1833  12 Sep  Antigonish  

1336. Account of Rev. T. H. White with Alexander Campbell for flannel, thread and other dry goods.  Receipted.

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1833  14 Sep  Shelburne  

1337. Wm. Richard's bill to Cornelius White for his services as sexton.  

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1833  16 Sep  Shelburne  

1338. Robert McIntosh's bill to the estate of Gideon White for rum, gin, brandy, tea, chocolate, coffee, loaf sugar, etc.  Receipted.

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1833  28 Sep  Halifax  

1339. Deane White to his brother Cornelius, enclosing list of articles with prices, which he is sending.  General and family news. Holograph.

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1833  1 Oct  Halifax  

1340. Deane White to his brother Cornelius,  on business. Relative to the land that is for sale. Holograph.

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1833  4 Oct  Halifax  

1341. Deane White to his brother Cornelius,  on business. Their brother Tom has arrived from Antigonish and will sail by the first opportunity to Shelburne. Holograph.

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1833  4 Oct  Yarmouth  

1342. Printed notice to the inhabitants of Shelburne of a subscription that is being opened for the purpose of repurchasing Abbotsford and perpetuating it in the descendants of Sir Walter Scott. Shelburne subscriptions will be received by Cornelius White. 
[Filed with: note from Cornelius White, 8 Dec., below.] 

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1833  16 Oct  Halifax  

1343. Deane White to his brother Cornelius,  on business. He has sold all his staves at $18, and would like more. Holograph.

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1833  18 Oct  Halifax  

1344. Deane White to his brother Cornelius, sending various articles of merchandize.  Holograph.

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1833  31 Oct  Halifax  

1345. Deane White to his brother Cornelius, on business, especially with regard to selling certain land. Family messages. Holograph.

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1833  31 Oct  Halifax  

1346. Deane White to his brother Cornelius, in receipt of letter. Directions regarding articles he is sending to Shelburne, and list of articles with prices. Holograph.

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1833  7 Nov  Shelburne  

1347. Account of sale by auction at the house of the late Gideon White, giving articles, prices and purchases' names.  Two copies.
Enclosed:
List of purchases of Cornelius White.
Notes on several bills connected with above auction. 

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1833  13 Nov  Halifax  

1348. Deane White to his brother Cornelius, in receipt of letter.  Business matters, especially the provisions for which Cornelius asked. He regrets not having written their sister Joan the details of their father's illness and death. He encloses list of articles which he is sending to Shelburne, with prices. Holograph.
Overleaf: list of articles. 

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1833  14 Nov  Halifax  

1349. Deane White to his brother Cornelius. "Jas. Irven just spoke to Me respecting his land the other side of Jordan River & wishes you to sell it if you can get £ 25.'' Other business. Holograph.

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1833  30 Nov  Halifax  

1350. Deane White to his brother Cornelius, in receipt of letter. Many items of business. "I also put Johnstons Letter into the hands of Temple Piers & had a long Conversation at the time, he said he had no objections that Johnston should build or do anything else - but he would not accede to his proposals if he should never get a farthing." "I don't know why I did not Mention My prospects in loading the Tweed last - without it was the tiresome Song sung continually at that time of the ruinous voyages made to the West Indies by people all Arround us - but I, finding so many of our Vessels went to Jamaica after trying Demerara & all the Windward Islands, And the Many that were discouraged here in shipping - I thought I might have a chance at Berbice or Demerara - where we dispatched her on our own Acct with 700 Qtls Codfish 100 bbls Flour 30 bbls Beef 50 Mackarel 50 Alewives 30 Oil 25 Onions - 2 Hhds Claret Wine & some Staves, shingles & lumber -" He sends articles, which he lists with prices, to Shelburne. "I must now open your eyes respecting Nats situation and am sure of Your Sympathy - This night week Nat gave himself up to the Jailer on an Execution from Creighton for £250 or there-abouts - he has had all the big folks to see him & several offers to relieve him but he will not accept of Any until he hears from Creighton -" Holograph.

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