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Narrow Escape from Indians and a Heroic Family
James Morgan, a Maryland-born settler near Bryant's Station Kentucky, defends his cabin during an Iroquois raid. He hides his wife and infant, fights two attackers, and escapes with his family after his cabin is burned. Morgan later endures Blue Licks fighting, recovers his wife, and mourns the loss of his home and companions, while his courage is celebrated in this frontier tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Monean
Maryland
Byrant’s Station
Kentucky
Morgan
Eliza
Bryant
Caddle
Col. Logan
Morgath
Lexington
Rere
Lower
Blue Licks
James Morgan
Grase
Partizan
Andrew Jackson
Tizan
Memucanunt
Ington
Solitude Ewing and the Baltimore Republican Defenses
The Wheeling Times argues the Baltimore Republican acts as censor, defending Mr. Ewing against claims that overtrading harms the country. It traces causes to banking policy and deposits, noting the Bank of the United States’ lending patterns and a charter confrontation reshaping credit and trade in 1834.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Republican
Ewing. Steays
Ewing
United States
Bank of the
United States Bank
Public duty urges support for the Whig ticket
In a forceful editorial the paper warns against demagogues and urges unity to save the republic. It endorses General Harrison and Mississippi Calhoun criticisms, pledging to back the strongest Whig candidate and reject factionalism while opposing nullification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay
Webster
Harrison
Palhoua
Jyeet
Nturrigoo
Calhoun
Political unity urged over candidate division
The Whig Standard defends constitutional principles and urges White voters to consolidate behind a single, strongest candidate. It warns that factional divisions undermine success and calls for mutual concession and conciliation to secure political power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whig Standard
Pela
Inside a Newspaper Office on Publication Day
A vivid scene from the Scottish Monthly Magazine portrays the chaotic bustle of a printing office. Compositors rush at their cases, foremen coordinate copy, and presses cheerily roar as the first sheets roll out. Apprentices linger, awaiting their chance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wort
Thio
Maxim for Farmers from Early Practice
A set of seven concise precepts on farm management. Emphasizes setting an example, regular inspection of fields and livestock, assigning workers to key departments, efficiency through proper labor allocation, careful inquiry before starting new work, avoiding overreach, and maintaining a farming notebook for useful hints and lessons.
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A. M. Gest
Globe
New York
F. P. Blair
Ruior
N.Y Cour
The
Wheeling Times
Solitude Ewing
N. Y. Mercantile Advertiser