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CHARLOTTE-TOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, SATURDAY, JANUARY 19 1883. ,‘

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EAR LY Sixteen Months has elapsed since the first Part of the following Work was delivered in this Island, to Two Hundred Subscribers and upwards. The present ition was printed in Charlotte-Town; is the first Work of magnitude printed. in this, or n other of His Britannic Majesty's Possessions in North America :—The Work is composed {afine bold modern out English Type, entirely new,’ printed with Ink and Paper of the best uality,llld in a quarto shape, decidedly the best size for Family use For the information of hose persons who may feel disposed to patronize so laudable an undertaking, the Publisher mbraces this Opportunity of giving publicityto the followmg Conditions which accompanies the first Part of the Work.

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CONTAININGTHE OLD AND NEW TESTAMENTS:

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WITH ' REFERENCES .aJv-D VflRIO US REJIDIJV'G s. EMBELLISHED WITH ENGRAVINGS.

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l.—This edition of the Hon SCRIPTURES will be printed to bind in two handsome volumes, on good Paper, and with fine Ink.

lI.—The Old and New Testaments will be completed in 128 Numbers, price Seven pence half penny each, also in Parts, price Five Shillings each, a Part to con- tain Eight Numbers. . .

[IL—The Apocrypha will be printed for those Subscribers who wish to take it.

lV.—'I‘he whole work will be embellished with Seventeen Engravings, executed by good Artists. _ - _

V.—Every person taking the first Part Will be consrdered a Subscriber, and ex- pected to take at least a double number [or after that rate] per week, until the

‘ work is completed: to prevent broken copies this condition is indispensable.

i VL—The work will be delivered to Subscribers free of any additional expence, pay- able on delivery.

VIL—Each Number will contain 12 pages of letter-press, and each Part 96 pages, except those double Numbers, or Parts, which contain plates, where each plate will be considered equivalent to one sheet of Letter-Press : but should the Old and New Testaments exceed 128 Numbers the overplus will be given gratis. Numbers 5 and G, and the sucoeeding Numbers will be put into Double Num- bers for the convenience of delivery, and will contain the same quantity as two single Numbers.

The scarcity of money being generally felt in the Country, the Publisher proposes for the encouragement of those persons desirous of urchasing so intlispensihle a part ofa Christian ibrary. to take Merchantahle Grain in payment. at Charlotte- own cash price. A person in each Count as central as possible, will be appointed . to receive the same. from the First of February to the Thirty-first arch, in each year, {or the convenience

st those Subscribers remotely situated. ,

EOUND COFIEI COMPLETE WILL‘ 3" READY FOR DELIVERY DURING THE PRIIINT '

January 5,1833. ‘

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The First Volume of this little Work is now complete—Those Subscribers who deliver their Numbers at the Publisher’s Book-Store, Within 60 Days from the delivery of No. 12, may. have them neatly halflbound for one Slii hug, and whole bound for One Shillin and Three pence. The publisher having a arse number of the Christian Visiter to bind within the above period , and the convenience of taking on a large Edition at one time, enables him to bind them at the above low rate.

N 0 T I C ‘ E .

. John M'Nally and John Meelian. hereby in Public notice, that the Lessee of the Saw .Mill at 8n- paud. Lot 29, is by his Lease, em owered to cut Tint- ber for the mill, on any part oft e Township which maybe unlet; and they. as the holders ofthe 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, and the Apostles. Also the Evidences of Christianity briefly sta. ted; and the New Testament proved to be genuine, in three judicious and excellent Ser. mons, by P. Doddridge n.n. together With the History of the Jews. An account of the tron. bles of the Jews, particularly those calamities which fell upon them at the time of the destruc- tion ofJerusalein. Embellished with engravings. Inl vol. 18mo. ACall to the Unconverted, to which are added, several valuable Essays, by Richard Baxter, with an introductor

Essa b Richard Chalmers. n. n. Murray s Rea er, urray's Introduction, and Murray’s Grammar.

In the Press.——3000 Copies of Murray’s Spel- ling-Book. 1000 ditto in 4to. Psalms ofDavitL 1000 in 32mm ditto.

A L 0.6! B DE FARM FOR SALE.— v That well known Property situated in New London, and adjoining Park Corner own- ed and occupied by Mr. James Cam bell, con- taining 200 acres of excellent Land: the one half of which is a Freehold property, the other half subject toa rent of 51. per year. One hun- dred acres of the above Farm is in a high state I of cultivation, and the whole possessing many valuable advantages; is well watered in every part, bounded on one side with a large pond containing fish in great variety and abund- ance,—on the North by the sea. presenting every advantage for theestablishnent ofthe Cod fishery upon an extensive scale. For fur- ther particulars apply to the undersigned on the premises. JAMES CAvMPBELL.

Dec. I, 1832.

BOXBINDING MATERIALS FOR. SALE.» Rolls, Tools, Pallets. Shears, cutting Pmns. Standing Press with iron screw. Gold Lest. ke.

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