Virginia Debate on Constitution Change Sparks Dissent
The Virginia House discusses a proposed new constitution, with speakers warning that any future amendments threaten liberty and stability. Citizens fear perpetual change and loss of balance between necessity and liberty as delegates argue for a durable framework.
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Lems
Jong
Lin
Joant
Inter
Slavea
Europa
Fountain Head
Leverett
Virginia
Brooke Hivnsotl
Daddridge
Butt
Devin
Dorid Ware
Congress Debates Bills on Finance and Missouri Boundary
The Senate discussed and the committees reported measures including extending a bread import drawback, altering bond credit terms, redeeming public debt, and defining Missouri boundaries. House actions covered public lands debate, Tennessee election issues, and trial notes amid political contention and a long list of references to local figures and events.
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Wastuswron
Senate
Missouri
Sacs
Louisville
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Nashville
Natchez
Charles Larabee
An- Noon
Megara Srandven
Beenanan
Lia
Tennessee
Ansorp
J. W
Life of Arthur Lev reviewed in the Yankee critique
The Advocate reports on the Yankee review of the Life of Arthur Lev, noting the editor John Neal, his moves from Boston to Britain, and his controversial style and hostile writings about the United States. The piece traces Neal’s career from early harsh reception to editing roles and public influence.
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Dublin Morning Post
Arthur TL
Boston
John Neal
Arthur Lev
Mabey
Thos
Great Britain
Blackwood
Magasino
Sankle
Ani
United States
Clitus
Laine
Synton
Neil Maible
Hydrophobia remedies cited in doubtful sources
A fragment from The Belfet Whig and London Courant discusses a suggested treatment for hydrophobia. The account notes symptoms such as fever, dry skin, and nervous changes, then mentions a belief that certain hermetannen remedies caused improvement, though details are garbled and uncertain.
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Toston Commercial Gazette
Belfet Whig
Fung
London Courit
Javier Tate
Perapuutiun
Benevolent appeal to aid colonization fair in Charlotte
A fragmented 19th century call urges support for a colonization fair in Charlotteville next May to fund benevolent efforts. The wartime tone praises charity, moral duty, and Christian reward, urging readers to contribute items for sale and to showcase industrious spirit for the benefit of the degraded exile and community treasury.
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Africa
Republic
Couns
Urymien
Selitoh
Mynex
Soto Beth
Weil
Brik Prownnealon
Emritrertinie
Stiatmi
Qolneninen
Charlotte Avilla
Noida
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Gilmer
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Ieee
Pinks
Garland
Nelson
Thi Houe
Howe
I-10
Billaps Rox
Athineon Rasi
Walon Ratte
Andy
Hareig
Aaid
Matthews
Anderson
Roan
Harvie
Maan
King George
Hunt
Nobsa
Prince George
Carey
Goode
Goole
Bayly
J.t
Thie Monae
Committee of Privileges Aid
Jons
Papore
Congress
Lave
Williams
Knoxville Chronicle
Nashville Papers
National Journal
Knoxville
Messrs
Alen
Burford
Frey
Glileai
Greene
Molen
Love Lyte
M'Clelan
Smith
Tipton
Webster— Jr
Cannon
Cleaveland
Uoutsaan
Johnson
Mosrs
Canenon
Burford Graves
Hantsmin
Tattlefield
Moylan
Howesv
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Creer
Gillespie
Mulan
Love
Lytle
Webring
Cieinninti
Sistrietiee
Mary
Hattie
Elie Firak Emiitareant
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Fa Fraime Filmy
Mawr J
Mauion
Main
Third
Lange
Itaguet
Ranger
G. Redding
Third Street
Trenton
New York
Raritan
Sandy Point
Chaxo
Prenton
New Brunawick Times
the Advocate
Marlovtely
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