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Domestic News January 29, 1829

Martinsburg Gazette And Public Advertiser

Martinsburg, Berkeley County, West Virginia

What is this article about?

Reports from the U.S. Telegraph and Louisville Public Advertiser indicate General Jackson is in good health at the Hermitage and plans to depart around the 20th instant for Washington City, potentially via the Ohio River by steamboat through Louisville to Wheeling or Pittsburgh, or overland through Virginia if the river is not navigable due to cold weather.

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General Jackson.—We learn, says the editor of the U. S. Telegraph, by a letter written at the Hermitage, post marked on the 6th instant, that Gen. Jackson was in good health, and expected to leave home by the way of the river on the 20th.

General Jackson—The Louisville (Ky.) Public Advertiser, of the 10th inst. says—We are informed that Gen. Jackson will set out from the Hermitage for Washington City, about the 20th inst. Should the Ohio River be open and navigable by steam boats, he will pass through Louisville, and ascend the river to Wheeling or Pittsburgh; otherwise he will travel through Virginia to Washington. If the weather should continue cold, he will necessarily be constrained to take the last mentioned route.

What sub-type of article is it?

Arrival Departure Politics

What keywords are associated?

General Jackson Hermitage Washington City Ohio River Travel Plans

What entities or persons were involved?

Gen. Jackson

Where did it happen?

Hermitage

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Hermitage

Event Date

About The 20th Inst.

Key Persons

Gen. Jackson

Event Details

Gen. Jackson is in good health and expected to leave the Hermitage for Washington City around the 20th instant via the river if navigable by steamboats through Louisville to Wheeling or Pittsburgh, or overland through Virginia if the Ohio River is closed due to cold weather.

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