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Title: Page 193
Date: Saturday January 19, 1833
Text Snippet: Mill. caution all Persons against cutting Timber in sueh places. in doing which they have the concurrence of The Earl of Westmorlsnd's Agent. Crapaud, 24th ﬂug. I832. OOKS PRINTED d;- PUBLISHED BY J. 11. WHITE. In 2 vols. The Holy Bible, containing the Old and New Testa- ments; with references and various readings Embellished with engravings. In 1 vol quarto Fleetwood's Life of Christ
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Title: Page 263
Date: Saturday March 23, 1833
Text Snippet: of “A. W. YOUNG, Lieutenant GoVernor.J go 84 263 to Lord G°d°ri0h that the arms are not Me'll'l- Owen. Pope, Brenan, Cody, and the 16th inst. (received this day)——two Resolutions framed upon a Report of the Committee of the House of Assembly, who waited upon the Lieutenant Governor on Friday the 15th. with two addresses, from which it would appear that in a conversa- tion which then took
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Title: Page 372
Date: Saturday June 22, 1833
Text Snippet: or any other 't'estival day, are au thorized to depart without paying.” Undeniable ﬂuthority. “ Why, .05.. so amt-so told me, who heard from .Mr. Such- ' who had it from .Mr. What’s-his a-onc, who said it came from Mr. Who name. (Iy’c-caIl-I:im, who repeated it alter M;- . Thingumbob, who saw it in Jlr. 1—1lo.‘t ‘ know-who’s letter ” contrived to erase the word “safety,” uhie ‘ u
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Title: Page 225
Date: Saturday February 16, 1833
Text Snippet: , Milkpans, with a large variety ot‘other articles ofthe above description, and of a superior quality. It being J.M’sintenti0n to return to England in the coming Spring, he respect- fully solicits the early attention of the Pu :1 0 Jan uary 26, Newspaper; British American

Title: Page 214
Date: Saturday February 2, 1833
Text Snippet: in barracks, built expressly for the occasion ; but those who are employed as clerks to any of the public ofﬁces, are permitted to live elsewhere, and re- ceive an annual pittance, varying from 1.10 to 1.18 per annum, together with a small sum for clothing. The regulations in force with res- pect to the whole body, and many of which are elsewhere given, effectually render their con- dition one ofunvarying
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Title: Page 357
Date: Saturday June 15, 1833
Text Snippet: a t l.- l1 @hr written answers”. CHARLONE-TOWEiPﬁFICE EDW " D ISLAND, SATURDAY, JUNE 15, 1333. ' glass. y HOUSE OF COMMONS. LONDON, ﬂpn'l 21, 1833. night, the annual “Budget” was ught be are the House of Commons, by the ancellor of the Exchequer. In our report the debate will be found a list of the taxes which reductions are proposed to be made. .Hume well observed
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Title: Page 53
Date: Saturday September 15, 1832
Text Snippet: been seven *months building, and lately 300 men have ‘ I'been employed upon her; and. when her steam 3 engine is on board, with all the apparatus and I,“ the ﬁtting-up. it is computed that she will have cost 20,0001. Although the cost is im- ' ease, yet, from the durability of the materiel, here is but little doubt that the Company will . s2 gainers in tho end. Iler steam-engine is 60 "
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Title: Page 232
Date: Saturday February 16, 1833
Text Snippet: . per bottle. ’ u ‘ MAY BE HAD 3T J. H. lVHITE‘s BOOK STORE. By his Majest ’sRo al lette. Patent.—G. P0 00 CK’: ugh; " GLOBE, twelve feet in Circumferencemm treatise, scale, analcmma. &c. complete I working Problems. The peculiar proper“ of this Globe are,—l, its superior size. 2, plainness ot‘its delineations. 3, the legibili ot'its detail. 4, it is so portable, that it in
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Title: Page 336
Date: Saturday May 25, 1833
Text Snippet: , and it was difﬁcult to get her off with a good stick or club, al- though previ0us to this the animal appear- ed to know him and be fond of his approach (when without a swill pail,) and crouched when he rubbed her with a stick or brush, and very soon lay down and seemed dispo- sed to sleep under the operation. The frenzy seemed to commence its violence about the time of parturition, and the pro- geny was destroyed
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Title: Page 149
Date: Saturday December 8, 1832
Text Snippet: By mutual consent of the Parties, the Firm of Campbell 8L Cousins, is dissolved. All Persons indebted to the ConCern, are requested to make immediate payment, and all persons having claims upon them are requested to reu- der the same without delay. JAMES CAMPBELL. WM. COUSIJV‘S. Dec 1. 149 II 0 R is A L E, Thirteen Oxen, and Forty Wether Sheep Apply to John Adams, New-London. I o R 5 J1 E. I'The good
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Title: Page 344
Date: Saturday June 1, 1833
Text Snippet: a lean will. 16. If you would be rich think of saving as well as getting. 17. What maintains one vice would train up two children. 18. Beware of little expenses—a small leak will sink a great ship. 19. If you would know the want ofmo— ney, go and try to borrow some—for he that goesa borrowing goes a sorrowing. 20. Pride is as loud a beggar as want and a great deal more saucy. 21. Pride breakfasted
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Title: Page 223
Date: Saturday February 9, 1833
Text Snippet: then shall wreathe to: thee cypress shalLdeck 0’3 w}. h- . . . y. ALL A T PETHICK’S BREWERY wherethehi hest price ' "be paid, in cash, for goo clean BJR Y, Go hand, a lar e uantity of £1.15, PORTER, Table E R, and excellent Malt WHISKE Y, which are offered for Sale at low price. N. B. --Yeast, the. always on hand. Feb. 2, 1833. REMOVﬂL. M. ROWE, EBOOT ls SHOE-MAKER.~' (Lately from England
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Title: Page 142
Date: Saturday December 1, 1832
Text Snippet: of the year,. . ! weatherhecame remarkably mild, and count: re ed in this state till near the middle of Jan.; I shoi thermometer for the most part between 34 mg 40. On the 10th and 11th of January it fell ,m low as 15 30, but rose again in a short ti de and continued much more frequently abovct Ms, below the point ot‘congelation till the 7th mbe March, when we had a strong wmd from I he N. N. W
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Title: Page 150
Date: Saturday December 8, 1832
Text Snippet: will deduct two-se. venths for crown and clergy reserves, which will leave 49,000 acres to be given out to settlers : again we will deduct other two-sevenths for free grants, such as U E Loyalists, Ste. which will leave 35,0001. cres in each township on which fees hm been, or are to be paid ; but, on second thoughts, we will deduct ﬁve thousand from each tOWnship f0. gentlemen’s grant; of from 500 to 12,000
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Title: Page 143
Date: Saturday December 1, 1832
Text Snippet: , and demanded of him whether he would engage to make a coat of mail, to be worn under the ordinary dress, which should be abso- lutely bullet-proof ; and that, if so, he might name his own price for such a work. The man engaged to make the desired object, ifallowed proper time, and he na- med 18,000 francs as the price ofit. The bargain was concluded and in due time the work was produced, and its maker honor
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Title: Page 296
Date: Saturday April 20, 1833
Text Snippet: eyeing him with con— tempt for his pusillanimity, waved -ltls hand to depart, he precipitater obeyed and left the Genni and myself to explore the hidden mysteries of the haunted tower,l What had given rise to the absurd and su- perstitious notion except the policy of my guide. I was at a less to ﬁnd out, for on our entrance I was agreeably surprised to 110 33 the old gentleman should ré'tover t
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Title: Page 329
Date: Saturday May 18, 1833
Text Snippet: , or afford to buy it. A farm- should endeavor never to be destitute of eat, meal, butter, cheese, é‘c. on any ay in the year ; and it is scarcely honest live by wearing one of his neighbour’s ols. But although he should av0|d bor— wing as much as possible, he ought to be illing to lend to every neighbor, who ould return the article lent in good or- .r,_ and as soon as he should have done 1th
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Title: Page 239
Date: Saturday February 23, 1833
Text Snippet: throughany invidious mo- tive. My wish is, that my fellow elect- ors would Petition the honorable House ofASsembly to dismiss from their Body such persons as are so circumsta‘ncec, unless they resigned such ollice. COBBET’I‘. St. Peters Feb. 16, 1833 939 (COMMUNICATID.) 4! prize Enigma for the Ladies. Ye Charlotte-Town Ladies, the Pride of un- Isle. My name if ye ﬁnd it, will cost you a smile; l belong
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Title: Page 162
Date: Saturday December 22, 1832
Text Snippet: of frost. Some plantations are sutfering e‘xcessively from the disease, but I think it will now pass by. r November 28 Havre dates to the 20th Oct., Pal-i, the 19th, and London to' the same have been received at New York. is, however, ver little in addition to 0 previous stock 0 news. The Session of the States of Holland w opened on the 15th Oct. the King is' contained in theJ’aris paper, After
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Title: Page 166
Date: Saturday December 22, 1832
Text Snippet: , and in their statement showed that a_ship,of452 tons which, previous to the passing of this act, would be liable to pay 531. 18 1, would be now liable to a Duty of 1362. 6 11. St. Andrew: Courant, Nov. 30, New Brunswick—A Meeting has been held at St. John, for the purpose of petitioning the Legislature for a Bill authorising the establish- ment ofa new Bank in that city. The capital proposed is 100,0001., in 251
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