National Convention proposed for Whig nominating body
Whig members of Congress plan a National Convention to designate time and place to nominate candidates for President and Vice President. Morrisburg, Pennsylvania is deemed suitable, with December Wednesday, 1839 suggested. Also notes a new U.S. Senator from New Haven, details on legislative votes, and a delayed publication of Mr. Wensten’s Sub-Trust work.
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Conerees
Presiiw
The
United
Quuh
Morrisburgh
Asylvania
Wensten
Odnema
Nevter
Mississippi and Virginia Whig gains reported
The Cincinnati Whig and Nashville Banner details Mississippi election results with Prentiss and Word leading, plus Claiborne and Davis figures. It notes a Whig gain in the Senate and predicts political shifts, along with remarks on a new ditching and sewing machine innovations and a reported bank donation to the mayor.
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Cincinnati
Mississippi
Sess
Messia
Prentiss and
Word
Nashville Banner
Express Mail
Entiss
Aiborne
Davis
Rentiss
Claibore
Claiborne
Gioria
Messrs
Prentiss
Avance Signal
Glovera Driec
Congress
Gold Coin Imports And Bank Charters In May News
Virginia and New York reports discuss gold coin imports totaling 7 009 sh ipped in May and 1 090 900 in gold shipments to New York. Bank charter developments include talk of a national bank and potential general banking reforms following New York law examples. Treasury Note bill advances in Congress are described with tie votes and Speaker casting vote. May 15 notices touch on district banks and private bills.
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Jambreleng
of Representatives
Raridenia
Creoan
Stopkins
Vir
Tennessee
Wiseunsin
Feom
Capitol
Taddo
Minh Patton
United
Staes
New York
Andover-Truch
I . KiMarts
Bronson
Batt
Virginia
United States Bank
Washington
Treasury
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Buc
Muu
Nuge
Treasury Note
Wlrsta Whittlesey
Currency revival and ecclesiastical splits in 19th century notes
The piece reports a slight revival in business with New York merchandise arriving, scarce currency, and bankers resuming specie payments soon. It also covers the Philadelphia General Assembly split between Old and New School factions with two rival moderators and disputed authority, reflecting broader political tensions.
Prosperous and happy farewell of a distinguished predecessor
An arrangement in New York redeems Country Hank notes. River Bank notes except Orange County and Albany banks are redeemed. Albany area banks and others redeem through Leather Manufacturers and Merchants' Exchange. Deposits with Bank of America and likely other banks supported redemption at one cent per bill.
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Tom
Wlay
New York
Ofulis Ety
New York City
Advertiser
River Banke
Orange
Albany
Aletuie
Sanul Bataiers
Albay
Comercial Bank
Purimners
Gaul, Vroy
Laysink Vallky
Saratoga County Bank
Bank of America
Te P Merchants’ Exchange
Intelligence of Seminole tensions and Florida actions
A Garzwick Advocate slip reports Madison outbound from Yavana and Key West, with dispatches on Colonel Warvey’s 6U dragoons and artillery moving toward Sam Jumes near Key Largo. It notes Seminole chief Alex Lajo shot by order of Sam Jones, provoking retaliation, and mentions naval detachments to Pensacola and Vera Crag to counter French blockade impacts.
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Sam Jumes
Florida
Key Largo
Key Biscayne
Alex Lajo
Jesup
Sam Jones
Mickasukies
Lafely
Powell
Pensacola
Vera Crag
Transatlantic notices from a London and Madrid bundle
The Westchester brings London and Liverpool papers to New York. European reports touch on Queen, Don Carlos, and Spanish loan hopes. U S fiscal policy under Van Buren is debated as banking powers and treasury notes woes spark political contention.
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Latte
Europe
Westchester
New York
London
Liverpool
Qth
Qeen
Ireland
Silete de Grasse
Aguado
Don Carlos
Count Negri
Valladolid
Ithoer Apal
Navarre
Russia
Cologne
Stis
England
Morning Chronicle
America
New Orleans
South America
Government Crumbles Under Washington Clerics Claim Credit Dependence
Fragment from a political critique accusing leaders in Washington of transforming a sound currency into a credit dependent government. The writer blames clerics and officials for economic decline and loss of fiscal independence.
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Goder
Washington
ALY
Pimes
Locofoco politics and cattle sale headlines mix in Ohio notices
The piece notes Locofoco party efforts in Virginia and Tennessee style rhetoric, previews two county publications, and reports a major Durham cattle sale in Ohio. It cites Senator Allen and Sevier on banking and prints related political and financial observations with mentions of Prairie du Chien and other implementary details.
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Durham Cuattie
Senate
Mr Allen
Sevier
van Buren
Ley
Barnes
Senator Allen
Ohio
Weather Forecast Fragments With Mixed Terms
Readable items show cloudy to rainy conditions with mentions of ash, flour, whisky, pork and coal. Forecasts promise cool temperatures and varying precipitation across several days.
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Wey
Innecticus
Desnis Kimmerly
New Hahig
M. Riles
Kimberly
J. M. Niles
Rly
Nate, Wuse
Vallel
George
Lee
Morgan Ol
Fayette and
Nichoali
Albemarle
Caroline
Rich
Whig
N.Y. Courier
U.S Bank
Annsyvarna
Ate
Mr. E
Uree
Ibis
Ikeeno
Howe
Fisher
Menard
Mason
New Yorko
Fee
Low
Gilbert
Wallanigian
Movertyr
Cleveland
Michigan
Reid
Cnt
Vineh
Reman
Vroy
Be- Man
Schigol
Barnes’ Chargh
Mc Vheaner
Virginna
Conan
Washinton
Shasan
Hoeshion
Haase
Jos “Ilustrious
Cleve, Merald
D&e
Miso Dahl
Poliaa Ofiby
D&e. Forasti
Locoroco Cies
Va Bioen Party
Ghia
Baller County
Hickory Clubs
Dellerson
Allen
District of Columbia
Senate Chamber
Aly Yan Buren
York
Suydain
Jackson
Prairie du Chien
Lowe
Trygen Bay
Jucago
Mickinne
Lagansport
Meesis A
FA Co
N.Y. Ely
Michelan
Nauuir
J. A. Co
Iran
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Teassmay Arcas
Grog Rae
Goupnow
Edwatluds
Necwalk
Muy Waa
Geolleg Wrens
Spatrick & Co, Murwlh
Ayss
Goodnow
Edwards
Aminy
Axcheutural Society
Huron County Agricultural Soctuty
Court House
Norwalk
Bardsley
Ree
Jey
Isdl
Tanners & Lamp Oil
CASS
Guupdrow
Norwelk
Supreme Court
Fiuran County
Josue Dixes
Isannu
Dixon
Isabell Dixon
Thomas Ta. Curtiss
Martyrshitet
Knox Ceannty
Dime
Ald
Whckin the Corton
Brosound
Foodnow !& Edwards
Manjuanakin
Shiv
Norwill
Edward
Ladipu
We. Ee
Gqoodngw
Ned
Sawaal
Jai
Sas
Cites
Seon
Py Skinner Nur Aotle
Sittasme
Gas Patrick
Jo ‘Sucinivd
Rolla Johnson
S. Pawhrache & Co
Cotamodiour Mlo USA
Belumniye
Gants
Pagel
Ullile Ulath
Ronson
Birwingham
Ajit Us
Ee Joan Whyler HS
Husturn
W. Page
P. i. Bronson
Birmingham
Vth
Laster Clark
Jane
Weill
W. Gray O Co
Norwille
Ig Nr
FAO
Huron Ohio Ineurange Company
Hosear Minis
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Jairus
Acro, Maren
Ohio Insurance Co
Norw
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Lemenady Gréers
Howards, Shoreh Mtn
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