The Slave Case and the Adam Crosswhite Verdict
A wartime style critique discusses the trial of Grodawhite and others for interfering with a slave capture. The U S Circuit Court jury awarded the plaintiffs the value of the slaves, with costs potentially reaching six thousand dollars. The piece defends lawful obedience and lauds the defense and prosecuting counsels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citieens
Marshall
Hauza
Adam Grodawhite
Zome
Crogawhite
Treutman
Weir
Chey
U. S. Circuit Court
Dewoit
Wiewws
California Gold Stock Hoard Draws Emigration to California
A Detroit Bulletin based art note reports rising interest in California gold with calls to establish a Branch mint. Adventurers form societies from New Orleans to Boston planning routes to the gold fields. towns in the East churn with investors, ships head west, and prices for essentials soar as thousands flock to the mining region amid reports of vast gold yields and widespread desertion of other work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Gommiernial Bulletin
California
Acrounta
el Dorado
West
Detroit
Gan-Frenchcos
New Orleans
California Emigration Socie Ciety
Gold Plains
Farnham
Ann McKim
Vearcla
Asia
Boston Bee
Boston
Pacific
Troy Whig
Troy California Adventurere
St. Louis
Pacific Coast
New York
Albany
Washington
Cal. Mason
Tilo
San Francisco
Noman
Col
Sutter's Fort
Brannon & Co
Capt. Butter
Chile
Oregon
New Orleans Mercury
Cali
Dike
Mt Chin
Booner
Amsel i
Telemibtitttee list for a gentleman and Indy purchase
Fragmentary OCR notes show prices 2.00 for a gentleman and 2.50 for Indy. Names include Mesers Runes Biowh abd H Ky Clarke and Price. Content appears to be a miscellany list or receipt fragment without clear event or context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abd H
Ky Clarke
Price
Indy
Settlement rush to organize new territory urged
The article urges rapid territorial settlement and organized governance as many peasants head west for gold and livelihood. It notes some will stay in trades or agriculture, predicting a swift, orderly expansion with congressional action sought this session. It advertises periodicals and magazines valuable to readers, praising Edinburg Westminster Blackwood reviews and North British Review for literary and scientific insight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tas Lorpon
Blackswoon
Leonard Scott & Co
Fulton St
New York
Edinburg, Quarterly
Westminster Reviews
Blackwoods Magazine
North British Review
Ita
Scotland
Po'nga
Jdaen
Dorsey House
Emer
St Louis
Stewart
D. Schuyler
Arrival of the Cambria Prompts Mixed Markets Report
The Cambria arrived in New York. Markets show no material change in commerce with cotton in demand and prices rising, while the corn trade remains dull. Money is readily available. exchange rates and brands for wheat show limited movement. Reports from manufacturing districts are encouraging amid abundant money and large foreign arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Corp
Belen
America
Riche
Selene
Ohio
Ieaster
United States
Bome Wales
Va Alors al- Loennes
Mada Te Clube
Walras
ALY
Birchwood
Leonard Scort
Falton Street
Deepening Political Divide Surrounds Early Congress Sessions
The record shows the first sessions with oath for new members, committee appointments, and debates on borders and governance. Cameron introduces fiscal and organizational measures while Senators tackle New Mexico and California statehood discussions, with divisions over slavery and post roads.
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Dee
Dallas
Nebreaka
Nav
Mexico
GaliEnia
Cameron
Ceneus
Mesérs
Ring
Tormey
Davis
House
Hovax
Messrs. Blackman
Greeley
Senate
Entworth
Wilson
Wisconsin
Sibley
Committee On
Territories
Murphy
Evana
Benton
New Mexico
Clayton
California
Palfrey
Feave
Columbia
Rout
Territorial
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Grotxen & Ornans Vs
Cas
Gonnas& Orhens
Adam Crosswhite
van Annan
Ben
Michigan
Asque Plats
Samars
Sarfein
Martin
Page
Journ
Santain & Co
Philadelphia
Howpes
Donusa Magazine
THE
Cambria
Melbourne
Beouland
France
Parie
Logiy Carsignee
Conghi
Wasethetour
Secretariea
Mr. Phelps
Vermont
Upham
Chaplin
Hovsk
Wentworth
Ilinois
Intelligencer
Union
Hevere
Penn
Wasnizaron
Citi
Zeng
Columbia County
Dickinson
Dia
Bradburn
Smithsonian Institute
Hame
Wastusaros
Bunave
Benteo
Meters Rapiual & Co
Panama
Wastusacon
Burnate
Houge
Bir
Panamets Arpinwall
Stevene
Cer
Atgqua
Castle
New
Liverpool
Neymaeat
Aleam Power
Ove Yssur
N.C
U. S
Conntica
Allegan, Calhoun, Kalamanca
Cwehiel
Jobo van Arman
New Jerusalem
Mechanic's Hall
New Church
Lintaferd B. Contes
Uriah Upjohn
Flavius J. Littlejohn
John D. Pierce
John Mea
Calhoun County
E. Bourne Bassett
Allegan County
M. D. Cobb
Kalamazoo Couny
Geo. W. Rice
Sheilda
State of Michigan
Xalamaxoo County
Board of Distris
David 9
Walbridge
A.D
Kelamazoo
John Meachem
E. Bounne Bassett
Allegua County
Kalamazoo County
Ododa
Lonojn Quarterly Review
AGH RE
Westminster Review
Bleckwood
Edingurgh
Buncanoon
Edinburgh
England
Blackwood
London Quarterly
Tory
Edinburgh Review
Wecuminator
Chulmere
Hanna
David Breweter
Kanter
Bentley's Miscellany
Metropolitan Magasine
Dublin University
Wong
A. D. Schuyler
Marshall Dispensary
A.D. Schuyler
Stravao
Shell
T. Bryan
Marengo
Zephyr
C. dc
S. F
Mather
Olivet Institute
Otrvar Ixsterore Haveng
II Chigag
Etollar
Schanhaud
Enucaux Asdraalysa
Atudenteit
Carlo Reed
Trasteee
E. N. Bartlett
Q. Hostord
M. Cady
Olivet
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