The Herald Publishing Context in Early United States
The Herald notes it is published every Thursday morning by J. C. and D. Douglass, publishers of the Laws of the United States, located on the third story at the northeast corner of Market and Bridgets.
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the Herald
J. C. & D. Douglass
United States
3D Story
N. E. Corner of Market
Bridgets
Indiana Canal Protection Law Excerpt Published For Public Enforcement
The paper prints a portion of the act for canal safety, warning immediate prosecutions for offenses. It outlines penalties for destroying embankments, obstructing locks, improper gate actions, and illegal bridge or wharf construction, with specifications for navigation and vessel equipment on state canals.
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S&c
General Assembly
State of
Indiana
Hut of Peter the Great residence at Saardam.
The article notes Saardam as Peter the Great’s former residence when he worked as a ship carpenter to learn naval architecture. It describes his hut, later covered by a brick building for Princess of Orange, and preserves his furniture and inscriptions, with a Dutch and Russian message on an oval table.
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Peter the Great
Saardam
Russia
Princess of Orange
Alexander
Pedro Magno
Indiana Legislature Funds Canal Linking Rivers
The Indiana Legislature appropriated two hundred ninety thousand dollars for the canal project joining the River St. Joseph with the Wabash and Maumee Canal, a waterway running through Indiana that connects Lake Erie to the Ohio River. State of Crime in Ireland shows March outrages reported by the constabulary for 1837 and 1838, with a decrease of 175 cases from 6438 to 438.
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Indiana
St. Joseph
Wabash and Maumee Canal
Lake Erie
Ohio River
Ireland
Prison Break at Henrico Prison Evades Six Escapees
The Richmond Whig reports that on Wednesday night six prisoners escaped Henrico Prison by cutting the outer wall and overcoming locks. Dr Isaac P Vaughan stayed behind as three locks to his room were loosened but he did not escape. No clue on how the breach was made.
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Henry Ulto
Louisa Roberts
Mary Lewis
Boston
Ives
John
Ian
Miss Drake
Lucy Drake
Lucy
Drcumstace
Mrs. Bee
Mr. Alld
Miss Sallows
Professor W
Mary
Faxon’s
Henry Alld
Laghing
Jane Sallows
Mrs. B
Sam
Henry UI
Henry
Alld
Stockbourne
Harry
Ralph
Miss Manton
Manton Place
Lord Byron
Jim Lewis
Susan Lee
Jim
Susan
Capt. Hicks
Mrs. Stover
Capt. Alld
Miss Jones
Capt Uiid
Henrico
Isaac P. Vaughan
Grog shops counted across cities and valleys
Our Western Cities Cincinnati lists over 200 grog shops with many licensed and unlicensed venues. Pittsburgh including Alleghany county has 356 licensed shops. Cleveland reports 199. St Louis Alton and the valley areas also show numerous establishments. A Miami valley townsman estimates about forty nuisances remain. Hope never withers.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Alleghany County
Cleveland
St. Louis
Alton
Broad Valley
Miami Valley
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