Venditioni Exponas Sheriff Sales and Notices
Auction notices from the Huron County area reveal multiple sheriff sale announcements, listing properties such as horses oxen wagons and a buggy, to satisfy judgments for individuals including Cyrus Butler and David Gaull, with dates set in February 1844 and locations Norwalk Norwalk village and Richmond.
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court of common pleas
county of Huron
State of Ohio
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Birminge County
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Cyrus Butler
B. E. WASTED
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Huron
Norwalk
St. John
David Gaull
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Romance at the National Theatre ends in reunion
A wealthy, dark haired lady and her young companion attract notice as they attend a theatre. A concealed romance unfolds with a clandestine marriage, the husband’s disappearance, and a later reunion in Mobile after an emotional night in Cincinnati. The tale centers on enduring love and social consequences.
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National Theatre
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Mobile
Alabama
Cincinnati
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New Orleans
Natchez
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Debt Plan Hopes To Restore State Finances
In 1860 discussion centers on issuing new stocks to reduce debt and regain a viable money system. Backing from hard-money advocates and repudiation opponents is urged to support a plan to end the so called red dog paper and reunite Michigan with its own circulating money.
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Licking
General Assembly
Ohio
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Nucark Gazette
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Pennsylvania
Canada
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Michigan
commonwealth of Obie
Clereard Elerald
Political Commentary on Clay and Baldwin era Rifts
The piece critiques opponents of Mr. Clay, cites Adams’s alleged bargain with Win Driven Gam le, and quotes praise for Clay from supporters. It notes Clay’s public reception, including dinners in Lafourche, and a toast calling him idol of one party and admiration of another. It also mentions a Washington correspondent’s take on James Buchanan and Locofocoism five points, a medical warning about belladonna use in infants, and Mike Walsh’s incarceration on fines.
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Ohio State
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Supreme Court
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Statesman
General Assembly
Clay
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Weany Chayo
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Washington
U. S. Gazette
Puchynan
James Buchanan
Letra idvertisar
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Martin Van Buren
New Hampshire
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American Journal of the Medical Sciences
Mike Walsh
Eldridge Street
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