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Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1843-12-06 -- Page 3
Year Published: 1843
Part Of: Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1843-12-06
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Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1843-11-18 -- Page 1
Year Published: 1843
Part Of: Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1843-11-18
Snippet: iglllllliltm. l x I lililtllllllllg; t i . I - l t ll AND SEMI-WEEKLY ADVERTISER. W- VOL. I- whom T0 GENERAL 1N I‘ELLIGENCE, LITERATURE, &.c. CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, NOVEMBER 18, 1843. NEUTRAL IN LOCAL POLITICS AND

Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1843-12-02 -- Page 4
Year Published: 1843
Part Of: Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1843-12-02
Snippet: POETRY. SELECTED. ........_ THE STAR OI" LOVE. IY G. P. MORRII; The star of love new shines above, Cool zephyrs crisp the sea 3 Among the leaves the wind-harp weaves Its serenade for thee. The star, the breeze, the wave. the trees Their

Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1843-11-29 -- Page 4
Year Published: 1843
Part Of: Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1843-11-29
Snippet: POETRY. SELECTED. _ , —-±— THIS “'ORI.D 0F OURS. BY W. G. J. BARKER. Th's world ofcurs. if free from sin, 0h ! would it not be fair.’ Sunshine above, and ïŹ‚owers beneath. And beauty everywhere ! The air. the earth, the waters teem “'ith

Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1843-09-13 -- Page 3
Year Published: 1843
Part Of: Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1843-09-13
Snippet: O A 8" D A. ston, Aug. ‘23.—lt is our pain- i- to record the destruction It appears that on Monday g last about half past ten ‘ , ïŹre was seen to issue from ,warehouse near the river— ed to have been ignited by from the chimney of the A-1

Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1843-10-18 -- Page 2
Year Published: 1843
Part Of: Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1843-10-18
Snippet: ' t w ness .3" Eleanor. . " Gaspar is an old and faithful ser- vrtor.” she replied, with a smile, ” and is one of those discreet per- sons who never- hear what is not in- tended for their ears.” Upon this, he took a jewellcd ring from

Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1843-12-09 -- Page 4
Year Published: 1843
Part Of: Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1843-12-09
Snippet: SI". L E C '1‘ ED 1’ OE'I‘RY. THE LOVER’S DREAM. 13" D. C. L‘OLIISW’OR‘I‘HY. .-\ binned dream I had. l‘ole'hought I sat ba
Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1843-10-25 -- Page 1
Year Published: 1843
Part Of: Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1843-10-25
Snippet: AND SEMI-WEEKLY ADVERTlSER. nanlJ Tim—Eritrean tN'I‘ELLtoENcn, committing... VOL. I M MOON’S PHASES. o c 'r o n s: n. 8dr day, 7h. 2m morning 3 Full Moon, I p a “manner, 16th day, 9h. 45m morn. . New Moon. 23d day, all. 2lm morn . ) pm;

Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1843-10-25 -- Page 3
Year Published: 1843
Part Of: Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1843-10-25
Snippet: .,. r "“ " " ._,.'.. o- ,.w— ' i ' ’ Id) anions (a child ofïŹ‚oars o ' l' g. The were all near ports on m. ymd mu“ freliel' had little comp . . ' .‘|i.lf:I‘::I stage ofexbausttt ' erilably hwo perished 1 :lot been afforded that day. ' .otr

Morning News and Semi-Weekly Advertiser
Year Published: 1843
The Morning News and Semi-Weekly Advertiser was first published as an independent penny paper, neutral in politics and religion. It featured short articles on international and local news, fiction,

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Snippet: The Morning News and Semi-Weekly Advertiser was first published as an independent penny paper, neutral in politics and religion. It featured short articles on international and local news, fiction, poetry, advertisements and anecdotes.

Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1843-12-02 -- Page 2
Year Published: 1843
Part Of: Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1843-12-02
Snippet: speech, when a servant whispered in his car, and informed him a young man had arrived express from Paris: ftttd demanded to see him instantly. Ihe marquis sent his valet to ques- tion the stranger, and ïŹnding that his 'J‘EMPERANCE. taunts

Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1843-09-06
Year Published: 1843
Part Of: Morning News and Semi-Weekly Advertiser
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 

Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1843-11-22 -- Page 3
Year Published: 1843
Part Of: Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1843-11-22
Snippet: ted. nnl between the two 5 a; rojected, will mark an the veerid’s age. The. event willstand forth to give a distinctive character to tlte century. It is to be ears’ work—to endure for The whole aspect of com- ll be changed by it. It will

Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1843-10-28 -- Page 2
Year Published: 1843
Part Of: Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1843-10-28
Snippet: ring this season that the army of Sierra, in its flight, was in part de- stroy ed bythe waters, for in its usual narrow course the stream is not of sufïŹcient width and power to be dan- gerous. Just above, on the side of Carmel, is the spot

Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1843-09-09 -- Page 4
Year Published: 1843
Part Of: Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1843-09-09
Snippet: P 0 ET B. Y. IILEOTID. 0 ! \ViIA'l‘ ARE E—A-IlTII’B FLOWERS. 0 ! what are earth‘s ïŹ‚owers ? A perishiog race, \Vhose brightness the beams Oflhe mid-day efface; The autumn wind sweeps thetn, So brief is their stay. Like dews of the morning,

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