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Newspaper
Huron Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1830
Page
3
The commander and officers of the Vincennes during a two month stay at the islands demand grateful acknowledgment and call for thanksgiving to Him who orders all things well. Captain Fioch organized most stations and treated the Missionaries with great kindness, and it is noted the Vincennes was a lancers ship.
Discussion on stone material demand and transport links between Ifuron and Grand River, noting inexhaustible quarries and potential savings from improved labor direction and management. Also reports on global and local news: whiskey for army supplies, Philadelphia census, proposals about Napoleon and Greece, a Georgia college fire, Vermont debt reforms, Vermont judges, a Texan wagon convoy, Boston company sales, fortune of quarries near Wilmington, and a shipboard death near Catskill.
A Norwalk letter to the Huron Reflector argues the Ohio penitentiary's decay and workshop destruction demand legislative action. It condemns the old system for failing discipline and reform, praises modern prison discipline abroad, and calls for either rebuilding or relocating a new state prison in a suitable riverfront site with Seclusion, labor, and religious instruction. It notes high costs and suggests two institutions may be needed to manage growing state expenditures and improve confinement.
The Salisbury Journal notes a gold vein opened on Mr Patterson's land in Cabarrus county. About eight bushels of ore produced 450 pennyweights of fluxed gold, 344 of which came from the first washing. The ore was not ground and was washed using rockers. The Steamboat Washington under Captain Comstock has completed 100 trips Providence to New York since March first without a lost trip.
A well connected informant says Circleville area Scioto Dam No 1 is finished and credits go to Wuhrre Hartment Co for premier work. The Seneca Chief on Seneca Lake caught fire the night of the 9th but was saved with insurance. Paris gambling houses closed as new government discourages gaming. Marr ied in the village Thursday evening Rev John Beach officiating Mi cos Marron and Mixs Evecta Kurru wed.
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