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Huron Reflector in Norwalk, Ohio

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Huron Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1839

Page

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Rescued Captive Alice Rejoins St. Clare Family at Home

In Hartford area tale, Alice St. Clare is found after years with an English family. Mr St. Clare travels to London, reunites with his lost daughter Alice with Apthorp and Mrs Villars aiding. The match with Margaret St. Clare culminates in a wedding aboard the Nancy and a return to Connecticut. Ceneco is never heard from.

England Boston Alice Margaret Nonor Ceneco Coneco Honor Monor Liverpool Ashton Il America Cliflouadhca St Clare London Sle Ast Clifton North America Apthorp Mr St. Clare Southwick Mrs. Villars Ashton Hill Hugland Margaret St. Clare Mrs. Willars Marcard Nancy Oakwood Great Britain United Families of St. Clare Connecticut

Embezzlement Statute Language for Ohio General Assembly

The act defines embezzlement by clerks officers or servants in private firms or public bodies and prescribes penalties equal to feloniously stealing for misappropriated money goods or rights. It covers evidence of debt negotiable instruments and buyers or carriers who receive embezzled property, with prosecutions by indictment in the proper county.

General Assembly State of Ohio Jas. J. Paran Turse of Representatives William Wawiins Senate

Ohio bans betting on elections under 1839 law

The article cites an 1839 Ohio act penalizing bets on any election and on federal races. It sets fines from five to five hundred dollars, requires indictment by common pleas, directs fines to county schools, and outlines a one year prosecution window. It also notes the act’s effective date and related official communications.

General Assembly Ohio United States Court of Common Pleas

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