29 Jul 1829
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Newspaper
Adams Sentinel
Location
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1829
Page
1
The notice outlines weekly publication for a periodical named Ping Apams Sewrisa with payments due in advance for annual subscriptions. It details pricing in Fira Holters per year and Fifty Cents per item with penalties, plus a three-time publication cadence for late notices and proportional SHG charges, all in archaic phrasing.
Claiming a new millstone grinding improvement, the proprietors advertise the successful operation and invite manufacturers and rights holders to contact them at Gettisburg for apparatus and grinding services. Shipping and financing notes accompany, with assurances of quality and efficiency.
A historical notice describes improvements in grist mill construction by Harris and Wilson, with new water-powered grinding stones, larger diameters, and higher rotation capacity. Mr. Hanky of Baltimore promotes the fully operational mill, urging community call to see the operation and adopt the innovative design.
The Pummle Ahunni Association of Dickinson College will hold a meeting in the College Chapel on Tuesday September 20 at 1 o'clock A M. Graduates and degree candidates are invited to attend and join. The discussion centers on whether liberal education should include thorough instruction in Latin and Greek.
Baltimore resident argues public opinion and Senate oversight protect liberties from executive overreach. He condemns rewarding supporters with office, removal for politics, and use of public funds to punish opponents, warning of a creeping despotic power and erosion of republican principles. He cites banking obsessions and the broader chill of press corruption.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions precious metals and different communities with possible references to Cuba and persons. The text is corrupted and hard to interpret, but hints at holdings or exchanges and a person named in distorted form.
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