The Revolution's Aftermath and Free Trade Gains Discussed
The article argues that England faced alarm but not national disaster after losing the American colonies. It notes gains for both nations from independence and details how navigation laws shifted, enabling freer trade, expanded commerce, and a rising US ship tonnage. It highlights the 1785 neutral trade with China and Hamilton’s 1791 Manufactures report as signs of future growth.
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England
Great Britain
Ireland
Erland
Europe
West Indies
American
America
Canada
Nevara
Stetsman Tanke
Engant
Saas West
China
China Seas
Saec
United States
Hamilton
West India
Auction of Military Weapons at Johnston Sale
A large assortment of army muskets carbines swords sabers and related arms offered for sale within days. J H Johnston 621 Smithfield Street conducts the auction and invites bidders to inspect and bid promptly.
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J. H. Johnston
Smithfield St
Conscience versus traceable knowledge in moral conflict
The speaker argues conscience is not a single Hebrew word but a mix of knowledge formed by aligning actions with divine law. He distinguishes between impulsive acts and a conscience that weighs pleasure against sin, and critiques corporate and commercial consciences. Examples span history and professions to show conscience is variable and not infallible.
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England
Ruskin
Certuilian
Hell
Constantinople
Inquisition
Augustus Toplady
John Wesley
Wesley
Church of England
Christian
John
Julian Hawthorne
Inspector Byrnes
Saul
Simeon
Stylite
Egypt
Sparta
Mexico
Hooper
Tower of London
Laud
Scotland
Jenny Geddes
Abraham
God
George Hopeges
Harrisburg
General Assembly
Isna
Solons
Philadelphia
John White
Merchant Tailor Walter Anderson Announces Removal
Walter Anderson announces removal of his business to the corner of Smithfield street and Seventh avenue in Bissell block around March 1. He will close out current stock at reduced prices. Also notes various local ads and listings including Swift's beef distribution, valentines at L Breuninger Co. and related wholesale mentions.
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Smithfield Street
Seventh Avenue
Bissell Block
Walter Anderson
Cor
Wood Street
Sixth Avenue
Pittsburg
L. Breuninger & Co
Dispatch
Baltimore
Samuel W. Lincoln
Lincoln
United States
Rogers
Ryan A. Gyles
Lacy’s Springs
West Lafayette Street
Gyles
F. O’ferrall
Virginia
South Carolina
Early Philadelphia Legislation and Local Court Incidents
A historical overview describes 1695 events with White's release and recapture, 1701 city government formation, 1705 riots and enforcement, juror pay shifts, and 1712 debates on enslaved peoples' freedom, noting governors and assemblies shaping Philadelphia colony policy.
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White
Durance Vile
House of Assembly
Sarah Whitpain
Philadelphia
Cresson
John Evans
Assemi
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Adam Smith
Arthur Young
Goring
New England
Co — Mee
Liverpool
Gret
Eli Whitney
Yptand
India
Alo
Mississippi
Coasis
Sisal Valley
Jon
Deax Brown
Lecruxe
Francis McCarthy
Carson St
Rev
George Hodges
G. W. Schmidt
Allegheny
G. W. Scumrer
Tifsu
Pittsburg Beef! Company
Swift
Chicago
Valentines Wholesale and Retail
Hauch’s
Fifth Avenue
Wfsu
Solons OF the
Pennsylvania
Sarah Radcliffs
Sarah Radcliff
Iron Works
State House
Pennsylvania General Assembly
Good Old Colony
Bazsneery
E. BR. Chadbourns
Lewiston
Maine
Samoa
Nelsonian
Sxoscene
Abel S
Mary J
Mary
Ary
Abel
Teanna
Q. Brus
Raman
Cuaemeone
Ev'ry Place
J. B
Detroit Free Press
Mr. Blank
Morris H. Danziger
Mother Hubbard
Mother Haubard
Patie
Windsor
Apo
Zeea
Dany
S&l
Madras
Seine
Soren Line
Se Nan Tee
Wwerin
Wits Bike
Whitten Paouas Anid
Cadel Rees Pagans Spek
Lonsdale
P. N
Potter Drug Company
Sues Bae
Calgate
Colgate
Dr. Rollyg
Oakiey
Cogate
Ren Wietinie Cob
Titian
Contes
Castors
Moe
M Conta
Bio Glass
Fale Sloth
Neuwmartetn Formar
Ines En Sockets
Eta
Jen
Danzicer & Shoenberg
Penn Ave