Jefferson County Tax Lands to Be Sold at Court House
Notice lists delinquent lands town lots and houses in Jefferson County for 1841 and 1842 taxes. The sale by the county Treasurer will begin at ten o'clock A M on the last Monday in December at the Court House in Steubenville unless taxes interest and penalties are paid beforehand. James Savage Auditor.
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Hunter Samuel
Lot Bv. Co
Knoxville
Saml
Knooxville
Hunter Sami
Tuoter Sami
Willian Newburgh
Hilton William Newburgh
Sloan David Knoxville
Whale
Shase John Knoxville
Shane John Knoxville
Salisman
Newburgh
James Newburgh
New Somerset
Uwder Newburgh Vhale
Wiig
Brush Creek
Crearge
McArthur Davcel Monroesveis
McArthur Daniel Mi Ynroers Vine
Paisley Samuel Monroesville
Springfield Rainey
John Peter Tan
Allesterdaen
Wise
Breads
Adams John B
Beisben
Richard Ractheuast
Eo Loveherty
James Richi
James Sielly
Ao Gilmore
Robert Misers
Whale Ly
Tkasvey Joli
Syriuarfiel
Huey
Johnston Samuel
Abaynard
Benjamin
Andrew
McCartney Grace
Radiewn
Suleim
Radicon
Reese Christan Waebl
Reese Christan
Andrew Sae
Strayer
Andrew Suleoe
If Wilhee
Shaunen
Henry Fainfield
Elenry Parrtielt
Scite Henry Katefeld
Henry Fairfield
Henry Pairfield
Richmond Whale
James
Farfield
Salem
Mt O
Faisfield
Wa&kei
Vincent Ferguson
Ul Sain
Bo Vincent Pergueon
W&h
Vincemt Ferguson
Veirs
Daniel W
Veira
Daniel H
Weuwer
Andrew Shally
Ad Rich
Ao Watt
James Saletit
Watts
Li Wayne
Crawhar
Hiwaouifield
Aoe
Ceres
Ower Agerems Bone
County of
Jefferson
James Savage
Jefferson County
Themas Steupenvilley
Whig Legislation and Congressional Representation Debate
The Vermont legislature backs repeal of the bankrupt law. The piece notes Whigs dominate northern states with 33 of 36 seats, while democrats lead in southern and western states with 19 of 33 in Congress. It questions which party is more fair.
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Vermont
Congress
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Kentucky
Virginia
South Carolina
Mines
Prospectus for The Congressional Globe and Appendix
A historical prospectus outlines continued publication of the Congressional Globe and the Appendix. It details printing form, prices, contents, and advantages of owning both works for full congressional history, noting payment terms and subscription options.
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THE
Congressional Globe and Appendix
Warns Against Neglecting a Cold Leading to Consumption
A dated warning urges readers to treat colds promptly with Dr Duncan's Expectorant Remedy, claiming it clears coughs in days, eases chest pain, and slows consumption. The ad touts absence of opium and narcotics, and highlights its system regulating strengthening effects credited to Jas Turnbull, agent.
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Powerul Medical
Duncan
Health remedy testimonial and election notes in 19th century notice
A widow recounts years of illness, credits Dr Harliche Compound Strengthening German Aperient Pills for recovery after three months of use. She urges others to seek the medicine and notes her public availability. The item shifts to election results with Democratic gains and Congressional returns across counties, highlighting Sevier’s Senate re‑election and vote tallies.
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Lim
Eighth Street
Mary HH
Poursman
Javkeen
Jas. Turnbull
Agi
Anxanweas
Sevier
Senate
Arkapear
Crome
Comune
Abae Evens
Volenwer
Political parties in 1798 to 1842 summarized
The piece traces early Federalists and Democrats Republicans and the rise of modern Whigs and Democrats. It argues that modern parties inherit old Federalist and Democrat principles, with Federalists favoring debt assumption a US Bank and tariffs while Democrats oppose them. It notes continuity in party lines through to the present, emphasizing liberty and universal suffrage.
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Herald
U. S
Thomas Jefferson
U.S
Coons, &c
Congress
Rhode Island
Fragmentary political reflection on Democratic position and Federalism
The passage argues that despite changes in leadership or branding, the Democratic stance persists and cannot be displaced or discredited by new names like Barber. It emphasizes continuity of principles and the enduring presence ofFederalism in the political landscape.
Money or no money in election politics analysis
A Whig party backed broadside argues that money corrupts elections and that legislators control labor prices. The Carrollton Jeffersonian editorial excerpt warns government meddling will harm institutions, urging restraint and criticizing demagogues leveraging finance to gain office.
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Theational Intelligencer
Whig Party
Ihe
Carrollton Jeff
Banks and charter policy for the next legislature
The Republican argues no new bank charters should be issued without sufficient specie backing. Eleven expiring charters could renew only by more specie, which is unavailable, limiting business. He favors winding up extended timelines, seeks fundamental banking principles, and urges avoiding local pressures in future decisions.
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Cvin
Marriages that Month Reported by Local Clergy
The record notes several local marriages: William Ralston to Rectina McKinley on the 24th, Henry L. Coe to Mary Powell on the 3rd, James Mason to Sarah Day on November 2, Daniel L. Lyons to Margaret Wright on November 2, William Thompson to Jane Torrance on November 3, and John W. Ray to Mercy Smith on the 27th, all in Jefferson county area.
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H. G. Domingo
William Ralston
Rectina McKinley
Henry L. Coe
Mary B. Powell
Joseph Kerr
James Mason
Sarah Day
Nicholas Day
Westmoreland County
Notice of Jefferson County road establishment hearing
Public notice announces a hearing by Jefferson County Commissioners on the proposed graded State Road from Abraham Litton’s Ware House in Jefferson County through Smithfield to Peoria in Harrison County. It seeks views for or against the road and compensation claims for land damages, scheduled for the next session on Sunday, December 184 JAMES SAVAGE, November 4.
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Notics
Abraham Litton
Ware House
Jefferson County
Smithfield
Ping Fork
Charles Harrah
Steubenville
Cadiz and
Cambridge
Peoria
Harrison County
James Savage
Neck
Paper and Pap er Supply Exchange Offers in Steubenville
Hanna and Turnbull advertise holding a general stock of writing paper wrapping paper tea paper wallpaper bonnet boards blank books and Western School books to exchange for hogs at three and a quarter cents per pound and Tanner's Scrape at four cents per pound Steubenville news notes pork wanted expects 600 pounds at highest market price in goods.
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Hanna & Turnbull
Western School
Steubenville
J. W'Wechan
Steubenville Now
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