Newspaper Advertising Rates Adopted by Ohio Editorial Corps
The American Union and Herald & Gazette announce new advertising charges effective immediately in Steubenville. Casual ads, meeting notices, marriage and death notices, and other communications will be billed at standard rates. lead items like runaway marriages require extra fees. Patent medicines incur a 50 percent discount but cash must accompany insertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohioféditorial Corps
Columbus
Newrspayers
J. G
M. L. Morris
the American Union
Wilson & Worstell
Herald & Gazette
Steubenville
Evans
North 8Th St
Phila
Pittsburgh
St Clair St
James Turnbs
Tefferson Co
Philadelphia
Win. Evans
Poplar Lane
Coates St
Martin
Velle
Genuime
Oll
Jan
Turnball
Jefferson Co
Ion
Robert Monroe
Sechaylkill
Ture -Ornes
The Bankrupt Presidency and Reform Echoes
A transcribed editorial from the Globe reflects on the Bank of the United States crisis and banking suspensions. It argues the Liverpool news reveals true bankruptcy of the bank, criticizing Hottingeurs and English finance while praising New York and Philadelphia banks for resisting suspension. It labels the bank as deceitful and calls for accountability alongside observers in Philadelphia and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Bank of the United States
Paris
England
Bank of England
London Chronicle
Philadelphia Ledger
Ledger
North America
Pennsylvania
Commercial
Penn Township
Philadelphia
Manufacturers’ and Mechanics
Farmers'’s
Uni
Southwark
Western
New York
N. Y
Dueuage de Gretenes
Forefathers and Whigs Stirrow in Revolutionary Debate
Frederick Sammons laments the shifting loyalties of local forefathers from Federalists to Whigs, accusing them of brutality during the Mohawk river uprising and denouncing their alleged corruption. He condemns their current political stance while predicting defeat for Federalists in November, framing the issue as a battle between republican virtue and aristocratic influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freenen
Ohio Patriot
Frederick Sammons
Johnstown
Montgomery County
N. York
Herald
Phillip Reynolds, Jr
St. Clairsville Gaz
Flint
New York
Canada
George the I
P. Reynolds
The
Herald Sun
Montgomery Republican
Wm. P. Cauchnet
John Johnson
King George's
Theommander
Johnson
Mohawk River
Dom Funda
Congress
Nova Scotia
U. S. Bank
Nick Biddle
Banks urged to sustain specie payments amid market fear
A Philadelphia based appeal argues banks must solidarity to weather pressure and preserve specie payments. It criticizes New York Journal coverage as inciting panic and alleges no actual bank run occurred despite sensational reports. The piece calls for public confidence and mutual aid among solvent banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia
National Intelligencer Today
National Intelligencer
Wall Street
Second Ukase of the Emperor Nicholas
The article discusses the second regulation condemning paper and credit systems replacing gold and silver as currency. It argues for state banks of deposits under constitutional currency with an independent treasury, noting Amsterdam as a model and urging awareness of the currency reform movement shaping U.S. finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Amsterdam
United States
Bank of Deposite Establishment Rules in Imperial Russia
A 1840 decree ordains a special cash deposit chest near the Imperial Bank of Commerce for Russian coin. It outlines deposit, custody, and note issuance by the Bank of Deposite, with notes to circulate at par, payment on demand, reissue rules, mail transmission with insurance, anti counterfeiting measures, and provisions for ingots and bank organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Bank of Commerce
Russia
Bank of Commerce
Council of Credit Establishments
Bank of Deposite
Crown &S
Bank of
Receipts and Expenditures of the United States 1817 to 1838
A condensed table from the Washington Metropolis outlines US receipts from 1817 to 1838 and expenditures by year including public debt totals. Trust funds are excluded from both receipts and expenditures. The document also lists letters remaining in Richmond post office as of October 1, 1830 headed by numerous names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washngtos
Whig
Mr. van Buren
Adame
The
United Stats
Warrenton
Eliza Blair
Charles Bevington
Henry Cape
Fanny Cree Field
Patkison
Wiliam Deticcen
Jervie
James Campbell
Polly
Caate
Local Names List Features Incomplete OCR Segment
A condensed OCR snippet lists numerous individuals including John Lee David Long James McConnell Marth McCormack and others such as Wm Noble Henry Newland Jesse Ong Milasa Ong Mary O Neal Thos Price Susan Sharon Jane Sqibb Agnes Suddith David Tubil Rebecca Wood and John Watson. The fragment suggests a roster or notice but lacks context or actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awwr
John Lee
David Long
James McConnell Marth McCormack
Noble Henry Newland
Newlen
Jesse Ong
Miss Milasa Ong
Mary O'Neal
Thos Price
Henry Aine
Susan Sharon
Jane Sqibb
Agnes Suddith
David Tubil
Rebecca Wood
John Watson
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He Amevican
Vileee
Globe
Nicholas
Richmond
John Bion
Mw. K. Griffin Finton Broch
John Beechout
James Groves
Daniel Vangaylder
Wmorehead
Henry Hail
Joseph Morehead
Sarah F Powell
Mehetebel
David White
Martin Bryan
James Maxwell
John G. Jemmison
Andrew Kelly
Jacob Eversole
James Crawford
Wm. Hart Or Smith
William Carnes
H Sohnson
John Smith
John
Tidball
Robert Booles
Stephen Cunningham Saral M Copes
John Gadbis P.M
WE Hannah
Jos. Browne
6Th Street
Williamsburg
Bram Evans
Browne
Brown
Wm Evans
Joseph Browne
City and County of
Long Island
Hannah Browne
P. Pinkney
Com
North St
St. Clair Street
James Turnbull
Shbiy Woo and Shoe Store
Third Street
William M. Loring
Ohio
N. B
W.m.l
Georgis
Market Street
Third St
James Dougherty
Court House
John Mills
Brush Creek
Samuel Filson
Parsons and Welder
Hosick Falls
Carle, Miller & Carle
Wll
Jenk
James Wallace Jr
Armstrong & Nokrtslop
Street Steubenville
APPLE
Dohrman, Walker & Co
Dohrman
W. Walker
A. H. Dohamas
Seabenville
L.de Garrett
Fharwan, Walker and Co
Ceaobker Te
Dueet
Walter & Ce
Sinclair Gepeco Trecey
Stew
Johrman, Walker & Co
N.O
Rio
Java
Havana
Teneriffe
Lisbon
Maderia Vines
Rom
Brecery
Jomo Mewes
Justice of the Peace of Meeteesibe Lowe
Jederon
Thamar
Brpreeher
OMS Agl
Navy
Wayne
Jefferson County
State of
Said
Adam J. Leslie
Spohns Elixe
Fletcher Street
Pearl Street
Comstock & Co
T. & G. Johnson
Rly Hicckeerilx
Smithfield
Barnes Isaac Barcus
James Broad
Henry Benedict
Amelia Benford
Thos Cramblett
Chester
James Carroll Catharine Chure
Margt Crawford
John Derry
Jer. Dempsey
Mary Gallir
Markus Gibbons
Elizabeth Hall
James Hardy
Hayle
Ann Hau . Wre
Joel Iite
James Irvine
P.M
RS. Good
Mount Joy
Lancaster County
Market St
Gery Peg
Third St. Steubenville
T. & G. Odbert
Odbert
Thomas Odbert
James Odbert
Stud
M. Leney
Blanka
Spohn
Mos
Fr. Spom
K. & G Johnston
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