Notice of Tax Delinquent Lands in Union County Ohio
John Kennan, County Auditor, certifies the delinquent lands and town lots in Union County Ohio for 1834 taxes with interest and 25 percent penalty. The County Treasurer will sell necessary tracts at the Norwalk courthouse on the last Monday of December between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. if taxes are unpaid. Sale notice dated October 12, 1835.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kennan
John Hennan
Norwalk
Union County
Ohio
Nortwalk
Valve
Ic.m
Gaylord Jease
Nelson Ephraim Paris
Portland
Cooke Eleatheros
Sandusky City
Columbus Avenue
Gill Michael
Water Street
Water Lot
Ogden Pendleton
War in Texas and rising trade hopes in multiple states
From the New York Spectator and New Orleans sources the telegrams describe Texas hostilities, Cos landing with 400 men near the Brazos, and Texan leaders urging volunteers under liberty or death. The articles also note wool and cotton production, New York wool supply, and growing domestic manufacture along with steam and power loom progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IF. Austin
Ch’r
Conn
New Orleans Bee Extra
Red River Herald Extra
Texas
Cos
The
Brasos
Isaac Parker
San Antonio de Bexar
Johnson
Baker
San Felipe
Nacordoches
Stephen
Austin
Nacogdoches
Houston
U. States
Meeting Weighs Texas Fears at Red River Exchange
The Red River Exchange plans to consider the plight of fellow countrymen in Texas this evening at 7:30. Natchitoches notes the date October 7, 1839.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red River
Texas
Natchitoches
The Freshet Disaster and River Damage Report
Reports from Rocnhesten on October 23 1835 detail the Freshet clearing flood-wood from piers enabling bridge safety. Flood conditions rise water to alarming depths with ships mills and dams swept away. Robbery note notes A Waddington robbed near Philadelphia with $2304 seized including large bills and a $349 reward offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocnesten
Wadsworth
Geneseo
John B. Bristol
Rush
Genesee
Richardson’s Mill
Irondequoit
Little’s Mill
Conesugoulet
Avon
Mount Morris
Genesee Flats
Fowlerville
Dansville
Black Creek
Canal Aqueduct
Rochester Falls
A. Waddington
Chautauque County
Ruth
Point Road
Philadelphia
Panead
Reine
Chester County
Bank of
Delaware County
Courier
City Catholic Vote Seals Result for Van Buren
Noah warns that Baltimore Catholics carried the election for Van Buren and predicts foreign control of the U S with widespread 10 000 votes in the city influencing the balance of power amid naturalization concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
van Buren
Noah
Washington City eyed for endowment of a national university
The article reports a large bequest linked to a Paris based donor and a British sounding heir condition. It notes a possible 200 0000 sterling endowment to Washington for a national university, contingent on heir status and government notification. The President may inform Congress in the next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Counterfeiter Stephen Burroughs Bides as Priest in Treis Rivieres
A Boston Atlas correspondent visits Treis Rivieres and notes the town gloom as it houses the famed counterfeiter Stephen Burroughs now serving as a Catholic priest. His son lives in Quebec and is described as wealthy and respected there. The Lady Superior from Charlestown’s convent destruction has moved to Trois Riviere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Burroughs
Boston Atlas
Treis Rivieres
Massachusetts
Lis
Quebec
Charlestown
Trois Riviere
THE NEXT LEGISLATURY AND PENNSYLVANIA POLITICS
Harrisburg Chronicle weighs next legislature by party split and notes Van Buren’s pennsylvania setback. It cites Whigs and Antimasons forming a solid bloc and remarks on Wilkins as preferred VP choice, with credit to the state’s anti Van Buren sentiment. Also reports a panther killed near Chazy village after a deer hunt, detailing the encounter and final capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg Chronicle
Senate
House
Moscow
Martin van Buren
Pensylvania
Jackson Party
Commonwealth
William Wilkins
van Buren
Pennsylvania
Chazy
North
Brother
Carver
Pittsburgh Republican
Murder in New Hampshire: Wood fatally stabs Baker
An elderly man named Wood attacked and killed his creditor, Mr. Baker, with a prepared weapon after a quarrel over money and labor. Wood resisted bystanders, but fled and was captured after a stratagem, later committed to Keene jail. Baker left a widow and seven dependents in poverty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Wood
Ann
Baker
Keene
Peterdorpus
Also Mentioned on This Page
NewHaves
Niles
Charleston
United States
New York
Vermont
Silr
Paris
Cour
Tam
Athletic Steam Packet Company
John Bull
Mer
Juur
New Yorke Spectator
New Orleans
Metamora
Santa Anna
Hns
San Antonio
Brazoria
Don Remon Miasquia
New Orleans Bee
Matamoras
Zavala
Commercial Bulletin of the
Friends of Texas
Banks
Arcade
Lousiana Advertiser
Guadalope
F. Austin
League
Colorado
James Kerrs
la Vaca
Committee of Safety
Samuel Tiouston
Txas
Red River Herald
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