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Printed and published every Thursday by George Sweeney. Terms set for weekly publication at two dollars per year. One dollar due at subscription, one dollar due at six months. No discontinuation for arrears, nor subscriptions under six. Postage charges apply to subscribers by mail.
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George Sweney
State of the Nation 1822 retrenchments and imperial growth
An anonymous pamphlet review summarizes British financial policy from 1816 to 1822. It notes army and colonial expansions, wholesale retrenchments, and tax reforms. cites reductions in the army and navy budgets, abolition of sinecures, rising excise receipts, and shifting exports and imports including cotton sugar rum tea tobacco and silk. It asks what Americans would think of raising large revenues from a single internal tax source.
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Finance, Foreign Relations
Home Department
Colonies
Board of Trade, &c. &c
Pitt
Great Britain
Gibraltar
Canada
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Bahama Islands
Jamaica
Leeward ‘Islands
North America
Malta
Ionian Islands
St. Helena
Ceylon
Cape of Good Hope
Mauritius
Trinidad
Berbice
Esquibo
St. Lucie
Nice
England
France
Italy
Ireland
Explosion at Saline springs cavern near Cincinnati
An underground cavern near Taylor's Creek in Ohio released flammable gas after miners bored 50 feet into rock. A light triggered an explosion. several men were scorched but no fatalities occurred. Gas ebullition ceased on the eighth day. Wilmington, Del. April 16. A traveler on the St Georges to route road is reported.
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Taylor's Creek
Cinnati
Wilmington
Del
St. Georges
Robbery at Red Lion Tavern Leads to Stranger Tied to Tree
A man was robbed of about 6400 and tied to a tree near the road after leaving the Red Lion tavern ten miles below this place. He was later released by a passerby who found him and freed him.
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Red Lion
Auction Notice in Savannah Parish Ad Offers Private Pew
From Georgetown Metropolitan a late advertisement appears in the Savannah Museum noting a pew in St John’s Church offered in exchange for a horse. A splendid copy of the Holy Bible will be up for sale at the meeting house in the morning. The godly are invited to take chances.
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Georgetown
Savanah Museum
St. John’s Church
Garlic rub cure for hooping cough claimed
A short notice describes a folk remedy for hooping cough in children. It asserts that rubbing the back bone from the neck downward with warm garlic and placing the patient near the fire will quickly cure the ailment, repeating the treatment for several days.
Mission notes from Serampore press and mariner society
The Salem Register cites a Calcutta letter dated December 13 proposing a society in Calcutta to aid visiting mariners with instruction. Rev William Ward hails similar US and UK societies after his travels. Serampore Mission runs a type foundry, a paper manufactory, seventeen presses, and workers for printing scriptures in Indian languages.
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Ward
Salem Register
Calcutta
Bec
Wment
Serampore
United States
England
Serampore Mission
India
Resolutions Call For Retrenchment Of Public Expenditure
A select committee report criticizes peacetime loans and urges debt redemption, avoiding tolls and broad taxation. It advocates retrenchment to cut useless expenditures and reduce officer pay and salaries.
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House of Representatives
Hardin
Appointment of William P Duvall as Florida governor
The government resolves to modify the tariff to raise revenue. William P Duvall of Kentucky, former judge in East Florida, has been appointed by the president, with Senate consent, as governor of the territory of Florida.
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William P Duvall
Kentucky
United States Court
East Florida
Senate
Territory
Florida
Turkish Fleet Off Morea and French Dutch Watch Squadrons
From Smyrna a note reports that at the port a French and Dutch squadron patrolled with a Turkish fleet of about 60 sails seen off Morea in February. The Grecian fleet hid in the Archipelago while no definite war news between Russia and the Porte had arrived but was expected.
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Palmore
Smyrn
Cant
Mickerson
Miedas
Smyrna
Mahon
Constantinople
Morea
Russia
Porte
News Paper Payments in Flax Wool and Produce
The office will accept flax and wool as payment for newspapers. Wood or grain at market prices may be paid by Milton area subscribers at Montgomery Sweney's still house in Milton for the Watchman. Subscribers preferring produce should send it promptly as an acceptable favor.
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Mlton
Montgomery Sweney
Milton
Rag-based payment plan for Watchman editor
The editor of the Watchman accepts rags as payment for the newspaper and offers as much as the paper maker allows. With a small effort, a family could save enough rags yearly to cover their newspaper costs.
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