26 Oct 1830
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Newspaper
Adams Sentinel
Location
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1830
Page
1
Fragmentary verse notes a lover's resilience as clouds gather and friends desert, while enduring affection clings through tempests. The speaker laments fickle pleasure and the roaming heart, yet finds solace in a faithful partner who remains close in the storm.
A party tale from decades past recounts a dare to sit with a coffin containing a suspected corpse. The man’s fear proves real as the corpse rises and bullets are returned, driving him to insanity until his death a year later. The scene ends with a long reflective narrative on European dominance and American unity.
In an old voyage of medical progress and horse travel, a physician returned from a patient visit with a young lady companion, reflecting era habits of doctors riding in downties and horses as transport.
An OCR excerpt from a 11th issue of a Federalist era text by Alexander Hamilton argues the edreriena Syston has not a recent origin. It credits Madison and early Republic writers as forerunners of modern ideas later associated with central governance.
The London Literary Gazette publishes a suppressed French letter purporting to document Napoleon's reaction to Louis XVI's execution. It recounts crowd horror, the guillotine, and Bonaparte's agitated night, with vivid scenes of Paris and the National Convention.
The British brig Matilda blew up off Africa on May 13 with the entire ship’s company, including over a hundred enslaved men aboard, perishing in the catastrophe. A separate tale notes a country house plagued by rats finally rid of the vermin by an unexpected method in a tarret gathering.
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