Potatoes and Rural Improvement Letter from Vergennes
A 1835 letter from A. W. Bannon in Vergennes argues against harsh criticism while urging soil culture and crop improvement. He notes many have little time for schooling and self critique, yet hopes his remarks aid potato culture and general farming.
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Pota
A. W. Bannon
Vergennes
Debates on French debt settlement and American claims
From Havre and Paris dispatches two days after the Chamber of Deputies debates, M. Bignon proposes paying only 12 million francs toward the debt with further negotiations for the remainder. The private Havre correspondence notes growing support for limiting payment while questioning the American negotiators' claims and the true amount owed.
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Vavre
Paris
Havre
Com. Elliott
Legation
Chamber of Deputies
M. Bignon
France
Journal de Havre
Journal Des Debates
Rives
Bignon
Thave
Shetmen
Trenty
Indemnity Claims in Question as Commissioners Debate
The piece contrasts claims of ninety two million dollars versus twenty five million to be shared among American claimants, questioning which party has true interest. It cites the Globe and Post Orries Deraireuur from May 4 1835 and references officials Mr Rives and Amos Kendall in a charged, partisan debate over the size and allocation of indemnities.
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Globe
Post Orries Deraireuur
Post Office Department
Amos Kendall
Merwin Street
Messrs. W. Smith & Co
William Goriam
Cleveland
Balloon lands safely in Peach Bottom near Susquehanna
The balloon descended in Peach Bottom township York county Pennsylvania near the Susquehanna river. If weather had not looked unfavorable Mr M would have continued the voyage with ample gas to stay aloft for a long period.
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York County
Penn
Susquehannas River
Albany Elections and Legislators Shaped by Voters
The Court of Common Pleas opens its session in the village on Monday. Virginia’s next Legislature leans toward the current Administration. Rhode Island re elects the late Senator R Ketonr by the Legislature, U S Senator votes split between N R Knight and J Potter. Albany elections report charter and town officers chosen on the 12th with closely contested tickets and Whig wards holding a majority.
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Court of Common Pleas
Virginia
Rhode Island
R. Ketonr
U. S
Potter
N. R. Knight
J. J. Potter
Albany
Albany Army
Ohio State Courier endorses Judge White for the Presidency
The Columbus based Ohio State Courier announces its launch by Col. P. IL. Dumsrnn. It is a large, well executed paper and backs Judge White for the next Presidency.
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Ohio State Courier
Columbus
Ohio
Col. P. IL. Dumsrnn
Judge White
Tragic Wagon Crash Kills James Stewart Family Near Monroe
In Buller county Ohio on the 4th inst a wagon accident near Monroe killed James Stewart his wife and niece. A tree limb broke, striking the wagon and crushing all three. the horses escaped unharmed. The incident shocked the local community and highlighted the couple's respected standing.
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Monroe
Buller County
Ohio
Cincinnati
Stewart
North Western Boundaries Debate in the Huron Reflector
The writer voices strong opposition to violent dispute over Michigan's boundary and urges federal authority. He argues the Supreme Court and constitutional framework should settle the matter after Michigan’s admission, cautioning against private war or unilateral aggression.
Justitia on Sovereign Europe Monarchies Debate
A writer argues against faulty views on Europe's sovereign monarchies and urges justice over expediency. He says little commentary but invites candid correction and insists his moral code rejects the end justifying the means.
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Europe
Marriage Announcement in Berlin on the 13th Inst
A wedding was conducted in Berlin by Joseph Otis Esq with Mr Amuenst Mreern of Ver million marrying Miss Sanauox of Berlin. The notice cites the date as the 13th inst and names the officiant and both parties.
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Berlin
Joseph Otis
Amuenst Mreern
Vermillion
Sanauox
Obituaries in Milan and New Haven Tollgate
Notices report the deaths of Mrs. Wary C. Lockwood in Milan aged 43 and Mrs. Axsa Lawrence in New Haven aged 32, wives of George Lockwood and Charles Lawrence and daughter of Maj. Jacob Van Jouten. Weather summary lists conditions for past week with dates from 19 to 24 noting hazy warm days, showers, and cooler periods.
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Milan
Wary C. Lockwoon
George Lockwood
New Haven
Axsa Lawrence
Charles Lawrence
Jacob van Jouten
Ordinance on Hog Sanction in Worwalk Town
May 20 1833 ordinance of Worwalk town council requires hog owners within the corporation to pay one dollar for each day a hog runs at large from June 1. Offenders face possible fine or imprisonment as the Mayor sees fit. Signed by Mayor Benedict and Recorder Brows with altest.
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Woodstock
Nancy Ann Marcy
Marcy
Byes
Norwalk
Corporation
P. Benedict
Ayor
Altest
P. Brows
Cacil
Worwalk
Mayo Altest
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Tue Council
Redder
Allest
Brown
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