Declaration of Independence Amid 1775 US unrest in New Jersey
The article presents a garbled Declaration of Independence text with states listed, moral justification, and rights premised on nature and God. It condemns British tyranny, asserts the colonies as free states, and pledges lives and honors to this cause, followed by unrelated local notes and an 1840-era civic sketch.
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Orras
United States
Awhrica
Nee Hampshire
Monsecolumetts
Newark
New Jersey
Pennsylvanis
Delacure
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolins
South Carolina
Great Britain
Wales
Hoses
Lange
Justic
Tima
Thei Ler
Guy
United States of America
Congress
Salcuuly
C. Edwards Lester
Odd Fellows’ Hall
New York
Pyramids
Egypt
Nile
Isthmus
Asia
Smithfield
Uy Legin
Hurspo
Prisia-House Ibis
Cane Chon
Marcel
God of Nations
Lappine
Odd Fellowship
George Lippard
Canada
Gen. Taylor
Pennsylvania
Gen
Taylor
Get. Taylor
Lower
Sandusky
Supreme Court
Hich
Rome
Spharters
Tiffin
Ballersville
R.P. Buckland
Itsq
Ohio
Mualer
Hooks
Gan Taylor
Faylor
Sandusky City
Ore
Tellerae
J. Sage
New Orleans
Fort Erie
Battles and cholera notes swirl through port dispatches
Reports from the Hungarian fronts claim repeated victories against Austrian and Russian forces with heavy casualties on several dates. Parallel items warn of cholera precautions, medical guidance, and appointments at ports and posts, including new collectors and postmasters, plus assorted political and maritime notices.
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Austria
Russia
Meiss
Baron Lessnér
Bem
Proscription and political notes from mid 1840s letters
Commodious fragment covers James L. Childers Tuscaloosa appointment reversal by Secretary Walker in 1846, plus disparate notes on Hungarian campaign figures and Kossuth oath. It cites The London Times and Picayune opinions, a funeral in New Orleans for Gaines, and state securities shifts after Gov Johnston’s election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Childers
Tuscaloosa
Alabama
KR. J. Walker
the Treasurys
Johnston
Lancaster Tribune
Gen. Taylor
Lapae Raltetias
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Mex
Chrstendom
Calloch
Ireland
Chevalier
Cenkas
Fides
Mabe Union
Sandusky Freeman
Fonke
Edior and Publisher
Lower Sandusky
Aaxsts
W. B
Columbus
Buffalo
Cincinnat
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Telbuine
Hugh Cleland
John Bell
Democrat
Joseph W. Sylvester
Port Clinton
Otta Co
Rice Stanton H. Brown
Matthew
Bowsie
Praneis Bell
P. J. Norton
Cassius M. Clay
Baltimore Clipper
Dudson
Miesourt
Sephtor—Benton
Freedom
Blavery
Firginlane
Demancra Polk
Albany Atle
New Bedford Mercury
Poll
Jackson
New Bedford
Baeley
Polls
Blaksmith
Cin
Robert J. Walker
L. Cumpens
Heresntan Ansay
London Times
Pole
Damanitsh
Perezel
Hongaria
Guyon
Klapke
Selaye
Dansemberg
Gaspar
Vetter
Tammjan