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Kenhawa
Mr. M
Virginia
Cole River
Tays
James ‘Tackett
Uwo
Tackett
James
Nhon
Boston
Trans
Ewan
Howlife
Balt. Vis
New Orleans
Cincinnati Express
Anon
Mrs Tackett the Captive from the Hesperian
An account details Mrs Tackett a captive guided by a Cherokee warrior Chickahoula through Kentucky and Tennessee to Powell's Valley after a brutal raid. The narrative links frontier life, Indian attacks, and settler resilience with observations on oppression and the fate of early emigrants.
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Chickahoula
Great Sandy
Kentucky
Guyandotte
Light on Gen Lytle's resignation in 1837 report
A Chillicothe Gazette excerpt outlines a House Committee on Claims report detailing surveyors under Gen. R. T. Lytle demanding remuneration and debt relief after his resignation as Surveyor General. It accuses him of poor business finance yet praises his character, notes unaccounted funds, and discusses political maneuvering around the Harbingers and family ties in post.
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Lytle
Congress
House Committee On Claims
E Whittlesey
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Ohio
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Wisconsin
Gen. L
Hermitage
Secretary of the Treasury
Sermon Intercepted by Cheapside Spectators at Old Rowley’s Chapel
A Sabbath afternoon scene in Cheapside mirrors a proverb in action as Rev Rowland Hill spares no mercy. Two young men seeking amusement in the gallery are singled out during Psalms 1x 17. He delivers a sharp rebuke with the line There’s run for ye my boys.
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Rowland Hill
Cheapside
Old Rowley’s
Hell
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