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... and pal-. ture land, in a ring fencs. all freehold, and fiee irom land tax. Aifo, an ESTATE, in the parifb of Sr. Margaret's, both in Suffolk, wirh a good taim-boufc, barn, ft_- ble, &c. in tiie like ftate and condition, svith ?? of land more or lefs, ...
... exhibiting IVt fiekfon a d Hot my Bay, with the whole coafl 01 New South Walts and New Holr.mil, j, A Man „f Van PtmVi Land. 4. A Woman and Child of lill fame place.) And on Saturday next will he ...
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... SUFFOLK. (THE Meeting of ibe NM/ity, Gentlemen, Clergy, Freeholder 1 and Land Ownei sof iht county of Suffolk, Tbit day held at Stowmarket, is adjoui ned to Monday tin: z^th day ef April next, to receive tbe report of the rrprtf •itatities oftbefueeefs ...
... Thurftun 1 ad, with the capital maniioivhoufe, called ihur- fton-h.,,i.) ?? with 130 acied of aralde, meadow, and ?? land, .;id 5c acr sof wood land, full ol very tiuiv- ing 1 cvii iuiher,iill neelioid, lying contiguous In the parifh ol Kawkedon, aihcrwifa Hawden ...
... The lands confift of rich meadow, pafture, marfh, and arable ; the up- lands (with the grove of -A- 1 R- 8P J contain 57A. iR 37P. ; the marfh lands 88A. zR. 11P., in all 146 A. oR. BP. The whcl ...
... LSS E X. rr^TiE Gcnrlemen. Land Owners ...
... hearing of it, and imagining their defign be on Philadelphia, marchi td his army towards Baltimore, to protect the Con\ grefs, but on Lord Howe's fleet landing tbe forces, the rebel army immediately retreated to a place called Elk, at the head of Elk river ...
... that the waking woman of her Majcfly went to a woman whofelTs fruit In the prilbn-yard, whom ike requefted re pick out a very fine melon, for it was for the Queen. The fruit woman picked out the fine 11, and gave it to the waiting woman, who having the ...
... Duke's army, have received counter orders for the Well Indies. Friday tlie iaft divifion of the Highlanders marched join the army. We have ftiil Oftend the firll regiment’ of Dragoon Guards. Yefteiday ammunition waggons arrived here from the army, to the ...
... will be contented to grant fixed gratuitous land-tax in lieu of all other aids, and to let the reftraints on their trade remain on the footing they were previous to the year 1763.--The amount the American land-tax,' fo much talked of, it is faid, would ...
... James Harding, at Wormwood-Gate in the City of Dublin, and forcibly tearing down an Engine which lie had brought from Eng- land, for managing the Wire, and holding the Leather ufed in making Wool and Flax-Cards, with Exaaneis and Difpatch, which fayed ...