Real estate sale notices and court orders from 1847
Public notices announce sheriff sale of various tracts in Adams and Allen counties, Ohio. Listings include quarter sections, ranges, and directed terms mortgaged or awarded as per court orders. Dates range from June 1847 with cash and deferred payment options.
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Aden
Pal
Secrat
Alen
Thonas Jungen
Tulen
Ohio
Edwared Nantshorne
Adm's
George Stuckmeyer
Rebshed
Carhiahand
Ene
Ianer Mootte
Sidue
Abeay
Mourtgare
Hexer Wartsrost
Barry Hovey
Adars
Dagies Mioiles
Court of Common Plesa
Che Ecoust Howe
HW. Williams
On Buena Vista's Bloody Field
A dying Union soldier asks a comrade to tell his mother and sweetheart of his sacrifice. He vows his father and nation will be honored, sends his country’s standard for safekeeping, and requests that his loved ones learn of his death and steadfast loyalty. His thoughts dwell on home, love, and duty as he nears death on Buena Vista’s field.
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Buena Vista
Barna Vigta
Fire Dead
Fragmentary meditation on memory and grief for departed friends. The piece laments how living routine dulls the debt memory owes to those who built and shared our towns and lives, noting shifting hearts from sorrow to indifference over time.
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Thasean
Angu
A Sermon on Drinking and Thinking Excerpted Text
A reflective tract contrasts drinking with study and wealth with work, urging self discipline. It mocks thirst and dry living, then argues for mental toil to gain wisdom and riches, warning against indulgence and urging constant effort. A Buena Vista letter condemns slavery and recounts a Camargo incident of a Mexican mistress freeing a slave.
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Judement
Judement, and There Is No Doub But He Would Prefer Going To! Topbet
Solomon
Neil
Dia
Buena Vista
The
Statesman
New England
Camargo
Columbus
Cepid
Corwin
Pelano
Fragmentary 1845 Mexico war notes and oddities
A historical column compiles 1845 1846 Mexican war declarations and U S responses, citing orders to invade Texas and actions before the Sabine crossing. It intermingles satirical pieces about physicians and soldiers and a rambling dialogue on war and discipline.
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Mexico
Cozentel
United States
Republic
Texas
Sabine
Taylor
Congress
Federal Party
War News From Mexico Shows Rising War Spirit
The Overland Express prints reports from Mexican papers La Patria El Republicanene El Monier and Diario del Gobierno noting growing war spirit and new measures to sustain the conflict. It cites congress illness absences and a government funds drive with donations up to 1000 pesos.
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Baltimore Sun
Overland Express
Mexico
Santa Anna
la Patria
EF Republicene
el Monier
Diario del Gobierng
Mexican Congress
Don Vincent Romero
Don Manuel Montene
Tulancingo
Llanos de Apam
Sh~iist
Ocizaba
Scoy
Jalapa
Puebla
United States
Durango
Venkees
Doniphan
Lad Eounter
Chilushua
el Paso
Duraniga
Chihualua
Beave
Bravo
Cental Anny
Egta
Avista Dias Noftha
Reasca
Fults
Tee
Arsta
Noble Act Cited in Soldier’s Pay and Family Support
A New York newspaper report recounts Col Yell of Arkansas sending pay to his family after his death. The letter notes a plan to educate the officer’s son and ensure the family’s comfort, amid wartime hardships and ongoing city news from New York.
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Col. Yell
Arkansas
Col. Polk
Col Yells
Georgetown College
New York
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Nichols & Hamilton
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Inser
Merican
Allen County
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Lima
Jobe
Pledaris
Cpry
Thomas Hitchcock
Orier
Jimae
Gloru
Lowing
Cts
Jennings
Ceri
Beard Ty
Edward Part Stork Adar
Juin
WBA
Thay
Cass
Geo Cass
Andrew ‘McClure
Newsicuan
Prince
Zack
Brefening
G&ce
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Geog
Io Jose E Cow
Scorthle
Col
Henry Petrirem
Lin
Brit Cell
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Tesn
Van
Historical Facts
Saul
Aya Seida
NASA
Thalfa Piel
Anne
Perg
Riao
Kare
Scibery
Aleta
Alophas
Canauige
Chachbiewslawich
Eevatly
WG Drresons
Vera Cazaodet
Uenot
Esa
Ates
Ea Sagia Rona Bom
Aillerens
Mmeter
Heasa
Metropalia Evfersad Bis
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Aoretia
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