Religious Liberty Clash Over Sectarianism Sweeps 1821 Ballston
The piece chronicles fierce accusations against evangelical sects intruding into social life and commerce, citing 1821 Ballston New York Presbyterian influence, revived revivals, and social ostracism as the church battles to shape public virtue and conscience. It also notes tensions around missionaries to the Cherokees and Georgia politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rene Cat
Ballston
Saratoga Co. N.Y
Presbyterian Church
Fragmentary quote on freedom and prerogative
A cryptic passage discusses leaving decisions to prerogative and enclaved groups. It asserts a father’s effort to transmit freedom won by ancestors, framed as a retrospective reflection on liberty and inherited rights. The text mixes archaic phrasing with a modern cadence.
Five slaves held for murder after Prince George blaze
Petersburg report details the killing of Henry Lewis of Prince George. Five enslaved individuals confessed to entering the house at night, murdering Lewis, robbing valuables, and setting the fire to hide the crime. The slaves are in custody awaiting further proceedings.
Foreign Mews. Paris unrest and Polish war updates
Disturbances in Paris are reported as ongoing with a ministry change hinted. Cholera spreads to Vienna Berlin and Hungary and may reach us. In Poland reports of Warsaw fortifications and Polish counters, with Russian forces and Generals Knowling Rudiger Ramareno Kreutz as key names, and possible capitulation looming.
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Badger
Europe
France
Courier and Inquirer
Paris
M. Decazes
Louis XVIII
M. Perrier
Vienna
Berlin
Hungary
Poland
Moniteur
Warsaw
Paskewitsch
Minsk
Silesia
Kalisch
Knowling
Czentochau
Dombrowski
Rhine
Nadarzyn
Rosen
Praga
Rudiger
Radom
Kreutz
Gazelle
Journal
du Havre
Skrzynecki
Disturbances Rise in Paris and Provinces Over Bread Costs
The paper notes ongoing unrest in Paris and Blois and other departments due to bread price hikes. Chouans near surrender on terms. A report on abolishing hereditary peerage is delayed to next Wednesday, with assurances the delay enhances the proposal. Belgium affairs have ceased to attract attention.
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France
Paris
Blois
Belgium
Unclear fragmentary note from Paris publica discourse
Fragmentary OCR text from Paris discusses public opinion on peace funds and specter of ongoing funds. No clear individuals or organizations are identifiable in the readable portion.
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Paris
Abe
Citizens of Huron County urged to attend Elyria meeting
The Cleveland Adventree urges vigilance for a Barrmore Convention, calling citizens from the congressional district to assemble in Elyria on the 14th of the month, the first day of Lorain County Court, to appoint a delegate to the National Republican Convention in Baltimore. The notice stresses Ohio must be fully represented as delegates are being appointed across districts.
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Cueroxes Mrasionantes
Washington Spectator
Gospel of Peace
Hotter
Worcester
Butler
Milledgeville
Sampson
Gov. Gilmer
Georgia
Alabama
Tennesee
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
New Haven
Jonas Pratt
M.auley
Spring
Goodrich
United States
U. States
Lamont Austin Worcersma
Exisur Burin
Prudential Committee
Congress
New York Spectator
Huron County
Cleaveland
Barrmore
Elyria
Lorain County
Squirrel Hunt Yields Large Totals In Township Contest
Citizens of the township and vicinity held a squirrel hunt led by Col Hamilton against Maj O Segney. The judges counted 3275 squirrels killed with Maj Janney commanding the winning side. The item also notes receipt of The Athenium and The Gentleman's Magazine of Fashions from Boston and Porter's Health Almanac for 1832.
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Bis Township
Col. Hamilton
O. Segney
Maj
O. Janney
Gentleman’s Magazine of
Boston
Porter
Condensed Views From Various American Notices
Dispatch from Portland reports Madawaska citizens arrested for defying authorities. Boston plans 60 representatives for the next General Court. Governors Dinsmore Peters Throop designate November 24 and December 5 as Thanksgiving days. Ourang Ourang seen at Washington Hall. Cincinnati expects high ship carpenters’ demand from ports between Shippingsport and Pittsburgh. New Orleans seeks to bar slave introduction. Delaware election shows Clay party gains but incomplete tally. Five hundred Philadelphia youths pledge to join Polish battles. Clinton announces Great Western Rail Road feasibility from Buffalo to Portage Summit with rich resources. Great fishing noted as a striped forty-pound catch near Harlem river.
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Portland
Maine
Madawaska
N. Brynewick
Boston
Dinsmore
New Hampshire
Peters
Connecticut
Throop
New York
Washington Hall
Cincinnati
Shippingsport
Pittsburgh
New Orleans
Tate
Delaware Gazette
General Assembly
Philadelphia
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Patloe
Boston Transcript
Munich
Nymphenburgh
Norwalk
DE Wit Clinton
Buffalo
Portage
Ohio Canal
New York Evening Post
Benjamin Bailey
Harlem River
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