Unclear historical notice with scattered names and actions
Fragmentary OCR text lists individuals and roles across estates and legal matters, mentioning Philadelphia figures, court orders, and monetary collections. The readable names include David Brown Teane and Gideon, with references to hearings, agents, and public notices. The passage is fragmentary and lacks coherent events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
David’$. Brown
Teane
Gideon GB
Meare White
Famecie
Hack
Wai
Gillenie
Radood Cook
Bey C
Thomapson Jones
Sperry and Cooper advertise fish and provisions sale
Sperry and Cooper, commission merchants, announce sale of fish and provisions at No. 8 North Wiltiaves Philadelphia with items including mackerel, rhind cod, salmon, herring and cheese. Also note patent law pamphlet by Munn & Co and a separate seed sale listing by Bolton’s successor at No 18 North Wharves Pathaveernia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sperry & Cooper, Commission Merchants
North Wiltaves
Philadelphia
James M. Bolton
Iran
Luirne
North Wharves
Pathaveernia
The Cheap Book Store and Benkert Boots Ad
The Cheap Book Store at No 36 N Sixth St Philadelphia offers law medical and educational texts with Hymn Bibles and stationery in a wide range of prices. Benkert boot maker at No 40 South Fourth Street advertises French calf skin patent leather congress and calf tiers boots made to order with March 16 1850 date.
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Daniels & Smith’s
Curar New & Seconp
Wann Boon
N. Sitth St
Market Arch
Philladelphia
Tysvin Jnielinaedt CP
Onder
Lanelon
Philadelphia
C. Benkert
South Fourth Street
Paiaveuvuta
Congress
The Glay is on my breast and tears for John
A poetic lament from Chambers' Edinburgh Journal asking why faithless love yields such sorrow. The speaker addresses John, recounting heartache from years of trust, and wonders if a life without happiness can endure. The verse expresses guilt and longing, ending with a hope for peace in heaven.
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John
Doha
Joby
Chambers’ Edinburg Journal
Pacific Nail Road Convention Proposes Route From Mississippi to Pacific
A detailed prospectus by J C Premont outlines a three section railway plan from the Kansas coast to the Great Basin and on to San Francisco, arguing the belt between latitudes 35 and 39 affords feasible passes, favorable elevations, and minimal snow. The plan calls for 8300 workers and multiple engineers to begin early next spring, with routes through the Arkansas and Del Norte valleys to the Sierra Nevada and Walker's Pass under consideration. The author asserts direct, economically vital, and healthful travel, urging immediate congressional action and national support.
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Drake
Pacific Ocean
Prairies
Mississippi
Pacific
Great Valley
Kansas
del Norte
Great Basin
Ocean
Arkansas
Hueriano
Sierra Mojaia
Alps
Himalayas
Todd
Colorado Mountains
Colorado River
Huerfano
Rangas
St. John's
New Mexico
California
Wakesatch Mountain
Siegra Nevada
Bay of
San Francisco
Creat Basin
Humboldt River
Bay
Sierra Nevada
Walker's Pass
San Joaquin
Sacramento
Hay
Sierra
Sieth Nevada
Missouri
U. States
Dal Norte
Mideday
Temrate
Rocky Mountains
St. Louis
Seth Pial
S. Pass
Bwin
Colorado
Rio del Norte
United States
Bel Norte
Gila
Gila River
Sonora
Mexico
San Diego
J C.premont
Remark on Calhoun death by Clay and Webster
The speakers recall John C Calhouns stature and service in Congress noting his patriotism, eloquence, and integrity. They warn against heated party strife and express condolence to his family, declaring Calhoun an historical figure whose legacy will endure in memory and example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Clay
Webster
Mir. Calhoun
Clay
House of Representatives
Congress
Calhoun
Eame
Republic
Poultry Keeper Pats Off Drakes Share in Wilkinson Whig Tale
A frontier tale from The Wilkinson Whig recounts Pat the Irish worker hired to tend a farmer’s poultry. He notices an old drake taking more than his share and, after muttered curses, cuts the bird’s bill to enforce equal rations, declaring the jabbers can now scrounge side by side with the bob tail rooster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Lette
Pat
St. Pathrick
Wilkinson Whig
A Great Invention and Transatlantic Steam News
An article praises Dick's Anti Friction Press for powerful, compact punching and lifting capabilities with remarkable demonstrations. It notes a New York factory’s growing orders and calls the plant a curiosity shop. It also summarizes upcoming Cunard Collins Bremen and other Atlantic steam sailings with varied ports and schedules. A note on declining New York deaths since 1847 attributes the change to disease treatment shifts and lancet abandonment, with broader life-saving estimates for the U S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Yard
America
Jane
Washington Streets
N. Y
Orray
Cornea
Europe
Atlantic
The
Herald
Cunard
Liverpool
New York
Hoston
Collins
Franklin
Havre
Bremen
Southampton
City of
Glasgow
Helena Sloman
Hamburg
United States
Delinquent Subscribers Pay Up After Threat to “Take Out”
Tue Borron of the Gloucester News warned he would hold a round to collect overdue dues from delinquent subscribers. The plan provoked fear but the subscribers ultimately paid the old score in advance.
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Borron
The
Gloucester News
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Charles W. Hegins
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James Cooper
HAA
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Munn & CO
New-York
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Dmadison
Axio
N. B
W. M
J. E. Maull
North 2d Street
Pacific Nail Road
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Frement
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Dr. Parkman
Dr. Webster
Dre. Parkman
Parkman
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Lettem Fron
Indiana
Laure
Hendrick
Four Shore
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