Memorial to the dead and the Washington Burial Grounds
A lengthy reverie on the Congressional Burial Ground near the Capitol grounds in Washington, praising the final resting place of prominent figures and lamenting the contrast with Naples pits. The piece reflects on epitaphs, sorrow, and the solace offered by memory, invoking Mournful lines and national figures to meditate on death and remembrance.
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Washington
Congressional
Tomas
Senate
Hethinks Tean
Niobe
Father
Milton
Gates of
Hells
Philosanhive
Naples
Wall
Wilett
Spectac
Iiving
Godey
Richmond City Charm Shines in Old Dominion Tour
Correspondent notes Richmond perched on hill with grand views and fine buildings. Describes population about thirty five thousand, bustling workshops, artisans, and fashion of Virginians. Also jokes about fashion quirks and a party of Georgians and Carolinians bound for the Springs, praising the fountain and a refreshing bathe at the Exchange Hotel before heading to Washington.
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Richmond
Gashinter
Old Dominion
Atelantic
Carolina
Betty Martin
Mason and Dixon
Exchange Hotel
Jonathan
W. J. Reynolds
Caroline
Washington
Politician’s Diverting Attack Amid Constitutional Treason Debate
The dialogue recounts a heated attempt by a prominent politician to shift focus from alleged unionist “abominations” to Southern traitors. It defends the Constitution against treason claims while urging loyalty to the Union and criticizing pro slavery rhetoric. The piece references Senator Clay and President Pierce era tensions, with commentary on hemp and punishment of traitors.
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Georgia
California
Clay
Orion
Dre Arnold
Southernea Wes
Tree
Misouvi
Nashville
South Carolina
Chargin
Jirion
Ant
George Oates Musig Wark At Seabury Grand
The item notes Charles Charleston Beery Estument presents a Seabury Grand event featuring George Oates Musig Wark performances at 294 and 296 King Street. A written guaranty ensures no violence or misbehavior during the show.
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George Oates
MUSIG
Dubois
Seabury
King Stree
Charleston
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