Diverse 19th Century Notes Include Mourning Marchioness and Arkansas Debate
A Brattleboro report notes the Marchioness of Wellesley mourning her grandfather Carroll of Carrollton on royal attendance at Brighton. A Virginia medical item reports a child burned to death in Amherst Factory Village after a stove fire. Congressman A H Sevier of Arkansas replies to a critic, denouncing a newspaper war and signaling restraint. The U S Mint shows 3.4 million dollars in coinage for the year and cattle morbidities are linked to hollow tails and eye irritation.
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Irk Crescent
Pial
Euro
Duke of Reichstadt
England
Philadelphia
Marchioness
Wellesley
Brighton
Carroll
Carrollton
Norwalk notes on court, acts, and agriculture
Nor walk city items report on the General Assembly acts including tariff and land bills. The Court of Common Pleas session continues into a second week. The county Agricultural Society met at the Court House and adopted a constitution urging subscriptions.
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Court of Common Pleas
Agricultural Society
Adam
Various early 1833 dispatches from across the U.S. and abroad
A wave of items reports resignations and appointments such as Micajah Williams leaving the Canal Commissioner post and Samuel Ferrer taking the role, plus Gov Hamilton calling a Nullifying Convention in Columbia on the 1th inst. The Postmaster General orders Philadelphia and New York to place half deposits in state banks. A Dutch ship arriving in Philadelphia is forfeited for violation. A claim of immortality by a petitioning group to Congress stirs debate. Elijah Chase is found frozen to death in New Hampshire. A U S Russian commerce treaty reaches Washington. An Ohio boy reportedly weighs 197 pounds at age 11 years 9 months. Birbeck mills in Chester NC destroyed by fire. Harriet Thing dies from clothes on fire in Exeter NH. Gales Seaton and Duff Green chosen printers to the next Congress. Mohawk editor jokes about bartering for family provisions. A New Bedford mill worker dies in a cog wheel accident. Plague in Constantinople claimed 17 000 lives. Southern congressman Franking Privilege noted with India rubber shoes. The Boston mammoth ox Americus weighs about 5000 pounds. Senate rejects Samuel Gwynn for Receiver in Mississippi. New York bachelors suspend balls. emigrants surge from Liverpool to the U.S. Randolph nominated for Congress. Charleston harbor hosts ships and steamers. Ohio law declares Mill Creek navigable from its mouth to the rapids.
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Micajah T. Williams, Esqhan
Samuel Ferrer
Gov
Hamilton
South Carolina
Columbia
Philadelphia
New York
Holland
Allende
U. S
Congress
Elijah Chase
Hampton Falls
Portsmouth
Little Harbor
United States
Washington
Ohio
Jonathan Francis
Hocking County
Birbeck
Chester
N. C
Exeter
N. H
Harriett
Thing
Gales and Seaton
Duff Green
House
Senate
Win
Russell
New Bedford
Mass
Dee
Constantinople
Americus
Boston
Boston Courier
Senate of the
Samuel Gwynn
Mississippi
Bachelors
Liverpool
John Randolph
Charleston
Dam and mill dam rules with fines and passage lock note
Obstruction penalties set at up to twenty dollars per offence with damages liability for injured parties. Landowners may erect a mill dam but must build a lock for passage of boats. Also mentions marriages in Hopewell Seneca county and Townsend with listed individuals but fragmented.
Death of Lypta Gallupin in Scarlet Fever
DIED in this village on Friday evening last of the scarlet fever after a short illness Lypta daughter of Mr Hallet Gallupin aged 9 years So fades the lovely blooming lover.
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Lypta
Hallet Gallup
Weather Summary From March 1822 Almanac Entry
The document lists a sequence of daily weather notes for March 1822 with entries for 12 to 18. It records conditions such as clear cool hazy mild pleasant and spring like, including several days described as warm and pleasant.
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Horrabie
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Hornu
Norwalk
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Ortland
Huron
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State of
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Leki
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Seneca County
Abraham Crum
Jestix J. Brows
Tiffin
Seneca Patriot
Repecca Crum
Townsend
Joseph Otis
Aureep Simons
Berlin
Apteai
Leckly Almanac
Martin Bentley
Huron County
Abner Sueley
Berlina Township
Ache Seeley
Josep Otis
Thomas Thomas
Milan Township
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Evect
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Thomas
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J. HW HolLister & Co
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Court of Common Pleaa
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Comenis Owners’ Ofice
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