Whig Coonery Resolves Bank Return and Coin Plan
A fragment from the Obie cere Log Gabin Reverie outlines Whig hopes for a United States Bank revival under Harrison. It praises figures like Thomas Ewing and Seymour G. Renick and discusses a proposed Board of Control for banks and a possible coinage authority, amid debate on gold and silver currency.
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Capitol
Ohio
House of Rep
Orier
Witthes
Wuerras
Canton
Polis
West Union
Eirenialon
Dave
United States Bank
John Q.dams
Harrison
Ender
Adams
Maj
Geo. Wm. H. Harrison
United States
Thomas Ewing
U. S
Gallipolis Bank
Treasury Department
Wn. H. Harrison
Ewing
Thomas MacCracken
Fed S
Vinton
Urbana
Gallipolis
Whig
Nash
Seymour G. Renick
Cole
Stephen Nyrrows
Representative Clarke
Clermont County
Nye
Alfred Kelly
Nicholas Biddle
C. L. Cole
Alfred
Worendon
Othington
Tom Corwin
Mechanics Shaving Institution
Board of Control
Ron
Ile
Whig View Attacks Safety Fund Banking in New York
A Baltimore federal paper years ago claimed banks were soundest when weak. The piece criticizes the New York Safety Fund system, noting two Safety Fund banks recently failed and their notes fell 12 percent. It alleges banks exploit crises for global currency profits, and accuses Whiggery of shifting support to the system once condemned.
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Ign
New York
Baltimore
N. York
Vas Buren
Ohio Legislature Debates Bank Bill and Tax Proposals
The report discusses opposition to Nye and Marsh backed measures including a bank bill extending its reach to four more years and a petition by 95 Ohio citizens for taxing state and county salaries. It critiques bankers’ designs, notes party divisions among federal presses, and compares taxation to broader levies on professionals and property.
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Staten
Faran
Senate
Sawrday
Nye
Feelig
Seelie House
Nic
Marsh
Nick Biddle
Bank of Gallipolis
Brough
Ecratic
Abolition debate clashes and trade news ripple inland
Fragmented excerpts from the Vicksburg Sentinal describe inland travel contrasts and financial anxieties. It notes the Johnston banking firm’s decline, parallel fears for Belfast and American houses, and reports a Dayton abolition controversy ending in riot. An attack on abolition meetings and church threats are reported amid sparse details.
The Barings and their American financiers exposed
A historical critique traces the Barings firm, its reliance on credit from old partners, and the looming strain as Lord Ashburton withdraws funds. It names Thomas Baring, Francis Baring, Captain Mildmay, Joshua Bates, and others, warning of a system where issuers profit while users bear burdens. The piece previews further sketches of English paper lords and their agents.
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Barings
Long Ag
Joshua Gu Percargs
New It India
Alexander Baring
Lord Ashburton
Lord A
Nabo
England
Senate
Liverpool
8. S. Gair
Boston
Billy Gray
Ware L
B. Young
Youngs
Gair
Lords
Washington Signs Treasury Bill Sub Speaker Exclaims
In a fragmentary discussion dating to 1789, debate over an act to establish the Treasury Department is described with references to Washington Van Buren and Jefferson. The text notes duties to be held in gold and silver and the Treasury’s inspection powers, signaling early federal financial organization and concerns over a sub-treasury plan.
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van Buren
Treasury Department
Congress
Grerce Washington
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Martin van Buren
Outskirts Race Riot Leaves McCreary Dead in Street
A mob confronted residents rumored to host a white woman with “negroes” on the city’s outskirts. After denial and inquiry about abolitionists, a violent clash ensued in which McCreary was killed and several others wounded. Inquests followed as unrest spread, with reports of a fire set at the murder house and warnings of further turmoil. The Baltimore Sun notes the killer’s capture and the quieting of streets later that day.
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Poomas Morris
Ohio
Dayton
Court House
Econ
Nathaniel McCreary
Evinene
Jewett
Jewen
McCreary
Baltamore Sun
Banks and Federalism Rise Theme in Early American Politics
A fragmentary 19th century report discusses political shifts praising Tippecanoe and the rise of Federalism, noting economic instability and the fall of financial stocks. It references the Philadelphia Ledger on a bank crisis, mentions Biddle’s boiler incident, and the Bank of the United States facing potential suspension amid market panic.
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Daniel Webster
Girard Bank
Bank of North America
Schuylkill Navigation
Wilmington Railroad
Lehigh Navigation
Bank of the United S Kabil States
Counterfeit notes described from Illinois and Indiana cases
A 1859 Illinois counterfeit on the State Bank of Illinois and Shawneetown shows poor execution of the title and signatures to J C Sloo. An 1839 Indiana counterfeit payable at Fort Wayne features a female merchant vignette with Washington and Lafayette likenesses. The Wabash Courier notes a Virginia Bank of Norfolk counterfeit dated 1830 with W Danbridge and J Brockenbrough engraved, described as poorly executed and a clumsy imitation.
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Illinois
St. Tourg
Fort Wayne
Washington
Lafayette
H. McCulloch
Merril
Wabash
Bank of Virginia
Norfolk
W. B. Lamb
Richmond
W. Danbridge
J Brockenbrough
Franklins
Ohio Senate Debates Docket Reform Bill
Ohio Senate spent sessions yesterday and today on a bill to dispense with making up records and recording depositions in certain cases. The proposal to dispense with the docket, viewed by law, gained broad support from a large majority with Democratic lawyers advocating repeal against the losing party.
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Senate
Me. Bis eel Sarpety Fund Bank Bill Report
A public notice presents a bill titled Me. Bis eel Sarpety Fund Bank Bill. It outlines core terms and dates in a formal legislative context, referencing Mecere Nye and periods ending in March. The text emphasizes publication of the bill and its sponsor, with no explicit outcomes.
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Yagavon
Nye’s vs Journal on corporate paper fraud in politics
A Feb. 9 Statesman report contrasts Nye’s with a rival paper, arguing the latter’s claim to honesty is doubtful. The piece condemns corporate paper swindling and endorses a bank bill with strict restrictions, urging Whigs friendly to banks to defeat the opposing view and placing responsibility on them.
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Nye
Theople
Times
Bisse
Obituary on Bank of the United States collapse
A somber obituary notes the British Bank carcass and urges liquidation of the Bank of the United States. The piece questions the bank’s enormous capital and its viability as a state institution, doubting its ability to recover from current embarrassments.
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Statesraun
Bank of the
U. S
A Voice From The Log Cabin Boys
The Milwaukie Advertiser notes the fulfillment of promises by hard ciderites to log cabin occupants. Benton has introduced a bill for perpetual pre emption on public lands, promising homes for hardworking families, opposed by Whigs who accused reversals after votes.
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Harrison
Milwaukie
Statesman
Notice of Township Road Petition in Montpleasant Ohio
A petition will be presented to Trustees of Montpleasant township Jefferson County Ohio on March 10 for location and establishment of a township road starting at Thomas Mitchells houses and running north through the area near Henry Tipton boundary and David McKims Mill and terminating near the southwest corner of Montpleasant orchard. February 6, 1841.
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Monntpleasant
Jefferson County
Ohio
Thomas Mitchell
Montpleasant
Henry Tipton
Mount Pleasant
David McKim
Npton
Doll's
Dd. C Names
Steubenville
Armstrong’s Heirs
Ross
Alexander James
Ault
Philp Ross
Martha W & W's
Dickinsons
Abrahams
Brown Wm
King Wm Stokely 'S
Lucas ‘Thomas Do
Larimore David
Lite
James Dickinson
Same Viers
Same
Litte James & Co
Laiblin C. F Holdship ’S
Larimore Margaret
Holdship’s 10&Il Co Laiblin C F
McDowell& Blackburn Steubenville
McDowell A J
McWilliam Peter Ross
Murray Ann Steubenville
Matber Luke K & C
Mathews Levi Well
Stwokely
McGuire Isaiah Dickinson
Mills
McCray Robert Murray
Same Grays
McBrine Henry
Potter Daniel
Quimby TJ Wel
Reany Isaac
Grays
Robinson & Orr Steub
Ah Robinson G
Orr's A
Robinson Thos
Stokely Samuel Steub
Robert Viere
Stevens
John Loco Io BO
Dickinson
Steele Mathew Wells
Stewart AM
Thomas Alexander K
Tod Sveuh
Ao Welk IR
Pari
Tavian
J. Gaddis
Richmond
Esquire Stewart
Thomas Taylor
G.easton
Market Sts
Proposals sought for Jefferson County Poor House Overseer
Notice announces proposals due March 1 for a superintendent to run the Jefferson County Poor House and farm for one year from April, with terms per year and number of families. Directors Wm Cunningham and Alexander Conn oversee. Also Marshals sale of town lots in Steubenville for 1840 delinquent taxes.
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Jefferson County
Borough OF
Steubenville
Administrators Sale Notices for John Irvin Estate
Administrators announce sale of the estate of John Irvin late of Steubenville Ohio. Personal property listed includes bench planes moulding tools jointers and many carpentry items. Sale set for February 13 at 10 oclock A M at the Steubenville Court House with terms to be announced. proceeds to satisfy debts and penalties.
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John Irvin
Steubenville
Ohio
Perm Candles Candies ad in Pittsburgh sale notice
Fifty cases of New Bedford Candies Crocker's brand received on consignment for sale by Rickeson and Allen at the corner of Liberty and St Clair streets Pittsburgh January 16 to 31.
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Crocker
Rickeson & Allen
New York
Philadelphia
Majnrain
Fourth and
Adams Streets
Steudenvelle
Tfboreer
SON & Orr
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Belbat
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