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... N E 6A St E, Sept. 7, 1775; ■» „ : n (i » between the hours of eleven and twelve, vil. . the ** rtW ln the Bufli Inn, in this town, after die gates were / ,^ a,n * l ®H e , n, i- A K{TA**Jki dais and bars nf two windows, which awoke foe the bo red, unbolted the fae, aid giais voices were heard, and certain perfon is faily: .«d the villaui. to bring hi and his SoHc“ UrBCOn * ffC reWa,d ...
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... WiLl.iaMsanaCH, (AmtricnJ /tpril t. j*# i' meeting of Delegate* tor the coon* *■** and corporatiou* in the colony flj , Virginia, Peyton Randolph,%fi)i Tre* Sp A 55, fident of the Convention, Rffilvti,— a That it be recommended to the inha* bitant* of the fevtral countie* of this I colony, that they form’ one more volunteer com panic* of Infantry and troop* of Hofle in county, and to be in ...
... A L • VcOttMT of'N ITIIO M B LAN, o?vtelid£r'oi«»Kf?f Lora OeMfctbe Taird. King of Orc« Bnwirvatta ffo fordi, before jiS» h**ingrtciwedinfors»|t»bathae fe rel joefo. idle, and diforderiy perfooe «.* WRode A«6i m parts of th« county, Rod committing therein direft yrCT SfleßMnonfattthded fteqoMdy with aflo wlence end cruehjf, to die great terror iobabitannt and befog tfcfirow pilt ftoo foch ...
... all keeper* of Regiflert of Will*. A Legacy of 1. U bequeathed the will one Fawcett, to Jane the oatnnl daughter of the teftator’i fon, James Fawcett, who in tlie year tjaa, was gaidiper to 'Squire Mcdloilh, of Burnhall near Selby, in Yotklhite. The , tcllator is fuppofed to have tefided and died in the north part Great Britain, when the legatee was years of age, who is now years of age. Any ...