Banks and Money Crises Echo in a Public Frustration
A speech laments the banking system as a ruinous usury scheme harming farmers and laborers. It criticizes stock jobbers, advocates suspending specie payments, and argues for distributing public funds to the people rather than centralized projects. The speaker condemns excessive government spending and calls for accountability in treasury use.
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Joseph
Duseph
Joshua
North America
Carsar
Sitle
United States
Maurey
North Garulina
Luis
Inne Wiil
Brisiness
Aod
Sisiolary
Dio Nog
Tomate
Abolition, taxation, and political finger pointing in 1830s debate
The speaker blasts internal improvements and tariffs as wasteful, urges saving revenue for land, laments abolitionists, and ridicules party spin. He defends Harrison and criticizes Democrats, urging focus on deeds over rhetoric while noting age eligibility quirks for the presidency.
Black Brush Men and Van Buren Debate in 1830s Letter
A long political letter argues against using party color to smear opponents and defends Andrew Jackson and Van Buren. The writer criticizes newspapers for bias, defends the subtreasury, banks, and warns of abolitionism and internal improvements while urging support for Van Buren and Johnson. He denounces whigs, calls for state control of funds, and ends with rural economic hopes.
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Black Brush
Israel
Whig Party
van Buren
Charlotte
Congress
New York
Jackson
Washington
Jeffrson
Monroe
Madison
Adams
Aren
United States
Lawrence
Martin van Buren
Richard M. Johnson
Warrison
Candidate for Congress Proposed by Wary Politician
Lawrence argues to George that both major parties seek his influence and he might run for Congress to unite them. He jokes about becoming a president, notes the public example would affect the nation, and quips that only fools oppose him while praising Van Buren amid political jabs and coded references.
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George
Lawrence
White House
Congress
Joshua
van Buren
Joshua Lawrence
Hci
Essayist Eller Lawrence Comments on Politics and Court Proceedings
The article notes Eller deshua Lawrence of the Baptist denomination as a observant writer whose opinions gain respect though not active in politics. It reports the recent Superior Court in this county with Judge Laél presiding, noting no public-importance trials and a short session. It also mentions Judge Hall's satisfactory conduct and clear law explanations.
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Whch
Eller Deshua Lawrence
Lawrence
Althoug
Laél
Jarge Hall
Revolt Rumors and Executions Reported in Neighboring State
The Baleish Standard notes Northern papers report slave insurrection activity in a neighboring state. It cites the Picsyune story of a 25th ultime uprising in La Payette parish where about 400 enslaved people revolted, 40 confined, 20 to be hanged, and identifies four white abolition leaders and a notorious yellow scoundrel.
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Baleish Standard
Harrison
Louisiaana
Picsyune
la Payette
Death of a Gentleman of Talents in Venezuela
An obituary notes the death of Mr Willimmon Williamson, a respected figure from Person County, Venezuela. It honors his talents, character, and official recognition in the Gazette of Venezuela, reflecting a dignified, formal tribute.
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Willimmon
Williamson
United States
Venezuela
St Carseas
Yazuela
Ral
Star
Johny
Untitled fragment on Iowa statehood and territory
Incomplete text notes that the tasing of the sits of Iowa has been completed and mentions population figures surpassing a threshold for admission into the Union. The fragment references territorial entitlement and statehood discussion without clear dates or names.
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Iowa
Sion
Uuien
Disorder in Mexico as Urrea’s insurgents seize Giver House
Reports from Havana papers translated by Ds mo describe 13 days of skirmishes in the city victory by Urrea's insurgents who captured the Giver House and forced a capitulation. President Bustamante’s government allegedly collapsed as his forces dispersed while pursuing a controversial Love war, with fate of Bustamante’s kin unclear.
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Mexico
Havana
Pritish Am
Gail
Engliad Win
Vityory
Urrea
Bustamente Tin
Firad Gorita
N.Y. Cunrier & Enoning
Washington Market prices and items list
Washington Market records sale prices for Sept 16 show wholesale items at 32 dollars for 82 and 10 cents, hams at 10 cents, Naval Store includes new dip at 31 60 and old at 150, sense 70 cents, Tar 100, fish-shat and herrings priced at 4 60 for cut and 2 pounds for 53 00, Lep.
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Washington Market
Naval
Petersburg Market Report Shows Small Sales
Petersburg market report notes dull activity with a few small sales. Prices range from seven to nine cents for quality items, with the best quality commanding about ninety four cents per unit.
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Petersburg
Prince
Notable Obituaries and Public Figures Mentioned in County Notices
In this county on Wednesday List William Dancy about 66 years in Philadelphia a few days since Mr Thomas Benson of this county in Raleigh General Beverly Daniel aged 63 General Daniel widely esteemed by the community and mourned by friends He was Adj General of the Militia of this State and recently United States Marshal.
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William Dancy
Philadelphia
Thomas Benson
Raleigh
Beverly Danielr
Daniel
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Tex
Cariff
Linner Wall
Beesides
Lat
Salem
Noah
Oly
Laat
Sorstee
Shoutere
Atal
Jehoussaphat
Mikio
Democratic Party
Nera
Staes
Inra Row
Sea
Fan
Ichard M. Jounson
Parmens’ Ticket
Fice
Charles 2. Johnson
F. L. Kennedy
James B. Whitfield
Rites Curreirg
Twrborough
Volice
General Assembly of
Carolina
Hopewell Academy
Stasiote
Ard Sterast GY Rinry V. Riemeyer
Eleyers’ Bears
Urim
Augiu
James G. MePhci Comtession Marchan
Peterssurg, Va
North Carolina
Tujen SF. Patterson
R. T
Jus. Owen
Brown, Snow & Co
Despateh
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