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Newspaper
Huron Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1831
Page
3
From the New York area accounts report Dawn Wrlnass, famed captor Major Andre’s ally, dying at Rensselaerville on Tuesday the 2d inst in his 79th year. He was buried with military honors at Livingstonville in Schoharie County.
Obituary notes the July 24 death of Exiwaner Noor, 61, of Fairfield after a 15 foot fall while unloading wheat in a barn. Neck injuries caused paralysis and he died on July 12 following the accident. Also mentions deaths in Townsend, Sandusky County, and a Mrs Stauinas and a daughter aged 12, with scant details.
Norwalk patentee BEL S Parkinson offers mills at one hundred dollars each with driving gear ready. He guarantees satisfactory utility and durability, invites visits to his Paper-Mill in Norwalk or Merry Mills in Milan to view mills in operation. He will erect driving gears and supply Flint Ridge stones. certificates praise efficiency and power savings with smaller stones.
13395 Prizes 990 T 20825 Blanks 34220 Tickets Whole Tickets 5 Halves 2 50 Quarters 1 25 Orders from abroad post paid enclosing cash or prize tickets in former lotteries promptly attended to The Register containing an official statement of the drawing will be forwarded to each adventurer Cash paid for prizes on presentation Apply to or address G A COOK Agent for Yates and Tuture No 68 Wood street Pittsburgh Or Simeon B Spares Agent Norwalk
The publisher outlines a new periodical covering physical natural science including anatomy biology chemistry and natural history with reviews on Atlantic science and Indian languages. It targets broad diffusion of knowledge at six hundred pages yearly priced at 350 dollars subscriptions due in advance. First issue planned July 1831 under editor G W Featherdonhaugh with communications to Philadelphia offices.
A dense OCR list catalogs numerous banks across New York and surrounding states, including Albany, Newburgh, Utica, Troy, Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse, Troy, and regional towns. It also references banks in Maryland, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Canada, tied to county and city names, with numerous branch mentions.
European naturalists form a vast, ongoing network while America lags in geology and organic remains. A monthly journal, free of patronage, will advocate natural history, invite public support, and publish fifty pages per issue with essays on geology and natural history to popularize science for a broad audience.
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