13 Sep 1831
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Newspaper
Adams Sentinel
Location
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1831
Page
1
The text describes probate notices and claims on bonds and bank accounts tied to a residence in Hamilton township. It mentions evacuation measures, catechism exercises, and public attention to ongoing arrangements, with references to officials and a general audience.
The college emphasizes lectures with daily exams and weekly Latin, French, and Greek exercises. Natural Philosophy and Chemistry are taught in the final two years with laboratory demonstrations. The prospectus outlines a broad classical and scientific curriculum across four years, with emphasis on rhetoric, geography, mathematics, and languages.
A meeting of National Republicans from the borough and county was held at Mr. Morry’s house in Gettysburg. Hon. Lameel Whoson chaired with Be Pane as secretary. They resolved to invite Adams County Republicans to meet at the Gettysburg Court-house on September 17 to express sentiments on the presidential election and to appoint delegates to the Baltimore convention.
The fragment presents a lyric meditation on farewell amid battle at sea and in prayer. It evokes soldiers, sailors, and loved ones as voices cry Farewell, with vivid maritime and martial imagery and repeated refrain imagery of departure and faith.
A circumstantial account notes General George Washington’s final illness and death on December 14 2000 at about 11 pm after a day of rising fever and throat distress. It details bleeding efforts, medicines, medical visits by Drs Craik Dick Brown and Cragk, and Washington’s final calm assurances to his wife as he prepared to arrange his papers and wills.
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