Local towns send grain and sheep for relief efforts
Amid scarce wheat and flour, towns in Maryland and Virginia receive relief supplies. Wagons bring grain from Pepperell and Wrentham and 105 sheep arrive from Connecticut for charitable purposes. Taverns along the road reportedly declined to accept payments for entertainment or forage.
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Maritime passenger listings from Jamaica to Dartmouth
A fragmentary shipping notice lists ships and arrivals with crews and passengers including the Betty Jackson from Jamaica, and ships such as Neptune and others entering or cleared for ports like Weymouth, Leith, and Berwick. Names of vessels, origins, and destinations appear amid scattered notes on sailings and cargo.
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Yates
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Lindow
Carfteen
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Ederga
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Sinan Lawton
We Oes
Protests and Proposals Gap in Boston and New York Unity
A colonial congress solidarity grows amid mass deputation in Philadelphia and Boston. Patriots denounce Parliament acts, call for non importation measures, pledge allegiance to Britain with limits, and plan a unified response among colonies including Massachusetts and New York delegates.
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Governor Ayan and the Devout Church Reform Tale
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Ayan
Priddy
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Syeman
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