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British American -- 1833-01-05
Year Published: 1833
Part Of: British American
Snippet: This material has been made available for research, education, and private use only. Publication, distribution or commercial use of the material requires permission from the copyright 

British American -- 1833-01-05 -- Page 182
Year Published: 1833
Part Of: British American -- 1833-01-05
Snippet: 182 that the royal exiles were the means of expen- din nearly one hundred thousand pounds an- nua ly amonsgst the merchants and trades-peo- ple of this cit . It is also a fact, which has come to our nowledge, that during the pe- riod when

British American -- 1833-01-05 -- Page 184
Year Published: 1833
Part Of: British American -- 1833-01-05
Snippet: tat DR. HUNTS STOMJICHIC MIXTURE The Proprietor ofthis .Medicine, offers his services to the afïŹ‚icted, particularly in aïŹ‚'ec- tions of the stomach. as Dyspepsia, Cardialgia. commonly called lieart-burn,l’yrosis, or Water brash 8c. and in

British American -- 1833-01-05 -- Page 181
Year Published: 1833
Part Of: British American -- 1833-01-05
Snippet: £0 23. without money. My character suffers. Mr. B. is vexed; and it would not be strange if! should receive a harsh letter, or writ! The lax manner by which sundry persons transact business has a very bad tendency, and is of- ten followed

British American -- 1833-01-05 -- Page 178
Year Published: 1833
Part Of: British American -- 1833-01-05
Snippet: 178 FOREIGJV‘. In a previous column. the Atlas of the 4th says, we give the substance of the pro- tocol, No. 70, agreed to by the conference of London, on the ïŹrst of October, 1832, which has just been made public, and which throws a new

British American -- 1833-01-05 -- Page 177
Year Published: 1833
Part Of: British American -- 1833-01-05
Snippet: @hr mismatch amusement”. ‘I __———’ Etc! 1. NEARLY SiXteen Month'vh“ elaPsed since the ïŹrst Part of the followmg‘ Work was delivered in "'i' wand, ‘0 TWO Hundred Subscribers and upwards. The present Edition was primed m Charlm‘e'Tm'“; is

British American -- 1833-01-05 -- Page 183
Year Published: 1833
Part Of: British American -- 1833-01-05
Snippet: O T I C E .— George Thresher, requests all those 0 have any ïŹ‚ccounts against him, to send em to his residence without delay, as he ntends leaving this Island for England in the Spring. Charlotte-Town, Jan. 5. THE SUBSCRIBER, offers for

British American -- 1833-01-05 -- Page 179
Year Published: 1833
Part Of: British American -- 1833-01-05
Snippet: $0 93. stopped, and its Engltsh crew discharged [t is equally certain that the English ships in the waters of Holland are ordered off, or at least warned to prepare themselves for such an order. We perceive that pon- toons are preparing at

British American -- 1833-01-05 -- Page 180
Year Published: 1833
Part Of: British American -- 1833-01-05
Snippet: i l ERRMERS DEPJJR TMEW'T. ‘ SHEL’PERING FARM LANDS. “ The practice of removing every tree from the ground, in clearing new land, shows that the importance of affording shelter to farms exposed to high winds and biting blasts, is not

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