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Newspaper
Huron Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1830
Page
3
A letter in the Huron Reflector front critiques Milan leaders for fraud and hypocrisy linked to Anti-Masonic politics. It accuses rivals of secret plotting, using lander and intrigue to promote a hated candidate, while defending genuine Anti-Masonry as service to public good and condemning private motives.
The Massachusetts governor and council set Tuesday the 28th for the execution of John Francis Knapp for the murder of Capt. White. The Washington Journal says the President left the Hermitage for Washington and may reach by the 15th to 20th. The Chickasaw Nation allegedly agreed to emigrate after a treaty with Gen. Jackson. Cincinnati’s population is listed as 26 515 by the corrected census. A stone mason named Baker was shot dead near Frankfort, Kentucky. A barn in Zoar Delaware Co. was struck by lightning, destroying 350 tons of hay valued at £5000. Prince Paul of Wirtemberg is said to have accepted the crown of Greece. An emergency mine near Wilmington, Delaware is claimed to yield better ore than imports. Thomas C. Foster of Columbia Co. Pa. hanged himself. In Wilcox Co. Alabama three Dunham children sheltered in a hollow tree. two died, one injured when the tree fell. Gen. La Fayette celebrated his 73rd birthday on July 6. Four tons of silk were reportedly raised in Corithia this season, with Mansfield and nearby towns generating about $24,000. A Virginia woman in Amherst County was born with a child having four eyes and other anomalies, who died within hours. A northern man’s family reported a miraculous revival after a funeral. A Six Nations council at Tonewanta Village elected a chief to replace Red Jacket. Jammy Johnson of the Wolf family was named.
The document names representatives for Seneca Sandusky Wood and Hancock including Samuel J Bayard Josias Hedges and James Gordon. The list appears as a formal roster of officials or candidates associated with the four counties.
In Monroeville on Sunday the 17th inst Schuyier son of Schuyler Van Rensselaer aged 4 months. In Mansfield on the 19th inst Amanda Stuvers consort of Mr EF P Sturges aged 21. Bishop Hobart dies, aged 50, at a friend’s house after bilious illness following service on the 2nd inst. Will be conveyed to New York for interview.
The proclamation commands qualified electors to meet at their proper polling places on Tuesday October 12 to elect a Governor a Congressman a Senator a General Assembly representative a County Auditor a County Commissioner and a Coroner Jurors for the townships are listed as Grand and Petit in accordance with an 1823 act amendment.
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