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FO-Extracts from the Gazette, 1738

28 reprints from 1734-02-01 to 1899-04-08

FO-Extracts from the Gazette, 1738

by Franklin, Benjamin

From unknown source

1738-01-03

ere will be a Stage Waggon set out from Trenton to Brunswick, twice a Week and back again, during next Summer. It will be fitted up with Benches and cover’d over so that Passengers may sit easy and dry. And Care will be taken to deliver Goods and Messages safe. Note. The said Waggon will set out for the first time, from William Atlee’s and Thomas Hooton’s in Trenton, on Monday the 27th of March next, and continue going every Monday and Thursday from Trenton, and return from Brunswick every Tuesday and Friday. Every Passenger to pay Two Shillings and

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FO-Extracts from the Gazette, 1738

by Franklin, Benjamin

From unknown source

1738-01-03

] Lent above a Twelvemonth ago, the second Vol. of Select Trials, for Murders, Robberies, Rapes, Sodomy, Coining, Frauds, and other Offences, at the Sessions-House in the Old-Bailey: Which not being return’d to the Owner, he desires the Person who has the Book in possession, to send it to the Printer of this Paper.

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FO-Extracts from the Gazette, 1738

by Franklin, Benjamin

From unknown source

1738-01-03

much oblige the Owner, and shall be handsomely rewarded. [November 24] This Morning about 2 a Clock, a Fire broke out at Mr. Clark’s near Black-Horse-Ally, occasion’d by some Brands carelessly left in the Dancing-School Fire-place; but timely Assistance coming, it was soon extinguished. [November 30] [Advertisement] Lent and Lost, the Earl of Clarendon’s History of the Rebellion and Civil Wars, Vol. I. It’s an Oxford Edition, printed in 1712, and lettered on the Back. Whoever brings it to the Printer hereof, shall be handsomely rewarded. [December 6] Just Published, Poor Richard’s Almanacks, for the Year 1739. Wherein is contained The Lunations, Eclipses, Judgments of the Weather, Spring Tides, Planets Motions, and mutual Aspects, Sun and Moon’s Rising and Setting, Length of Days, Time of High Water, Fairs, Courts and observable Days. Together with many witty Hints

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FO-Extracts from the Gazette, 1738

by Franklin, Benjamin

From unknown source

1738-01-03

er 6] Philadelphia: Printed by B. Franklin, Post-Master, at the New Printing-Office near the Market. Price 10s. a Year. Where Advertisements are taken in, and Book-Binding is done reasonably, in the best Manner.

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From The Gentleman's Magazine 1731-1907

1734-02-01 · London, England

tion, Select Trials, for Murders, Robberies, Rapes, So- domy, Coining, Frauds, and other Offences. At the Seffions-Houfe in the Old-Bailey, From tne Year 1720,

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From The Register of Pennsylvania (1828-1831)

1828-03-15 · Philadelphia

quarto.—Imprint, * Philadelphia: Printed by B. Frank- lin, Post-Master, at the New Printing-Office near tho Market. Price 10s. a year. Where Advertisements are taken in, and Book-Binding is done reasonably in th

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From The Wichita city eagle.

1877-12-20 · Wichita, Kan.

ity, has favor­ ed us with the examination of five of these once popular and now famous productions. Tho oldst ono is for the year 1747, and is now oue hundred and'thirty years old. Tho title page of this publication it does not seem to have had a cover is as follows : POOR IUCHARD, 1717. AS ALMANACK FOR THE YEAR OF CHRIST 1717 IT BEING THE THIRD YEAR AFTER LEAP YEAR, AND MAKES SINCE THE CREATION Tta't. By the accounts of the Eastern Greeks .7,-05 By the Latin Church when tho Sun cu- teieilArics C.IU0 By tho computation ol Vr. W o,7fG By tho Roman chronology 5,U93 By tho Jevfish Kibbles i 5,MS Wherein is contained the Lunations, Eclipses, Judgment of tho Weather, Spring Tides, Planets Motions and Mutual Aspects, Sun and Moon's lfising and Setting, Length of Daj-s, Time of High Water, Fairs, Courts and obscrvablo days

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From Daily Kennebec journal.

1885-06-27 · Augusta, Me.

were promised that it would be ‘fitted up with benches, and covered over, so that passengers may sit easy and dry?”

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New Publications

From Boston daily advertiser.

1885-07-01 · Boston, Mass.

[This text is not available under an open license.]

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From Century Illustrated Magazine (1881-1906)

1885-07-01 · New York

it would be “fitted up with benches, and covered over, so that passengers may sit easy and dry.” American wheeled vehicles belonged al

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From unknown source

1885-07-03

and travelers were promised that It would l<e "fitted up with benches, and covered over, so that passengers may sit easy and dry.' " William Boyd AHen toid a Bratton aud

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From Orleans County monitor.

1885-07-06 · Barton, Vt.

that it would be 'fitted up with bench es, and covered over, so that pass engers may sit easy and dry.' " PRINCE DE JOINVXLLE AT SAVAGE'S STATION. . From General W. B. Franklin's ac count of "Rear-Guard Fighting at Savage's Station," in July Century we quote the following: "A short time after I separated from Genera McClellan (as mentioned above) at the junction of the Charles City and Quaker roads, I bade farewell to the Prince De Joinville, who told me that he and his nephews were about to leave us and 'return to Europe. He had always been very friendly, and now expressed many good wishes for my future. Holding my hand in hi

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From Spirit of the age.

1885-07-22 · Woodstock, Vt.

travellers were promised that it would be fitted up with benches, and covered over, so that passengers may sit easy and dry.

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From The Londonderry sifter.

1885-07-23 · South Londonderry, Vt.

travellers were promised that it would be 'fitted up with benches, and covered over, so that passengers may sit easy and dry.'

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From Connecticut western news.

1885-07-29 · Salisbury, Litchfield Co., Conn.

travellers were promised that it would be 'fitted up with benches, and covered over, so that passengers may sit easy and dry.

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From Cheyenne transporter.

1885-07-30 · Darlington, Indian Terr.

elers wero promised that it would bo 'fitted up with benches, and covered over, so that passengers may sit easy and dry.

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From The Iola register.

1885-07-31 · Iola, Allen County, Kansas

and travelers were promised that it would be fitted up with benches, and covered over, so that passengers may sit easy and dry. Century.

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From Maryland independent.

1885-07-31 · Port Tobacco, Md.

travellers were promised that it would be ‘fitted up with benches, and covered ; over, so that passengers may sit easy and dry.’

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From The Columbus journal.

1885-09-23 · Columbus, Neb.

and travelers were promised that it would be fitted up with benches, and covered over, so that passengers may sit easy and dry. Century

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From The Warner sun.

1888-08-03 · Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]

elers were promised that it would be 1 ‘fitted up with benches, and covered I over, so that passengers may sit easy ! and dry.” The Effect of Wind on .Sait Crystals. 1 Coarso salt is made in the YVesjf* Indies by the solar evaporation oi se*» water. The places ohoseu for its pro- 8 duction are selected on aoeount Of the 1 extraordinary saline strength of th«

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From American Printer 1883-2013

1895-02-01 · Chicago, Illinois

By the Fewif Rabbies 5494 Wherein 18 contained The Lunations, Eclipfes, Judgment of the Weather, Spring Tides, Planets Motions & mutual Afpe&s, Sun and Moon's Rifing and Set- ting, Length of Days, Time of High Water F airs, Courts, and obfervable Days ;

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From Godey's Magazine (1892-1898)

1896-10-01 · New York

By the Jews Rabbies. Wherein is contained The Lunations, Eclipfes, Judgment of the Weather, Spring Tides, Planets Klotions & mutual Afpeéts, Sun and Moon's Rifing and Set- ting, Length of Days, Time of High Wier, Fairs, Courts, and obfervable Days. Fitted to the Latitude of Forty Degrees

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When Franklin Lost His Clothes

From The Milwaukee journal.

1897-01-25 · Milwaukee [Wis.]

[This text is not available under an open license.]

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From American: A National Journal 1880-1900

1897-02-06 · Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Foreign and Domestick. Printed by B. Franklin, Post Master, at the news printing offices near the Market. Price ros a year. Where advertisements are taken in, and Book Binding is done reasonably, in the best manner’’

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From Reporter and farmer.

1897-03-11 · Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]

Domostiek. Printed by B. Franklin, Post Master, at the news printing of­ fice* near tho Market. Prioe, 10s. a year. Where advertisements are taken in, and ( Book Binding is done reasonably, in tho best manner;

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From Century Illustrated Magazine (1881-1906)

1899-01-01 · New York

Lent above a Twelvemonth ago, the second Vol. of Select Trials, for Murders, Robberies, Rapes, Sodomy, Coining, Frauds, and other Offences, at the Sessions-House in the Old-Bailey: Which not being return’d to the Owner, he desires the Person who has the Book in possession, to send it to the Printer of this Paper.

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From The Advance.

1899-03-16 · Jamesburg, N.J.

road, and by 1737 a “ waggon” ran from Trenton to New-Brunswick twice a week. This vehicle, according to the Weekly Mercury, waa “ fitted up with benches and covered over, so that pas­ sengers may sit easy and dry.” Traffic fro

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From The Jersey City news.

1899-04-08 · Jersey City [N.J.]

road, and by 1737 a “waggon” ran from Trenton to New Brunswick twice a week. This vehicle, according to the “Weekly Mercury,” was-“fitted up with benches and covered over, so that passengers may sit easy and dry.” Traffic from these humble beginnings developed with pro

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