In our Almanack for 1750, we gave the Number of Inhabitants in New-Jersey, as taken 1737–8, and 1745, by which it appear’d that the Total of all Ages, Sexes and Colours, amounted in 1737–8, to in 1745, to Which makes an Increase in seven Years of being almost one Third, tho’ that is a Province into which there are but few direct Importations of Strangers. In Burlington County, and Maidenhead, In Gloucester, and Egg-Harbour, In Salem County, In Cape-May County, In all, Freeholders, If we suppose six Souls to each Freeholder, There might then be in West-Jersey, Souls, In 1745 there were in the same Counties, viz. Burlington, Hunterdon and Morris, which werein 1699 all Burlington County, Gloucester, which includes Egg Harbour, Salem, Cape-May, In all, Souls, By which it appears that West-Jersey has increased in Forty-six Years, more than six for one; tho’ some of its Counties are from their Situation reckoned not very healthy. |
wise; the second to profess it; the third to despise Counsel. February. II Month. Willows are weak, but they bind the Faggot. For Age and Want save while you may; December. XII Month. Now glad the |
1754-06-01 · London, England
1838-01-01 · New York
Would you know what money is, go borrow some. |
1844-10-15 · Washington City [D.C.]
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1844-11-12 · Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio
"lit the affairs of 'this world, men are |
1849-01-01 · Bradford
When prosperity was well mounted, she a ‘let go the bridle, and soon came tumbling out of the saddle. |
1849-01-30 · Milwaukee, [Wis.]
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1849-02-27 · Hillsdale, Mich.
ies than a |
1849-02-28 · Natchez, Miss.
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1849-03-02 · Concord [N.H.]
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1849-03-03 · Bloomsburg, Pa.
o easy chair. |
1849-03-10 · Sunbury, Pa.
chair. |
1849-03-12 · Lynchburg [Va.]
o easy chair. |
1849-03-16 · Alexandria, D.C.
o easy chair. |
1849-03-31 · Washington, D.C.
1849-04-11 · Bellows Falls, Vt.
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1849-04-18 · Indianapolis [Ind.]
ies than a gallon of vinegar. |
1849-05-25 · Greenville, S.C.
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1849-05-30 · Chillicothe, Ohio
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1849-05-31 · Ebensburg, Pa.
1849-06-05 · Fayetteville, N.C.
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1849-06-16 · Elkton, Md.
| ‘When prosperity was well mounted, she let |
1849-07-20 · Bangor, Me.
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1849-07-21 · Boston
When Prosperity was well mounted, she let go |
1849-08-15 · Lansing
When Prosperity was well mounted, she |
1849-09-22 · Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]
"t3r When Prosperity was well mounted she let |
1850-03-20 · Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]
HT When prosperity was well mounted, she |
1850-03-25 · Ravenna, Ohio
fl"When Prosperity was well mounted, |
1850-06-14 · Camden, S.C.
When prosperity wns well mounted, she let |
1851-02-27 · Exeter, England
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1851-03-26 · Washington, Ark.
1851-06-21 · Hobart, Tasmania
reform. When prosperity was well |
1852-01-29 · Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa
they may drive on to the Mississippi with When prosperity was well mounted, sh |
1852-04-28 · Richmond [Va.]
much more trouble, nor suffer much more com When prosperity was well mounted, she let |
1852-05-13 · Lynchburg [Va.]
to be deplored, because he was |
1854-10-01 · Boston
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1855-04-01 · Columbus
When prosperity was well mounted, she let go the |
1857-04-02 · Lowell, Mass.
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1857-05-09 · Jackson, Amador County, Cal.
1857-08-29 · Jackson, Amador County, Cal.
1857-09-05 · San Andreas, Calif.
1860-03-08 · Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio
1860-06-09 · Philadelphia
the let go the bridle, and soon came tumbling out of the saddle | to see this most painful as well as most dis- | |
1860-06-22 · Newark [Ohio]
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1860-07-27 · Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]
ed man finds no easy chair. |
1860-09-26 · Ebensburg, Pa.
1862-01-24 · Cincinnati [Ohio]
k thread. |
1862-02-01 · Boston
n. When prosperity was well mounted, she let go |
1862-03-01 · Columbus
“ When prosperity was well mounted, she let go the bridle and tumbled off the sad- |
1862-06-01 · St. Louis, Mo.
When prosperity was well mounted, she let |
1862-08-02 · Bridgeton, N.J.
1862-10-01 · Coudersport, Pa.
1862-11-20 · Toowoomba, Queensland
leu (mm vi«.'W. When Prosperity was well |
1862-12-20 · New York
When prosperity was well mounted she let go the bridle, |
1862-12-20 · New York, N.Y.
When prosperity was well mounted she let go the bridle, and soon came tumbling out of the saddle. , |
1862-12-23 · Manchester, Vt.
hen prosperity was well mounted |
1865-12-27 · East Saginaw, Mich.
1869-09-04 · Philadelphia
ENIGMA—“ Learning to the studious |
1870-03-31 · Staunton, Va.
1874-01-29 · Boston
‘* When Prosperity was well mounted, Some young men haye an idea tha |
1874-03-28 · New York
Prosrerity.—When prosperity was «ell-mounted she let go |
1874-04-25 · Chicago, Ill.
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1874-05-16 · Deer Lodge, Mont.
-When prosperity was well mounted she it |
1874-05-22 · Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]
dagger in the handle. |
1874-06-04 · Lansing, Minn.
1874-06-04 · Lansing, Minn.
1874-06-09 · River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.
1874-07-02 · Freehold, N.J.
1875-04-08 · Lansing, Minn.
You may give aman.an office, but you |
1879-06-26 · Russellville, Ark.
1883-03-01 · New Orleans, La.
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1885-02-01 · London, England
r is lost.” |
1885-02-01 · New York
the kite : For age and want save while you may ; No morning sun lasts a whole day |
1888-02-01 · Watervliet Shaker Historic District, New York
For age and want save while you may. |
1889-06-14 · Kiama, New South Wales
they become old, " For age and want save |
1890-09-01 · Saint Paul, Minnesota
Cut the wings of your hens and hopes, lest they lead |
1890-09-01 · Saint Paul, Minnesota
Take heed of the vinegar of sweet wine and the anger |
1890-09-01 · Saint Paul, Minnesota
in the affairs of this world men are saved not by faith |
1891-07-01 · Meadville
1891-08-06 · Jamesburg, N.J.
1891-08-06 · Jamesburg, N.J.
1893-08-10 · Earlington, Ky.
wanted |
1894-05-12 · London, England
. “ The cat in gloves catches no mice.”
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1894-05-19 · New York City, New York
1895-09-01 · Meadville
Poor Richard says, “When prosperity was |
1897-11-01 · Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
“For age and want save while you may, No morning sun lasts a whole day, |
1897-11-11 · Jamesburg, N.J.
1898-10-15 · New-York [N.Y.]
your hedge. For age and want save while you may; No morning sun lasts a whole day. |