Battle Near Newnansville Described In Fort Gilliland Letter
A Sept 18 report to the commander details a battle near Newnansville as 300 Indians attacked. Col Warren and detachments met them with three columns and a 24 pounder howitzer. Indians fled into a dense hammock after artillery fire, with several wounded and a mortally injured Jeremiah Burnet among the casualties. bravery noted for Warren Mills Tompkins and others.
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New Testament for the Blind in Two Volumes Complete
Raised-letter New Testament completed in two volumes brings delight to unfortunate pupils who can now understand sacred writing with greater ease.
Boston Merchant Arrested on Barge for Forgery
A gentleman once of high standing affiliated with a Boston mercantile house and Jamaica is arrested on a barge of forgery. It is feared he has carried his forgeries far, with authorities seeking further details.
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Bank Cashier Henry Smith Dies By Own Action In Gloucester
Death by his own hand reported for Henry Smith cashier of Gloucester Bank on Monday around 5 am. Bank officials found all in order as investigators checked on his condition noting recent mood lows and pressure upon the brain. Also reported Eliza Sargent alias the Amchilla guilty of horse theft to five days’ confinement and two years at the House of Correction after addressing the judge in her defense. Taunton Independent Gazette notes a 14 year old lad’s insanity from standing on his head causing brain pressure and disrupted function.
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Resuscitation of a Drowned Boy in New Brunswick
A boy fell into the canal basin in New Brunswick New Jersey. Capt Lowe Fisher led quick rescue efforts, removing the boy in eight minutes. Despite no initial signs of life, warm blankets and gentle rubbing revived him. by the next day he was well.
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Cure for the Quinsy Sore Throat Plaster Remedy
A claimed infallible remedy for quinsy sore throat uses equal parts salt soft soap and Scotch suff mixed and applied as a plaster to the affected area. The note reflects a historical domestic remedy approach without medical endorsement.
Spanish Revolution Causes and Quesada Murder
English papers up to August 29 report Spain’s crisis with the Queen’s resignation to the Constitutionalists and the 1812 Constitution proclaimed under French forces commanded by the Duke of Angoulême. The piece notes Carlists opposing Don Carlos and Constitutionalists seeking liberty, within late August reports from Liverpool.
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The Cadiz Constitution Crisis and Madrid Uprising 1822
In 1822 the nationwide push for the Cadiz Constitution compelled Queen Isabel to act with force, but the liberal movement prevailed. Troop movements, palace intrigues, and the entry of the National Guard captain to Madrid followed, forcing proclamations and celebrations of the restored 1812 charter. A French ministry dissolution and Thiers’s resignation signaled tensions over intervention in Spain.
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