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Re: digitized newspaper sources for NYC, 1830s-1840s?
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Michael, thank you. I am searching for something to show the gentry  
character of lower Second Avenue in the 1830s-1850s. Something picturesque and  
interesting. An English butler stealing the Stuyvesant jewelry and being found 
a  fraud from Brooklyn. A fire in which several Gilbert Stuart's were 
handed out  the window. A solid gold barouche.    


Will pursue.   Although I doubt I could catch the barouche.   


Kindest regards,


 
Christopher 

 
 

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