Floridas Indian War Moves and Florida Land Politicking
The Jacksonville Courier reports Indians have seized the country south of St Augustine Picoluta Black Creek and New nansville and that a military buildup unfolds. Troops led by Gov Call and Gen Jessup prepare to move while Major Pierce and Col Downing await orders. Gov Call seeks Georgia South Carolina volunteers as land and settlement plans expand with millions of acres ready for sale and more soon to be surveyed.
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Texas Land Sales and Public Lands Overview
A colonial advert lists land prices and terms for buffalo bayou and the Bernard region, including a 600 acre Bernard site at 1500 dollars with improvements. It also notes San Antonio style claims and public lands data across Ohio to Florida, totaling about 192 million surveyed acres with 122 million offered, plus un-surveyed and unsettled tracts and descriptors of the Lodi land claims.
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Cholera Death Toll Reported in Charleston Area
The Gazette notes severe Cholera impact across the colored population with dozens of slaves dying on Pinckney and Mazyk properties on Daniels Island. Widespread bilious fever and measles also cause high fatalities, though some plantations report no cases for ten days.
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The 30000 Dollars Found on Board Rhode Island
The gold amounting to 39000 dollars, recently reported stolen from the steamboat Rhode Island, has been recovered by the engineer in the boat’s large oil canister. This discovery suggests the thief’s involvement.
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Rhode Island
Beet sugar manufacture draws keen attention
The manufacture of beet sugar is exciting great attention in the community as workers showcase new processes and potential efficiency gains. Local officials note projected boosts to industry jobs and regional production capabilities amid ongoing trials.
Sugar production urge in agricultural districts
A passage stresses that growing a certain article in all agricultural districts will benefit farmers by easy production and simple manufacture, promising cent per cent returns and driving tillers of the soil to cultivate it.
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Indiana
The Crops in New England Report
A Barre Massachusetts correspondent reports abundant hay and vegetables along with more butter and cheese than usual. Potatoes are expected to average well and corn on rivers and high lands remains uninjured despite alarming published accounts, according to the New York Star.
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Massachusetts Silk Company Grows Fast In New Venture
The Massachusetts Silk Company, formed about a year ago with $150,000 capital, reports 78,000 mulberry trees thriving. The note praises Yankee firms entering silk production, comparing favorably to Lyons and other French importers.
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Lyons
Bank discount totals and bank indictments headline
The first day of Bank of the State of New York operations saw 3.6 million in offered paper with about 1.2 million received. Three Oneida Bank stock distributors at Utica Darby Osborn Jr and John Roger were indicted for misdemeanor in fraudulently distributing stock to themselves. An absent minded man kissed a neighbor's mother instead of the child. Rattle snake bite care includes saltpetre remedies. New coins planned with copper-silver mix. cent to be silver dime size. Cotton favored over linen for year round wear. linen conducts heat and unsettles body temperature. The Chinese prefer cotton next to the skin in extreme heat.
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Europe
Orpheus Arrives With Eight Days Late European News
From Europe the Liverpool voyage brings delayed intelligence. The Orpheus, Captain Bursley, arrived with eight days of late news. London money market remains unsettled, mirroring conditions in New York as scarcity of funds tightens credit.
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Bursley
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Doctrinaire Cabinet and European Troubles Highlight News
The piece notes high discounts and limited stock exchange business as money markets tighten. It mentions a Liberal cabinet under Louis Philippe with Guizot aiming to act as Premier, and lists ministers including Mole, Persil, Rasamel, Gasparin, and Duchatel. It cites Gomez defeating Lopez near Madrid, Kurdish brutality in Syria, and Magendie’s galvanic treatment restoring senses in a Polish officer. It recalls a Zurich sacrilege in 1776 where poisoned wine caused deaths at a cathedral, traced to Wirtz the grave-digger to boost his business.
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Strength of the Human Frame at Surrey Gardens
During the late anniversary at Surrey Zoological Gardens two Frenchmen showcased feats of strength. One man resisted two horses pulling him from a platform he lay on, while the other hung by his feet from a crossbeam and lifted a horse of ordinary size.
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Surrey Zoological Gardens
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