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Newspaper
Huron Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1835
Page
2
The article describes trenching and hoeing potatoes, using lines to lay out drills, and applying top dressing with plaster ashes or earth from various sources. It explains bed creation, drainage, and the shift from horse teams to hand carts in wet and dry seasons, plus timing for hoeing, dressing, and weeding.
The note from Paris highlights the American claims debate already open in the Chambers with no vote yet taken and a prediction the law will pass by a large majority unless an upcoming packet brings irritants. Also reported is the launch of the steamboat Convuenus at Yuron, 360 tons, built to a Master Warkin model. destined for Cleveland for engine fitting, expected to run by July, with remarks on its appearance and bold stance.
The President named William T. Barry as Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to Spain Amos Kendal as Postmaster General succeeding Barry J C Picket named Auditor of the Treasury Department replacing Kendal
The article discusses 1812 to 1818 surveys of the east west line from the southerly bend of Lake Michigan to Lake Erie, framing Ohio and Michigan boundary claims. It argues Congress and territorial acts treated the line as Ohio’s northern boundary while Michigan pressed a Connecticut reserve and Northwest Territory history, with concerns about potential county losses and disputed markers.
The Norwalk Lyceum holds its 61st meeting this evening in the Court House upper room. The question for discussion is whether slavery is a greater evil than intemperance, and citizens are urged to attend after candle lighting.
In Bronson on the 10th inst a marriage was performed by F Lear Esq uniting Mr Noves Srown and Miss Susay Hasxatt, both of Bronson. In Townsend on Thursday last a marriage by J E Fletcher Esq joined Mr Janes M. Souysoy and Miss Lonixpa Barper.
In New Haven on Thursday last Ea exncape Frissie aged 62. MARINE LIST reports arrivals and clearan ces May 10. Steamboats Jefferson Lady of the Lake Ohio Wm. Peabock Niagara America Townsend Detroit and others from Buffalo to Detroit Buffalo for Chicago or Sandusky, with several clearnces.
Ledger scribbles list corrected values for common commodities including flour, wheat, whisky, beef, and pork in New York. The note references regional markets Western and Southern deposits with prime and mess grades, though text is fragmentary.
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