New Cabinet Details From 1841 Tyler Administration
A review of President Tyler’s suggested Cabinet members notes Wissid as opposed to Mr. Clay and a National Bank. Water Forsay, a New England native long resident in western Pennsylvania, is a distinguished lawyer. Charles A. Wikt de, a Kentucky statesman, hails from a prominent family and holds general rank. Abel P. Uphar of Virginia, Navy Secretary, is praised for his constitutional rigor and southern interests. High, of South Carolina, Attorney General, is portrayed as a cultivated, devout Conservative with a strong public speaking record.
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Wissid
Meivan
Tyler
Clay
Water Forway
Treasury
New England
Prt
Penneylvenia
Strae
Charles A. Wiekt de
Kntucky
Abel P. Uphar
Virginia
Navy
Old Dominion
Fligh
South
Caroling
Ife
Ana Emplis
Appointment of John C Spencer Secretary of War
In New York the Hon John C Spencer was appointed Secretary of War. The document notes votes in several states: 19,000 for Tennessee, 6,000 for Alabama, 25,000 for Indiana, 13,000 for Vermont, and 12,000 for Maine, reflecting regional support.
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John C. Spencer
New York
Gilode
Pin Tennesse
Alabama
Indiana
Vermont
Maine
E &E
Union Wempers Weekly Paper Proposed for Washington City
Mr Kendal E tror of the Expositor proposes a weekly called the Union Wempers with first issue planned for early October. A prospectus will appear in our next issue. Subscriptions priced by year in advance. A late report notes a negro man killed on the Wilmington Rail Road near Fishive Creek, a collision after the down train passed, with the brakemen unable to stop in time.
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Kendal
Expositor
Washington City
Wempers
Nxt
Dee Tl
Democrat
Elgeesms
Fishive Creek
Willington Bel
Wilmington Chronicle
Inventor Vinson's Mill Invention Attracts Farmers Notice
Mr. Ino M. Vinson of this county has developed a great mill worked by a balance lever. It can be operated by hand or horse power. The model, shown, is ingenious and may bring valuable benefits to farmers with large possessions living far from water mills. Local observers note potential improvements and widespread interest amid rural communities.
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Ino M. Vinson
Alphamers
Mrr. Mason
Mills and Market Notes in a Local Town
In this issue mills receive support and Mr Mason is urged to push his invention into operation. Exports show Af Specie leaving the country while breadstuffs and tobacco could improve trade. Market prices shift slightly with cotton and bran prices down. pork and flour remain limited. A shooting near Walter Ko Daniel farm disrupts the community. the injured man’s status is uncertain as authorities search for the perpetrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
England
France
Border Troubles Across the Canada Line
Reports from Niagara Falls describe growing tensions along the Canada border with threats of martial action and possible armed incidents. A device exploded near a vessel on the Welland Canal area, narrowly missing greater destruction as authorities investigate plots and cross border insinuations amid ongoing tensions.
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Canada
Canaa
United States
Uise
Vermont
Val Geega
Army and Navy Chronicle notes on wartime footing and Navy Yard figures
The Army and Navy Chronicle reports no Washington orders to place the North Carolina on war footing though Navy Yard activities in Washington and Norfolk are noted. It cites a hull plan at Mist Yard and remarks on the U S Bank Building project with marble exterior and rising costs and speculation about its status and funding.
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Army and Navy
New York
U. S
Nort Carolina
Washington
Itesport
Navy Yara
Mist Yard
United States Bank
U.S. Bank
Editio
Bank Crader
Chesnut Street Bank Building Described in Marble Splendor
A detailed description extols a Bank on Chesnut street reaching by marble steps. It features an eighty foot wide facade with eight half meter diameter columns, a 161 foot long front, and end porches. The principal hall spans 48 by 75 feet with an arched ceiling and marble columns, plus multiple departments for directors engravers and copper plate printers.
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Chesnut Street
Privcipal Bank
Cnpper
Phila North American
Great Robbery at Chicago
A handbill from Chicago dated September 12 1241 reports the robbery by thieves who entered the former Sub Treasury late Saturday night and stole notes and valuables including 300 in silver 400 in currency notes 100 Military land Scrip and 50 in coin Seekers offer rewards of 1500 for recovery and 500 for arrest of the robber.
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Chicago
Land Offic
Bank of Norith Sia
Bank Robbery At Herkimer County Linle Falls
A bank at Linle Falls Herkimer County was robbed on the night of the 25th with an estimated loss of 874000, of which 250000 was in the vault. The incident follows reports of a public examination by the Nashville Banner on dart analysis and strange phenomena prior to the theft. A brig ship from Canton to New York wrecked near the Jersey shore on the 21st, valued at 200090, with total loss insured.
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Herkimer County Bank
Linle Falls
Mass
Pigtessuor
Nashville
Pstrist
Lation
Wats County
Pig
Canton
New York
Wes
Jou Cocke
Oppex
Craveford Lionse
Bast
D&y
West Terns
Doe
Trev
Portsmouth
Missing Printer Samuel Adams in New York Mint Dossier
The account reports the disappearance of master Printer Samuel Adams in New York. Colt, a teacher and author, is arrested after notes heard at Colt's house and a vessel hat containing Adams’s hatchet. Colt is committed for trial. authorities reveal strong evidence and questions arise at the coroner’s inquest.
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Florrid Musler
New York
No Y. Sau
Samuel Adams
Fredey
Sie
Vie
Colt
Adams
Coro
Preacher Schedule Across Several Towns to Thursday
A note lists Ely Eller PL Puehkett delivering sermons at Autrey's Creek Hoon Phorsday and multiple nearby locations. Services occur from Old Town Creek to Spring Green and Greensville with times and places across Kent counties.
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Eller PL
Puehkett
Autrey's Creek
Neoher
Old Town Creek
Worborough
Loawreioe's
Kelner
Leg Chae
Spring Green
Cross Roads
Coomera
Gow Swope
Great Sowamps
Greensille
Obituary for Mrs Elizabeth Pitt wife of Col Jo P Pat
Sympathetic notice reports the death of Mrs Elizabeth Pitt at about age 36 in this county. She had served as companion to Col Jo P Pat for twenty years, endured a late husband and several children, and had been in generally good health until recent years when liver disease caused her death. The writer notes her role as a devoted helper to her husband and laments the loss.
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Elizabeth Pitt
Col Jo P Pat
Con Paige
Traveler's Message Reaches World From Vanished Journeyman
A terse communique reveals that a traveler, never to return, sent a final message to the world. Officials confirm receipt of the communication and await further details as search efforts continue.
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Tarvoroise
Wilington
1St Advocate
Wilmington Rus Road
Wilminston
Mason
Gooldew
Prives
St Perbu
Walter Ko Daniel
Thes County
Dintel
Nutherfardton
Seward
Auburon
Welland
Gia Island
Amt
Medeon
Coun Nicared
Gillon
Neg Goel Pas
Wisard & Sons
Earl
Volice
Ellinor Buntaamin Butts
Isl
Jarborough
Gerisi
Athoneson
Tye
Alstereeet
Diwrad
Reva Ivan Uarthite Boon
Bowers
Cotte
Cortona Moss
Ure
Dias
Dunferv
Molwandtssiwl
KS Oawant
Helom
Blyzar Moat
Ss Gi
Sean
Loch Vom
Bama Spicer
Leet DE Ligeneas Meogpa Wan Wilf Ad Vis
J. R Wilson Gren
Worsley
Aka
Moore, P. AT
Ropkins
Hhees
Peter Tlyman
Joba
Whee von
Jas
oVolice
William Savage
Laowlor
Aim
Luner
Mughes
North
Arulin
I Almanac
Por
Raleigh Prees
Nuys Acas
Vile
Typ Kouge
Peery Close Money
F. Moore
Wain
Ragsium
Stave
North Carolina
Cumde Cutunry Court of Pleas and
Dempsey Teylor
Peselope Pope
Kineen Payher
Wile Miargy
Tie
Alts
Pielate
Sil
Niopis
Jesse Taylor
Dowt
Kegs
Allen Uva
Brethire
Apa
Sant Allen Anil Chibleenot
Vily
Sant Rahn
Phas
Hhereta
Pia Ivan
Normert
Lauer Mendy
Shute
Nort Caroline
LPG
Combe County
Endriek
Terryaan Jernil
Bilisha
Tell
Sand County
Bam
Efies
A. D
JNO. Norfleet
Cpk
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