Classified Rates and Publication Policy for CHE PHENEX
The notice outlines weekly Saturday publication by CHE PHENEX with address at Bradford Street and Mopo Thames area. It details advertising rates of one dollar per square for first insertion, twenty cents for each subsequent, and defines square as five lines brevier type. Yearly ads cost ten dollars per year, with limits on weekly insertions and nonpayment terms.
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CHE Phenex
Bayley
Bradford Street
Mopo
Thames Streets
Costiavad
GFNO
No More Drink in This Lamenting Chorus
A fragmentary lyric recounts a speaker renouncing rum and drink, expressing deep sorrow and resolve. The lines trace withdrawal from temptations and the vow to sever ties with alcohol, ending with a firm refusal to drink again.
Land of Columbia to Awake in Temperance
A passionate call urging Columbia to awake against oppression and temperance foes. The verse appeals to freedom from tyranny, urging light and temperance to disperse darkness and grant salvation through moral reform. The repeated anthems praise awakening and national virtue with fervent religious tones.
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Land OF Columbia
Hallelujah
Fire in Peters and Palmer stables destroys property and homes
A large fire at Peters and Palmer stables on 18th Street near 6th Avenue destroyed the stable and spread to surrounding low rise buildings and homes. About 100 families were burned out with losses estimated between 20 000 and 96 000 dollars.
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New York
Peters
Palmer
18Th Street
6Th
7Th Avenues
Expire and Knickerbocker
Broadway
6Th Avenue
19Th Street
20Th Street
N. Y. Jour. of Commerce
Parrington Attempted Wife Murder and Arrest in Olneyville
A man named Joseph Parrington of Swanzey and Central Falls tried to kill his wife on Monday night in Olneyville. The first shot failed, the second shot against her breast missed, and a third pistol discharged injuring no one as the couple struggled before Parrington’s arrest.
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Joseph Parrington
Swanzey
Central Falls
Olneyville
Aloot
Herald
Mr Candles Curtain Lectures on a Domestic Taver
A wife denounces her husband for neglect and waste in a crowded monologue. She complains of smoke filled curtains, a wrecked home, missing sugar and punch shortages, damaged china and furniture, and a lack of respect. She vows to confront him and exposes his neglectful behavior. The quarrel reveals a tense, sarcastic marital dynamic and a public display of domestic strain.
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Mr. Candle
Tom
Mr. Caudle
Susan
China
Prettyman
Caudle
Cacdlé
Morpheus
Public Appeal Urges Youth to Reform and Duty
An exhortation from the Portland Tribune chastises idle youth with references to a Pittsburg relief fund donation by Rothschilds and Brothers. It urges responsibility, frugality, and hard work, condemns excessive dress and leisure, and promotes virtue and self-improvement.
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Rothschilds & Brothers
Paris
Pittsburg
Grand Deed Concerning Mount Hope Neck Lands in New Plymouth
The General Court of Plymouth grants to John Walley Nathaniel Oliver Nathaniel Byfield and Stephen Burton a large tract near Mount Hope Neck in New England. The deed binds the colony to lay out highways within twelve months and frees the purchasers and their heirs from certain taxes and impositions for seven years. It establishes local governance in the Neck with commissioners, county status upon reaching sixty families, and rights to mills and trade while preserving certain island and land reservations.
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Anquitt
John, Walley
Nathaniel Oliver
Nathaniel Byfield
Stephen Burton
John Walley
New Pigwowra
Movnr
Swanzey
Exid Neck
Goram
Josiah Winslow
Humas Hinckley
Wm. Bradford
Anid
Thomas Slinckley
William Bradford
Mount Hore
Mount Hope
New Plymouth
Runrner
Mars Hore
Shyre
Colonial Deed Grants Lands to Walley and Burton
The document records Josiah Winslow Thomas Hinckley and William Bradford acting as a committee of the Court of New Plymouth to grant Mount Hors Neck and Poraseuasu Neck lands with islands to John Walley Nathaniel Oliver Nathaniel Byfield and Stephen Burton and their heirs. The deed covenants quiet possession warrants defense and later ratification by Plymouth Court within ten years at the grantees’ cost. Witnesses and signatures appear with seals and acknowledgments from 1680.
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Charles
England &c
Josiah Winslow
New Plymouth
New England
Thomas Hinckley
William Bradford
John Walley
Nathaniel Oliver
Nathaniel Byfield
Stephen Burton
Boston
Masschusetta
Jouiaty Winslow
Nathanial Oliver
Nathanial Byhield
Uae
Wiliam Bradford
James Cudworth
Peemssea
Mount Hors Neck
Porraseuasu Neck
Thossid Neck
Gesenau Couwr
Parsons
Nathanie Byfield
Plymouth
Nathaniel Buffell
Stephen Barton
Nahaniel Byfield
Wmn. Bradford
Jousx Hatwaun
T. Euliezer Moony
Eanee
Jons Freeman
Ines B
Thomas Hinckwy
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Hole-in-the- Wall
Galveston
Texas
Hole-in the- Wall
Washington
Urania
Long Wharf
U.S
Ohio
Kane
Aston Daily Advertiser
Pittsburgh
Marvyring
Suvta
Joe
Hiram Smith
Hancock County
Weeo
Kena
Syringuiel
Mam
Buffallo
N. Y
Philadelphia
Schott
Willing
Paul Joxex
Susee
Peirage
Norfolk
Bennett
Goat Aid
Cape Henry
Christendom
Adam
Portland Tribune
Annals OF Bristol
Janes
Toni Aroey
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