Declination of William B Kerlin for Justice of the Peace
The American Union reports William B Kerlin declines being a candidate for Justice of the Peace in the present election. It notes foreign news that the steamship Great Western brought $750000 in specie. It also mentions supporters of Colonel Richard M Johnson meeting at Jefferson in Harrison county on the 15th, requesting publication of proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Kerlin
Justice of the Peace
Great Western
Friends of
Richard M. Johnson
Jefferson
Harrison County
Anonymous letters blamed by young ladies and others
Complaints arise from anonymous post office letters and letters bearing names of private individuals. The piece condemns the practice as mean and outrageous, urges immediate stop, warns that guilty writers will be ferreted out, and notes handwriting can be recognized even when disguised.
Leap Hour Dinner Mixups Disturb Town Feasts
Residents faced mis-timed bells and delayed meals when the town dinner bell failed to ring until after noon, causing some to rush home to find the kettle only just on the fire. The episode, likened to a leap hour, disrupted routine as workers returned to wait for calls.
Individual Liability for Bank Officers in Pennsylvania
The Senate Banks committee reports a bill making all banks hereafter incorporated and existing charters liable to creditors in their individual capacity up to the par value of stock. Banks must subscribe and pay in specie before operation, and may not issue demand notes. Embezzlement by bank officers carries imprisonment and fines equal to the embezzled amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Banks
Senate of Pennsylvania
Penmanship class led by Mr P P Topo opens in city
Mr P P Topo teaches penmanship stenography and card drawing to over thirty pupils, with many ladies among the learners. A second class starts April first, with many applicants already. He can be reached in the Basement story of the 2d church or at Washington Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our
2D Church
Washington Hall
Supreme Court rules stay laws violate contracts
The U S Supreme Court rule upholds that stay and valuation laws in Illinois impair the obligation of contracts. A loan by Arthur Bronson on Kinzie property prompted mortgage foreclosure. Illinois’ later redemption and appraisal requirements are deemed retrospective and unconstitutional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Supreme Court
Illinois
Arthur Bronson
Kinzie
Jonson
TU v
Maine election fills vacancy after resignations
Pairtielad of Maine is elected to fill the vacancy caused by Mr. Willamen's resignation. The term will end with the 1B Nemate election in March 1804.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Willamen
Maren
Fragmentary Local Notice With Missing Details
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a local notice with references to weeks and dates but lacks clear names places or actions. Readable parts reference a possible event or deadline in a municipal context yet individual entities remain unreadable.
President's Message on right of visitation sparks debate
Fragmented comment on Lord Ashburton note and Lord Peel speech fuels criticism of Daniel Webster and the Tyler administration. The piece argues the treaty grants no real protections for the US flag and warns against British coercion, urging steadfast defense of sovereignty and warning of possible war over the right of search. It blames Whig leadership for poor negotiation and predicts continued tension with Great Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler
Robert Peel
Congress
Great Britain
D. Webster
John Tyler
Daniel Webster
Lord Ashburton
Everett
London
Webster
Africa
England
Mr. Tyler
House of Commons
Lord Aberdeen
United States
Asia
Kendall's Life of Jackson Biographical Serial Planned
An authentic biography of General Andrew Jackson authored by Amos Kendall is announced. The work will begin in May, comprise about fifteen monthly numbers totaling over 600 pages, priced 25 cents per issue or 3.00 for the complete set. Engravings will depict Jackson, his allies, battle grounds, and key scenes from his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Jackson
Amos Kendall
Duncan
North Eighth Street
Philadelphia
Frazer & Bell
Kendall
Jackson
Mar
Mar A Pracer and
Hell
Mr. Deple
Cere
Cass Opposes a National Bank and Tariff Policy
Gen Lewis Cass in a published letter opposes a national bank as unconstitutional and against public opinion, urging the President to veto such a bill if needed. He favors a tariff only to fund government needs with protection for home manufacturing, supports land appropriation to the U.S. government, and pledges to run for President if nominated or to support the convention’s choice zealously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass
United States
Senator Tappans Speech Life Offices
Senator Tappan argues to amend the U S Constitution to end life tenure for federal judges. He cites democratic reform andbank reform as foreshadowing a broader move, noting initial scorn but eventual popular support among Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Tappan
Life Offices
Tappan
U. S
U.S. Senate
Senate
U. S. Senate
Democratic Party
Union
March number of this valuable work reviewed
The March issue matching eastern monthlies in mechanical execution features Frontispiece Wolf Creek Mills 1789 First Mill in Ohio by Dr S P Hildreth Massacre at Big Bottom Indian war club and other articles. Contents include Early Settle by Dr S P Heldreth Diary of St Clair campaign Honor of an Indian and more. Published by J B Williams Cincinnati 2.00 per year Frazer Bell Steubenville O sale details listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf Creek
Ohio
P. Hildreth
Big Bottomm
P. Heldreth
St. Clair
Judge Wilkeson
J. 8
Gold for Cattle in Chillicothe Advertiser Report
An eastern drover paid a farmer in Chillicothe two thousand dollars in new gold coins for cattle. The piece argues specie should replace bank notes and shinplasters, urging perseverance in excluding insecure currency to ensure a real and safe monetary standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe
Money Supply Report Exposes Low 4 Percent Loans
The N S Reporter of the 27th notes abundant funds in New York making 4 percent loans common as banks and capitalists compete for good paper or securities. It warns that a surge of specie supports bank lending and that chartered banks may extend issues despite potential risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester
N. S
New York
Olio
Anetien
Panto
Oregon and the Columbus report on westward settlement
A summary praise of the S Medary committee report from Columbus on Oregon, praising its 21 page pamphlet. The piece notes the nation’s interest in Oregon due to congressional action and English territorial claims, and envisions a populous, free society across the continent under universal law and shared brotherhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
S. Medary
Oregon
Congress
Linn
Missouri
Columbus Committee
West
North America
Atlantic
Pacific
Marriage Notices Missed Over Unendorsed Report
The paper invites ministers to send marriage notices with endorsements. A recent submission arrived without endorsement or known couple, and the handwriting was unclear. The editor declines to publish, while expressing willingness to share future nuptials with proper verification.
Late Election Returns in South Carolina Congress
The report states Holmes Rhett and Campbell are reelected by large majors, Campbell unopposed. Black appears elected in the first district with 599 majority from York and Chester, with Union and Spartanburg still uncounted. Bort wins in the fifth district by 612 over Caldwell, leaving two districts undetailed but likely Democratic. Also notes Orrin Porter Rockwell, accused of the Boggs assassination attempt, was captured and jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Messrs. Holmes
Rhett
Campbell
Black
York and
Chester
Union
Spartanburg
Bort
Caldwell
Globe
Red River Flood Damages Late But Less Than Feared
The Red River rise caused astonishment and panic, yet damage is reported lower than first expected. Few deaths occurred with only scattered losses. Some cotton floated away while cattle drowned in the river bottoms amid the flood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redriver
Ark, Tel
Maine Cultivator Advocates Ashes and Salt Mix for Fertility
The Maine Cultivator recommends a blend of two parts ashes to seven of salt to improve fertility in animals fed on roots and grain. Regular use, up to weekly in spring and summer, helps maintain stomach health and promotes hearty, discerning appetite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Mocheego toeshe i Gotechang We on one ieee Ne ee Ce
The fragment reads as an unreadable line with no coherent names, places, dates, or events. No identifiable entities or actions present to summarize into a valid news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieee
Dyspepsia cured by Harlick medicines for Mr Jonas
Mr Jonas of Sumnertown Pennsylvania reports six years of dyspepsia relieved by Dr Harlick's Compound Strengthening and German Apprient Pills. Symptoms included stomach distension pain nausea loss of appetite giddiness and fatigue. Hartman publicizes benefits and offers information at 19 No Eighth Street Philadelphia. Sold at Frazer Bell Book Store Steud. march 25
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlick
Jonas Orimbe
Sumnertown
Hartman
Dr. Harlich
N. Eighth Street
Philadelphia
Frazer & Bell
Steud
Marriages of James Nickerson and David Hull
Two local marriages recorded this week. James Nickerson, assisted by Alex. McConnell, wed Hannah Gosuutt in this county. David Hull married Eliza Phillips at this place with Rev. J Burns officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer
Alex. McConnell
James Nickerson
Hannah Gos- Suutt
J. Burns
David Hull
Eliza Phillips
Beconano and Black Named for Local Steubenville Posts
Public notice requests support for David B Beconano as Justice of the Peace by Maxy Vorens in the upcoming spring election. It also announces Ross Black as a candidate for mayor of Steubenville, with printing details and dates noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Union
Steubenville Township
David B. Beconano
Justice of the Peace
Maxy Vorens
William Elliott Nominated for Town Treasurer
To the Electors of Steubenville editors announce the name William Elliott as a candidate for the office of Town Treasurer in this voters notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Messrs
William Elliott
R. H. Halsted
William Simpson
Candidates announced for town offices in local race
Gentlemen announce MOSES DILLON as Towns Treasurer candidate and JOHN LEETCH as Township Treasurer. Editors urged to publish STEPHEN W. HILL as candidate for Town Recorder and Township Clerk. MANY VOTERS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Morris & Frazer
John Leetch
Messrs
Stephen W. Hill
Halsted and Harlan Named Candidates for Local Offices
A notice from voters announces R. H. Halsted as a candidate for Town Recorder and E. T. Harlan as a candidate for Constable with the date marked March 18.
Candidate for Constable in Steubenville
To the Electors of Steubenville to Gentlemen, I again offer myself as a candidate for Constable, and should I through your suffrages, be so fortunate as to be elected, I shall to the best of my abilities, endeavor to discharge, faithfully, the duties of the office. mar. 48. J. M. THOMAS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
J. M. Thomas
Emar
James Melvin
Steubenville Township
James Keeley
Emdeavor
Rhesa Kendall
Local Constable and Marshal Candidates Announced
Multiple readers and editors publish candidate notices for local offices. ALEX'R. ARMSTRONG for Constable, William Cable for Constable and Marshal, William Simpson for Marshal, and James Melvin for Marshal pledge faithful service and re election effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris & Frazer
William Cable
Mrs Editors By announcing PE THEA THOMAS o & candidate for Bae
An unclear notice announces a candidate named Thea Thomas in a local district race. The fragment references her as a prospective office seeker and notes support from friends. Names and details are garbled in OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mewrs
Pethea Thomas O
Bae Percenne
the &d
Notice to Steubenville Owners to Clear Obstructions
Notice to owners and occupants in Steubenville to remove filth rubbish and obstructions from gutters and sidewalks and repair adjacent pavements by a May deadline. The Street Commissioner will enforce the ordinance with town expense plus 25 percent penalty if neglected, costs recoverable, and tenants may charge expenses to landlords. Ambrose Shaw street commissioner dated March 25 1843.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borough of
Steubenville
Ambrose Shaw
Local Officers Elected in Each Ward and Townwide Vote
In Alexandria on March 18 14438 officers to be elected include a recorder treasurer marshal and four councilors per ward elect a councilman while other officers are chosen by a townwide vote. Jas Simpson James Hanna Joshua Grimes James Dillon appear among names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Simpson
James Hanna
Joshua Grimes
James Dillon
Alexander Mar
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Stenbenvilee, Ohio
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Pairtielad
Semanas
Sonorch
Lewis Cass
Asseviewn Pionmeer
St. Louis
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Boggs
Red River
Stafford
Conn
Europe
Mer. Hl. Waters
Eprroxe
Ross Black
Town of
People
Moses Dillon
Eli T. Harlan
Constable
John E. Armstrong
James Blackburn
Thomas Hawkins
3D District
Lone
Ter the Yeong
Vt Pam
Boe
Frazpr A
PPA
Harris
No.4
P.S
Farmer's and Mechanic’s Inn
William Ralston
Ralston
Mickey
Frazer & By
Miss Meek
Cine Viduse
Sas.l In
H. H. Leavitt
D. L. Collier
Louis A
N. R Conn
Frazer and Bell Fed
J. McElroy
Oneal & Barnes
Bdllin
Frazzr
Benn
John Mills
Brush Creek
N.e.gr
Isaac McDonald
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