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Examiner -- 1849-01-15 -- Page 08
Year Published: 1849
Part Of: Examiner -- 1849-01-15
Snippet: | prop. ene SS ee permet japialliguttntdenrtitggunantsentamesaamanemmanaete eee oom "68 BLACKSMITHING, &c. Artemas Davison, Blacksmith, ]{ EREBY intimates to the Inhabitants of Charlottetown, and ofthe {sland generally, that having…
Examiner -- 1849-01-15 -- Page 03
Year Published: 1849
Part Of: Examiner -- 1849-01-15
Snippet: the Atlantic ports, freighted with passengers for this new Kl Dorado, that carries off all the roving spirits thrown upon their own resources by the termination of the Mexican war. Watxine tHe Water— Excursion Extraordinary.— Ferry boats…
Examiner -- 1849-01-15 -- Page 07
Year Published: 1849
Part Of: Examiner -- 1849-01-15
Snippet: Meeting of the Society were held at the time of year when the Grain Show usually takes place, and during the day time, many persons who now find it burdensome to give their attendance, might be present, and become better acquainted with…
Examiner -- 1849-01-15 -- Page 01
Year Published: 1849
Part Of: Examiner -- 1849-01-15
Snippet: 848. nbly of Le, Hituled Lands ation,’ ers of 2S8egg- f Five Hur. ained 3 be. Six- r im- ands } and ture ‘Own Cwo ated wh, a) ti- : as nca We Vne ery ‘ae y; of of h "Vine & Che ti iL. Lb. NA nn ee ae " eoaaaspounanes, COUNTRY TAVERNS.…
Examiner -- 1849-01-15
Year Published: 1849
Part Of: Examiner
Snippet: Digitized with permission. For educational, research and study purposes. …
Examiner -- 1849-01-15 -- Page 05
Year Published: 1849
Part Of: Examiner -- 1849-01-15
Snippet: ni te weeping. Hie then endeavoured to discover the state of het mind ; but she put a stop to it by saying firmly, * Father, 1 am betrothed. Schiitz,” she continued, with & sigh, “has my pity, but duty and honor + ae left the professor…
Examiner -- 1849-01-15 -- Page 06
Year Published: 1849
Part Of: Examiner -- 1849-01-15
Snippet: t-te rea p =—= en ee — N SE nn > — ame a ee a a praia pean K mnenenininnaay says Lord Bacon, is nota couch whereupon to resta searching aod restless spirit; or aterrace for a wandering and volatile mind to walk up and down with a fair…
Examiner -- 1849-01-15 -- Page 04
Year Published: 1849
Part Of: Examiner -- 1849-01-15
Snippet: ee nnincnen aeons memes ern new neers. asa heen neiiaieeetaiineenmeien= =e ms aS oem oneal mene "i ay 164 Ay rgaa toma. ———S——SSe Sa TO AN OLD VOLUME: OF ROBINSON CRU- SOE. My ancient favourite! while [ bend On thee my fascinated gaze, The…
Examiner -- 1849-01-15 -- Page 02
Year Published: 1849
Part Of: Examiner -- 1849-01-15
Snippet: a ad seas as 162 aaa — oes CHL WILATAUN UR. ee ——e —_ ———— CHARLOTTETOWN, JANUARY 15, 1849. THE CIVIL LIST. T soyGH common rumour is well known to be a common liar, there is no doubt that she has told the truth for once, in stating that a…
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