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Newspaper

Huron Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1832

Page

2

Capture of Don Miguel’s Fleet Secured by Don Pedro

Reports from Cadiz state the Don Miguel fleet surrendered to Don Pedro after a night engagement off Oporto. Ships cited include Don Juan Vel of 80 guns and 778 men, Princes Royal rigate, Cybele, Isabelle, Fego, and Audacious with a total 218 guns and 1996 men. Cadiz citizens welcomed the news amid amnesty decrees.

Europe Don Miguel N.Y. Journal of Commerce Journal of Commerce Farren Cadiz Don Pedro Vigo Sartorious Oporto Dom Migtel Don Juan Vel Princes Royalrigate Cybele Isabelle Fego Audacious Ferdinand Haas England Holland London Bordeaux Penafiel Portugal Ajax Hiera Hook Liverpool Madrid Vigo Bay King of Holland States-General Puich Bimie

Ohio Electors Qualified to Vote for Presidential View

A list of named individuals from multiple Ohio counties elected on November 2nd to serve as electors of the state for the presidential vote. The governor Duncan M. Arthur certifies the election and seals the document at Columbus on November 16th in 1830, witnessed by Secretary M. A. Kinny.

Benjamin Tappan Jefferson County John M. Goorenow Hamilton County Jonathan D. Morris Belmont County Samuel Coldwell Warrenco Mark T. Mills Dark County Robert D. Forsman Green County Joseph J. M Dowell Mighland County Valentine Keffer Pickaway County Isaac Dumphreys Washington County Alexander Elliott Knox County John Chaney Muirfield County Alexander M’connel Morgan County Michael Moore Harrisson County John Larwill Wayne County Tl Baldwin Trumball County George Marshall Richland County Jonathan Cil Iay George Sharp Fisher A. Blocksam Columbiana County Wm. 8. Tracy Geauga County Jeremiah M’lene Franklin County State of Ohio United States Kaw Duncan M Aternie State of Ohio Columbus United States of America Duncan Marthur M. A. Kinny

Acquittal in Counterfeit Note Trial At Cleveland

The trial of Col William G Taylor of Cleveland on charges of possessing counterfeiting piles ended in acquittal. Reports describe prosecution witnesses harshly questioned, with no confirmation of charges. Also reported is a Lyme town wife wounded by an accidental rifle discharge, injuries to arm and lung, surgical aid given, and hopes for recovery.

Tee London England France Halland Kexa Prussia Austria Russia Scheldt General Chasse Stock Exchange Polland Chasse Antwerp Belgium Romanta Grecius Bogland Greece Otho Bavaria Euerope Col Wilnitam G. Taylor Cleveland Joux’ Wi QU. S. Jour Nicholas Groat Lyme Watertown Vic Revister

Tragic House Fire Kills Two Children in Groton

At about 10 pm Monday a fire destroyed the Beers residence in M Lean village Groton Tompkins County. Two children aged 8 and 6 perished in the flames while a hired girl was away. the parents had been visiting Ithaca. The home and belongings were lost. Source Ithaca Journal Nov 14.

Metaxenovy Catastrort M’lean Groton Tompkins Co Grandison Beers Beers Ithaca Theevening Ithava Journal

Distressing Casualty Near Mantua

Near Mantua in Geauga county Auburn resident Philip Ingle returning home, somewhat intoxicated, fell by the roadside and was left. A passerby mistook him for a bear and, with companions, fetched a rifle. Believing they had found a bear, they fired, killing Ingle. The group is deemed heedless, not malicious, in the tragic incident.

Philip Ingle Auburn Geauga County Mantua

Prisoner Attacks Jailor in Washington County Jail

A prisoner, held on assault charges, attacked the jailor with a case knife during opening of a cell door. The jailor blocked the assault, received multiple wounds, and with guard assistance restrained the attacker. A gale disrupted shipping with the schooner The Lord Nelson ashore at Dunkirk and the Missionary schooner Supply sinking near Goose Island.

Washington County Columbian Cain Andrew McCloy Belden Cleaveland Long Point Lord Nelson Dunkirk Missionary Schr. Supply Goose Island Detroit Mackinas Marthe Ogden

Vessel wreck near Stony Point on 12th inst

Capt Vaughan sprang a leak between Oswego and Lacke's Harbor and was driven on rocks near Stony Point where she broke up. A number of passengers and the crew were saved. She belonged to J. and S. Denison. Buffalo Journal November 21.

Vaughan Oswego Lacke's Harbor Stony Point J. & S. Denison Buffalo Journal

Ohio Legislature opens with new officers in 1832 session

Norwalk reports the Ohio Legislature convened in Columbus with Col George Edwards presiding pro tem in the House. David T Disney elected Speaker, George H Flood Clerk, William Ferguson Doorkeeper. In the Senate Samuel R Miller elected Speaker, William Maig Clerk, Isaac Cool Doorkeeper. Jacksonians hold 59 House, 19 Senate. anti Jacksonians 30 House, 17 Senate.

Columbus George Edwards Brown County David T. Disney Cincinnati George H. Flood Zanesville William Ferguson Guernsey County Senate Samuel R. Miller Hamilton County William W. Maig Isaac Cool

State Progress and Prosperity in 1832 Address

Gentlemen of the Senate and House receive a reflection on Ohio like growth and blessings. The speaker notes a population near one million, vast natural resources, extensive waterways, and improving commerce. He cites state founding thirty years prior, growth in agriculture and industry, and education expansion. Treasury receipts total $265,217.22 for state and canal purposes through November 15, 1832.

Senate House of Representatives Cincinnati Treasury

Ohio Canal Debt and Treasury Totals 1832 1833

Figures detail the Canal debt total about 1 834 847 957 with interest due January 1833 around 285 000. Receipts from lands, tolls, and road funds are counted toward interest payments, while notes issued to fund repairs and extensions to the National Road are arranged for payment. The Ohio Canal completion reduces future expenses as engineers may be dispensed with.

Canal Fund Congress Ohio Miami Canal Ohio Canal United States Treasury General Revenue Bank of Zaneaville Bank of St. Clairsville Bank of Columbus Bank of Chillicothe Seth Adams Bank of Chillicoths Lake Erie Ohio River Oh River Board of Canal Commissioner

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