By 1800, the term was practically extinct.

By 1800 he had amassed almost a quarter of a million dollars, and had become one of the leading figures in the fur trade.

By 1800 the coast of the Pacific Northwest had been thoroughly explored by maritime fur traders.

By 1800, there were 108, 378 free blacks in a population of 7. 2 million.

By 1800 the Spanish population had reached 25, 000, but Apache and Comanche raids on Hispanic settlers were common until well into the period of U. S. occupation.

By 1800, most Congregationalist churches in Boston had Unitarian preachers teaching the strict unity of God, the subordinate nature of Christ, and salvation by character.

By the autumn of 1800, the United States Navy and the Royal Navy, combined with a more conciliatory diplomatic stance by the government of First Consul Napoleon Bonaparte, had reduced the activity of the French privateers and warships.

By 1800, Hamilton had come to realize that Adams was too independent and chose to support Charles Cotesworth Pinckney of South Carolina.

By 1800, the city had 2, 239 inhabitants and twenty-three bath houses.

By 1800, Hokusai was further developing his use of ukiyo-e for purposes other than portraiture.

By the end of 1800 people started to move from the hinterland to the coasts.

By the end of the fourth millennium BC, donkey had spread to Southwest Asia, and the main breeding center had shifted to Mesopotamia by 1800 BC.

By the end of 1800 the neophyte population had risen to 277, including both Ohlone and Bay Miwok speakers.

By Fedor Alekseev, 1800.

By 1800, the county's current borders were set.

By 1800, the first buildings were built, and over the next decade several families made the difficult trip north to what was then known as the Sand Hills.

By 1800, the large land holdings had been sub-divided into smaller farms, many of them relying on enslaved labor.

By 1800, the area was also traversed by the Harrow Road and an arm of the Grand Union Canal.

By 1800, Uxbridge had become one of the most important market towns in Middlesex, helped by its status as the first stopping point for stagecoaches travelling from London to Oxford.

By 1966, population was back under 1800 patients.

By 1800 the Shawnee and Iowa had migrated here.

By 1800, the area was a " sprightly little hamlet " and the scene of much bartering and trade.

By 1800, Jamestown was a bustling settlement of 150 residents with its own post office, inn and Free Mason's lodge.

By 1800, the fort had been abandoned, and Hamilton was becoming an agricultural and regional trading town.

By 1963 telephone wire had been laid from Beijing to the capitals of all provinces, autonomous regions, and large cities, while in turn, provincial capitals and autonomous regions were connected to the administrative seats of the counties, smaller municipalities and larger market towns.

By 1689, Dresden had a population of 21, 300 and was becoming less provincial.

By the late 1960s the coal and steel industries had fallen on hard times and were taken over by the federal and provincial governments and both industries were permanently closed by the end of 2001.

By New Testament times, the provincial peoples came to see the publicans chiefly as tax collectors.

By car, it can be easily reached from highway A28 which passes west of the town and provincial road N303 which passes through the town.

By the end of the month, the province with Zamboanga City was officially liberated and the return of the provincial government from Dipolog to Zamboanga City.

By the late 70s, a breakaway faction of TEAM, comprising provincial NDP supporters and led by future premier Michael Harcourt formed an uneasy electoral alliance with COPE, from which both parties benefited.

By the Late Roman period, notarius came to denote registrars attached to the courts of provincial governors, secretaries of emperors, and the highest class of officials in the privy council and the imperial chancery.

By the 1930s, as noted succinctly in the Fish Canneries Reference and then subsequently in the Aeronautics Reference, the division of responsibilities between federal and provincial jurisdictions was summarized as follows by Lord Sankey:

By 1922, the government had lost a total of $ 6. 7 million on the endeavor, with an additional $ 5 million expected to follow that year — 37 % of the estimated 1922 provincial budget.

By 1912 Governor Benito Natividad had appropriated funds to fast-track the building of roads and bridges linking these remote towns and municipalities to then provincial capital Cabanatuan.

By the end of 1869, a pension system was adopted, which gradually displaced the kazoku from their posts as provincial governors and as government leaders.

By the late Palaiologan era, the former had vanished, while the latter was a provincial official.

By June the garrison had swollen to about 1, 600 men with the arrival of provincial militia companies from Connecticut and New Jersey.

By the time the show was ready to open, however, Borglum had resigned from the committee, feeling that the emphasis on avant-garde works had co-opted the original premise of the show and made traditional artists like himself look provincial.

By this time, Douglas had moved to national politics, as leader of the federal New Democratic Party ( NDP ), The provincial plan precipitated a strike by the province's physicians ( 1962 ).

If a young person is found guilty, " By order direct that the young person be discharged on any conditions that the court considers appropriate and may require the young person to report to and be supervised by the provincial director ".

By keeping domestic oil prices below world market prices, the NEP was essentially mandating provincial generosity and subsidizing all Canadian consumers of fuel .< ref name =" economics_a "> Canadian Public Policy “ The Federal Budget and Energy Program, October 28th, 1980: A Review ” Brian L. Scarfe, Department of Economics, the University of Alberta.

By the time of the French and Indian War he had risen to colonel in the militia or provincial ranks.

By the time he left office in 2010, government spending had skyrocketed, his provincial cabinet had increased to 18 ministers and the size of the public service was significantly larger than when he took office.

By 1897, however, there was a recognition that the provincial situation was susceptible to change.

By the early 1980s CN made it clear the days of its railway operations on Prince Edward Island were numbered, however Island politicians at the provincial and federal level managed to dissuade CN from abandoning.

By 1952, St. Clair was developed enough that it no longer served a provincial role ; a new Toronto Bypass road under construction between Weston and Highway 11 would instead serve to divert highway traffic off local surface streets.

By the time Ernest Harmon AFB closed in 1966, the town had more than doubled in size, partly as a result of the provincial government's forced resettlement policy toward residents of outports.