Freeman offers auctions and appraisals for real estate and furniture
FP Freeman, auctioneer, announces he occupies the Old State House rotunda formerly used by Sargent Rogers Foreign Letter Office and will be employed by friends and the public to dispose of houses real estate and furniture at auction or private sale and to appraise and conduct house sales.
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Beauty's Eye Lights Life's Rugged Path and Fear
Poem speaks of a guiding light in hardship found in a woman's beauty or charm. It contrasts loneliness and toil with a beacon that steadies the heart from childhood to old age, even as storms loom. The verse emphasizes beauty as protective and luminous amid trials.
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Digby Works Endorsed for Palett and Associates
The passage urges Mr Palett and his aides to pursue Digby’s works and to let him express his anger and fear unchecked. It compares the imagined foe to a servant Cesar and Massa John in a satirical tone, reflecting on public sentiment and mockery.
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The Circus at Paris Under Franconi Direction
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Toasts At Versailles After the American Revolution
The article recalls a Versailles dinner after the revolution where Dr Franklin, the English ambassador, and the French minister Vergennes proposed toasts. The British minister lauded George III, the French minister praised Louis XIV, and Franklin honored George Washington as Joshua-like, who commanded the sun and moon to stand still.
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