Papriotos Terms and Mexican Claims Smuggling History
A 1816 notice in Mexico discusses yearlong subscriptions and penalties for late payment, then shifts to a long abstract of American claims against Mexico. It catalogs ships, cargoes, seizures, and damages from 1817 to 1829, listing vessels like the Liberty, Leda, and Farthermond with amounts owed, rulings, and disputed seizures. The document includes policy notes, names of claimants, and references to Forsyth and State Department materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horbide
Vera Cruz
Joho K. West
Donj Jos. M. de Herrera
Liberty
Myrie
Sch’riguala
Alvarsdo
Atlantic Insurance Co
N.Y
Havana
Pensacola
Alvarado
Poinsett
Tobano
Ll Borie & Laguerenne
Santa Marina
Barror
Pamorco
Philadelphia
San Boas
Custom House
Waa
Si~al
Metesa
Mfr
Pornsett
Pornatt
Amercan Citizens On Record. Schooner Far Thmencan
Baltimore
Refugio
Perat
Ot Talamore
Witnes
Poinsey
Andrews
Eiss
Acthories
Frenklin
Bug Bran
Boston
Nearsy Son
Sucdry Perme
Beton
Sslern
Stepreea
Caliotaca
St. Diego
Califone Dechaing
St. Dinga Bey
Fragments of Gossip and Offhand Quips in a Boston Paper
A garbled crowd of mock editorials and social jests, mentioning Sal McGuandy and a widowed pursuer, abolitionist remarks, gunpowder fantasies, and remarks on politics, philosophy, and press folly. Scattered snippets touch on manners, wit, and public figures in a satirical, magazine-like tone.
Uncle Billy the Old Texan Volunteer in Service
A portrait of Uncle Billy, an 83 year old Texan volunteer in Col. Jack Hays’s capital regiment. Born in 1763 in South Carolina, he recounts wars from the Revolution to recent battles, including New Orleans. He travels between Texas and Mississippi, hunts, dislikes houses, and favors open air living, yet enjoys company and dancing. his vitality and humor are noted as he moves with the regiment and inspires admiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Hays
Billy
South Carolina
Jackson
New Orleans
Mobile Point
Orleans
Texas
Crockett
Mississippi
Aml
Aidanc
Matamoras
San Fernando
China
Thensanda
Tulunteera
Sitiven
Briss
Cis
To the Reader on Mexican Aggressions and Patriotism
This brief abstract denounces Mexican aggressions against citizens and property, condemning foreign insult and urging forbearance from government. It condemns those within our county who defend Mexico, calling for accountability by naming culprits and linking them to treason charges and public shame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Chouteau
J. DeMan
Mexco
Santa Fe
Mailan
Mexico
Providence
Angavito
Erizore
Coudouin
Andes
Twisted River Crookedness Myth and Faded Verse Fragment
A reader notes a highly distorted river description with chaotic imagery of bends, fish, and birds struggling to navigate the water. The text also includes an archaic translation comparing various female archetypes and a garbled attempt at rewriting a verse about beauty, blending old and fragmented lines.
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OCF
Department of State
Jain Forsyth
Forsyth
Sezcan
Eschaodia
St. Cerwhns
St. Catalina
el. E
J. S. Hammond
Munles
Hammond
Bag Witam
Newport
Bay Splendor
New Haven
CCF
A. Douglass of
Hinds
Eal
Cngress
Taylor
Ender
Monterey
Tavfer
Mr. P
Thaij
Heman
United States
Naka
Paradise
Sal McGuandy
Boston Herald
Congira
Britain
Wanda
Uncle Billy
Rochester
Ilammaarae Parmier
Anton
Calszens
Ay epapLehn
Weiler