Sheriff's Sale Notice of Ohio Court Writ
A writ of Venditioni Exponas from the Court of Common Pleas in Huron County Ohio directs sale of Part of Lot 29 in the Ruggles township on September 16 at 1 PM at the Norwalk courthouse. The 70 acre parcel, minus a one acre deeded to B. J. Judson in 1838, is offered to satisfy a judgment in favor of Andrew Cowell against Salisbury and Curtiss. Sheriff E Husted signs the notice from Norwalk on August 16, 1812.
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Court of Common Pleas
Ruggles
Said County
Taventy-Ning
Judson
Andrew Cowell
Salisbury
Curtiss
E. Husted
Sherif
Norwalk
Shertfis
Huron
State of
Ohio
Court House
Greenwich Township
Jluron County
Woodward
W Penr
Huron County
John Shark
Peter C. Sues
Albert G. Sutton
EL. Husted
Sherif Shuriff
Court of Commion Pleas
County of Huron
Tie County
Supreme Court
Chancery
Robert H. McCurdy
Russell Dart
Henry W. Jenkins
Townsend
Said
Joseph M. Root
Sanford G
la Fayette Waldron
J. E. Husted
Sale of lands under writ in Norwalk court
By virtue of a Venditions Exponas from the Court of Huron and State of Olio I will offer sale at ablie vendue at the courthouse door in Norwalk. Sixty acres in Clarksfield in two lots combined with 70 acres and 90 acres more, including parts of lots 14 and 19 bounded by Vermillion river. Lands purchased from Nathaniel N. Daniels by John Hayes to satisfy a judgment for Nathaniel and Harvey Weed against John Hayes. Appraised values: 70 acres $1069 and 90 acres $6105. E. E. WASTED, Sheriff.
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Court of Common Pleas
Huron
Olio
Norwalk
Clarksfield
Said County
Nathaniel N. Daniels
John Hayes
Nathaniel Weed
Harvey Weed
E. E. Wasted
Sherif
Whig Convention for Corwin in Huron County at Fairelield
Norwalk notices a Whig Convention at Steam Corners Fairefield on September 10 at 10 a.m. to nominate county officers for the next election. Delegates equal to double township juror counts will be chosen. township meetings set for September 8 at 3 p.m. Names listed include Williams Worcester Buckingham Baker Hoyt Owen. Juror counts per township listed.
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James Williams
Samuel T. Worcester
John Buckingham
George G. Baker
William R. Hoyt
James F. Owen
Whig Central Corresponding Committee
Naty
Townships
Bronson
New Haven
Clarksfield
Norwich
Fitchville
Peru
Fairfield
Ridgefield
Greenfield
Ripley
Greenwith
Richmond
Hartland
Ruggles
Lyme
Sherman
New London
Townsend
Norwalk
Wakeman
Resignation of the Whigs Shocks State Legislature
The Whig members resign their seats causing the Legislature to adjourn for lack of a quorum. The paper condemns a supposed corrupt majority and lauds the Whigs for standing against disfranchisement, claiming their action saves the state's liberties and preserves equal representation. It urges readers to study accompanying articles explaining the alleged fraud and party manipulation.
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Woo Tsave
Tile State
Aiother
Vlad
County Whig Convention at Fairfield Steam Corners
Notice announces a Whig convention and mass meeting at Fairfield Steam Corners on September 10 with speakers to discuss county interests. The piece cites Central Committee input from townships and promises an assertive, anti ruling party tone reflecting 1810 era spirit.
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Fairfield Steam Corners
Wairfeld
Anl
Whig Convention Call for Pairfield County in 1812
A revived zeal among Whigs urges sacrifice of preferences to save the country from peril. The text predicts a historic convention at Pairfield in 1812, inviting all true Whigs in the county to attend and rally for a united effort.
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Mairfield
Pairfield
Ohio Whig Resignations End Extra Session Debacle
From Columbus dated August 9 1842 a correspondent reports the Ohio Legislature failed to apportion congressional districts after a contentious extra session. Whigs resign their seats in protest condemning fraud and calls for public judgment while the minority accuses the majority of disfranchisement and corruption.
Campaign opens as citizens urged to duty and patriotism
A political notice urges Whigs to return to their posts, declaring that public sympathy for opponents will fade as the campaign begins. The piece calls for firm civic virtue and vigilance, urging readers to perform their duties as patriots.
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Oimo
Lus
Resignations from the Ohio Whigs over assembly disputes
Whig members of the fortieth Ohio General Assembly announce their resignations, detailing perceived tyranny by the majority, hostility toward Whigs in the House, and objections to extra sessions and districting plans aimed at preserving party power. They condemn the majority’s actions and warn of corruption.
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Ohi
General Assembly
Ofto
Fortieth
Coutken
House of Representatives
Congress
Spalding
Thevila
Jatham
Byington
Speaker Spalding
Summit
Congress of the United States
Taylors
McNultys
Party factions clash over districting bill in Ohio Senate
Amid two week session turmoil Whigs and Locofocos quarrel over a reapportionment bill. A new measure was drawn to pack districts and favor one side, sparking a party split. The Senate passed a compromised bill but the House rejected it, leaving Ohio districting unresolved as leaders push for a final formula.
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Byington
Senate
Congress
Virey
House of Representatives
Tin-Pan
Huarien
Bartley
Spangler
Hostelle
Spangla
Spalding
Taylor
Fairfield
Messie Spangler
Hostetter
Toy
Locofuco
General Assembly
Locofoco
Rower
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