Dover Enquirer, Volume V., No. 48, Tuesday, May 22, 1832 - New Hampshire for Sale

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Dover Enquirer, Volume V., No. 48, Tuesday, May 22, 1832 - New Hampshire:
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Dover Enguirer - The Times American Democrat, Volume V., No. 48, published by George Wadleigh on Tuesday, May 22, 1832, at Dover, New Hampshire — measures: 15 1/4\" x 20 5/8\" — 4 pages
Contents:

Destruction of the Tonquin, by Ross Cox [an account of this vessel that took out the first cargo of settlers in Columbia]
Venerable Charles Carroll, of Carrollton [a visit with the last signer of the Declaration of Independence]
Modern Dictionary [humorous definitions of common words]
Mr. Patton, Congressman from Virginia, appointed by constituents to the attend the Baltimore convention
The cause of the country, \'the American System\' lacks not advocates
The census - extraordinary increase of inhabitants
Governor of Illinois has issued orders to the Militia to march against the natives, stating that, under command of Black Hawk, they have invaded the state
Young Men\'s National Republican Convention resolutions - John M. Steuart, Jackson folks of Ohio have appointed Delegates to the Convention
The Comet is approaching earth
The New York Advertiser says the part of McLane\'s report is not relished by the people
Counterfeit five dollar bills are in circulation
Exeter Town Meeting resolutions
Taunton Reporter states the anthracite coal has been discovered in Bridgewater
Skeleton of a horse, saddled and bridled, discovered in the woods in Ulster Co., NY
Members of Congress send for their families, as the session will continue much longer
A signer of the recent Creek treaty was Nominations:

For President: Henry Clay
For Vice-President: John Sergeant

Another Disgraceful Outrage at Washington - Major Heard attempts to assassinate Mr. Arnold, both members of Congress
Additional particulars of the Heard/Arnold situation - The Hickory Club was hung over the door of the Hall of Representatives
Dover Enquirer asks if it is right for Mr. Clay to vote against Mr. Webster\'s bill
Claims on Naples - no settlement has been made
Another trial for the choice of representative in Essex North, has failed
Mr. Falls of Berwick was killed by 16 black snakes
Workman digs up a Sicuta Root in a field, bit off and ate a piece of it, and died about an hour and 30 minutes later
Mr. McDuffie and Mr. Adams\' reports on the U.S. Bank
Congress locked inside the House until vote reached on Gen. Houston
The effect of the Report on the U.S. Bank stock at New York
Capt. Hand, of the brig Tweed, states that the Port of Barbadoes is open for lumber and building materials
Investigation of the Post Office printing contracts
A Mistake of Senator Holmes
The course of delegation in Congress from New Hampshire
Bills of indictment have been found by the grand jury of Washington against Houston and Heard for assaults with intent to kill
Announcement of the death of Hon. Jonathan Hunt, a member of the House of Representatives from Vermont
A Paris newspaper announces the death of the celebrate Goethe
A delegation marched to the strains of a solemn dirge, in silence and uncovered, until they reached the Tomb of the illustrious Washington
What progress is making in the steamboat for the lake? - at Rochester
David Hedges of Northfield, VT attempted to kill his own son with a piece of iron to his head - He is in prison
Bank of the United States counter-report
The New York Journal of Commerce contains extracts from letters and papers from the Gov. General of Canton, received by the ship Sabina, commanded by Capt. Freemantle, with news from abroad
Latest from France: Cholera is spreading dreadfully at Paris - Prime Minister Cassimer Perriet has been attacked
Major Heard was carried to jail this morning
Supreme Court in Plymouth convict Thomas Searles of Kingston for assault and rape upon a child under six years of age
Steam boat Pendleton took fire at the wharf at Savannah
The Fated Mina: sentence of this poor wretch was pronounced on F. Wiggin to Hannah Sayward
John Rider to Jane Woods
Senator, Hon. George Poindexter to Ann Hewes
Edmund Willoughby Toppan to Abigail M. Pickering
Rev. Eben Carpenter to Narcissa Lyman
Robinson Jones to Mariah S. Clements
Professor William Heath to Sarah A. F. Paul, age 25
William Flagg, age 25
Isaac Brown
Mrs. Bartholomew Berry (Nancy Berry), age 80
Mrs. John Tucker (Anna Tucker), age 94
Child of William F. Stoodley
Mrs. Deacon Moses Clark (Mehitable Clark), age 91
Benjamin Cook, age 104
Mrs. Reuben Smith, Esq. (Betsey Robinson Smith), age 56
Mr. Gunnison, of Kittery
Mrs. Elizabeth Hubbard, age 27, and her infant
Wife and child of Capt. Edward Simpson, Jr.
Mrs. Nathaniel Rogers (Martha Rogers), age 36