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American Union

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1843

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Bank disputes echo in Ohio Jefferson county politics

In a sequence of letters and notices from the 1843 Ohio scene, D. Carre and others dispute claims about bank surplus revenue and interest payments. They challenge editorials in the Herald and defend residents against fiscal misstatements while arguing over stock value, taxation, and the push for specie payments amid political rivalries.

Auditor's Office D. Carre Alexander Conn A. J Messrs Epitors Cassil Trur David Moody's Herald Jefferson County The Ohio Dave Solomon FP. & M. Bank the Herald Universal Whig Party

Letter from Col. Benton on currency reform in Missouri

Col. Benton writes from St. Louis on September 16, 1842 to Clay county leaders. He argues hard-money restores constitutional currency, criticizes Hamilton and paper money, praises Jackson and Van Buren reforms, and warns Missouri against banking expansion and depreciated notes. He urges self executing laws to curb banks, endorses gold as national currency, and cites French and English practices.

Clay County Congress Hamilton Jackson Mr. van Buren Treasury van Buren IS11 First National Bank Sherrod Williams Bank of France Directory France State of Missouri

Memory and Reminiscence on Life's Quiet Gravity

The passage contemplates memory as a lasting gift of pain and pleasure, recalling countless personal incidents as life wanes. It reflects on love, aging, and the solitude of old age, noting how memories of friends, wisdom, and beauty shape future conduct and prepare the soul for another state.

Intellectual curiosity ends in egg theory joke

A nine year old student, studying Bacon Locke and Stewart, explains to his grandmother the process of sucking eggs with a philosophical twist. He instructs on making an incision at the apex and insertion at the base, prompting the grandmother to recall older methods of piercing both ends.

Marcu Locke Stewart Grandmama

A View on Death and Moral Duty From Avren Tuovents

Avren Tuovents highlights how death sharpens memory of kindness and unkindness, urging carefulness in official duties and repentance. Doctor Cannine notes a man from a modest trade may discern motives and weigh evidence more wisely than a widely traveled scholar with vast knowledge.

Avren Tuovents

Rare land sale invitation in Ottawa County Ohio

A Port Clinton agent offers 0 47 quarter sections and eighty acre tracts in Ottawa County. Described as heavy timbered, entered 17 years ago by a top land judge, now for sale at low prices with time for settlers. Portage river navigable, markets in Canada and New York, inquiries to James Dougherty in Port Clinton. Nov. 114at¢ Agent for Proprietors.

Ottawa Ohio Portage Canada New York Port Clinton Ottawa County James Dougherty

Executors Sale of Mansfield Property in Wayne Township Ohio

Public sale of real estate from the estate of Thomas Mansfield deceased on Saturday December 2, 1943 at his late residence. The property includes multiple tracts totaling about 78 acres plus 108 acres and a 60 acre adjoining tract in Wayne township Jefferson County Ohio. Sale may combine or separate tracts. terms announced day of sale. lands sold free from widow’s dower by John Mansfield executor.

Thomas Mansfield Seid Caleb Dean Jemima S. E N. E Wim. Sherrow & Eunice Wayne Township Jefferson County Ohio John Mansfield

Sheriff Sale Notice in Jefferson County 1843

By virtue of a writ of vendi exep.. issued from the Court of Common Pleas of Jefferson County I will offer for sale on the Mth day of November 1843 between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. at the door of the Court case in Steubenville the property described as two sorrel horses taken in execution and to be sold. Hunter Sam D. Sh'ry.

Court of Common Pleas Jefferson County Steubenville Sorre Sam D. Hunter William Lyons Jefferson Co Court House House Short Creek Isaac M'Donald I. McDonald Schiff John ‘Tiller Isaac Miller N. B

Sale of seized horses and wagons under writ in Jefferson County

By virtue of a fi fa writ, the sheriff offers at the Steubenville courthouse door on Tuesday November 14 between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. several seized animals and gear: two gray mares, two bay horses, two sorrel mares, one bay mare, one bay horse, two sets of harness, and two four horse wagons. Bidding under H Hunter. November 4, 1848.

Sheriff Sale Notices in Jefferson County Court

In Chancery Alexander Lowry sheriff announces a sale by public outcry at the Stephenville courthouse. On October 23 a forty acre tract in Jefferson county west of Steubenville is offered between 10am and 4pm by master commissioner Isaac McDonald, with adjournment to November 13.

Samuel Oswalt Alexander Graden Court of Common Pleas of Jefferson Co Stephenville Steubenville Isaac McDonald SIV Chancery I. McDonald

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