Report on National Bank debate and Salem murder trial
The House report on the National Bank, prepared by Mr McDuff and the Committee of Ways and Means, argues for government involvement but opposes a government bank. Printing of ten thousand copies is ordered for the House. Salem murder suspects Crowninshield and associates appear for arraignment in Ipswich. plea entered of not guilty. trial date pending. George Bradford, George Bennett, and John Taunt convicted of trespass in Millbury, fined and costs.
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Hand of Representatives
Neelor
McDufquent
Committee of Ways and Means
Noth
Aings
United States
House of Representatives
George Bradford
Geo. Bennet
John Taunt
Court of Common Pleas
Millbury
Mir
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District of Columbia
Dietriet of Columbia
Peeatentiary College
Aucofman
We. Randolph
Mason
Dickson
Messrs
Test
Powers
Moenceroth
Buchanan
Taylor & Pearce
Polk
Tiaynes
Bouldin
Washington
Acreer
Ephraim Mulger
Enterprise
Huron County
Ohio
Jiorack G. Jounson
Detroit
Buffalo
Merry
Milan
Hmiraim Moniger
Norwalk News Briefs From May 1830 Assembly and Trials
Norwalk reports feature a speech from Mr. J P Barbour on constitutional rights, details on paper subscriptions and prepayment plans, and notes on Judge Goodenow resigning as Supreme Judge due to eye disease. Reports from Ipswich and Salem cover murder investigations, grand jury sessions, and arrests linked to Mr White’s murder with names Crowninshield Chase Hatch and Selman appearing in preliminary accounts.
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J. P. Barbour
Cincinnati
Gaz
Goodenow
Barther
Alentgomery
Hatch
Ipswich
Sea Monster Sighting Near St Augustine Details
Reports from Capt Hanford describe a sea serpent sighting off St Augustine. The creature measured up to fifty feet with four rows of teeth and a head like a harpoon, leaping clear of the water and prompting warnings to open bar crowds.
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Enys
Uaetus
Vigister
St. Augustine
Hanford
Charleston
St. Augustine Bar
Han
Fragmentary obituary noting modest life and charity
A damaged obituary fragment describes a man who lived simply, wore decent clothes, and died with few friends. He left most of his property to two needy nephews, with trifling legacies to poor relatives, and he leaves behind a poor view of unrighteousness but will answer for his stewardship.
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Tyndeborough
N. C
Nathan Green
Fante
Benjamin Jenkins
Norwalk
Jonn V
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Boston
Salem
Wiehard Crowninshield
Jes
George Crowninshield
Danvers
Benjamin Selman
Marblehead
Durcel Chase Yate
Supreme Court
Samuel Putnam
Richard
Joseph White
Richard Crowninshield, Jr
E. dc
Prince
Walsh
Su‘iaber
Commercial Gazette
Iar A
Casli
Dandasky Clarion
Adaonmetration
County of Huron
Cason
Canis Puvsn
Tell
Vaun
J. al Goodenow
Vic
Adford and Kane
Gilpin
Ils
Reeade
Wmike
Philadelphia
Usted
N.Y. Spertator
Aimit
Beese
Tae
Charles Drain Vy
Margeretta
Tin
Eldredge Township
Potton
Gores Gavrr
Fredonia
N.Y
Parmale
A. Wirpsr
Utica
Ohi
Tn Putnam
Muskingum Co
Crudhortean
Avecetin Pucker
Msg
Kara W. Warrens
Warra
Warua
ESROM
Whee
Diam
Joseple C. Curtiss
Way
Jim
ENROM
Jdark
Stephen Releggg
Nurawedh
Joadh
Gereasnwich Township
Merry Valley
Mphraga Manger
Grorge G. Barker
Ayal
Court House
Timothy Baker
Tewil
Norwalk Academy
L. Louis
Latimer, & Ie
Hey
Isaac Cure
New London
Henry Moneson
Anid
Isvag Prcase
Landon
Mays
WPCA
Morwalk
Rp. Tether & Co
Ibs
Warrols
New York
Norwali
D. Nitgcins
Loroing
Huron
Seneca
Sandusky
Richland
Crawford
Hancock
Wiliams
Wood
Norwath
Muron
James Bangs
J. Whyler &Co
Joan Whyler
Henry Tice
George Whyler
TIS
Perk
Courgeois
Neg Eee
Oliver Wells & Co.cy- Printers
Sandusky City
Jave
Michael Gill
Oo N. B
Sumner
M. G
Aspecimen
Huron Reflector
Stanbury’s
Zedm
Ridgefield
David Underhill
Woolney R. Kimbell
Canton
Stark Co
Henry Buckingstam
Peru
New Haven
Morroe
Enos
Grioerr
C. Butler & Co
Ames Minshell Norwalk
Beth
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