Printed and Published by W C Mcaussen and L Harper
A historical newspaper line credits the printing and publication to W C Mcaussen and L Harper. No additional context is provided in the fragment.
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Newspaper
American Union
Location
Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1838
Page
1
A historical newspaper line credits the printing and publication to W C Mcaussen and L Harper. No additional context is provided in the fragment.
A reflective prose fragment compares human life to a river, tracing birth to old age and death, then presents a guiding vision. The narrator describes a heavenly guide who shows two roads: a broad alluring path filled with flowers and distractions leading to an abyss, and a narrow difficult way toward a gold gate promising eternal reward. The allegory emphasizes mortality, purpose, and the futility of worldly pleasures in the face of destiny.
A reflective allegory traces a boy's passage from playful youth to a man looming over politics and ambition. The narrative follows rising intellect and public power, then the weary, mortal end as earthly tides mar the spirit and the world drifts away.
Fragment discusses desire for wealth as elusive and destructive while praising self denial. It contrasts those pursuing riches with others who renounce worldly vanities. The text envisions a brighter clime offering true, substantial enjoyment for disciplined souls.
A terse defense of squatters and frontier settlers, recalling Russell Valley’s settlers led by Major William Russell who aided General Jackson in the Creek War. The piece contrasts public funds lavished on cities, ships, and canals with harsh blows against land improvers who defended the frontier, asking why Congress price is denied to those patriots while big land grants and corporate projects are freely gifted.
The piece contemplates beauty as fleeting and shallow without depth of feeling and intellect. It argues that sustained affection requires virtue and mental cultivation, praising a man of genius whose love endures when beauty alone fades. It weaves in varied notes from politics and society of the era, linking aesthetic value to moral character.
A lad skating on a canal two miles west of the village found an open box under the ice containing a double barreled gun and 107 sovereigns valued at $500. The sovereigns were in a network purse, likely the total wealth of a traveler heading west last season, per Wayne Sentinel.
Mr Hunting ton, in a Lyceum lecture on Common and Statute Law, warned that a married woman loses her personal identity and becomes like a dew drop swallowed by a sun beam, emphasizing gendered views of legal status.
On Thursday night the Chapel in the University Grounds Cambridge Massachusetts was severely damaged by a powder explosion. The pulpit was torn down and the windows blown out as a result of the blast.
The Lancet brig arrived at Havana from Philadelphia in just under six days, after sailing from the Hole-in-the-Wall in three days and eighteen hours, marking the shortest voyage on record.
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