Lien Provisions for Builders and Mechanics in Act Proclaimed
The text outlines lien rights for laborers mechanics and furnishers on building projects and procedures to enforce judgments. It covers continuation of liens during suits, owner suspensions, rights to finish works, leasing of tied property for debt recovery, discharge of liens, attachment in nonresident cases, executors and administrators rights, and recorder filing fees, with safeguards to prevent unjust interference while preserving bona fide liens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gard
Debus
Perenne
Bimeell
Emerney
Ohio General Assembly Resignation Acceptance Requirement 1843
The law states resignations from the Ohio General Assembly tendered during the session are not valid until both chambers vote to accept, excluding the resigning member. Signed by John Chaney Speaker and J. Faran Speaker, dated March 11, 1843.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
State of
Ohio
John Chaney
House of Representativas
J. Faran
Senate
Vese
Banks Will Not Inflate Currency Say Critics
The article condemns banks as unconstitutional and warns that bank charters and expanded powers would inflate the currency. It cites state and city banks with excess specie versus circulation, arguing future prosperity will soberly avoid another cycle of monetary expansion and plunder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
New York
Baltimore
New Jersey
Republic
Kalida
The Cat Out From New Lisbon Patriot
A fragmentary note from the New Lisbon Patriot comments on a curious admissions topic and a misplaced item in yesterday’s Palladium. It discusses a supposed large sum of money in banks and a New York rumor, then shifts to the ensuing confusion among readers and editors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New Lisbon Patriot
Palladium
New York
Praia
Banking distress and banks blamed for public misfortune
The passage condemns bankers for causing general distress by deceit and wealth hoarding. It argues that their claims to relieve hardship rely on extracting securities, while the public suffers from banking policies and legislation. The writer denounces the banks and their supposed remedies as hypocritical.
Precautions to Save Children from Burned Clothing
A cautionary guide urges guardians to prevent child burns during the season of yeast. It highlights dangers from unattended fires, recommends wire guards, and prefers linen pinafores over cotton. If clothing catches fire, children should be laid on the floor and wrapped in a woolen cloth, then flour sprinkled after a burn.
Such Love for Gaudy Dress Provokes Admonition
A fragment notes that affection for flashy attire has led potters to condemn and scold the practice, deeming it improper. The item reflects social attitudes toward fashion and propriety in the era.
Prohibitory Tariff Debate Highlights Farmer Shrinkage
The Chillicothe Advertiser discusses restrictive tariff ideas showing how a third of surplus shipped abroad could raise the value of the rest, while prices fall forcing farmers to sell abroad or forego domestic goods. It argues for reciprocal limits and fears English ports locking in surplus manufactures and American products stored in warehouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English
America
Chillicothe Adverti
Auction Sale Of Lowell Manufactures Falls Through
The Lowell mass sale ended with bids so few the goods were returned for re sale. A New York Herald writer blames the weak prices on the ban on foreign goods, arguing protectionist policy hurts consumer buying power and undermines commerce. The Chillicothe Advertiser condemns government restraint on trade as causing mischief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeke Ee
Lowell
Mass
New York Herald
Chillicothe Advertiser
Ohio Legislature Grants Dayton bank charter and fails to subscribe
An 19th century Pittsburgh Post excerpt notes the Ohio Legislature granted a Dayton bank charter but no subscriptions were made. It argues banks are unnecessary for business, praising specie currency movement from Europe and the Americas and urging patience to avoid reissuing paper money. It highlights a shift toward hard currency and warns politicians to avoid disrupting the restored economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Dayton
Europe
South America
West Indies
Times
Pittsburgh
Temperance supporter marks year of abstinence with savings
A Salem mechanic who ceased drinking a year ago hosted a gathering and revealed his grog money saved, totaling over one hundred dollars. He showed a drawer full of savings as proof that regular restraint builds a foundation for a fortune and future independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Mass
Pennsylvania Canal Commissioners Election Bill Passes Legislature
The vetoed bill to elect Canal Commissioners by the people has passed both houses of the Pennsylvania Legislature in the same form as before except for a section about appointing commissioners until the next general election. It now waits Governor Porter’s decision. a veto would likely be overridden by a constitutional majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter
Pennsylvania
Govenor
Wright
North African College OF Health
Ali
N. Y
N. American College of Health
Jamaica
L. I
Wm Wright
New York
Rich’d Dennis
Greenwich St NY
North American College of Health
Sam
Chs. M. Tate
Hammersly St . York
Richard Dennis
Henry A Foote
Warwarsing
N. York
A. Maria Thompson
Greenwich St
N York
Debates on Jackson fine refunds and Maine legal reform
The New Orleans Bulletin notes House actions on returning Gen Jacksons fine if Congress does not pay. The Baltimore Sun reports Dom Mackenzies acquittal in the Somers court martial with presidential approval. Maine and New Hampshire push lenient legal entry while solitary confinement trials in Philadelphia show mental strain.
Ohio River Improvement Proposals Sought for Dam Quarry Supplies
Proposals due May 12 1843 seek rough stone from White's Ripple and Blannerhasse Island near Parkersburg and Barlington Island Nell below Pittsburgh for dam building. Quarried stone and unquarried stock at brown's island and Mingo Island areas to be transported by casting in a line of dams along the Ohio River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White's Ripple
Trap
Pittsburgh
Blannerhasseis Island
Parkersburgh
Virginia
Barlington’s
Pitsburg
Brown's Island
Siew Beneitlehie
Mingo Leland
Sieybenville
Periodical Notices and Miscellaneous Titles Listed
A fragmented OCR list compiles periodicals and works with authors and volume numbers. Items include Gypsies in Spain, Encyc of Geography, Graham's Magazine April, Godeys April, Martin Chuzzlewit, Rural life in Germany, Waverley Novels, and other titles with partial authors and volumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Ble
Bi- Murry
Graham
Godey
Martin Chuzzlewit
Macauly
Germany
Hewitt
Boys’ & Girls
Adam Brown
Horace Smith
Bulwer
L. Mellor
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Sandwich Islands
Boston Recorder
Armstrong
Honolulu
Bingham
Honglele
Gop His
Somers
Dom Mackenzie
Maine
New Hampshire
Philadelphia
Mantu
Ird
Steubenville
Aubigne
Mellor
Allison
Market Street
N. B
WM. Gettis
Mechanics’ Saving Fund Society of
John Leetch
Herald
N. O
D. M’gowan
D. M’ Gowan
D. Wgowan
D. Megowan
Tierces
Gowan
Mwgowan
Wourday & Loomis
Wood Street
Boston
Union
St. Clairsville Chronicle
Bank Alley
Destruc
Joseph Hickman
Washington and
Fourth Streets
Juba Crewford
Stondewr
Sutherland
Tang
Meek
Robb
Warren Township
James Hindman
John Tilton
Dee
Samuel McCormack
Coal Bank
John M. West
Joseph G West
Ben
F. West
William Miller
WM. Hindman
Harlich
Sarah Boyer
William Boyer
North Fourth Street
Callowill
Boyer
North Eighth Street
Frazer & Bell
Baty
Harhich
Sal. Chron
N. Eighth Street
Frazer & Belle
Steub
Court of Common Pleas
Jefferson County
David Rouse
Isaac McDonald
Jacob Cable
Steubenville Township
Jefferson Co
David Cable
Admin R. Ap
D.G. Blythe
Dike & Dougherty's
Jeferson County
Jose Comion
Codie
New Lichow
Teaddle
J. Dng Thong
Indian Inc
Hralu Nedaleo
Race Street
Phila
Pangea
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