Bankrupt sale follows downfall from ball misstep
A bankruptcy sale in Norwalk lists Albert G. Sutton and Cy K. Drew holdings, including Baker's addition real estate and farms. A tavern house in field township and other parcels are offered to the highest bidder, with extensive details on parcels and titles. The narrative interweaves a cautionary tale about a birth-night ball, misused funds, and a tenant's rent default ending in ruin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Albert G. Sutton
Baker
Steam Corners
Iield
Rogers
Cy K. Drew
towreol Ruggles
Drew
Stanley Wes
Bradford Sturtevant
Ruggles
Sturtevant
T’. B. Sturges
C. L. Laurin trust
Jham Brewster
Huron county
Huron
State of Ohio
PENNEWELL
Norwath
Court of Common
Lucas
Oho
South Huron
Shirley
e county
Joseph lwell
Court of Commons
Cyrus Jayman
Joseph B. Tillinghaat
HUSTED
Beriue
Whigs and Locofoco foes clash over Tyler nomination
The Ohio and Cleveland papers rail at John Tyler and James K. Polk era politics. The Madisonian mocks the Tyler presses aim to push Clay off track and win Whig support by denouncing Van Buren. The Cleveland Herald notes Whigs united against the Locofoco faction and lampoons partisan tricks as Ireland and American tours unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TYLER
Wyler
Madisonian
Jones
Ohio Statesman
Ohio
John Tyler
Locafoco
Republic
Clay
Whig
Van Buren
John
Cleveland Herald
Ireland Celebrates O Connell in John Ball’s Dominion
Liverrgor notes a July 9 1843 celebration in John Ball’s realm marking O Connell’s influence. The account mentions Sam arriving from Dublin and over 200 000 Repeaters witnessing the event at Donny Brook Green. A Merrion Senate display is cited and a planned Boston steamer departure is delayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ball
Sam
Dublin
O'Connell
Donny Brook Green
Merrion Senate
Boston
Lafayette and Henry Clay Anecdote Revealed by Lafayette
An 1832 Paris visit to Lafayette at Lagrange by a U.S. Navy officer leads to praise for Henry Clay. The veteran notes Clay as a respected American statesman and friend, shared during three days of hospitality and discussion. George Washington Lafayette appears in the departure scene from the grand estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Island
enquirer
Sean
tyes
Scott
Elis
Sally
Sully
Miami
servant of Satan
Scout
rand
Peter Scott
Cincinnati
offeast
Methodist Benevolent Society
Jacob
Texas
Satan
IRELAND
Weed
Albany Journal
Europe
Rochester
N. Y
Dusuin
Sin
England
Liverpool
Courtinac-sherry
Hughs
Purcell
coast guard
France
America
Cole
Father Mathew
Cashell
Clogheen
8Hdare
Clonmell
Carlow
Sulkenny, &c
Dustin
oxce
Parliament House of Ireland
Bank of Ireland
O'Connell
Extra Freemans Journal
Sewards
New York
s&i
Clay
United States
Washington
Lafayette
Prankfort
HENRY CLAY
United States Navy
Paris
Lagrange
US States
George Washington Lafayette
Wyandots Leave Ohio for Western Homes
From Logan Gazette July 15 the Wyandot Indians journeyed through the village en route to new homes west of the Mississippi. The account notes their strength, culture, and orderly conduct, lists counts of tribe members and possessions, and describes their route via Urbana to Cincinnati and on to St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Gazette
Ohio
Mississippi
Cus
Warrone
McKee’s Creek
Jaques
Michigan
Canada
Ohio Wyandots
Cincinnati
Xenia
Urbana
Columbus
St. Louis
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Court of Common Mleay
Samuel Tweedy
Ichabod Marshall
E. GE. HUSTED
Noriwalk
trett Schuyler i
ANDROS
JAMES H. PERKINS
Signor Blitz
Mons. Guibert
Mrs. Scott
Lippencow’s
Betsey
lend
Blue Lick Spring
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