The Apams Sexrivet publication pricing notice
The Apams Sexrivet is published every Wednesday at two dollars per year in advance or two dollars and fifty cents if not paid within the year. Advertisements up to a square cost one dollar for three insertions, with twenty five cents per continuation after. Longer ads up to fifty four squares are priced proportionally.
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Worcester
David Royce
Ripley
New York
New-York
Ohio
pew
Ohio paper
George Aermor Expresses Gratitude and Continued Business
George Aermor thanks the public for liberal encouragement and says he continues to operate at the Old Stand. He notes steady patronage from the cities enabling him to perform his work in a fashionable manner.
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Dissolution of Partnership Between Galloway and M'Creamy
The firm of Galloway and M'Creamy is dissolved by mutual consent. Debts owed to the firm should be settled by note or other means by the first day of next month. The saddling business continues at the old stand under Mr. M'Crea ry. John Galloway and David M'Creamy announce the change and thank patrons for support. April 17 1829. The postscript notes Mr. E returns seeking public support with steady prices and attention to business.
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GALLOWAE
JE CREAR FY
M'Creary
JOHN GALLOWAY
DAVID M'CREARY
Settysburg
Meeting to settle accounts of Hunteretown Telegraph Company
The notice calls former officers and members to gather at Jacobo Grass’s home in Tiupown on Saturday June 6 to audit the company accounts. A fee of 3 dollars is requested for letters and agents at the offices.
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Jaco Grass
Tiu- Pown
Disy
Hope and Will in the Old World and New Reflections
A collage of verses on hope and youth, then excerpts from various 19th century writings. It cites Blackwood's Magazine on wills, discussions of intestate law, moral reflections on wisdom and virtue, and notes on beekeeping and debt. It also reports on laws, lotteries, colonial roads, and miscellaneous notices.
Catholics urged to refrain from illumination after emancipation bill
A Dublin Catholic meeting unanimously resolved Catholics should not illuminate to mark emancipation. A handbill urged not to profane the event and to foster reconciliation. Protestants and Catholics show cautious optimism as commerce and stability trend toward lasting peace amid regional tensions.
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