Nature Poem by J. Marshall in Western Wreath
Printed weekly by A. M. Gest Nature section presents a meditation on God as creator of nature. The poem underscores the limits of human wisdom power and the grandeur of natural works, contrasting mortal ambition with divine wisdom and eternal mystery of life.
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God
Song of the Sordid Sweetheart
A speaker ends an engagement over money misperception. The speaker declares love based on wealth, laments the absence of fortune, and resigns heart and hand while seeking another rich match to replace the dream of five thousand pounds a year.
A Woman's Vocation and Virtue Across Civil Society
The passage extols a woman's role in shaping law and governance through moral influence and care. It cites ideals of purity compassion and refinement guiding scholars statesmen and the afflicted, while noting a printer’s error turning a line about women into a humorous misprint. An old man reflects on shifting fortunes and faded faculties.
Battle of Eylau Recounted in Winter Clash and Murat’s Valor
The June American Review sketch depicts the 1807 Eylau battle fought amid snow and ice with 75 000 French and 85 000 Russian troops. Murat’s cavalry, led with audacity, helped save Napoleon as heavy losses and brutal close combat followed through a brutal dawn to night.
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Mu-Rat
Battle of
Eylau
France
Russia
Europe
Bonaparte
Murat
Aroise
Augereau
Napoleon
Soult
Lesboeg
Post Office Memoranda Affect Newspaper Mail Costs
A General Post Office circular notes that memorandums on newspapers or wrappers incur letter postage. Charges depend on weight, making this method pricier than standard mail.
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General Post Office
Needlework tribute to Henry Clay by Ann Warner in 1845
A Maryland widow Mrs Ann Warner aged 93 displays a counterpane she crafted in six weeks at her Hartford county home. The piece honors Henry Clay with verse and a central inscription praising his genius and virtue, to be sent to his residence via James H Merriweather of Cincinnati. The item and its author are noted among various 1845 domestic and public notices.
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Romulus R. Griffith
Ann Warner
Hartford County
Maryland
Henry Clay
Baltimore
Great American Statesman
James H. Merriweather
Cincinnati
Administrator's Sale of Real Estate in Tate Township
Pursuant to a Court order at the August term 1845 a public sale of the real estate of Elizabeth Riggs will be held on October 4 1845 on the premises in Tate township adjoining J S Whitaker M B Boggess part of James Macker survey No 762 Beginning at a stone corner to Whitaker and Boggess the property contains six acres Terms require one third cash at sale one third in six months and the remaining third in one year with interest secured by notes John Ellsbery administrator Extrasetu Riacos dec d Clarke Fisner Att' ys August 29 1845
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Court of Common Pleas
Elizabeth Riggs
Enid Elizabeth Riggs
Tate Township
J. S. Whitaker
M. B. Boggess
James Macker
Jordan Harris
Michael Cowen
Whitaker
William Carter
John Ellsbery
Extrasetu Riacos
D. Clarke & Fisner
Public sale of Benjamin Thacker estate in Goshen Clermont
Common Pleas of Clermont county Ohio. At the August term 1345 the real estate of Benjamin Thacker deceased will be sold at Goshen on Saturday October 4 1845. Lot Nos 156 157 158 159 160 146 147 148 149 Out Lot No 2 containing 2 1 2 acres appraised at 100. Terms one third cash one third in six months and remainder in twelve months with notes and security bearing interest from date. Charles Thacker admr R W Charger atty.
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Court of Common Pleas
Clermont County
Ohio
Batavia
Nancy Everhart
Titus Everhart
Goshen
Clermont
Benjamin Thacker
Charles Thacker
Adm
Benj. Thacker
Mary A Woodard v Benjamin Woodard Divorce Petition
Mary A Woodard filed a petition in Clermont County Court of Common Pleas Ohio seeking dissolution of marriage and alimony. Benjamin Woodard is summoned to appear at the next term starting October 1845 to plead answer or demur to the petition for divorce. Clarke & Fisher are attorneys for the petitioner.
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Benjamin Woodard
Mary A. Woodard
Court of Common Pleas
County of
Clermont
State of Ohio
Benjamin
Clarke & Fisher
Pet
Dissolution of Simmons and Matson Partnership
Milford August 16 1846 Jas Simmons Jr and A H Matson announce the dissolution of the firm Simmons and Matson by mutual agreement. They request all debtors to call and settle accounts as the old concern is closed.
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Simmons & Matson
Jas, Simmons
Jas. Simmons, Jr
A. H. Matson
Milford
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