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The Nautical Ruse During the Last War at New York Harbor
A young naval officer overhears a plan to capture an English tender by using a disguised American sloop loaded with stock and supplies. Frank Talbot, a midshipman, volunteers, and the crew selects a Hudson strap vessel. The tender chases a Yankee sloop, which boards and captures the tender in a dramatic harbor pursuit. The bold action earns praise as one of the war's bravest exploits.
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Tong
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Phar
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Pearl Street
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Ocuapter I
Ender
Afi
Niddy
John Ball
Ian Lanber Slaup
Habor
Putling
Jonathan
Wall
Aminiah
Percival
Mocking Bird Across Nations Inimitable Sings Its Own Song
The Mocking Bird stands as the glory of all singing birds in our country as author praises its variety and mimicry. It imitates eagles owls and hounds and even mocks the hedge sparrow with clever calls. A rustic militia member jokes about a shove up in racks and kindness remembered.
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Ile
Chanticleer
Firth
Militia
Mexican Generals Featured in Washington Union Sketch
A Washington Union writer outlines prominent Mexican military leaders. Paredes, once aligning with independence forces, is described as a respected Guadalajara administrator and cavalry figure. Arista, Aguinalim, and Don Mariano Ania are profiled with notes on service, exile, and personal traits.
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Usti
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Macienzoiia
San Lis Potosi
Moctenzoma
Bustamente
Alexico
Nueva Leon
Monterey
Metamoras
Age of Poety and a Curious Child in Masseyville News
A miscellany piece notes long life among poets, listing ages of numerous writers, and reports a singular Masseyville child in Ubi town with a half formed arm and two slender fingers that function like pliers. It references a rumored giant fossil and various oddities and anecdotes from the era.
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