New England Influence on Public Lands and Westward Growth
The speaker argues that New England votes and principles shaped western land policy, urging broad land grants for education and development. He cites 1820 and 1822 relief measures as evidence that New England supported favorable terms for western expansion, while addressing constitutional scruples and political motives.
Appointment of Four Year Officers Under Old Law
The appointing power faces debate over a four year term for many officers, including collectors. The recent nomination of Mr Walliamer to New Bedford is noted, with explanations that Mr Procuria’s term had expired and a vacancy arose, later filled by Mr Diskin after senate action.
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Walliamer
New Bedford
Procuria
Saylies
Senate
Miles Rig
Fatal Shooting Follows Creek Duel Between Brothers In Law
On Friday at Whinst near Wenticel la a quarrel between brothers in law ended with William Deekins firing a double barreled gun at Wleming Dimean in his yard. Dimean fell fatally as Deekins then seized his father’s heavily charged gun and shot Decic, killing him instantly. The incident occurred on the Perri ble creek area near Duncan, with Decic being the step-son of the assailant.
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Couranta
S.C
Wenticella
Perrible
Wiliam Deekins
Wleming Dimean
Duncan
Decic
Distressing Village Boiler Accident Injures Two Children
A boiler burst at Mr Sanford’s distillery in the village yesterday, severely scalding two children of Mr Harvey Liath. The youngest, about five, was badly burned and may not recover. the elder suffered scalding to the hands. Local officials report investigation and warn of boiler safety concerns. The incident is recorded in the Vidar Free Press and local papers.
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Sanford
Harvey Liath
Atlas Us
Various News Tidbits From The Lortin Gazette
The Lortin Gazette notes appropriations for works at the smoother Black River totaling 500 dollars. Southern papers report fraud incidents in an army dispute between whites and Cherokees in Georgia. Ohio Canal navigation from Lake Mine to ark, Licking county, about 71 miles, may open by late April or early May. Several accidents are described including a fatal stage coach crash near Amesbury and a fire destroying Rutland, Massachusetts. Reports from the South describe Stewart Boy, Peden Wregor’s voyage near Memphine, with many casualties. A trial contences a woman named Mrsix y Conean ta Hewes implicated for perjury. A death near Lower Sandusky is recorded. a flood of various agricultural yields is noted. Political forecasts suggest William Harecey Jackson's likely election. The Miami Canal is navigable on March 1. The Cincinnati Gazette notes toll collections. A Spaniard is presented to the King. A clerk in a town publishes bans of matrimony, prompting a hymn. Gold fluting hires in the Cherokee nation average five dollars daily. General Grines now commands the Western Department with headquarters at Nashville. The marriage of George Washington La Fayette to Madame Scorzozi is celebrated at Mr Barnett’s chapel.
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Black River
Georgia
Kelley
Stubys
Cleaveland
Ohio Canal
Lake Mine
Ark
Licking County
Maedreal Intelligencer
Wessin
Newburyport
Amesbury
Shepterd Saath
Rutland
Mass
Menting
Peden Wregor
Philips
Pete
Brich
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Deeahhachood
Lower
Sandusky
Vite Ford
Cansei
Macusha
Flerdt
Loyds
Lara
Sanna
Phumpsfire
Miami
Cincinnati
Colle
Cme
van Nees
Spain
Ust
Istien Seule
Charleston
Cherokea
Grines
Tis
Nashville
George Washington la Fayette
Madamoiselle Scorzozi
Barnett
Nomination and monuments amid varied 19th century notices
Nominations for Consul General to the Barbary Powers are reported alongside a completed monument to Gen Nathaniel Greene and Koan Pulurki in Suvannal Georgia. The Boston era issues note a House adjournment date, a remarkable emaciated man scene, a drowning accident near the penitentiary, a fatal timber accident, and a severe Urbana storm causing church and house damage with casualties.
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David Porter
Nathaniel Greene
Coan Pulurki
Suvannal
Georgity
Badhetin
House of Representatives
Seveeh
Ib Hoover
Boston Daily Advertiser
Warren
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