Ohio State Benevolent Institution and Insane Asylum Expansion
A lengthy state discussion reviews remedies for insanity care, including adding northern and southern asylums and expanding capacity. It cites Massachusetts data on untreated patients, demands more beds, questions the rule that admitted families must show property under one thousand dollars after debts, and notes land sales aiding the school fund and local wealth.
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Congress
Western Reserve
General Assembly
Senate
Ohio
State Benevolent Institution
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
State Need for Broad Reforms and Expansion of Asylums
The speaker urges that all state patients be admitted regardless of property and calls for building expansion. He notes penitentiary health issues from cholera and dysentery, discusses pardons, and proposes reform of punishment lengths. He highlights Massachusetts reform school success and Ohio's agricultural potential and public works including a new state house. He ends with mourning President Taylor and hopes for steady national unity.
Union and slavery raise national questions in the nation
The speech contrasts Northern and Southern alarms over secession and enforcement of laws. It defends the Constitution and Union against civil discord, condemns calls for resistance, and critiques the Fugitive Slave Law as unconstitutional in parts while urging lawful remedy and amendment within the framework of the law.
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Congress
Friends of the Union
United States
Free States
United States Treasury
Cherry
Let Law Be Made to Protect Master Rights
A dated plea urges adherence to law and constitutional rights, calling for a law that grants masters their rights based on evidence and due process. The author stresses harmony, confidence among citizens, and appeals to a higher providence for lasting liberties and nation-wide peace. Signed Seabury Ford.
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Seabury Ford
Population shifts and peace reports from St Domico and Clermont
Accounts from St Domingo city via the brig George Onis claim a peace treaty between the Dominicans and Haytiens after prior fighting, with an English warship in port. Clermont County population is 30,444, up from 23,106 in 1840, while Highland County has 25,725, totaling 83,519 for the district. Cincinnati markets note firm sales and steady prices with substantial daylight demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Domico
St. Domingo
George Onis
Clermont Courier
Clermont
Brown
Illinois
Highland County
L Brown Co. Standard
Mil ford Wedding Notice for Richards and McKtippin
On November 17 in the Methodist Church Mil ford the Rev W and Morrow will unite Michaen Richards and Naycy McKtippin in marriage. The notice records a local church nuptial planned by clergy.
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W. & Morrow
Methodist Church
Milford
Michaen Richards
Naycy McKtippin
Debate on Compelling Parental Education by Law
The society schedules a Monday evening discussion on whether parents should be legally compelled to educate their children. A list of affirmative and negative disputants is provided, inviting public attendance. Clermont County Teachers Institute members are urged to meet on the second Saturday in December to decide on relocating the next institute session and to conduct other business.
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General Assembly
State Reform School of Massachusetts
Ohio
Cincinnati
Mechanic’s Institute
Horticultural Society of Cincinnati
Tts
Zachary Taylor
Providence
Clermont Co
Teachers’ Institute
Bantam
Dero. Joan Hancock
Sec.v
Notice on Clerk duties under colored youth school funding
The notice directs clerks of school districts and township authorities to enumerate colored youth for school funding on the same terms as white youth. It requires creation of separate districts for colored children when needed and mandates separate reporting to county auditors, with allocations maintained accordingly.
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Averror
Clermont Co
Batavia
Crk
Secretary of State
Administrator's Sale of Real Estate in Clermont County
By order of the Court of Common Pleas Clermont County Ohio the administrator of Nehemiah Morse deceased offers 69 acres 13 poles in Timmy Peyton survey on the East Fork Little Miami waters. Sale to be Jan 8 1851 at 10 AM on premises with terms one third cash one third in nine months and balance in eighteen months secured by lien. Property appraised at 18 per acre. TOD Hartman Adm’r. Dec 12 1880.
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Court of Common Pleas
Clermont
State of
Ohio
N. Morass
Clermont County
Oho
Little Miami
Timothy Peyton
Towit
Edmon Burdsall
Leeds Risley
Risley
East Fork
Lynn
Burdsall
Harlow
Moras
Tod. Hartman
Nehemiah Morse
George Maley Dewitt
Mira Ann Dewitt
Henry Dewitt
Reuben Dewitt
Indiana
Heber Dewitt
Mary Ann Dewitt
Charles Dewitt
Sarah Ann Dewitt
Frederic I. Cone
Huron County
Robert Craddocks
Alyna Corner
Sarah Grilleth
George
Hye Dogiteuus
Rory
and Richards
Gielttithy
Sant Tine
Ohin
Gein
Alexander Parker
Winane
Lewis
Mathew Houers
Allen Wood
F. Dowdney
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G. W. Fishback
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Dr. Nind
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Brown County
John W. Lytle
Williamsburg
Shields
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C. M. Smith
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Willyiamsburg
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Batavia Township
White & Thomas’ Mills
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Woodville
Andrew Gatch
Miami Township
J. B. Shaw
Batavia, Williamsburg & Brown Co
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Portage Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Cuyanoga Falls
Ees
Wavswonth S. Fotsamse
B. Bourn
H. Baupwin
Joan Hanronn
T. GL. Miter
Y. Wadsworth
E.N. Sint
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Queens
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Henry Lindsley & CO
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