1833  5 Dec  Halifax  

1351. Deane White to his brother, on sending oysters etc. ''Nat is still in limbo but have not time to give part'lrs - will be out in two days.'' Holograph.

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1833  6 Dec  Halifax  

1352. Deane White to his brother Cornelius,  giving general news. Holograph.

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1833  8 Dec  Shelburne  

1353. [Draft of] letter from Cornelius White [to?], returning a paper sent from Yarmouth to Shelburne asking for subscriptions for repurchasing Abbotsford and perpetuating it in the family of Sir Walter Scott. He regrets having no subscriptions to transmit. Other business re the cause of Moody versus Stoddart. 
Overleaf: Abbotsford Subscription paper, 4 Oct., above. 

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1833  14 Dec  Halifax  

1354. J. D. W. White to his brother Cornelius, chiefly relative to their brother Nathaniel, now in jail for debt, and the efforts his friends are making to have him released.  He lists the wine, raisins, cheese etc. he is shipping to Shelburne, with prices. Holograph.

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1833  27 Dec  Halifax  

1355. Deane White to his brother Cornelius, in receipt of letter. Various items of business. List of articles he is sending, with prices. Family news. Holograph.

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1833  28 Dec  Halifax  

1356. Deane White to his brother Cornelius, relative to the supply and price of molasses and the imprisonment for debt of their brother Nat.  Holograph.
Enclosed: Bill for binding books. Bill for 1 hhd. Molasses.

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1834  27 Jan  Halifax  

1357. Deane White to his brother Cornelius, in receipt of letter. He explains his reasons for not sending certain books. "Flieger has parted with all his books, but a few standard works - which you have seen - He has a Share of the Hax. Library & now depends on that for all he reads - And there is few here, who do not subscribe to the same, which makes it rare to see a Novel owned by an individual -" "Halifax is in a pretty Mess - Failures in every quarter - Sheriff & Deputy's hard at work serving Capias' Executions & Walking off the Speculators to Fielding's boarding house. The towns talk is of failures & Jail-birds-Shortis, Moody[.] H. Grant &c. &c. are of the Number. LaPoosey & Hall's Smash surprises everybody, his debts in town being £10,866. To Tom Morris £1400 to A. Esson £1300 John Clark £1100 John Brown £375 &c &c - it was thought at the time of the meeting of the Creditors - that 6/8 might be divided - but since the sale of their stock, they cannot expect half that dividend. It is plainly said many old houses must close - Carritt, Lockyer & among the rest B & Hartshorne...Tom Morris Neal, John Grant, W. A. Flieger & the West's are among the &c. about to Close. "I feel happy I was not led into deeper speculation, as Money Cannot be reallised for any thing at present." Family news. "The two late Town Meetings have been very fully attended and this unanimous spirit will occasion the House to decide without much debate on those questions - poor Deblois has Made himself a laughing stock to all by his lending himself as a tool to the Hax. Banking Company." Holograph.

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1834  9 Feb  Halifax  

1358. Deane White to his brother Cornelius, giving general news. Typhus fever has attacked the archdeacon of St. Paul's and Judge Uniacke. Halifax generally sickly.  Holograph.

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1834  23 Feb  Halifax  

1359. J. D. W. White to his brother Cornelius, in receipt of letter. Comments on general new, especially the death of R. J. Uniacke Jr. "Our Roman Priest I hear today is also Dead - his Name was Lockland about 40 years of age, And as healthy looking Man as I ever saw. Indeed the Town is in a dreadful state - the Lawyers have hardly completed their harvest, when the Doctor's commence theirs with full lists." Holograph.

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1834  6 Mar  Halifax  

1360. Circular letter from the Bishop of Nova Scotia to Rev. T. H. White, asking for certain information in answer to his specific questions relative to the number of communicants, members etc. in his mission, and the remuneration he receives.   Printed, signed.

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1834  11 Mar  Antigonish  

1361. Account of Rev. T. H. White with Robert Purvis for freight, coal, truckage etc.  Receipted.

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1834  11 Mar  Antigonish  

1362. Ranald McDonald's receipt to Rev. T. H. White for £ 2.9. for seven cords of wood.  

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1834  14 Mar  Halifax  

1363. J. D. W. White to his brother Cornelius, on general news and business. ''Cunard has secured to himself the Complete Agency of the Mining Cy & left Poor Belcher & Rich Smith unimployed - this is better than being Agent for the East India Cy in every respect for himself.'' Holograph.

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1834  18 Mar  Halifax  

1364. Deane White to his brother Cornelius, on general business and family matters. Itemized list of articles he is sending. Holograph.

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1834  25 Mar  Antigonish  

1365. Account of Rev. T. H. White with W. A. Henry for dry goods etc., 7 Jan. 1833 - 25 Mar. 1834. With prices.  Receipted 7 June.

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