Bank of Steubenville publishes its April 3 1839 financial statement
The statement shows assets of 707 791 71 including bills discounted 292 082 99 real estate 17 288 69 and notes of other banks 48 360 00. Liabilities list stock 326 437 50 notes in circulation 248 584 50 and deposits 87 478 47 with profit and loss 15 289 58 and due to banks 14 382 15. Cashier David Moodey certifies the ledger figures.
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Spring Returns and Political Winds in 19th Century Ink
The piece defends an earlier misread title about the Masons and clarifies friendship toward the society. It mocks the federal party’s use of names, hints at evolving party labels, and notes Nicholas Biddle’s resignation as President of the United States Bank and a European voyage. It also cites a local paper misrepresenting Robb of Guernsey County as a Democrat while praising Whig support.
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Whig Party Doctrines and Old Federalist Critique
A historical critique of the Whig party tracing its evolving names from republicans to Whigs. The piece condemns anti American doctrines, cites John Adams and Hamilton quotes, and argues federalists favored monarchy and opposed independence. It portrays modern Whigs as shifting ideologies with anti democratic aims and pro British influence.
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Maine settlement ends long quarrel with Britain pledge
An arrangement ends the Maine difficulties as Gen Scott secures a pledge from Sir John Harvey against military action to seize or expel the armed Maine posse. Gov Fairfield recalls troops and maintains a civil posse while jurisdiction remains as is.
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Massachusetts Elects Panmenter to Congress in 4th District
Report notes Guna for Bay State victory as Mr Panmenter wins more votes than rivals in the 4th Massachusetts district. Also recalls reflections on political outcomes and a dated Liverpool letter about the ship Harriet Rockwell loss, with other historic items including trade news, bank suspensions, and notable public figures.
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Street Notice From Steubenville Street Commissioner 1839
The notice requires Freeholders and renters to remove filth rubbish and obstructions from gutters sidewalks and half the width of streets and alleys to bring them to the established grade by April 16 under an 1826 ordinance. If ignored the town pays for the work with a 25 percent penalty and rent deduction rules apply to tenants. WILLIAM LOWRY Street Commissioner Steubenville April 9 1839.
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