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FO-Extracts from the Gazette, 1740

11 reprints from 1740-01-03 to 1899-08-01

FO-Extracts from the Gazette, 1740

by Franklin, Benjamin

From unknown source

1740-01-03

. On Monday His Honour our Governor, attended by near 200 Gentlemen, came to the Court-House, where a vast Concourse of People were assembled, and published the King’s Declaration of War against Spain, together with the following Proclamation, viz. [Here it follows.] The People express’d their Joy in loud Huzzas; And the Cannon from the Hill, and the Ships in the Harbour, were discharged, while the following Healths were drank, viz. The King. The Prince and Royal Family. Success to His Majesty’s Arms. My Lord Cathcart. Col. Spotswood. Col. Blakeney. Success to the new Levies, and intended Expedition, &c. Plenty of Liquor was given to the Populace; and in the Evening they had a Bonfire on the Hill. As a Design against some of the

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FO-Extracts from the Gazette, 1740

by Franklin, Benjamin

From unknown source

1740-01-03

man of this City, was married to Mrs. Rebecca Nutt, an agreeable young Lady, with a Fortune of Ten Thousand Pound. [May 29] [Advertisement] The Gentlemen who hav

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FO-Extracts from the Gazette, 1740

by Franklin, Benjamin

From unknown source

1740-01-03

or Retale by the Importer; fine broad Scarlet Cloth, fine broad black Cloth, fine white Thread Hose, and English Sale Duc

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FO-Extracts from the Gazette, 1740

by Franklin, Benjamin

From unknown source

1740-01-03

Printer of this Paper. [November 27] Philadelphia: Printed by B. Franklin, Post-Master, at the New Printing-Office, near the Market. Pric

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From The American Magazine; or, A Monthly View of the Political State of the British Colonies (1741-1741)

1741-02-01 · Philadelphia

On Monday ‘his Honour our Governor, attended by near 200 Gentlemen, ‘came to the Court Houfe, wheré a vaft Concourfe of People were aflembled; and publifhed the King’s Declarati- on of Wax againft Spaix together with the Proclamation, which we have given‘ an Account of. “The People exprefled their Joy in Joud Huzzas; and the Can- non from the Hill and the Ships ffom' the Harbour, were ait Charged, ‘while the ‘following Healths were drank, viz. the KENG, © The Prince and Royal Family. Succefs to his Majefi ty’s Arms. My Lord Gatchcart. Col. ‘Spotfivoed.,. Col. Blakeney. Succefs tothe newLevies, and in- tended Expedition’*&c. Plenty of Liquor was given tothe Popu- lace ; & in the Evening they had a Bonfire ba She Hae aren n.the fame Day (as it was afterwards. objetted, by the A

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From The Columbian Magazine (1786-1790)

1789-01-01 · Philadelphia

married an agreeable young lady with a fortune of ten thousand pounds ;—

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From Nashville union and American.

1872-10-19 · Nashville, Tenn.

print at the end of the last column on the fourth page: "Philadelphia, printed by B. Franklin, Post Master, at the New Print ing Office near the Market." It will b

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From Belmont chronicle.

1875-07-15 · St. Clairsville, Ohio

made "Phila. Printed by B. Franklin, Post Master, and D. Hall, at the new print­ ing office, near the market." The paper i

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From Evening bulletin.

1882-07-18 · Maysville [Ky.]

of Our Flvkt Paper. irhiladelphta Times, J The Pennsylvania Gazettevras "printed by B. Franklin, Postmaster, at the New Printing-Office, near the Market," an

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Miscellaneous.

From Manchester Times

1885-06-13 · Manchester, England

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

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From Century Illustrated Magazine (1881-1906)

1899-08-01 · New York

Boards”; “Coarse and fine edgings”; “Fine broad Scarlet Cloth, fine broad black Cloth, fine white Thread Hose, and English Sale Duck”

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