State of affairs in Syria inspires regional unrest
Dispatches from Smyrna recount Syria turmoil as Lebanese mountaineers resist the Egyptian and Albanian forces. Beyrout endures sieges and bombardments, with 20 000 troops in garrison and multiple fleets nearby. The rebellion spreads with Arab and Druse factions joining against Mehemet Ali's administration.
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Georgetow n American love lines miss mary
A dated Georgetown letter expresses a suitor’s affection for Miss Mary of G- with playful verse and vows. The poem promises devotion and asks for consent to share a life, signed from Georgetown August.
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Name origins of U S states a historical note from New Haven Palladium
A historical digest traces how each state received its name from various origins. Maine to Oregon are linked to rivers, places, or figures, with dates like 1629 and 1777 cited and figures such as Roger Williams and Lord De La Warr named.
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George A. McKay Died at Marion Vount House
George A. McKay a native of New York aged 26 years died in Marion after a short illness of extreme suffering. He resided in the state about two years and bore his illness with manly fortitude. He expressed belief in a future state and readiness for his dissolution.
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Obituary Notices From Georgetown and Pee Dee Region
A death notice describes Mrs Maria L R Keith who died near Georgetown on the 24th from chronic liver disease and praises her piety and family virtues. It notes Benjamin, youngest child of Eleazer and E G Aw preset aged 13 months, and Henry C Smith, a native of Scotland aged about twenty years, among others in the Pee Dee area.
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