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American Union

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1843

Page

2

Debtor Bond Provisions In 1843 State Law Amendment

The act amends procedures for executions on goods and chattels, detailing appraised values, two thirds thresholds, and renditions exponds. It covers sale rights, returns, bonds, and revaluations, with timelines for bids, deliveries, and court actions. It takes effect from passage, expiring March 1, 1845.

Wis Court of Justice John Chaney House of Representatives AS. J. Faran Senate

Lafayette Bank of Cincinnati Notifies Note Policy Change

The Lafayette Bank of Cincinnati announces it will receive notes from several banks including State Bank of Indiana branches in Lawrenceburg Madison New Albany and Richmond Kentucky banks payable in Louisville Lexington Frankfort Paris Maysville and Covington and Pittsburgh Ohio Xenia and Dayton notes but will pay out only its own specie or notes. This change is presented as a prudent measure to safeguard business soundness.

Lafayette Bank of Cincinnati State Bank of Indiana Lawrenceburgh Madison New Albany Richmond Kentucky Louisville Lexington Frankfort Paris Maysville Covington Piteburgh Ohio Xenia Dayton Cin LaPayette Bank of Lathem’s Eperie Statroman Fra Union Scotland England Sweden Cuba

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Congressional Bankrupt Law Repeal Debated in Senate and House

The Washington Spectator reports a multi day congressional session with action on repealing the bankrupt law. Debates cover proposed constitutional limits on judges terms and postal rate adjustments for newspapers. Senate adjourns after passage of a repeal bill in some days and continuation on others. House proceedings include consideration of a repeal resolution and related military and treasury measures.

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Ohio Legislature notes push on banking and canal bills

The Ohio Legislature discusses several measures including bills to regulate banking and canals, rescind the canal board, and tax reforms. Debates cover domestic creditors relief, foreign debt interest, and new banks in Columbus Chillicothe Cincinnati Akron while postponing decisive action.

Baird McNulty Committee of Public Lands Byington Ohio Franklin Bank of Columbus Reformed Bank of Chillicothe Franklin Bank of Cincinnati Canal Bank of Akron Board of Public Works Latham Board of Canals Fund Commissioners Canal Senate Board of Canal Fund Commissioners Franklin Bank of Cincinnati Canal Bank of Akron Newton Judiciary Committee Miller

Bank Regulation Debate and Akron Canal Bank Bill Status

In committee of the whole the Senate discussed banking act revisions with Bartley supporting the measure. House considered the Canal Bank of Akron incorporation. Seward moved indefinite postponement and Gordon sought table. Bills on toll rate amendments and county cost provisions passed as read.

Senate Chiom Latham Bartley Canal Bank of Akron Seward Yeas Gordon Lake County Cushoga

Resolution urges county teachers societies for school uplift

From the Ohio Statesman the College of Teachers reports a convention resolution in Columbus recommending local county societies to improve schools and elevate teachers' profession. The aim is voluntary effort to spark talent and influence, awaken inquiry, reveal defects, suggest remedies, and attract better teachers, with William Chapin signing for the convention.

Ohio Statesman College of Teachers Columbus Friends of Education Couny Societies William Chapin

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