Ohio Senate and House clash over amendments and judges
The record notes a Senate amendment dispute on a judicial courts bill and House withdrawal from its amendment. It lists the Senate’s return to the chamber, ballots for associate judges, and a Major General in the division. Also included are minutes on bills read, including banks in Huron and Norwalk, and public notices of census data, curiosities, and local incidents.
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House
Anony
Kirby
George Endley
Columbiana
Joan J. Bowman
George M’cook
Wayne
James Robison
Marion
Richard Hayes
Durk
James Tush
Lhiams Rohe C. Parker
Robert Shirley
Greene
Samuel Kyle
Jacques Hurlbert
Seneca
Selden Graves
Benjamin Pettinger
Ath
Walter M. Blake
Air Chamber
Dtme
Jr. Baker
Geauga Iuron
Aort
Joint Committee of Vision
Turon Inty Bank
Norwalk
Ole
Ridgeway
Stoddard
Committee of E
Huron County Bank of
Huron County
Ander
Burlington
Licks County
First United Congregatial and Presbyterian Society
Monroe
Ashtabula
Court of Common Pleas
Huron
Ohio
Ingard
Oxford
D. Warrison
Daniel and
Mary Huntington
Pater
Rebecca Christopher
James Forsyth
David Long
John Beatty
James Johnson
William Gurley
Adams
L. Brapving
Comon Plaun
Doreers Palmer
Joseph No
Henry Prckard
Itchville
Hiram Curtiss
Fanny Palmer
Mt Said Court
Orris Parish
Joseph N. Pickard
Pullo Adams
Levesues Hearney
Eldredge
Charles Bush
James Mingus
Philo Adams
Saeriff
B. L. Buaotey
Marer
Stephen Lockwood
Jandy
Menry Lockwood
G. Lockwood
Merry
Forte
Leggett Fox & Co
John Keeler
P. Adams
Sherif
B. L. Baanuzy
Report on Manufactures and minority view from Mr. Moxent
Norwalk notes the publication of Mr. Mallary's Manufactures report and promises next week the minority report from Mr. Moxent. The papers were forwarded by Mr. Barnury, the congressional representative, with other valuable items. No major European dispatches arrived.
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Mallary
Moxent
Banrury
Congress
Europe
Prices fall as duties clip costs in early reports
The piece notes wide price drops across goods from glass to gunpowder, turpentine, castor oil, and bricks due to duties and protectionist policy. It highlights a general rise in US imports revenue tied to increased selling capacity, then shifts to snow storms and mail delays, and ends with praise for a new thrashing machine tested by farmers and a large lemon exhibit.
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Ite
England
United States
Fragmented Shipping and Local Notices from the Era
The text presents scattered items including a cotton lot description with measurements and weights, a commentary on cotton trade with English imports, a note about Albany mayor releasing debtors from prison, and a small marriage notice in Seneca County.
Portland Mansion House to Rent in Sandusky Ohio
NL subscriber offers his new and elegant tavern stand in Sandusky City for a term of two to five years. The main building is forty four feet square, three stories high, with numerous apartments and a dining hall for up to 150, plus a third story portico with lake and Canada shore views. A spring in the yard and another in the cellar. Rent begins after completion and no rent until May. Advertisements to run in newspapers. January 3, 1831. Michael Gill, Sandusky City.
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Sandusky City
Ohio
Lake Erie
Canada Shore
Lake Navigation
H. Victor. Sandusky
Ohio State Journal
Coluabus
Liberty Hall
Cincinnati Gazette
Cincinnati
Ohio Republican
Iavesnille
Michael Gill
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Stark County
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Turon
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