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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1852

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A Chapter From Early History of Western Pennsylvania

A historical overview of western Pennsylvania from 1783 to 1796 noting iron forges along the Monongahela and Youghiogheny rivers, the rise of Brownsville and Pittsburgh, and the establishment of markets, ferries, and boat building with trade routes to Kentucky and New Orleans. It covers Virginia’s contested western claims, county formations, and the growth of Pittsburgh as a frontier town and trading hub.

Monongahela Laurel Hill Cheat River Allegheny Range Virginia Brownsville North Carolina Mississippi Pennsylvania Fort Pitt Old Dominion Maryland Youghiogheny Kentucky Westmoreland Washington Westmoreland County Allegheny River Pittsburgh Kiskeminetas Washington County Washington, Greene, Allegheny Fayette Continental Army Col George Woods William Penn Red Stone Old Fort Thomas Basil Brown Michael Cresap Old Fort Ohio Mechanic Wheeling Fort Cumberland Hagerstown Fredericktown Ligonier Baltimore West East New Orleans John Scull Joseph Hall Pittsburgh Gazette Haunchestown Chestnut Ridge Allegheny County Yough Louisiana Florida Union Dunbar Creek Col. Meeson John Gibson Moses Dillon

Origin of State Names in Early American Texts

An old compilation traces how states were named or described, citing Maine from a French province, New Hampshire from Mason’s patent, Vermont from verd mont, and others tied to royals, rivers, or Indian names. It also weaves in farming notes, anecdotes, and brief social contrasts on woman’s legal status and California’s vast area.

Maine France Henrietta Maria England New Hampshire Plymouth Company John Mason Patentes Portsmouth Hampshire Vermont Mount Massachusetts Boston Blue Hills Milton Roger Williams Rhode Island Island Rhodes Connecticut New York Pennsylvania William Penn Delaware Delaware Bay Lord de la Warr Maryland Charles I Lord Baltimore Virginia Elizabeth Carolina Charles IX Georgia George II Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Louis XLV Tennessee Kentucky Illinois Indiana Ohio Missouri Michigan Florida Juan Ponce de Leon

Battery expansion contract signed for New York site

The contract to enlarge the Battery in New York has been signed and filling will begin immediately. Eleven and a half acres will be added, bringing the Battery total to twenty four acres.

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Quotations on Character and Wit From a 19th Century Writer

A writer discusses ideal traits in men and women noting reserve, gravity, boldness, humility, patience, constancy, cheerfulness, and measured familiarity. An echo of romantic prose links innocence to a heroine with dark hair and a waggish editor quips about a comb. Pedantry is criticized as self important and brain draining.

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