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Newspaper

American Union

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1841

Page

2

Message to Congress on President's Death and Treasury Concerns

The message reports the late president's death and discusses Congress's needs for addressing his private estate expenditures, the transfer of powers, and the urgent fiscal plan. It outlines relations with Portugal and Britain, decisions on debt, revenues, and the treasury's deficits. It warns against altering the 1833 compromise and calls for a stable currency system and disciplined financial policy.

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Debate on Banking Powers and State Charters Reignites

A long discussion outlines the collapse of three major banking schemes from 1811 to the present, criticizes the sub Treasury system, and argues for a federal compact to curb runaway state banking. The speaker urges a balanced approach, preserving state powers while guiding national finance.

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Security of Ports and Navy Pension Reform Speech

President Tyler urges Congress to fund navy pensions, strengthen fortifications, and modernize accounting while defending coastlines and supporting militia. He calls for measures against the slave trade, and emphasizes fiscal discipline, unity, and preparedness in a widening security landscape.

Sheriffs Sale of 55 Acre Steubenville Land Parcel

The Court of Common Pleas of Jefferson County directs a sheriff sale by public outcry at the courthouse door on the Sh Day of June between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. The property includes 55 acres more or less in section 12, township 9, range 3, Steubenville area, with bounds to Samuel Fisher Jeremias Gray and heirs of Robert Smith, plus 17 acres of adjoining land. Property conveyed to Henry V Teeple and appurtenances. description lists detailed course and distance bearings from a white oak stump and various landmarks concluding at the beginning. Sale by Isaac McDonald Sheriff.

Henry Orr Chancery Common Pleas Jefferson County Tome Steubenville Orr Isaac M'Donald Isal St Court of Common Pleas Jeferson Jaoe Henry V Samuel Fisher Jeremias Gray Robert Smith Joseph Herford Steuvenyville Clay Lick Gress Creek Semuvel Fisher Joseph Fletford K Talbott Kinsey Talbott Coal Run Clay Lick Run Coalrun Isaac McDonald Fife Coat of Common Pleas Thomas V. Carey David Peck

Writs to Sell Jefferson County Real Estate in Steubenville and Richmond

Sheriff Isaac McDonald announces public sales by writs from the Court of Common Pleas. Thomas Hamilton Lot 1 and Lot 14 in McMurry addition Steubenville. Thomas V Carey estate 29 acres with mill and privileges at east quarter section 8 township 5 range 2. James Clare property Fronting Main Street Richmond with buildings. Sale dates: May 1 and May 8, 1641, at Steubenville courthouse.

Court of Common Pleas Jefferson County Thomas Hamilton McMurry Steubenville Jefferson Co James Clare Main Street Richmond Isaac McDonald

Jefferson County Ohio Road Petition Itinerant Meeting

At the next regular meeting of the Jefferson County Ohio Board of Commissioners to be held on the first Monday of June 1841 a petition will be presented requesting a road location from Picenfield to Swearingens Mill and from there toward the Bloomfield to Siewbeotiileeter route intersecting the road feeding from Bloomfield to Reese Creek and terminating at the widow Woods's estate.

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