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N E W V O K K, May . 4W£ hear there are Utters in this taum from Connecticut, which fay that the \ number of men lately ajjentbled at Bojton, 1 including thofe from Connecticut ami Rhode \l/land, amounted to 60,000; that they are 1 tnoftly returned to their nfpettij# homes, 1leaving an army of about 15,000 to watch ' General Gage’s motions. (fVe ftillfeem to be in great fufpenfe about ' our accounts from Bo/ton, the authenticity 1 of part of them^beim doubtful; however, j we make not the lea/t doubt there has been a 1 fmart enga^ment between the King's trbttfs j and the provincials, in which we hear the former have loll 30* men, killed, wounded, and taken priftmers, and the latter 3 7, butwe do mt learn them was any general officerloft on either fide ; and the regular pofl being nowftobped between this placeami B of Ion,it is probable zee will remain fomewhat longerin the dark concerning this very difagree able ,unhappy, and tnciartcholy traufaClion.
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Williamsburg Virginia Gazette

Williamsburg, Virginia, US

Fri, May 12, 1775

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