Esterday
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Collinet
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Otice
Court House
Rasbe
Jenney
Union Canal Lottery OF Pennsylvania
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George A, Cook
Agen
Yates & Mintyre
Wood Street
Thomas Brownell
Alfred Cummings & Co
Messrs
Buckingham & Sturges
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Ridgefield
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Stoddard
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Matthew Calloway
John Hamilton
Horatio Perbelis
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Fairfield
Huron County
Ohio
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William Greenfield
Varney Pearce
Greenwich Township
Stephen Keeler
David W. Briggs
Jeremiah Rusco
Varney Pharceh
Peace
James Minshell
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Fitchville
Mary
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Bepees County
Isxac Dumond
Eggie Pea
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