Death of William Wilberforce and Protestant verse in Bristol
A BristolGazette page memorializes William Wilberforce with hymns and sermonlike reflections on liberty and Christian mercy. It links Wilberforce to abolitionist progress, praises his work for Africa and Attica, and imagines a posthumous monument in his name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. Wilberforce
Wilberforce
Africa
Gofurist
Mercy
Attica
Tim
Mix Haina Gav
Peter Clianels
Christian Watchmay
Hus
God
Gabriel
Ted
Weuimas
Great Britain
Lake Erie
Cratetel
Bristol
N. B
Boston
WM. S. Nichols
Toemont
Vikas
Generud
Osomeria
Brass founder and coppersmith announces shop opening
Charles H. Bush informs the public he has rented a shop near Spooner's Candle Works to manufacture brass and copper items including kettles, wash basins, pipes, nails, and factory castings. He invites orders, promises prompt service, and notes measures for convenient customer access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles HW. Bush
Valuable Family Medicines for sale by Leader Dam, Boston to retailers
Advertises thirty patent medicines prepared by Leader Dam, 29 Prince Street Boston, with wholesale discounts for country traders. Claims cures for liver and stomach ailments, with various tonics and extracts. Lists widespread retailer network across Massachusetts and New England, urging examination and orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renervalty
Slares
Ji4aaf
Trincey Street
Doston
Mass
Mitliy
Lotic
Ieee
Pivelate
Isc
Hesson
Worus East
Sale Rivest Chiatnient
Pere
Iil
Perone
Roestoy
Weyer
Yezizd
Dibeth
Boston
Dani—leo Teller
Wardie
Horation
Thayer
Eae Fuate
Life
Zen Beer
Ianie Daniel Copeland
HAM
Mrsuee Street
Dinston
Beietel
JOHN
Jame
L. Thaster
New Hedford
Eheha Thornton & Son
Swift, Nye & Co
Dartmouth
Lee & Turner
Halifax
E Pope
Warren
Dr. Willama
Newport
RR Eti
Sandwich
N. N. Crocker
Flisha Perry
John W- Smith advertises services at OM Stand
John W- Smith announces continued business at the OM Stand under Elorton's Hotel. He pledges careful attention, modest manners, and skilled workmanship, offering clean towels and good soap to attract patrons. Also notes preparation for hair cutting and dressing, inviting customers to Suian's under Horton's Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W- Smith
Elorton
Suian's
Umler Horton's
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Jess
Giazets- Levender
Hehelm
Paul
Silas
Middletown
Conn
Ortal
Averher
Kovel
Doctor Weil
Dictor Vsytal
Lous Mil
Charles N
Tie
Iin
Nick
New York Court of Sessions
Bristol, R
Ephraim K
Sophia Avery
George W. Allen
James P Brown
Josiah Parker
Geo, S
Bourth
Bristol Print Works
Budlong
John Buree
Hesieorth
Kaslotte Bagi
Dann
Chace Joseph Cranial
Benjy
Charch Ann
Charles Suhutley Cooper
Waite
D' Walt George D’walf Joshua
Dodge
Wnt Pdavenport IB & SI Dewi
Tihr Drury Mualallah Davy
Sarah Foster Pally Ales
Pletetier Lenwel Fale
Bere
Derernie
Charles Teotelen
Peter Gs Vane Moessr- Davi Girees It
Charler
Dareshioil Mosers
Richard Hout
Eliza Lorton
Henry J Wubhard
Wartinztoaw
Hubba Fitzhenry Momer
Hopkins
al Thomas Tonnes Thomas Jones
Rouben
Ome
Tirzstel
Aining
Lusena Jennison
John Ho Ringster
Jonathan Ringsies
JU Lansteg
Giles Lether
Isaac Lewis
Edward M
Luther
Ann Eliza Lawton
Mizabeth Luthe
Jeretiah Manes
Munroe
Nathaniel Mickel
Elisha
Sylvester Nash O
Samwel
Jonathan Rola
Wiliam Pierce
Bristol Ferry
John Pearse
Jonathan Peek
Greenwoul Reynolds
Eliza M Richinomi
Samuel Read
Charles Shault
Frank Swain
John Smith
Sally Sandford
Ry Temperance Sockty Feabins
John W Stevens Jr
Trash
Turner
Martha Taylor
Clarisa Wight Tenry Rh
Warren Russel Warren Joseph Westcut
Caleb Wihitlent Folias Whipgit
Colen
Tr Comenand
Aatygi Os
Antena
George HH. Revynolds
Triers
Hye
Tihises Street
Hau
Mason W, Pearce
Cire FE
New York
LE Perons
FGHN
Bradford
Bristel
Ezquire
Megtine
Tens Ferther
Tufermier
Acs
Joan Norris
Bennet J. Munro
Wal. Throop
Yas Hosfor
Eae Wepak
Dex
Sd Teatory Sk Onin
Wien
Lee
Jacksons
Mr. Pinots
Seattle
Cowie
Priege
Boris
Salind
River
Héston
Dantel
Pdpapep
Bushell
Turks Island
Troy
Jon
Thomas Church
London
G. BL Monro & Co
J. J. Dwolf
Coopers
William E. Norris
Gooding & Reed
J. M. Gooding
John Reed
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