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CHARLOTTE-TOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1832

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E O . hereby give Public notice. that the Lessee of the Saw Mill at Cra- paud. Lot 29. is by his Lease, empowered to cut Tim- ber for the mill. on any part of the Township which maybe unlet; and they. as the holders oftlie Mill. caution all Persons against cutting Timber in such places. in doing which they have the concurrence of

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