Eighth Ward Ledger of Jefferson County Expenses (1838)
An exhaustive list of county expenditures and payments approved by the Jefferson County auditor on June 19 1838 includes numerous items for printing groceries coal and other goods furnished to the jail poor house and courthouses. It records payments to jurors witnesses clerks and treasurers with totals and specific accounts such as school districts road taxes and erecting public buildings.
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David Finnegan
M. Andrews & Son
John Aiken
P. Runyon
Ohio
Rezin Myers Ross Waker
Alexander McConnell
Joseph Watson
J. Wilson
Wayne Township
David Cable
H & R Permar
Wm Ekey
Ross Walker
James Wilson
A. Sutherland
Creek
D. Ault C
A. Shaw
E. ‘Thompson
Robert McConnell
Samuel Filson
Steubenville
David Wilkin
James O' Neal
W & J McDonald
Kendrick
L Ball
Ohie
Elliott
Stewart John Sheppard
Artt Duc
Carroll County
James Turnbull
Joseph Cookson
J Footer
J W Armstrong
James Parks
Henry John On
John Orr
John Leetch
W Brown
James Bell Finley B
McGrew
Smithfield
Finley B
Isaac Meek
G Robinson
L J Thomas
J Foster
J. Collier
George Woods
Springfield
Robert A. Sherrard
Cross Creek
Abraham Peters
Knox
Hamilton Walker
Ross
Joseph Iddings
James Clark
Fulp's Lane
Bollengreen March
John McCauley
John Dudley
J & W Brown
John Johnson
Warren
Amt
John Shelley
Emt
Im Knox
John Milligan
Coffin
H Kirkpatrick
Ross Township
J Druckmiller
Joseph R Day
Weph R Day
Amner Jewett
Island Creek
Campbell
J Shouse
A W Litton
Talesmen
Homes Service
Burk
Amt Due
Samuel Clark
Brush Creek
HH Beckett
John Barrett
Wells
Levi Miller
Thomas Ewing Jr
James McElroy
Wilson
Wayne
W Leslie
John Henderson
Delos Sloane
J. Buchanan
Witnes
Jos Ward
James Scott Jr
IC Salmons & J M Kinney
C Shields
S Wiles
Jos Dickey
Robert Mills
Stephen Flowers
Amt Due School
Joseph Dunn
J Hukill
Thomas Wier
Stubenville
William Crawford
Isaac McDonald
William Roach
Ian Wells
Thomas Hammond
Heaing & Beatty
M Andrews & Son
J Kelle
Ve Henrye
George Bealler
G Chamblin
Mary Chamblio
O As Crowley
J Duff
Tarn Merryman
Tuscarawas
James Mitchell
Sam Watt
Geo. Alban
B Coe
J Myers
W Hunter
J Hamilton
Juro DevilVorkman Jr
Carroll Co
James Irwin
Crowley
Eberlein
H P Walcott
Grand Jury
T Eberlein
P Wilson
J Walker
Wive
Joseph Tilton
Abraham Peters Jr
John Andrews
W Cady
O Vs Leeper
Belmont
A. Croxton Jr
Due School
Elisha Bracken
R Clemmons
A P Wayman
Talesman
W McCleary
Ovs
McGarry McCauley
Jesse Litten
McGarr
Oliver Do
C Kimball
Dodo
McCormac
Humphrey
Crowley Alex Smith
J Dean
Samuel Swickert
S. Tomlinson
Hall
Joseph Buchanan
Thomas Davall
Thomas Graden Jr
James Hamilton
John S Graham
James Lawrence
Robert Hill
Joshua Cole
James Jackson
Mathew Myers
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Josiah Price
Wim Ekey
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Political clash over Virginia Conservatives and Whigs
The Richmond Enquirer and editors from the Madisonian and New York Gazette debate alliances. The Enquirer denounces joining with Whigs or Republicans of 1798 and 1799, while Ritchie’s declaration is framed as a rebuke to political adversaries in a Globe commentary.
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New York Gazette
Madisonian
Virginia
Ritchie
The
Enquirer
Globe
Critical remarks on Whig eloquence in New Era
A grave Old Kentucky man criticized Ogden Hoffman’s speech saying it would be better with more bacon and less greens. Bystanders note deeper meaning in nature and politics, comparing current rhetoric to two grains of wheat amid chaff.
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Old Kentuck
Ogden Hoffman
Durand Found Guilty of High Treason in Hamilton
The Toronto Patriot reports Charles Durand, barrister of Hamilton and brother of James Durand, was tried for high treason. The trial lasted until 8 pm, the jury returned a guilty verdict after a short absence, and a death sentence was pronounced the following day. The Patriot notes the sentence will not be carried out and that Durand will be transported with other condemned prisoners.
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Upper Canada
Toronto Patriot
Sth
Charles Durand
Hamilton
James Durand
Patriot
Boston editors aboard steamer John W. Richmond
Forty two Boston editors arrive in Astor's on the new steamer John W. Richmond captained by Townsend. They depart this evening and promise to report if the vessel returns without bursting boilers, calling it the age's most miraculous event and a sign of safety forever.
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McKinley
United States Bank
New Orleans
Richmond
Boston
Astor's
John W. Richmond
William AH. Townsend
Staple productions of Ohio and bank debtors note
A historical Ohio markets reflection argues that staple crops corn and wheat drive exports like flour and beef. It contends that stockholders and note holders won’t unite to force payment, predicting banks won’t sacrifice dividends to support creditors, invoking a romanticist view of bank support despite debt.
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Ohio
Elopement in Lexington Patronized Female Academy
A Lexington incident details a husband and his young Philadelphia assistant eloping after repeated affairs at a local Female Academy run by the couple. They fled to Maysville aboard a boat, leaving the wife and two children unsupported. both were church members.
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Lexington Ky
Lexington
Philadelphia
Maysville
Cincinnati
Truth and error in political discourse across administrations
The speaker asserts that opposition papers and leaders have circulated more untruths than at any time since the nation’s founding, save perhaps Jefferson’s era. He notes error travels faster than truth but promises truth will prevail, invoking Bryant’s lines about truth rising again despite error.
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Cincinnati
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Ohio
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Ireland
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Connecticut
Congress
United States
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New England
Kataden
Jackson
Daubeney
University of Oxford
Eng
Harrisburg
Lancaster and
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Colonial Assembly
New Orleans
Jefferson
Bryant
Banks Resume Specie Payments and Stabilize Community
Banks in the city have resumed specie payments fully, keeping circulation steady and supporting public confidence. Despite federal policy, bank officers deserve credit for early resumption to relieve the people, with mutual trust fostering healthy financial action and prospects for lasting economic stability.
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Connecticut
Mr. Biddle
Wall Street
Post Office Department
Biddle
Washington
Globe
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