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January 5, 1824
New Hampshire Statesman
Concord, Merrimack County, New Hampshire
What is this article about?
Madame Eugene Beaumarchais de la Rue, daughter of the late Baron de Beaumarchais, has arrived from France with some children to personally appeal a longstanding claim against the U.S. government, tied to Revolutionary history.
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Among the strangers at present at
the seat of Government, is Madame Eugene
Beaumarchais de la Rue, daughter
of the late Baron de Beaumarchais,
whose large and long standing claim against
the U. S. and connection with
our Revolutionary history has rendered
his name interesting to the people of
this country. Madame de la Rue lately
arrived from France with some of her
children, and comes, we understand, to
make a personal appeal to the American
Government in relation to the claim
above referred to.—Nat. Int.
the seat of Government, is Madame Eugene
Beaumarchais de la Rue, daughter
of the late Baron de Beaumarchais,
whose large and long standing claim against
the U. S. and connection with
our Revolutionary history has rendered
his name interesting to the people of
this country. Madame de la Rue lately
arrived from France with some of her
children, and comes, we understand, to
make a personal appeal to the American
Government in relation to the claim
above referred to.—Nat. Int.
What sub-type of article is it?
Arrival Departure
Legal Or Court
What keywords are associated?
Beaumarchais Claim
French Arrival
Revolutionary History
Government Appeal
What entities or persons were involved?
Madame Eugene Beaumarchais De La Rue
Baron De Beaumarchais
Where did it happen?
Seat Of Government
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Seat Of Government
Event Date
Lately
Key Persons
Madame Eugene Beaumarchais De La Rue
Baron De Beaumarchais
Event Details
Madame de la Rue arrived from France with some of her children to make a personal appeal to the American Government regarding her father's longstanding claim against the U. S., connected to Revolutionary history.