Dickinson College Adopts New Faculty and Courses
Dickinson College Carlisle Pa announces a reorganized faculty with an extended course of instruction and disciplined system. Freshman to Senior classes listed with Latin Greek Euclid geometry natural philosophy and astronomy among subjects. Public worship, examinations, and transfers for deficiency described. Expenses include board tuition and fees with lodging options and vacations. New building planned for up to a hundred students. Commencement day set for the fourth Wednesday in September. June 1 1830.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Sallust
Anthon
Ovid
Gould
Horace
Xenoplan
Cleveland
Moruz
Euclid
Virgil
Foulsom
Graca Majors
Tacitus
Quintilian
Juvenal
Leverett
Longinus
Epictetus
Say
César
Cicero
Catiline
Dalzel
Dickinson College
Carlisl
Public Sale Notice by Frederick County Court Trustee
By decree of Frederick County Court sitting as a Court of Chancery the subscriber will offer at public sale on the premises William Lee trustee, October 9. Goods listed include groceries brandies wine tea fish flour oils pigments varnish leather hats fur caps glassware and hardware. Liberty Town October 9 HH and J Stevenson engage tinsmiths and sheet iron workers for prompt service.
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Frederick County Court
Court of Chancery
Samuel Reynolds
wroodsberough
Creagerstown Road
Lisbon
Malaga
imperial
bbl
Frederick county
Maryland
Orphans’ Court
John Marker
THOMAS HA UMOND
Two Old Horses Proved Strays in Maryland County
George Hoffman presented two stray horses before a Justice of the Peace in Maryland County. One is about ten years old, sixteen hands high, with a blaze face and a glass eye, possibly recently worked, and the other is a dark black horse about fourteen hands high with a small star, shod all around with some worn shoes. The entry notes both animals as strays and assigns a value of £850.
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rederth
George Hoffman
MARYLAND
Frederick
Uhereby
John E. 4_Simmons
said
Pcate
Estray
DANIEL J. KRAMMER
Monococy
Fleecy Dale
J.B. W. SIMMONS
The Bag of Gold and the Three Seekers
An old tale from Bologna follows Madonna Lucrezia a widow who falls from fortune to poverty. Three travelers claim a bag of gold, sign a deceptive bond, and vanish. Lucrezia’s daughter Glanette seeks help from Lorenzo Martelli a law student who defends the case with a novel demand that the gold be delivered to all three. The court responds, and Lorenzo’s eloquence secures the treasure for the three who stand forward together, lifting their fortunes.
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Bologna
Lambertini
Madonna Lucrezia
Petrarch
Laura
Appennines
the Hospitallers
Palestine
aovery
Venice
searly
Bartolo
Perugia
cayilier
Gio
Glanette
Gianette
Lorenzo Martelli
Giovanni Andreas
Novellas
Lorenzo
Glanettes
oung
Sam
Mach
Lorengo
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WILLIAM OGDEN NILES
Market Street
Patrick-Street
CARBLISLE
Samuel B. How
D.D
Presiaene
ALexaxper McFanlane
A.M
Chartes Dexter peeEnt A.M
o rea
Henry D. Rocers
A.M. ane
Chemistry
Natural Philosophy
DED. JEDENTAL
Frederick city
NEET SHERIFFALTY
M.S. BARTGIS
MATTHIAS E. BARTGIS
GEOERGS BOWLUS
ABNER CAMPBELL
Sgain
WILLIAM LOWE
MAHLON FALBOTT
M. TALBOTT
Iaker Jamison
AEFA
Jamison
Potomac
WILLIAM LEE
Fred. Co
orphans court
said county
Henry Zeiler
beneft
EZRA DOLL
Thomas Derr
DERK
LIBERTY-TOWN
Naples
Indies
Russia
morocco
Chitwa
J. STEVENSON
Liberty Town
Farmers’ Bank of Maryland
Annapolis
Easton
SAMUEL MAYNARD
whitich
CHARLES DENTZ
Athia
Robert McCleary
Ritchie
THOMAS RITCHIE
JOAN ENGELBRECUT
Woollen Draper & Tailor
BRET
Cassimeres, & Westings
Frederick Yown
PRL
Louisiana
Forsuch T
Union Tavern
Predenck Town
HENRY LOWE
PATRICK McGILL
GEO
HOPEMAN
Johnson
Phila d
counsello Caldering
childs
Chrinus
Georgia
Curalian
St Mary's
Jackson party
Clay
Guardacrrox
Baltimore
Baltimore county
Washington, noe
St. Mary's
Harford
Annapela
Anne Armidle
Charles
Prince George’s
TOS
Calvert
Allegany
Montgomery
Cecil
Kent
Queen Anne
Tallest
Gass Caroline
Dorchester
Worcester
Someret
Jackson
Hhutond
Ceci
majon
Ante Anindel
Brlti
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