It may be proper to inform the inhabitants of this town, into whose hands the following letter may come, that it was sent to the publishers of the Cambridge Chronicle, ... it has been resolved to make it public, with some few additional remarks, calculated purely to exculpate the corporation from any sinister views, in promoting the bill for paving, watching, lighting, and cleaning the town of Cambridge. February 13, 1769. To the mayor and corporation of Cambridge. ...
Townsman.
[Cambridge,
1769]
Dated at head: Cambridge, Feb. 16, 1769.
Letter signed: A townsman.
Title from opening words of text.
ESTC
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