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Stefani Evans on 9 January 2005 |
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The Western Star, Lebanon, Ohio, Friday, March 15, 1816; original, New
York Historical Society, New York, NY |
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Stefani Evans writes, "The items transcribed were some of the few I saw that mentioned local names. I couldn't say they are the only ones; but they were the ones I was able to photograph clearly" |
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War of 1812 page has links to some of the companies mentioned below |
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New Series - No. 15 – Vol. 1 (Whole No.
445) Printed and Published by SMITH & HENDERSON At two dollars per annum paid in advance, two dollars & fifty cents if paid within the year, or three dollars if not paid until the expiration of twelve months from the time of subscribing. If paid within two months after subscribing it will be considered in advance. No subscription taken for less than six months unless paid in ad- vance. If sent by private [post], fifty cents will be added. No paper will be discontinued until all arrears are paid. – Produce will be receiv- ed, delivered at the Printing-Office. Advertisements, accompanied with the CASH, will be inserted at the usual rates. |
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BRIGADE ORDERS -----The field officers of the second brigade and first division of the Ohio Militia will convene at the house of Richard Parsel, in the town of Leba- non, on Saturday the 30th day of this instant, in order to take into consideration the propriety of altering the bounds of the first and second re- giments. -----By order of the Brigadier-general -----------MATTHIAS CORWIN, Jun. Aid. Lebanon, 13th March |
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[Beginning lines of ad not photographed] ----------TEN DAYS NOTICE |
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Intended Removal and Sale, -----The subscriber respectfully informs the pub- lic generally, and his friends in particular, that on the first of next month he intends removing to the house lately occupied by Dr. J. C. Win- ans, in the town of Lebanon, nearly opposite the Printing-Office, where he will continue the practice of PHYSICK, and being released from the cares of a farm, he hopes to be able to follow his profession with the greatest diligence and assiduity and upon terms favorable as usual. ------------------------SALE -----He will offer at public sale, at his farm on Saturday the 30th of this month, a fresh milk cow , a number of Sheep and hogs, a mare, a corner cupboard, bedsteads, together with a variety of household and farming articles too te- dious to mention – a liberal credit will be given. Sale to commence at ten o’clock. ----------------------------------DAVID MORRIS. March 12, 1816 |
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ATTENTION THE WHOLE!!!
-----All those who have served a regular Six Months’ tour of duty and got a discharge in the companies of Captains John Spencer and Wm. B. Fordyce, in the years 1813 and ’14, are in- formed that the Pay-Rolls are in the hands of the subscriber, and he is ready to make pay- ments to any who call on him – Those having claims are requested to call between the hours of 10 and 2 o’clock. -----------------------NATHANIEL MCLEAN. Lebanon, March 15. N B Those who served in the company commanded by Capt. Timothy Titus, may re- ceive their pay by applying to William McLean, Lebanon. |
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-----------LOWRY & M’LEAN, -----Respectfully inform their friends and the public generally that they have just opened at their store room, next door to Col D. F. Ree- der’s, a neat and ------------------General Assortment of MERCHANDIZE |
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--------------------------------------------For the Star. A Bone for School Masters to Pick. One evening I chanc’d with a Tinker to sit, Whose tongue ran a great deel too fast for his -----wit; He talked of his art with abundance of mettle; So I ask’d him to make a flat bottom’d kettle: Let the top and bottom diameters be, Is just such proportion as five is to three; Twelve inches the depth I propos’d & no more; And to hold in ale gallons seven less than a score. He promis’d to do it, and strait to work went; But when he had done it he found it too scant. He alter’d it then, but too big he had made it; But though it held right the diameters fail’d it; [remaining lines of poem not photographed] |
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