Biographical sketch of Langdon Cheves by Judge Huger
The Greenville Patriot preserves a long biographical sketch of Langdon Cheves from Judge Huger. It describes Cheves’s Abbeville birth, Charleston business start, legal rise, heirloom wealth, and long influence in South Carolina politics. It notes his disunionist views yet opposition to nullification, his bank presidency, and later planting success.
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The Storm's Toll on Albert and Ellen in North Wales
In a North Wales valley a storm rages as Albert dies at his cottage door after urging Ellen to endure sorrow with faith. Edgar returns from absence to find Ellen distraught beside Albert and vows to stay with her, while the couple seeks solace and prayer in their grief.
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Tobacco’s Harmful Echoes From a Lenox Pioneer
Green Mountain Farmer reprints a sermon-like critique of tobacco’s effects, emphasizing its narcotic and poisonous nature and its link to alcohol. It contrasts chewing with smoking, describing bodily complaints and social disgust, and cites a Lenox village man who quit tobacco and gained weight.
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Too Good to be Loont A Tale of Subscriptions
A young man tries to woo a subscriber for the Telescope, admitting he cannot afford it. He is gently turned away, the woman declaring she is too smart to accept a gift, and her friends seek the reason. The narrative laments the失 for him yet praises the woman’s standards.
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