Land sale in Jefferson county Ohio described tracts
Three tracts of land in Jefferson county Ohio to be sold on Saturday the 22d of July. The properties include the southeast quarter of section 39 township 5 range 2 the southwest quarter of section 30 township and range L and the northwest quarter of section 30 township 5 range 2. Known as Johnson's Tract along the Wellsburg to Smithfield road. Terms to be announced at sale.
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Jefferson County
Ohio
Johnson
Wellsburgh
Smithfield
Growth of the United States in the American Basin
A condensed outline from the Cincinnati Chronicle argues the United States spans about 2.25 million square miles, with most land in the Mississippi Valley. It asserts arable capacity, long rivers, and climate in the temperate zone enable dominant grain production and population, highlighting geographic facts and future potential.
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Cincinnati Chronicle
United States
Atlantic
Mississippi
Gulf of Mexico
Red River
Louisiana
Ohio
Allegheny
Gulf of Mesieo
Creditors of Steubenville Bank forewarned to file claims
The State of Ohio on behalf of Jefferson county Bank Commissioners warns creditors of the Bank of Steubenville to exhibit their claims to the Receivers by January 1, 1844, at the Receivers' office in Steubenville. Failure to comply will bar participation in any decree and distribution. Clerk John S. Patterson notes the Receivers’ office is on Washington Street above the Mayor’s office. January 17, 1843.
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Globe and Ohio Statesman
Martin van Burer
Benton
Tappan
Gallipolis Bank
German Bank of Wooster
Court of Common Pleas
Jefferson Counvsty
A. D. Rectors, & Co
Bank of Steubenvile
Bank
Et. al
John 8
Patterson
Jefferson County
OrThe
Washington St
Jane
Chancery notice in Jefferson county May term 1843
Hans Wilson in Chancery sues Henry Swearingen George Adair and William Adair in a land dispute. He seeks sale of 102 acre parcel in Jefferson county Ohio, repayment of 128.05 from a 1842 judgment, and application of sale proceeds to satisfy his claim. Defendants must answer within sixty days after the next term. Edwin M. Stanton, June 17, 1843.
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Court OF Common Pleas
State of
Ohio
Jefferson County
Hans Wilson
Henry
John Swearingen
George A& George
William Adair
Adair
Henry Swearingen
George Adair
Steubenville Land District
George
Edwin M. Stanton
Notice to debtors and creditors of estate of William M Scott
Notice to all persons indebted to the estate of William M Scott in Wayne township Jefferson county Ohio to make immediate payment and to all with claims present them for settlement within one year to Francis Bell administrator dated July 1 1843-t
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William M. Scott Dee Lare
Wayne Township
Jefferson County
Francis Bell
Whig Abstractions On The Tariff From Fredericksburg
The Fredericksburgh recorder reviews Whig tariff abstractions, outlining arguments for protective duties, their effects on industry and prices, and corollaries about government control of professions, monopoly, and the supposed benefits to manufacturers and farmers amid debates on import duties and economic policy.
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Fredericksburgh
Abstraction Thirteenth and Fourteenth in Tariff Debate
The excerpt mocks protective tariffs, arguing the 1828 tariff is a bill of abominations while the 1842 tariff differs only by name. It claims tariffs spur false political theories, noting competition among manufacturers rises under protection and that one distortion leads to many.
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Clay
FINALE TO A COURTSHIP
A brisk exchange between Flora and Jon Malcolm ends with a mutual agreement to marry. Flora insists on brevity and decisiveness, while Jon seeks a definite wedding date after a lively, humorous plea for hand and heart.
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Flora
Jon Malcolm
Belmonton Republicans Adopt Pro-Bank Resolutions
In Colerain township Belmont County the Republicans adopted emotive resolutions praising recent Democratic banking reforms. They celebrate increased specie circulation, reduced reliance on unstable bank paper, and criticise Whig prophecies about bank recharters and wheat prices. They argue safe, responsible banks are valued despite elected change.
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Colerain
Wool Growers Market Cited by Wheeling Times
The Wheeling Times notes the wool season is underway with ample funds for buying in the county. It mentions eight to ten buyers and strong demand, with commands ranging from ten to twenty dollars. The editor asserts solid money available and active purchaser interest among locals.
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Wheeling Times
Tow? Dun Wine Py Ee Re Prone Dn
Fragmentary text with unclear names and context yields no clear event. The readable bits mention roadside items and possible names but lack coherent information to form a factual summary.
Beauty at Williamsburgh and the Custis union in 1748
In winter 1748 Virginia details the social page at Williamsburgh during Governor Gooch's levees where Col Daniel Parke Custis marries Miss Martha Cambridge of Westover. The piece notes Martha's charm and hospitality, Col Custis's esteem, and the later marriage into Washington's circle. Washington's visit and hospitality highlight Virginia society and the Custis household. Martha Custis dies young, and Washington faces eight years away from Mount Vernon as he leads the army.
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Gooch
Var
Williamsburgh
Que
Anne Boleyn
Temple of Truth
Col. Custis
John Custis
Arlington
Col
Daniel Parke Custis
Col. Byrd
Westover
Virginia
Martha Cambridge
Pamunkey
New Kent
Rome
Col. Washington
Braddock
Monongahela
Washingto
Washington
Williamsburg
Mount Vernon
Martha Custis
Boston
The
Potomac
Valley Porge
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Steubenville
George Johnson
John J. Johnson
Chillicothe Advertiser
Locofoco
Whig Party
Washington Globe
Ohio Statesman
Booth
Bank OF Steubenville
State of Ohio
Fferson County
nInLis
Rwe
Nesterion
Mer
West Indies
Abstraction
Nebuchadnezzar
Hanover
Madam de Mailard Fraise
Belmont County
Wool Growers
Martha Washington
Mrs. Sigouney
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