Plowzh Foundry Destroyed by Fire in Vicinity
A fire last Wednesday evening consumed the Plowzh Foundry of Messrs. Paryeir and Morse and all the tools fixtures and materials at the site in the vicinity. The Warrenton Reporter notes the loss as a setback to local industry and commerce. The article also mentions various brief items including advances in balloon experiments and New York state banking and tax figures for 1834.
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Plowzh
Messrs. Paryeir and Morse
Peras, Fixtures , &c. Warrenton Rep
Feathertonhaugh to Lead U S Geological Survey
The London and Edinburgh Philosophical Magazine notes Mr Featherstonnaugh returns from Arkansas in good health and reports plans for a U S Congress authorized geologic survey. President Jackson has tasked him, a London Geological Society member, with directing the undertaking amid praise from Coneybeare for his European expertise. The piece lauds the new federal effort and American leadership in science.
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London
Edinburg
Philosophical Magazine
Journal of Science
David Brewster
Featherstonnaugh
Arkansas
Congress
U. States
Jackson
Feathertonhaugh
Geological Society of London
United States
Coneybeare
Lost Children Returned from Upper Canada Mystery
From the Stamford Sentinel the paper reports a rescued case of a ten year old boy among three siblings lost in Upper Canada years ago. The lad found his way back to his parents after a long trek, guiding rescuers to the fate of the other two. Also noted are humorous clips on civil law abuses and a lampoon about newspaper names and political satire.
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The
Stamford Sentinel
the Sentinel
Upper Canada
W Augustus Bates
Darien
Bates
Lake Huron
Iag
Marriages in IndianaTwin Pairs Wed in Connersville
In Connersville Indiana Judge J M Treadway joined Isaac Marts to Lavina M’Cormick and Moses Marts to Tabitha M’Cormick both couples from that county. The twins hold the older and younger birth order and all were born on May 27 1812 for the brothers and May 27 1816 for the sisters. All weddings occurred May 27 1834. The judge noted the twins resemble each other closely.
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Connersville
Indiana
J. M. Treadway
Isaac Marts
Lavina M’cormick
Moses Marts
Tabitha M’cormick
That County
Isaac
Moses
Lavina
Tabitha
Death of William Turpin an eccentric New York resident
Mr William Turpin aged 82 died Wednesday, leaving about half a million dollars. Though he favored old friends and charities, his will shows a $50000 bequest to a related coachman. Turpin, a native of the area, resided in New York for some time before his death.
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William Turpin
New York
Providence man dies in Charleston without issue
A Providence individual made his fortune in Charleston South Carolina and died without leaving any heirs. The obituary notes no surviving descendants or named beneficiaries.
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Providence
R. I
Charleston
S.C
Hilliard Marries Ruffin in Nash County in October
A marriage is recorded in the county listing as James Hilliard of Nash County wed Mary Ruffin on Tuesday evening the 10th inst. The couple resides in Nash County and their union is noted in local notices.
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James Hilliard
Nash County
Mary Ruffin
Died in County Aged About Three Years
Obituary notice records the death of Eugenia, daughter of Dr. Benjamin Boykin, occurring in the county on the preceding Wednesday. The brief item notes the young child's age and familial connection.
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Eugenia
Benj. Boykin
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