Early 19th Century Remarks on Shin Plasters in Newspapers
The Pennsylvania Inquirer and other papers critique the use of small denomination notes, or shinplasters, noting premiums paid to brokers and the burden on the poor. They urge legislative repeal of the small-note prohibition and warn against counterfeits while discussing defense spending and political blame for the Gallipolis bank fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Inquirer
George
Harrison
U. S. Gazette
Pennsylventia
American Union
Democratic rhetoric and the republican shift in political labor
A critical examination denounces fealty claims by political laborers who pose as Democrats while deceiving the people. It argues that true democracy requires principles, warns of religious zealots as shills, and laments the wolves in the camp seeking power and control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Adams
Back window Penrose Rewarded With Consultor Appointment
Back window Penrose, a co worker in behalf of federalism in the same un holy caase, is to be rewarded with a consultor appointment. Harrison and Clay dare not forget their abolition friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penrose
Harrison
Clay
Diplomatic Corps Present Respects to President on Retirement
On Saturday at 3 pm the Diplomatic Corps accredited to the United States waited on the President to pay their official respects as he nears retirement. Mr Fox, senior of the diplomatic body, delivered an address on their behalf, followed by the President's reply, published here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Fox
Globe
Mr Fox Address from the diplomatic corps to the United States
The diplomatic body accredited to the United States expresses high respect and gratitude to Mr Fox for his character and kindness. They recall with satisfaction the period of official communication and, as they take leave, assure ongoing interest in his welfare and that of his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States of America
The Presidents Reply to the Diplomatic Body
The President expresses reciprocal respect and mutual esteem with the diplomatic corps. He notes no interruption in official relations and thanks the diplomats for their interest in his and his family's future happiness. He pledges ongoing concern for their welfare and that of those connected to them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair
Foreign News Breezes Through Troubled Atlantic and Lords
The Steamer President arrived with rough passage bringing London dates to the Yih and Liverpool to the Loid February. About fifty passengers were aboard and cargo valued near $2,000,000. In the House of Lords discussion touched toward the Mehrop case and inquiries about Mr. McLeod's liberation. Lord Palmerston urged restraint due to delicate international matters and indicated that government steps are being taken to protect His Majesty's subjects. The Commons echoed the Caroline affair concerns, with remarks on seizure and destruction, while documents may be laid before Parliament when appropriate.
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London
Liverpool
Mehrop
House of Lords
Earl of Mountcashel
New York
Lord Melbourn
McLeod
Fox
Commons
Lord Stanly
LeLeod
Lord Palmerston
Caroline
Aclow
Lord StanleyThe
M. M'Leod
Hume
House of Representatives
Stevenson
Forsyth
Canada
United States
O'Connell
Mr. O'Connel
Mr. Hume
Lord Stanley
Secretary of Foreign Affairs
Col. McNab
Lord John Russell
Cheere
Political debate over McLeod and Canadian relief tensions
The session tests government action on McLeod and Canadian affairs as Lord Palmerston and Mr Hume clash over instructions to American authorities. Debate touches on Caroline incident, British protection, and anticipated responses, with broader critique of General Harrison and US politics. Wheat and eggs prices noted.
Incoherent Obie BH Harrison Inaugural Row and Veiled Notes
Fragmentary OCR passage references Obie BH Harrisons inaugural events and eccentric phrases about elders brows carts and Camillus appears. Content is garbled with misread terms and unclear events or dates, yielding no coherent story or identifiable entities to summarize meaningfully.
Old Tip’s Message Sparks Reader Notices and Marital Match
A fragmentary note questions N. O. Warren of Canaansville and warns readers in Spring Grove Ill. about exposure for not supporting the Union. Jemmy’s tricks and a chaplain’s call to readers are referenced. A marriage record appears: On the 4th inst by Rev Jas M Bray Orville J Hicks wed Sidney Hall of Jefferson County.
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N. O. Warren
Canaansville
Union
Spring Grove, Ill
Jemmy
Tip
Jas. M. Bray
Orville J. Hicks
Sidney Hall
Jefferson County
Ballard Cash Cabinet M akesg
Financial excerpt shows capital paid in 52 810 00 and 459 92, interest on time 1 500 00, due banks and agents 4 502 00, circulation 74 380 00, deposits 1 140 00, totaling 134 601 92. Ballard, cash cabinet makesg.
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Ballard
Jefferson County Sheriff Sale of Mairs Real Estate
A public sale will be held March 29 between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. at the courthouse door for the property of Benjamin Mairs. The tract, about forty acres with buildings, lies west of Seventh Street and north of the Orr farm, with a right of way reserved for Henry Orr, as described by bounds. Isaac McDonald, Sheriff.
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Court of Common Pleas
Jefferson County
Court House
Benjamin Mairs
County of
Jefferson
Matthew Roberts
John Andrews
Seventh Street
Orr
Stony Hollow
Alexander
Wm. Alexander
William McLaughlin
Orr Farm
Henry Orr
Stony Hollow Run
Isaac M’donald
Auction notices reveal multiple Jefferson county real estate sales
Isaac McDonald will sell at public outcry on March 29 between 10 am and 4 pm at the Jefferson county Courthouse door. Purchases include Thomas Hamilton Lot 1 and Lot 14 in McMurry’s addition Steubenville with buildings, plus Henry Teeple’s claim to a 106 acre tract in Section 12, Township 9, Range 3 with adjoining 17 acres in Steubenville. Also Jacob Shulia’s Lot 52 in Annapolis, 60 by 138 feet with buildings and an added lot measuring “34, containing scree of lewd.” All sales conducted under two fi fa writs from the Court of Common Pleas.
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H. Fa
Court of Common Pleas
Jefferson County
Ito
Henry FH. Teeple
Wayne Township
Ohio
James Sankey
Smithfield
Old Salem Road
Bloomfield
Samuel Sankey
Jrobt
Milligan
Robert Reed
Court House
Henry H. Teeple
Yich
Steubenville
Samuel Fisher
Jeremiah Gray
Robert Smith
Joseph Herford
Clay Lick
Cross Creek
K Talbott
Kinsey
Jacob Shulia
Annapole
Eaid
Annapolis
Isaac McDonald
Sherizf
John P. Cramblett
Jacob Cramblett
Court of Commons Pleas
SmithGeld
Shff
Belmont County
Rilletter
Marcel
Sterbeoville
Thomas V. Carey
David
Sale of David Bettz real estate in Wintersville
Under a Plumies order of sale the right and title of David Bettz in lot 48 in John Winters' addition to Wintersville will be offered at public auction at the specified time and place. Isaac McDonald, sheriff, will conduct the sale on February 13 1841 with the buildings thereon included.
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David Bettz
John Winters
Wintersville
Isaac McDonald
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Gallipolis Bank
Shavers
Gallipolis
Tom
Tyler
Com Ewing
Vinton
Meneger
Smith
Wilson
Pheer
MR. Fox
Foreign News
New Era
Mportane News
Coupee Hace
England
Obie
Camillus
Federel
Bae Ronge
McDonald
Third St
Thomas McKenney
Mar
N.B
Isaac Meek
Smithfield Township
Ali
Joshua Meek
Isaac Meek, Jr
Philadelphia
Public Square
Hans Wilson
Wm. Dougherty
Sceubenville
H. Sterling
4Th and
Adams Streets
Elijah McGrew
Samuel Mansfield
Joel Wood
Swearingen
John
Edward Mansfields
Edward
Ohio River
Riply
Jackson County
Virginia
Benj. Mairs
Bank OF Steubenille
John Milligan
Aib
Otto
Sheri
Eomary Erie
Seteere
Aru
Black Bear House
Fourth St. Steuben
Ville
VV. Owesney
Filip
Oma
Beal
Doman
Dom
Sheriff's Sales
Thomas Hamilton
McMurry
Isaac M'Donald
Isaac McDonald, Shi
Nastern Funds
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Eastern Virginia
James Dougherty
ANK of
Granville
German Bank of Wooster
Bank of Cleveisud
Market
Third Streets
Arkwright Cotton Mills
Hunter & Norton
Stephenville
New Yorks
Philadelpia
Dike & Dolgherty
Bank of the Untitled
Granvelle
Miami Exporting Co
Bank of Cleveland
St. Clair
Pittsburgh
Uomo A
Easvet
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