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Z OST in Bottom, laa Thurfday,
E./r or dropped. on tAe read 20 Concord, >
pocket Book, containing frndry pagers :
whoever hath the fame and will bring it 70
che Printer hereof or leave il 4Slth Mr.. Taylor
;nnholder ia Concord, hall be veil rewarded
car their trouble:
Bsrmssditrr5 as,yI713.
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L was moved and voted, that
a committee be chofen, to
eonGR of ieven perIons, to
take under confederation q
letter from the committee
OF correfpondence Of the
town of Rollon. velafiye 10
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Imported in Capt. Jarvis from LONDON, ana
to be SOLD by
SUSANNA R EN- K E N,
Ather ihop near the Draw Bridse,in Fore-areet,

/ ~ EARLY Charlton, carly Ftotfpur,
early golden Houpur, large MArrowf's',
40 . warf ditto, Leadmans dSeaf, erooked Snas''
wight ne and white RosacisaL ip!it and boiling
%nss GAYS; large Windfor, Toker, early Liibor'
b vssyrly yellow, and Pole BEANS, early Dntch,
the Sly Batteries, early Yorklairs. Red. .nd large
ke King;o,er Cabbage, early and late Collihcwre'
there Gvtssn and yellow Sayoy', marble. green,
sOdSh;,e. sol., cabbass and imperial Lettiee ,dOu'
49,. SSIe and Hamboropsh P..ley' Water and fun 2
sAu Erer Svinnsss, early yellow, Scarlet and O
Peope ssve carros. CELERY, Endive, early and LATE
or MS kssr;D white Spaniih, Straf5ufgh. and nlver
ID a.;eed Ouion, fammes sna winter Savoy ear
NV =. late, iong. green and Turly casumber'
alu, Th,me. Sweet M.joram. Roiemsry, Lassn.
IL 1.ra SAGE, la.nnss and winter sqnailh MSh,
.,.ilou. Hemp, Rspe and CsnNy Seed. red
40 vhi,e Glover, Fowl Meadow and Herdi-
:, sr,s. Barnet, Lucern, &c. new, and warrsnt-
J ID Of the laa Years growth. -Dprham's beR
a,wer Of Muiaard in pound, half pound and
gu,re, pound Bottlee, KpPens Snuff, Figgs,
evariety Of China Bowls and Diihes.
Likewik, an Aaotmsnt Of
Englifh and India GOODS.
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THU SDAY, ApRlI +, 1773.
, KID A Y, March 40.
b Q S T O NJ,

~ q hgaf mssiixg sft5e fTssbO!4ty, and siLr in
ba6'fHaf' Of ire team Of BsVsyLy, on MONDAY
roe aF DAY Of Dees15sr, 1874, tbf (aiIo~.
rag Usfs psrs ta1S6, viz.
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greateR Influence, tina, due inquiry be made
into the fame, and il IL hall hr fbaud tist
their laares are no, adequate TO their impor-
tant truif and high ksiiOn, that they may have
iAlaIies efficient 10 ihpport them in that high
and dignihed aation that they are placed in.
| And that you uie Your beit endeavou hat
oil our rghts,' liberties and privileges, both civil
and iHcTed, may be preletved and continued
unto Us, and that you Sever content 10 give up
any part OF the fame, and IS we have had proof
OF your Ready adolescence to our laws, liberlies.
and privileges, sc, IS let forth by the charter
Of our land. &c. for ieversl years paa, we
doubt rot bat you will do all thar is in YOUR
power for the glory of God and the good OF his
people."
That the thsnksof this. town be given 10
the town of Bottom, for their early care in 6x-
Ing on a means 10 collea the united voice of
the towns in this province, as early as poiible.
BY Tending the refolves of the town of Bottom.
and letter Of correspondence, as contained ia
. pamphlets to the Select Men of the fsysrsI
towns IN thisprovince. that the fsid pamphlet
ana letter be lodged with the clerk Of this town
forthe time being.
I That COMMITTEES Of correfpondence be cho-
Cen, 20 eonefpond freely with the committee
Of correspondence for the town of Bofton, &c.
And that sad committee write an anlwcr 20
iaid letter, % foon as may be.
That che uaniaelions Of this meeting b
printed. JosE LsEcn,
BEHJAMIM JoERa,
+ LIvk. WMiTTRRRpcR.
HsNRx HERRIcx,
SAMUEL GoopRIocr.
Jos. BATcaRLDoR, iup.
JosEPH Woon.
B'Vsr5, Jxsaary s,h. 1874.
AND az the atoTefaid town meeting. il WA
moved sad voted, thas the committee Of cor.
yefPondence of ihis town mould coniia Of s..
Psrions, and the following Gentlemen where
nominated aad appointed for that purpofe-
viz Major John Leech, Elq, BENJAMIN lonsa'
Eiq; Capt. Henry Henick, Mr.. samuel GoocI
ridge. Capt. Jo6sh Bachelor, jon.
The meeting then was dilolved.
+ a Eras copy. Attefs.
)osEPH WooD, Town CIe,k.
10 thecomm.tee ofcorrslpondenca for the
tOwn of Bolton.
GgNTLrMeE,
Incioied you have the hanla6sions Of ,b;.
"~"" =" Unity "Snee VI WIG kctOiVe8 OF the ma.
iEopols Of this province, and the letter OF cor,sf.
Pondencs Herewith ysnfmilied, whereby yon
will perceive the fehtiments Of this Town. win
FegGrd to the common esuGein which We are ali
concerned. Ia the nsme Of the town we return
thanks TOR the early care taken by the towv Of
Bolton, to commuDics,e the moi early intcIli.
eence OF any alarming eireunasnees that thew
have with regard to any infSineements on our
rights IS chsiitians, hbj1tt, or colonils.
+" And gentlemen in as much As we are ali
eo0cerned in one common carls, we nall ef.
TEEN II favour Of , free correspondence, ,hss
We may az all times have the mott early intelIi.
gencs Of any intereains events Of public ma
tu'e. as youlive in the metropolis, that we may
concur with youin any falusary conaiudonai
mesfu1es for the good Of all, and are gentIemsa,
with the greate& regard, your moa kSmbls
lervsDss,s
Te1U LrFestf
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Vol. ILL.,
Imported frcm LONDON. and to be fold by
ELIZABE TIL CT A R K
and NOW ELL.

ana ~ " w Z IL LII
AT their ihop. between the blue ball and the
Mill. Bridge, Boaon, the following garden
feeds, viz.
EARLY Charlton. early Hot
L. fpur. early golden Hohpur. large Marrow
fat, bulh fusar, large lugar. dwarf and green
manowfat, and earlieR Nicholas Peas. large
Windfor and early white and yellow kidney
Beans, early Dutch, early YOrklhire. green cur
led Savoy. early Batteries, large Winter, fuesr
loaf, yellow Savoy and red Cabbage Seeds, early
aad late Colnaower, large long Orange Caro-
feed. early yellow and purple ditto. Swelling
Parfnip, red Beet Seed, marble Cabbage, brown
Dutch, white and green Co.'s. and gIand Ad-
mirsl Le,tice Seeds, Thyme, fold Celery Por-
tugaI Ooion Seeds, early Salmon Radifh Seed,
kne red Clover Grafs Seed, icarlet and Turnip
ditto. early Dutch Turnip Seed, round SPinage.
white Mufard, curIed Crefes, broad leayed
ditto, Silver Rinned Seed, choice boiling and
fplit Peas, &c. AL warranted new and of the
genuine fart.
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3 0 S T ON,

"A Couspleat aforttnrenr Of
~ HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. con-
Filing Of Clocks, Tables, Chats, Bedfeads
dumb Waivers, Sc: Sc. Cheap faCsd
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To be S OIL d. bv

NATHANIEL RUSSELL,
In Common-Greet, LITTLE to the north.
ward Of Dr. Byles's Meeting. E8ouSs,
30 st DIV
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JcHE LEEef,
BENJAMIN. JoEEs,
hEEYR HRRRIcK,
SAMUEL GooBKIB5s,
JOSIAH BALcHREoOa, Jun.

EFvTr5Ji,, January tItb 1873"
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;,ia, thar a marrisge his been propolcd to his
Danih Maelly, TO which he at hrt appeared
BY no means sverGe, but isvefsl cicumaanees
having lately trinlpired, lie now exP'ehes hi:
utter abhouenee ct the meslure, ard has ever
inrm;tcd to his conhdenn lomething moreth,n
a win Mat reconciliation may take place be-
tween his comfort and him. This has alarmed
tie Queen Dowagers party. who Immediately
notified to the Court OF Berlin this alteration in
his MsieGy's ientiments, 70 unfavourable to the
views OF the. Pruiian Monarch.
A correspondent at the hdw'rGky informs
W, that * fhips of the line are ALREADY pat IN
commiiiion and that as foo as they are equip
ped, they are TO fet !ail for Gibraltar, wheGe
they are to join the fqa'dron under Sir Peter
Dennis.
The grand feet defined for the Medi,erra
mean i: to be commanded by Size { harles Saun-
ders; it conGis of Is fail of the line and four
frigat,s, viz. one of 90 guns, four OF "a and
ten of o.
Its faid that France and Spain, by fecrel
treaty with the Porte, are to fall upon the Rui'
fan feet as foon as the armillice between the
Turks and Ruiiaus expires
i ne fTenCn neet nltlHB out AZ ASuiVhs WI
der the commander Of the fam'at Count
dER.ing, conift. of twelve fhip' of the line |;
they are to be joined by Spanifh fquadron at
Carthagens, and arc to act in corjuueion
eainft me Ruiians.
AtriIa The tars are all in high fPirits at the
proipea of another bruih with the DsHs and
Mo,IearJ.
The Captain of fhip from the WeR-Tndies
rep. rts, that he was brought to at fea the sd
infant, by four Spanifh men of war, who de.
tanned him near leven hours and after break
ing opsn many letters, which he was bringing
TO Ensllnd. fufered him to proceed on his vOy'
age.
The Inan1 Of Mount Deiart, in the pro-
vince Of New elsrd. IA fac fertile traa Of
lsud Of about lwepty. FIVE thouland acres) was
obtained by Governor Bernard in very extra
srGia0yy way lover and shove the ulual grant
of i4lsry) from the people of Bolton whe'
they though, him (what he proiefsd himicif t.
bel an b,neq m4n. ard frifna 10 f'rRHHtisHa
liberty. The3psluable ilsud Sir Francis il
fid hath Gi hf sereed to give 10 TO his onJoTa
fbAn or his intended slilance with l. H--h's
family.
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T U E S ID A Y, June 8.
B y s I o N.

Some time (nce DR.. Benjamin Church Ct
this town performed the nice and important
operalioq of eoucbi4g upon the eyes of Mfs.
Hodges, Eia, So, who had been lome yeas
totally deprived of fight. She is Now caps-
BE Of drtlnguilhipg colours very well, sna
her igh; is returning daily.
Friday lalt being the anniveri1ry of his
Msje6y's birth day, when he entered the
goth year of his age, the fame was obierv9d
here in the following order. In the fore
noon the troop commanded by Col. FhipPs ;
the company Of Cadets, commanded b.
Col. Hancock, with their bard of muiic -
the militia of the town, commanded by Col.
Ewing with the tain Of artillery, command
I'd by Major P4ddook,-and he comfae!
Of ersnadlers, commando by Major Dawes,
belonging to the regiment, with their bant
of muiick, multered and fOrmed into regi
ment in the common, when the militia vert
through their exerciGe to admiration ! From
thence, at one o'clock, the regiment march
ed into King fleet, when they again went
through the exercile and firings to the ap
probation OF many thouiand fPeeiators, and
about three o'clock were dIlmiied. The
officers of the regiment, with the on-com
mliioned officers, dned at the Royal tx
change Tavern-the company of cadets, ..
the bunch of grspes-the artillery company
at the Brittle coffee -houfe-and the grena-
der company, at Major Dawes's 4; at which
feveral places many loyal toaffs were drank
The Honorable Houle of Representatives
on the location, met at The Court Houie al
five o'clock, and drank bis Majehy's and
many other loyal and patriotic tOsifs.
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he Members are aLho,r-d &c tie icRfumert1 CT
miniiterai Tyranny, not reyersd as the pro-
tsesois OF tie right. Of The nation. They are
become odious as well rs criminal; for, from
tile meanet and mot intercaed motives, they
have totally iObyert-i the contribution, and Ell
te6ted an ahfolute did1ulion of that fair and
equal fylfem Of power, BY which we have hi
,heIto been, and alone can be legally governed.
They have fallen into tie lawrR late Of hum.
l.ation aud contempt. II however they perle-
we're In tine violation OF on, fundamental rehts,
i they continue A6tu,ted by the fame iPi'it OF
niufpauon and lawlels violence, one hope lill
remains, the wldom and virtue of future
independent Parliament, which cannot fail luon
20 give vgour and fuceefs 10 tie houea ,ftlrls ut
all real patriots 70, the retoralion OF the conit-
tuition, and to pour iutt vengeance on Their
guilty Predictions.
/ am SIR,
Your mof humble Servant,
John WILKES
Rigbi Hen Sir Fei.btr Norton,
Spsaksr Of fbs Hsajs Of CsmmjH5.
ii is fad the above otter 10 the Speak
So will be ordered BY the Houls OF Com
mons to be burnt by the hands of the com
mon hangman, and the author ient q
Nswgate.
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A REMARK on LIBERTY.


r lBERTY is The lie Of lile--,h- NOM
4 4. ing of mcEcies--,he beau'y Of creation
the Happiness Of men--,he JOY Of aagels--
the kingdom of icraphs--and the uaafcen.
lent bleaing ofthc gofpel. For the fake Of
The lublimc liberty Of the gofpel, MrALLEN
has taken the prophets aretch of thought,
namely, fbs sVirgS IF tie morning, that he
nay be free, To 90 forth in the high road of
Zion in The chsriots Of falvation, to proclaim
liberty 10 tbs e9ptivfs, and fbf opening Of The
briSn dear TO tb9ft iubs are bsRad.
As The bleiing not only of creation, but
thoie Of lalVaiion were lately lhut out q. The
iou'h part of Bottom, Mr.. Allen, out oflovc
70 the gofpel, and out of gratitude to his
kind friends, and to be entirely free to
preach the gofpel has fitted up (at prcfent
It his own expence) at the wef partof Bof-
ton, near Mr.. Simons's, fuuable building,
iow called the TABERNACLE fer tie
rvfrybip Of God, which God willing, next
4oid's day two o'clock will be opened with
IN Grafton upon the beauties of faced or a
oofolical liberty, from the Prophets words,
upon the soingt Of The marning, Pal. cxxxix.
9, 10. when collection will be made to
Iefray The expence. N. b. The place is to
oe free, wIihou, exception, for mimHers Of
very denomination to preach therein.
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WEDN SDAY, June g.
B o S 7 O N.

Capt. Hatch arrived at Lonion from
this port the 10th of April
Capt. Hall left London the zsd ct April,
and viii be lay in the Downs, they received an
account that I4oo msn were imPTelled 10 or
night, in order TO man affect to be Immediately
fiued out to join the Ruiian feet in oPPoftiot
to France, who had fitted out large feet to
iointhe Turks.-ProcIamations were likewils
ifued, offering a reward Of g. to all abb
bodied ieamen who would voluntarily in'if.
MARRIED. The honourabe DaSi-
Higgins, E'q, OF the lie of ST. Iobn's, I
Mis- Betty Prince. daughter Of Mr.. Jc'
Prince, merchant ofthis town.-At Charie'
town, Mr.. Benjamin Wood, to Miis Sal
Wait, of that town.
DIED ] Jacob Royal, E q;-At /
veuon, JOfeph Stsfsrd, Efq; a very cels
bfaied aitEo.oger.
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"a Tbt proesHdi1gJ Of tbs f0zUS Of salem o
BE lib inf cane zoo LIE 70 Be isisrtel il ~.
iay'5 paper; az did 6do f5s Prsfssai1gS Of /fOs
,ai ofber tos0E5
The Marine Lii. Prspslait fsr tie Americ,
Magazine, Ievereipsreg'apbf effSrsigS and d.
sseie intelligence, @Eg be GsfSrrr6f.r GVSSf
-s0U
Symphonies. Touchaone, &c. are TsfEiVs1
5Ef uE5 be Gs(,rrsd
Mars. aDf5snTtati,g fbs iHffiEgfsf' in o.
LAT, ard ia oppoh.ion 70 ,bf pl,net IA f5s Ia
EVesizz PsS. rE,pf7IHg tbs CNd.f', Sssf Sy
. GsfSyrsd
Ter MESSAGES 5ssrses RE Hsgis o. Rfs~S
Ente.iyG aE4fbs G0vSrEsr, rsis'iVs 70 Dir !sffs
- 4qnimRratisa and SRn5sr Of ADvsE
rIsEMENTs szinsS, szR IL dirty 20 eel ia on
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T II u r ID A 7, June 10.
B O S Z q N.

With Capt. Hall, from London, cam
paGengcrs, Mr.. Richard Crew, merchant
Of London, Mr., Thomas M.lyil, of this
town, and levsral EngIilh artifcers.
LAT Tusfday evening the co:oncrs in
quea fat on the body of woman, wife to
a l4bourer in town, known by the name
If ink Diet, VINO it is luppofrd was killed
BY her hulband.
Tuefoay Taft, a porter, named Pendcr
GAIT. fuPpoied to be in liquor, fell down
IN Klng-ttreer, and truck going owe
aim, put an end to his exiffence.
A correspondent has TENT us the following,
" We hear b. a perfon from Salem, that or
Saturday lsR, report prevailed there, Of the
|G-rs being couhaed in the gaol OF
thi, town and bound in chains, BY order OF the
HOME, and that for writing the letters that have
ately trsaipired through sn Infinite happy turn
OF providence"
We hear from good authority THAI the fam-
ies of fome men OF diFirG7i0T, in this town,
were thrown into the greateif confuiicn.
caring thar the extraordinary letters, who
are now the topic Of conyeTiation, were return.
ed here from England.
Yelleidsy iome tepi0 of the letters lately re-
turned from England, were laid before the hor
20 nmons Houie of Aaembly, aud in the after
no0n the ee(iF5 were compared with the org
nall: The galleries were opened, and q gre
ccncourle of people attended 10 hear their con
ents, who were filed with sbhorence of The
meaiures propoied to ruin the contribution
this unhappy province.
Il i, laid another budget of letters are return
90 in one of the lalt hips from England.
Monday lait being the anniversary of the sle'
.ion of officers OF the ancient aud honourani
Artillery Company, tie following gentlems
were elected for the eIiuing year, viz.
Major Thomas DAYS. CopfaiS,
Capt. Ephrsim May, Thurman,
Lieut.. JciePh Webb, Eg6gs.
la the forenoon, very excsllenf, and well ada
cd lermon was preached before he eompan;
his sxcsllency the Cover or, the memb:s
mis- Msjely's Council, and numb-r # che
Hon. Hooie, sc. by the Rev Mr. Simeon How.
ard, paltor Of the wel church in this town,
from Galatians, iv. 1. SfAH[faRis the Libsri,
lObsrs1Uit6 Cbyig bail mate ~ Erss, and be n.
safazghd again wifb fbf ysks Of 6sSGags. Ate,
Nhich'the Company elcored the above gentle
men to Faneuil Hall, where they dined as ulus
The compEny wee all dreaed in their new uni
form, they made fine appearance, were accom-
panied by band OF muiic, and performed th,
military exercifes to general acceptance.
The Letters read in the Commons Houf.
Afsmbly YeRerdAy, were fgned by MeiT,
Huichinfon, Oliver and Paxton, names whic
will be but feldom bleGed by poGerity, and which
the Prsient generation are a, much dfsfFeetsd C,
a, they are to that Of the notorious Bernard.
DIED. OF an apop!e1ic fit, Mrs
Rebecca tiojgdon, aged 81, Telia of TIT
late MIR, Benjamin Hodgdon, of this town,
her fuueral will be attended tomorrow
ternoon, at S O'Clock, from her houie in
summer freet, near Trinity church, where
her friends and acquaintance are deGred to
Attend
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WretfT, Aaay 15~. 7y3,
Asst night the dwelling houie

- Of VIM Swan, of Worcefer. was broke
7sn, and the following articles llolen, viz five
'iir Q! Stone Earring Rings, half dozen Tea
'poonsipa'tly f ihec, five pair Stone Sleeve But
;on', one God Necklace, fIndTy pair Silver Shoe
iackies, enc pair parity hnIhed t1gether
with about M in caih. viz. one Johannes,
ae Guinea, fix Crowns, the remainder in
Dollars.
All well dilpof.d Pertoas are delired to sp--
;. head the Thief, Tor which a, Reward Of
iIX DOLLARS will BE- given. II the articles
c cfFssed Tor fac. il is esiree they may 30
Topped. ~ WILLIAM SWAN.
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To be L & +,
AT the Irilh Linen Warehouse,
In King hreef.

Is juR imported, from the Moth Of Ireland,
\ Large and general afortmeut
- OF Linens, from ose to ieve ihiiiiags
teri. per yard. Thoie goods come from IS %
% per cent chespsr than laa year, and vii be
Did in the like proportion cheaper at the Ware
3uie: A great variety Of the moG fashionable
? inted mullins. cailicoe,, cottons, linens, Sec.
! complete aGormeus Of MancheRer, cotton,
nd linen checks, damsG and diaper table
glo'hs of al iizes, napkins aud towsling, buck
buck, lriih and RuGia fheetioss of all prices,
h'iy pieces uPerHne lioeus from s.. Sd 20 s.. Cd.
per yard. will be f1ld 1t p-i.-e IA
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American Magazine.
70 tie generous Patrons and Pro-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
throughout AMERICA.
THE EDITOR of the RoyAL AMERI-
L CAN MAGAZINE, psefents MS
moft refpeaful Compliments, and informs
them, tina, the 6rft Numbe- will r-sdoubt-
eddy appear fer J An Y A K 7 next,
humbly requefting the Favour OF their
LUCUBRATlOES, which he Promlfes
TO convey to the World with the ereaieit
Care and Attention. The general Dim
ter.fiednefs of the Parties addrsfsd,renders
il inconpruous to petition frenuouflv for
their Favours, bat can never dimlnIin the
Senie of the Obligation their Reception will
lay upon ISAIAH l6OMAS.
P,eafe to direct TO ISAIAH THOMAS,
Printer in BosroN, who will lay the leve-
raj Productions that may be banded him
before Society of Gentlemen, for their
INSPECTION and Appreciation.
Tbojs Gentlemen and Ladies 1Cb0
incline to encourage the Royal American Mag
aziue, BY JabIeribing therefor, are dsfred, il
they ebnE not TO be Giobpoinsd IF The fyf
Number, 70 Jsnd in their Namst sVitb OHess'
VEniSaf Sped.
".* The PRINTERS of ar the Public
PapeD in America, are requeRed to infert this
Advertisement as foon as may be, for which
they hall be fully fatis6ed By their humble
fervant ISAIAH THOMAS.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-12-16
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