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Newspaper
Huron Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1832
Page
4
The speaker wanders a cathedral, hearing echoes of the dead as various figures abandon their past roles. The warrior sheathed, the poet silenced, the miser penniless, and the maiden unseen. The printer rests, the organ hushes, and the mariner longs for safe shores as a lone voyage resumes. The speaker vows to rise again beyond sleep.
Narrator describes coastlines near Long Island and Sandy Hook then recounts Mark Clifford a widower and farmer who joined General Abercrombie in 1758 during the French and Indian War at Ticonderoga. Clifford shields his fellow soldiers fending off a French assault, disarms an opponent, and is wounded fatally as a French rifleman shoots him through the lungs.
A narrative recounts Mary Williams and Marshall Clifford, siblings whose lives reflect patriotism and benevolence. Marshall dies heroically at Monmouth in 1778 after gallant acts, while Mark Clifford survives to learn of kin casualties and perishes in grief. their grandfather and grandson endure sorrow, ending with reflections on duty and faith.
Abel S Parkinson of Norwalk offers to supply any number of Mills at one hundred dollars per mill with ready driving gears and a warranty of utility and durability. Purchasers pay only after satisfaction. View live mills at the Paper Mill Norwalk or Merry Mills Milan. Parkinson will erect gears and extend credit. Stones from Lint Ridge Quarry rival French Burrs. Norwalk, January 22, 1831.
Certificate by Ebenezer Merry from Milan dated August 16 1831 states he operates one Parkinsons Patent Mill started April 1 and confirms it grinds flour as well as four foot stones with twenty inch stones using about two thirds water, producing equally good flour.
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