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TO CORRESPONDENTS.
We cannot insert the communication of A TRADESMAN, His letter would produce—or tend to produce—the very evils he is so desirous to see avoided. But we must give him our opinion—the rules of social intercourse it is ...
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Advertising
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Family Notices
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SHIPPING REPORT.
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LAUNCESTON: THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 16, 1837.
If I might give a short hint to an impartial writer, i would be to tell his his fate. If he resolves to venture upon the dangerous preccipice of telling unbiassed truths, let him proclaim war with mankind d la mode he pais ...
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TO THE EDITOR.
SIR,—A paragraph in this week's Advertiser, in forms me that a gentleman in the neighbourhood of Westbury, had assured you that the statements in your previous Journal respecting the Westbury Police Station, were ...
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THE RIGHTS OF PROPERTY.
To those who do not enjoy any portion of the surface of the earth as their own, the utility to them, of its being possessed by others, is not apt to be an obvious idea. Yet reflecting minds have long settled ...
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TO THE EDITOR.
SIR—I should not have replied to the anonymous writer in the Tasmanian of last week, but that I feel anxious to declare that I consider the bridges both at Campbell Town and Ross to be works of the very greatest utility, and to be ...
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LAUNCESTON PRICE CURRENT.
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Advertising
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EAST INDIA NEWS.
The Sir John Rae Reld, which left this port a day or two ago for the Maurius with two hundred coolies on board, grounded on Saturday off Fullah, and immediately went on her beam ends, in which position the remained ...
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HIGH WATER AT LAUNCESTON
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TO THE PROPRIETOR OF THE LAUNCESTON ADVERTISER.
SIR, In reply to your letter pointing out to me a grievance which you conceive to exist under the Insolvent Act, I would refer you to the following provisions, which appear to me to go far to remedy the evil ...
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