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The fire of the /int.—Miles Avery, Esq., of Great Barrington, who was a sergeant in the army oiin« Revolution, served through the war of our lnd«Pen‘ dence, and was in the hottest part of the baitles ol Monmouth and Germantown, on the 5th ma ■ upon a friend ami remarked that he wa* . eighty year, of ago. I tagbl.” deran, “ during the Revolution against theTori,*, and en'Vm'd. and Ithem at the ballot box ever since. I_ P«health will be spared, that, at the PI c byUo., I aaa go.o pod. and c»»my vote ; and until lha,ni” to b* active into stir up ihedem.jcrttsmmyq^ ^ ^rf'nnsi* and llo ineif uuijr.
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Boston Morning Post
Boston, Massachusetts, US
Tue, Sep 22, 1840
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