Andrew Jackson A Brief History From Waxhaw to Presidency
A concise, mostly neutral sketch of Andrew Jackson born March 15 1767 at Waxhaw later Nashville and Tennessee politics. It covers his early law career, military exploits in the Creek War and War of 1812, New Orleans defense, Florida actions, political rise, governorship and Senate service, culminating in his 1829 presidential inauguration.
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Fragmentary political note on measures and age
An incomplete report mentions measures adopted by an administration, a veto, and a reference to declining age. The legible parts hint at policy action but lack clear names, dates, or places to anchor a full summary.
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Death of General Jackson reported across papers
The Portage Sentinel from Ravenna Ohio relays news from the Louisville Journal and Lewisville Democrat on June 11 about General Andrew Jackson's death at the Hermitage on Sunday. It notes his final moments, calm acceptance, and lingering memory. General Houston's reaction and funeral details are discussed, as is Jackson’s impact and enduring public esteem.
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Evils of Intemperance in Portage Soutines Fashioned Text
A period-voice, moralizing jeremiad condemns drunkenness as ruinous to industry and health. It argues idleness follows liquor, weakens credit, and leads to poverty. It cites Franklin and Plutarch, notes tropical climates worsen ardent spirits’ harm, and warns against the decay of vigor and life.
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Court of Common Pleas Term Opens With Oldest Literary Paper
The court term begins Tuesday the 24th as the county notes the included back numbers of Blot Vol, one of the oldest pretty literary papers published semi monthly in New York by Wa. B. Sromnans. It offers bindings and engravings, annual terms at 1 dollar 75 cents, specimens available at the office.
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