Columbian Centinel, Wednesday, May 17, 1820, No. 3767 - Boston, Massachusetts

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Columbian Centinel, Wednesday Morning, May 17, 1820, No. 3767, published by Benjamin Russell, Thomas Hudson printer, at Boston, Massachusetts, every Wednesday and Saturday - measurements: 29 1/2" x 20 3/4" - one large sheet of paper-mash folded to create 4 pages.
Contents:
Notices:
Pilgrim Society
Exchange Coffee House
Treasury Department
The Cambridge mail Stage
Ladies Academy
School
Commonwealth of Massachusetts: Notice to heirs - Estate of Nathaniel Fellows, deceased
To the Honorable the Justice of the Supreme Judicial Court: Case of Sarah Boyd against husband William Robert E. Boyd, for Adultery with one Mary Dunn, and his desertion
Sarah Boyd to notify William Robert E. Boyd by publishing an attested copy of libel in the
Columbia Centinel
Marshal's Notice: Sundry warrants issued to schooners for alleged violation of law: schooner
Randolph
, schooner
New Hope
, schooner
Resolution
, schooner
George
Mary Bates has been duly appointed Administratrix to the Estate of Caleb Bates
John F. Pierce has been duly appointed Executor of the last Will of Frances W. Walker
Amos Carlton has been duly appointed Executor of the Estate of Isaac Barron, Jr.
Political Miscellany: The Constitution, No. 6
Congressional Diary:
Engrossed bills
Canal in Massachusetts
Western Canal between Lake Erie and the Ohio
A Message from President James Monroe on the Affairs with Spain, including documents:
Translated letter from Don Onis to Secretary of State John Quincy Adams
Translated letters from General Don Francisco Dionisio Vives to the Secretary of State
Letter from the Secretary of State to General Don Francisco Dionisio Vives
Resolution giving the consent of Congress to compact respecting boundary lines between Kentucky and Tennessee
Squatters bill
Domestic Manufactures for army clothing
Establishment of discipline and field exercises for the Militia of the U.S.
Next meeting of Congress
Revolutionary Pensions
House of Representatives:
Mr. Mercer reports on the Abolition of the Slave Trade
Joint resolution introduced to provide for the payment of semi-annual pension
South American Independence
The Army bill "respecting the Military establishment in the U.S."
Bill to created Naval and Military Peace Establishments
Vermont: Council of Censors
Very Late from England:
The
Herald
, commanded by Capt. Fox, arrived from Liverpool
England appears full of danger - accounts of slaughter, rebellious and seditious meetings, trials for High Treason, Conspiracy, murder
London holds 15 executions in 12 days
General insurrection in Scotland was feared
Royal Proclamation issued for detection of seditious placard
Collisions between military and armed Radicals
Detachment of Hussars near Glasgow where a battle ensued
Radicals pelted with stones, many arrested
Mob storms jail to free radical prisoners
The trial of Thistlewood and his ten accomplices for High Treason
Recent appointments of the new King of England
Representatives, 1820
More Pirates Condemned:
Pirates: William Holmes, Thomas Warrington, and Edward Rosewaine to be executed on June 15th
Military: The Rangers to parade tomorrow in a new Uniform
Rev. Andrew Bigelow was ordained at the University Chapel in Cambridge
Marriages:
Thomas H. Perkins, Jr., Esq. toJane Frances Rebecca Dumaresque
Capt. David Marden to Mary Seavey
Daniel Cutter to Eliza S. Woodward
Major John D. Atwill to Hannah Palfray
William S. Russell to Mary W. Hayward
Alpheus Allen to Catharine W. Wilder
Charles Augustus Prince to Penelope Minturn Greene
Deaths:
Maria Cowell - no age stated
Mrs. George Ernest [Mrs. Sarah Ernest] - age 31
Sarah Jones (widow) - age 70
Beza Tucker, Esq. - age 48
Samuel Fost, Jr. - age 33
George Ware - age 27
Rufus Porter Hovey, Esq. - age 29
Mrs. Ann Candler - age 26
Sarah Beckford (widow) - age78
Mrs. John Messenger [Mrs. Phoebe Messenger] - age 78
Capt. Jeremiah Cogswell - age 86
Major Luther Baily - age 68
John Davenport - age 20
Capt. George Hasley - age 71
Samuel Wheeler, Esq. - age 78
Shipping Journal
Boston Theatre: Mr. Wallack, for Five Nights
want ads, local ads, notices
Auctions
The Fount - from Moore's Sacred Melodies
Books and Stationery
Sales