Newport Asylum Accounts and Farm Produce Report 1847
The Newport Asylum financial review for the year ending March 3, 1847 shows medical and incidental costs, farm produce values, and town payments. Inmates tally 79 as of March 25, 1847, with farm outputs including hay, potatoes, pork, beef, and various vegetables. balance due and deposits noted alongside bank deposits and farm yields.
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Newport
Edward Bill
New York
Web‘rnary
Amis
Western Continent Edits A Page For The Fair Sex
The Western Continent announces a new department edited by Karn Harebent aimed at ladies. The intro text admits surprise at the feminine role, noting the editor's gallantry and the plan to present a candid, youthful voice while bearing the responsibility of the editorial chair.
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Karn Harebent
Falka
Oureelf
Ciniors
Famine, May Day, and Odd Notices From a Distant Irish Page
A torn mix of lament over famine and May Day, with lines about emergency hunger, a note on stewwherica peas and cucumbers, a Connecticut petition on lawyer monopoly, a district judge's grand jury remarks on a 5 million dollar maritime business, a Presbyterian minister reinstatement, and a Pacha of Damnaeus proclamation enforcing veiling of women in public.
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Wuate
Antiquated New Brunswick discovery echoes Washington note
A fragment from Judge Patterson’s era recounts a found card during demolition of his New Brunswick estate. The card, said to be in Washington’s bold hand, invites Judge Patterson and his wife to dine at 4 o clock on a May Saturday in 1795, with an answer requested. The document mentions a May 6 1705 vote, found May 6 1847, two years after its date.
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Retacor Wasttineron
Judge Patterson
New Brunswick
N.J
United States
Washington
John Street
New York
T. KR. Hibbard
Leroy
TR. Hibbard
Newport
Philip Rider
R. J. Taylor
G. C. Hazard
Brooklyn
Radway
New Jersey
Hadwan
Thiele
Ke ST
Courtland Street
N.Y
WGOFE
New York Express
Preas Orly
All River
Brownell
Iphe
William Brownell
Jane Z
William Newton
Thames Nize
Washington steamer runs aground off Nantucket Shoals
A New York newspaper report notes the steamship Washington en route to Bremen went aground near Nantucket Shoals on Wednesday morning, later refloating and continuing voyage without damage. It cites harbor congestion and calls for harbor regulations to prevent anchoring on steamer tracks. Also mentions General Worth's Puebla advance, Santa Anna near San Martin, and cargo arrivals in New York.
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Smnanler
Asuokine
Bay State
Washington
New York
Bremen
Ashary
Nantucket 'Shoals
Larenzao
Mexico
Worth
Publa
Santa Anne
Samartin
Puebla
Guemir
Vera Cruz
Jalapa
Mantala
Germantown
Fraternity
Bay
Lime Rocks
Chowder Dinner At Newport Victualing House
A clam chowder will be served at the Newport Victualing House this evening at o'clock. June 1W
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Newport
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