Rainbow and Revolutionary War Tales in a Defunct Louisville Journal
The page blends terms of advertising, pricing, and a travelogues style poem with a long narrative about Major Andre’s 1780 execution. It recounts poems by Emelia and a vivid eyewitness account of Andre’s hanging, plus a sensational tale of a marriage mockery and a Hartford-derived anecdote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Andre
John Andre
Major Andre
New York
Jeduthan Baldwin
Armstrong
Connecticut
Complement to Woman by Judge Story and advice on discretion
A fragmentary excerpt praises woman as virtuous and steadfast in duty, citing Judge Story on female courage in hardship and devotion to love, honor, benevolence, and religion. It endorses two maxims: mind your own business first, and then leave others to theirs, concluding with a garbled line about a dwarf and a tall customer.
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New York Herald
Newburgh
Bloominggrove
Fyce
Andre
John Roverly
New York
Tim
Report on Banking and Currency Policy by Minority
In Senate on March 11 141 the minority of the Committee on Banks and Currency presents its report urging a safe liberal credit system. It argues that banking enhances trade, restores metal circulation, and stabilizes the economy, citing Ohio and national experience to support cautious banking with disciplined credit. The report emphasizes patience, interstate experience, and the need to balance theory with practical state growth.
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Committee On Banks
Amd
Senate
Vange
Committee On
Union
Trae
United States Bank
Kentucky
Ohio
New England
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
West
Southwest
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Ae Preston
The
Louisville Journal
Emelia
Chirey
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