Mount St Mary's Seminary and allied academy noted
The article describes Mount St Marys Seminary near Emmitsburg Maryland founded 1809 by John Du Bois now bishop of New York, praising its healthful setting on Blue Ridge, the care by Sisters of Charity, and its facilities. It also mentions St. Joseph’s nearby academy founded 1892 led by Mrs Rosetta White, with qualified staff and a broad program for girls from several states, plus tuition of 125 per annum. It then shifts to a brief discussion of South American geography and Humboldt-based population data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount St. Jc. Mary
Caornaro
Blue Ridge Mountain
Sisters of Charity
Stour St. Mary’s Seminary
St. Jaarphe Sieterfood
Emmitsburg
St Mary's
Rosetta White
Heller
Sone Bava
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Deli Sookesa
Jehgu
Saghanes
New-York Times
South America
Serra
Humboldt
South
Awai Ital
Ted
Aia
Colombia
Guayana
Cumana
Barcelona
Oronooko
Aradas
Venezuela
Verinas
Coro
Merida
Beeling
Maracaibo
Cargccas
Lal
Berape
Cassanara
Anti
Bute Guenea
Jaen Bracomoros
Guayaquil
New Granada
Spain
United States
India
Kcas
Haya
St. Domingo
Cuba
Porto Rico
Dretish
Antilles
Marguerita
Americas
Continental
Insular
Proclamation in Constantinople and Canada News Roundup
Late dispatches report Russia’s accession by the Porte and proffers from Odessa as plenipotentiaries depart. A Constantinople proclamation targets sedition, promising executions. tales of disguised men in streets. and claims of Muslim unity under God. In Philadelphia and Baltimore, brick houses and a printer Miller are noted. Morgany’s status in Canada linked to a controversial pamphlet. Charles Barnite elected president of the York Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Russi
Porte
Kerman
Russias
Odessa
Constanti
Sublimese
Constantinople
Morgany
Canada
Miller
York
Charles 4. Barnite
York Bank
Jacob Hay
Extravagant British Ambassade at Moscow Draws Uproar
European advices describe the British Ambassador’s lavish entertainments at the Russian court. Gold and silver service valued over a million rubles, fete costs around 60,000 sterling. The piece criticizes waste amid rising domestic concerns and notes New York state’s sheep production. A separate item reports a $500 slander verdict in Pennsylvania and Philadelphia efforts to address Post Office removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephania
N. York
Moscow
Atlantic
England
Bult. Chron
Lightning Strikes Church Spire. Slate Quarry Opens Nearby
The spire of the Lutheran Church was struck by lightning last Sunday afternoon as gusts swept the area. A slate quarry opened on lands of A Barnitz Esq about one mile south of the borough near the timoretorn pike. The bed is said to be extensive and the slate quality pronounced excellent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Barnitz
Swansty Tallies 148 Bushels In 18 Days In Niw County
Niw-Lononon November 22 reports Swansty at age 95 with a season total of 148 bushels of corn harvested in 18 days. Miro remains healthy though aged, subsisting on milk for thirty years. A new malady named gore tongue is noted by the American Farmer on the eastern shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niw-Lononon
Swansty
Miro
Small Pox and Crime Notes from an Early New York Paper
The column reports smallpox outbreaks on Staten Island with high death tolls, mentions oyster consumption in Reading with 300000 oysters sold, and recounts a court session noting a highway robbery near Chantres and Nogent with a brutal assault on a Royal Diligence carriage.
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New York
Staten Island
Chanines
Chantres
Nogent
Sim
Ube
Mer
Ill fated Diligence robbery ends with executions
An ambush on a Diligence carriage led to robbers taking money while a passenger slipped away to alert guards. Gendarmes quickly mobilized, the robbers fled, and a fiery clash ensued in Mantlaudon. The uncle was killed, the nephew captured, and the culprit condemned to the galleys for 20 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wacle
Atroi Mone
Mantlaudon
Athanesises
European policy and privateering reforms discussed
The passage outlines a Vienna era understanding between Britain and Russia with possible Paris coordination, warning that a rupture would not alarm Europe. It envisions a future constrained by a European law limiting territorial aggrandizement, involving Moldavia, Wallachia, and port threats, plus a move to end privateering at sea and abolish plunder of belligerents’ property. It also notes James Trimble’s continued role as deputy secretary in Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Wellington
Europe
Russia
Arye Correst
Turkey
Olb- Tinton
Gerentu
James Trimble
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Freeman
Fragmented Provincial Notice
A garbled dispatch describes widespread damage from a forceful event, mentioning mountains shattered and landscapes torn, with towns and villages left in ruins and churches affected, though many details are unreadable. The passage conveys a sense of massive destruction and disruption across regions.
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America
Barra
Balt. Chron
Morgan
New York Times
Fort George
Upper Canada
Freamasons
Saya
Isle
Clinton
Wales
Ttig
Bensaier County
Lfannah C. Atkinson
Lewis Scone
Troy Seyipel
Gethe
Phindelphia
David Jones
Shrewsbury Township
York County
Bait
Chron
Perbe
Reading
Amoutitine
Individagts
Horas Gis
Chiza
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