Delaware State Reporter announces permanent establishment
Volume IV Number 43 of the Delaware State Reporter proclaims its successful operation since March 1853. It positions itself as a Democratic-leaning paper serving Delaware with national and foreign news, agriculture, markets, and literary content. It promises prompt coverage of state conventions, legislature, and public meetings from the capital Dover.
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Delaware
George JF. S. Nicholson
Dover
Democratic Party of
Peloyare
Reroxria
Monsaphat
Ins
Delawane Statt
Gsrox
Democratic Party of Delaware
Macans
Electric Telegraph
Tril
Telegraph
Sigis
Werchatt
Raymen
Maiden
Prizafz
Proprietge
Reporter Job Office and Printing Services Ad
The advertisement announces a Reporter Job Office at a corner location offering book and job printing, handbills, sale notices, blanks, circulars, receipts, and labels with swift dispatch. It also lists stage service and steamship connections from Dona Landing to Philadelphia, with schedules and prompt messenger options for reliable delivery.
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Hain
Lockerswana Streris
Smyrna
Dona Landizs
Private sale of a Chester County farm complex in East Marlborough
The subscriber offers a large private sale of a 140 acre Chester County farm near the Red Lion Inn in East Marlborough. It features a two and a half story brick house with extensive rooms, running water, a stone and frame barn, orchard, woodland, and dairy suitability. Also included are 23 acres of arable land near the Red Lion Inn and a separate 2-story dwelling with out-buildings. Additional land and a 300-seat church property may be sold separately. Parties may view the property and contact the subscriber or George H. Walter.
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East Marlsborough
Chester County
Red Lion Inn
Unionville
Philadelphia
Geo. Pierce
Thenas Taylor
George H. Walter
Dover Mills
Del
WM. Walter, Sr
Nickerson
Elison
Iuneaks Isaac S. Pratt
Walker Mills
Bridgeville
Georgetown
Sussex Co
Seaford
Middleford
Nanticoke
GEG
W. S. Nicitolson
Arrorter
Dover
Dei
Cedar Creek
Sussex County
Delaware
Geo. Wls
Nicholson Traves
Petar
Hotstan
Lewes
Cowgili & Son
Light Brigade at Balaklava Poem by Alfred Tennyson
A compact OCR fragment of The Light Brigade recounts the six hundred’s forward ride into danger at Balaklava. The poem recalls order and blunder, cannon fire, and a heroic but tragic retreat ending with praise of the noble six hundred.
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Valley of Death
Light Brigade
Nolan
Norman
Hell
Horse
Noble
Chivalry and its fading flame in medieval memory
An antiquarian view traces chivalry to feudal roots and knightly codes of honor, highlighting the soul of the knight, love of fame, and individual virtue. It contrasts courtly manners with brutal warfare and notes how modern society erodes these ideals while preserving their distant influence.
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Banneh
Fics
Borges
Kind
Chivelry
Greene
Rome
Enichterantry
Eearmee
Femeett Gant
Sochay
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