Boston Courier Semi-Weekly, Monday, September 21, 1829
de Buckingham, J.T
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Boston, MA: J.T. Buckingham, Editor and Proprietor, 1829. 39 x 53 cm. From Worcester Aegis: Get on with plans and build the railroad-- we don't care how it is routed, but just build it. Our ancient commonwealth is daily losing her influence.. Take the lead in the improvements of the age! Report from Vera Cruz states that Spanish expedieiton debarked at Cao Rojo with 3000 men, mostly negroes and mulattos. The Cossacks on the Coast made an end to them, taking a captain and three soldiers alive. Rogues have robbed the Merchants Bank in Salem, MA but were only able to steral $20, this amount had just been depositied by the ""Society for the Detection of Thieves and Robbers"". News from Europe reports that the Emperor of Russia has visited Bobruisk and viewed about 2000 Turkish prisoners of war. Count Diebitsch has completely invested Shumla. Prince Madotow with a party of Cossaks, has succeeded in crossing the balkan. Report that gold has been more effective than arms in gaining the fortress of Silistria. Newspaper, worn, poor. . Catalogs: Newspapers/History.
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- Boston Courier Semi-Weekly, Monday, September 21, 1829
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- Buckingham, J.T
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- J.T. Buckingham, Editor and Proprietor
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- Boston, MA
- Fecha de publicación
- 1829
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- 4 pp
- Tamaño
- 39 x 53 cm
- Catálogos del vendedor
- Newspapers/History;
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