Crime and commerce mix in early 19th century notices
The Washington Whig reports an arrestee for kidnapping a Black girl and a Reading Pearce case involving murder and manslaughter trials. It notes a bank dividend at Cape Fear and a fatal shooting of Capt. Silas Summerell in Southampton. Also mentions a Catholic convent fund and a Western ad offering a wife for domestic tasks.
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Violet White
Craven
Reading Pearce
Pearce
Washington Whig
Rumor on French Claims and Mung Arrival at St Andrews
A Geneva slip reports a Calais Gazette item claiming the brig Mung arrived at St Andrews from Liverpool with word that the French Chambers had dissolved without funding American claims. Paris advices were late, suggesting a committee would report in favor, with expected large support. warning remains about possible mistake in the alert.
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New York Journal of Commerce
Boundry Gazette
Calais
Mung
St. Andrews
Livepool
Liverpool
Paris
Rumor on March 21 Indemnity Bill debated
The piece discusses circulating rumors about a March 21 report by a committee and possible postponement to March 23. It cites London Paris and New York papers, noting Hoaxes and stock-jobbing speculation, with mention of Livingstone and the American Indemnity Bill in the Chamber of Deputies and potential dissolution if rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
London
Liverpool
St. Andrews
Calais
New York Mercantile Advertiser
Boston Courier
England
Boston Atlas
Chamber of Deputies
Livingston
France
New Mexican Revolt Aims to Restore Farias and Dissolve Congress
Vera Cruz papers to June 6 report a south Mexico insurrection led by General Alvarez seeking Santa Anna’s deposition, Congress dissolution, and the restoration of former Vice President Gomez Farias. Four states Zacatecas San Luis Morelia Durango have backed the movement, tied to Reform interests.
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Mexico
Congress
Vera Cruz
South
Alvarez
Santa Anna
von Gomez Farias
Zacatecas
San Luis
Morelia
Durango
Troubles in Brazil and Lisbon era turmoil reported
The brig Baltimore from Para brings news of a February revolution that killed President Melcher and others. Vinagre now leads, with 500 troops preparing to attack a town. March letters say a frigate and several vessels with hundreds were headed to Para to restore calm, provoking a citizens’ resolve to resist. Despatch, a Royal Navy ship, was ordered from Barbadoes to shield British residents.
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Brazil
Baltimore
Salem
Para
Melcher
Vinagre
Maranham
Maranbam
H.M. B
Barbadoes
Prospectus for the Extra Globe weekly issue
The undersigned announce the first issue of a new series named the Extra Globe to be published weekly for six months, totaling twenty six numbers with an index. It will print in quarto on double royal paper and cover foreign and domestic news plus public proceedings and the Democratic National Convention. Subscribers should send names by May 26 to avoid missing issues.
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Paing
Anson Advertiser
William B. Bird
Uts
Baltimore
For Sale of Cotton Yarns and Seine Twine
Falls Tar River January 10 1835 Battles & Brothers announce sale of high quality cotton yarns numbers 2 to 18 and assorted cotton seine twine. Terms: six months credit on quantities over one thousand pounds, four months for smaller orders with a note payable on delivery. Agents Hassel & Williams Williamston Bent Bell Greenville Simmons Eure Halifax.
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Messrs
Hassel & Williams
Williamston
Bent, Bell
Greenville
Simmons & Eure
Halifax
Battles& Brothers
Falls Tar River
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B. Robinson
Shr
Thomas Wynns
Narrows
New York
Jemas Eldridge
Benking
Bank of Cape Fear
Wilmington
Beneft
Capital Rock —Aal
Silas Summerell
Southampton County
Ritter
Norfolk
Church of Rome
Bertrand
Michigan Territory
Osay
Porbigim
Tarboro
Por Tarboro
New Fork
Acon
Be Lo
Joseph
B. Braddy
Oxford Examiner
R. J. Yancey, Jr
Oxford
George Colmer
Greenville, Pitt Co
Prospectus
THE
eInson Advertiser
Wadesborough
Anson County
North Carolina
Extra Globe
Blair & Rives
Washington
War River
Pokrie
Fred. Bell
Benj, Batts
Tarborough
Stilman
Benj. M. Jackson
Josiah Collins
Glill
Botta
Type Foundry
Sherman & S. Ecklin
J. Howe
S. Ecklin & Co
Ecklin & Co
Knight, Garrett & Co
Broadway
Philadelphia
Jas. Weddell
Thomas L. B. Gregory
Martin van Buren
OF New York
Jackson
R. M. Johnson
WM. Emmons
Washington City
John Edmondson
Phe
Edgecombe County
Hunge
Great Falls
Tar River
Charles Harrison
Robert Sorey
Juo
J Bunn
Rachel Bunn
CH. Harrison
Gray
C. Ke
Beckwith
Rowani
J. W. Cotten
Jarborough
Messrs. Hyman & Lawrence
John W. Cotten
D. Richards & Co
Isaac B. Brady
Thos. Dobbs
Raleigh
Nathaniel M. Terrell
Jun
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