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The report details British military movements and plans, exchanges, and naval updates, including forces at Boston and New York, the Merlin at Marblehead, and actions to restrain colonial activity. It notes trials for divorce and vestry disputes, ship movements, dockyard quiet, and local court outcomes, with several births marriages and deaths listed.
Dissolution of Weatherby Higgons Copartnership Lease Sale
The partnership of Benjamin Weatherby of St. Catharine's London with the Executors of John Higgons is dissolved after the death of Mrs widow and eldest son. The old warehouse lease stock and trade are to be disposed of. Inquiries to Thomas Sheppard or Weatherby at Burr Street. Creditors and debtors to send or pay amounts to the warehouse clerk George Ray.
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