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Newspaper
Huron Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1834
Page
3
A rural guidance piece stresses careful preparation and disciplined farming. It argues that farmers must plan for seasons ahead, secure expenses, and pursue steady, energetic cultivation to ensure increased produce, stronger markets, and wider national economic resilience. It highlights the value of industry, prudence, and thrift.
A compendium of 19th century notices reports on mint money issues and a U S Navy steam plow ship proposal to destroy warships, a Boston preacher drawing a large crowd at Heavitree Street meeting house, a Genoa Gazette note on moving a church steeple in Piedmont, smallpox fatalities in York L C including David Screman, a duel between Jones of North Carolina and Hooper of Boston, a New Orleans colored ball melee with many wounded and a mass arrest of about 75 blacks, gold coin discovery in Shrewsbury New Jersey with $70000 supposedly from a wreck, plus reports of murders and gang investigations and a hanging fear in the gang’s circles.
The Ohio General Assembly enacted a law permitting individuals to sell real estate and other items at public vendue whether or not they are licensed auctioneers and repealing conflicting provisions from 1831. A Wooster murder suicide story follows where Mrs. Manley and her infant were found dead by hanging. an inquest concluded the act was committed by Mrs. Manley, with jurors returning a verdict to that effect.
Contmersed reports multiple arrests including a 44 man by the sare of Brown in Boston and a Marselles arrest of an American Consul to send home for trial. Porter W Ayde, who robbed Sula Bank for 47000, fled on the brig Omega to Cadiz then arrested for return. Stebbing facing possible discharge as murder probe weak. Rebbecca Jennings swears ring found near Port Deposit and sold for twenty five cents. Warren Factory fire near Baltimore injures workers. 100000 property lost. Steam powered presses by the New York State Temperance Society capable of twelve million Tam eranes Recorders annually. new whale destruction method in New South Wales eyed.
In Northampton and Westfield notices list individuals with aged status and kinship, including a relict of the late Mr John Lyman described as deaf and dumb, and daughter of the late Capt. Jno. Duker. Also recorded is the death of Mr Mo warp Brevear formerly of Northampton, aged about NH. For prices and trade terms, the fragment lists various items and rates such as ash, pearls, pots, flour, wheat, beer, and prime goods with odd spellings and broken formatting.
Cloudy and cool conditions dominated most days with brief clear spells. Pleasants reported pleasant weather on the 28 with calm to squally winds noted elsewhere.
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