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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-19
Lexington, Ap1iI "a, Iz7S.


We, John HOar, John Whitehead, Abraham Gar
field Benjamin Munroe Ifaac Parks, William Homer,
John Adams, Gregory Stone, all of Lincoln in the
county of Middleex Mafachuietts-Bay all of lawful
age, do tefify and fay, that Wednesday lai
aGembled at Concord, in the morning of iad day, in
eoniequence of information received that brigade of
regular troops their march the iaid town of
Concord, who had killed fix the town of Lexing-
about hour afterwards faw them approaching
to the number, as we apprehended, of about twelve
hundred, which retreated to hill about eighty
rods back and the iad troops then took poeon of the
hill where hrf ported; Prefently after this
w other troops moving towards the North bridge about
one mile from the faid Concord meeting -houfe
then Immediately went before them and paned the
bridge uft before party of them, the number of
about hundred arrived they there left about
their hundred the BRIDGE and proceeded with
the reft towards Colonel Barret about miles above
the fad bridges then feeling ieveral fires in the town,
thought the houies Of Concord in danger, and
marched down towards the aid bridges the troops that
hationed there obferving approach, marched
back the bridge, and then took up lcme Of the
planks; we then hsitened march towards the
bridge; and when had got near the bridge they
fred men, hr three guns after another and
then comfortable more; and then, and not before,
(having orders from commanding officers not to
FIRE till fired upon) fired upon the regulars
and they reteated. On their through the
of Lexington Charleaown, they ravaged and deroyed
property, and burnt three houes, barn and HOP
Signed by each Of the above DePofers.
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LsTfngI0H dp7SI rs, IT'S.
Simon WinhiP Of Lexington, in the county ofMd-
dlefex, and province of Ma1aehuletts-Bay New-Eng-
land, being Of lawful age, teeth and faith, that
the nineteenth of April infant, about four o'clock in the
morning, he pafng the public road in faid Lex
ington, Peaeeably and unarmed, about two miles and
half dRant from the meeting houfe in fad Lexing-
ton, he BY a body Of the Kings regular
troops and being foPt by iome officers of faid regular
troops was commanded to difmount; upon asking why
he mut dfmount, he obliged by force to quit his
horfe and ordered march in the mdf Of the body,
and being examined whether he had been warning the
minute men, he anfwered no, but had been out and
then returning his fathers Said Wnihp further textiles
that he marched with faid troops until he within
about half quarter Of mile Of fad meeting -houie,
where an officer commanded the troops TO halt, and then
TO prime and load this being done the faid troops
marched on till they within few rods Of Captain
Parksr's company. who partly collected on the
place Of parade; when fad WnhP obferyed an officer
At the head Of iad troops aoung his fword, and with
loud voice giving the word FIRE, FIRE, which was in
family followed BY deharge Of arms from iaid regular
troops, and said winGip positive, and in the moA
ioemn manner Declares that there was diiehage Of
arms Of either Gde till the word FIRE was given BY
faid officer a. above. SIMON WiHsHir.
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ond brigade came IN, which we're TOUR regiments
and part Of the artillery which we're or no use TO
us, as the enemy were In the woods; and wnen we
found they fred IRON the houses we set them on
nre and they ran TO the WOODS like devils.
The following IL the letter or another OF these
solders:-
Boston, April 90. lT75.
DEAR PARESTs-Before this resches you you mar
hear that our regiment has been engaged with
the provincias. As soon as we came up we tred
the cannon. which brought them from behind the
trees, for We did not night az you did IN Germany.
az We could not see above ten IN q body, lor they
were oenind trees and walls, ano flred at IA ana
thea lca-ed on their bellies. Tho snot ncw
thick. | Got wounded mans gun, aud
killed two OF them "a am sure OF. We have been
busy In fortiying the town ever since We were en-.
gagged and 10 = lew days We expect goou many
more troops from England, and thea we shan
surely Durn the whole country before us II they
don't submit, which uon't imagine they viii 90,
foe IAay are an obstinate set Of psaole TAU anu
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they AL TeITea lnto the Kitchen, In TIE
back part Of the house; she soon found
the house surrounded with the Kings troops;
that upon observation made, at least sew.
enty bullets we're snot into the front part OF the
house; several bullets lodged In the kitchen wners
sne was, and ono pissed through an easy cnan
the had Just gone irom the door OF the front part
OF The house was broken open sne did not see
any soldiers ia tho mousse. Out supposed. by the
ncise they were 10 the irOnt alter the troops had
gone on she missed the following things, whicp
sue verify believes were taken out Of the mousse ~
tne Kings troops, VIZ. :-One itch brocade gown,
called ne1llgee; one lutertrin9 10 wn. one white
Guilt one pair 81 Drocade shoes. thres shuts, eight
white aprons three caps. one OF ivory knives
and forks, and several other small articles
HANNAH BRAUIsH
PROVINCE OF INK MASSACHUSETTS BAY,i
WORCESTER S., April 20, l77A !
Mrs.. Hannah Bradlsh, the above depOnenI
makoth oath Delore "a, tue subscribers two OF HIS
Majestk's Justices o. the Peace for the county OF
Worcester. ana 81 the quorum, that tue above de-
postnon, according 10 ner best recoeclion ~ TIE
truth. Which, dcp0aiuon II taken 10 perpsnons
!, UlQyHorga0. THOMAS STNEL
! fiAo2&Ax &AAxxA
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L<rinrkon. .6eril az. Izzs.


l, William Draper, Of lawful age, and inhlbitan,
Of corain, in the county Of Hamphrs, and colony Of
MaiIiehufetts- Bay, in New England, do teaify and
Declare that being til. parade Of iad Lexington April
10Th infant about half an hour before une rhe Kings
regular troops appeared the meeting houe Of Lexng
ron. Captain ParSer's company who drawn up
back Of aid meeting houfe on the parade, turned from
fad troops, making their sieaps BY difPerGng, in the
time, the regular troops made an husza and ran
towards Captain Park.rs company, who were dpsrGng;
and imms dasey after The huzza made the CON-
handing officer Ofiaid troops (as took him) gave the
command TO the faid troops "fre FIRE! damn you,
fire." And Immediately they fired before any Of Cap
tain Parkers men fred, then being within three or
fourroai Of faid regular troops and further fay not
WfLLIAM DaApKl
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Le.ringkon. AbyiI az. LIZ.

Lexington, Ap,W75 I775.
We, Levy Mead and Levy Harrington, both Of Lex
ngton, in the county of Middlefex and colony Of the
MaGlehuetts-Bly, in New England, and of lawful age,
do tey and declare, that the morning Of the nine
tenth of April, being Lexington common fpeeta-
tors, w large body of regular troops mlrching up
towards III. Lexington company, and fome of the
regulars horles whom took be officers, fired
piRol or two the Lexington company, which
then difpcrGng. TheGe the fra guns that
fred, and they Immediately followed by feveral
vollies from rhs regulars, by which eight belonging
the fad company killed, and feveral wounded.
LKyY HARRINGTON, LEyY MAJ.
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We, Benjamin Tdd of Lexington, and Jolsph Abbot
Of Lincoln in the county Of Middlcfex, and colony Of
Mafachuietts-Bay, in New England, of lawful age, do
tey and declare that the morning Of the nineteenth
Of April infant, about FIVE o'clock being Lexington
Common and mounted horfe we iaw body irregular
troops marching up to the Lexington company, which
then dfperGng, foon after the regulars fred fra few
guns which took be Piols from ome of the regu-
lars who mounted hores, and then the fad reg
ulars fired voey two, before any guns fired by
the Lexington company, hores Immediately farted
and we rode Oh, and further Fay not.
Benjamin ZIda Jcfeph A66Ok.
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was informed that number of regular troops
their march from Bottom, in order take the province
flores al Concord ordered militia meet the
common in faid Lexington, conlut what to do, and
concluded be difcovered NEEDLE make with
ad regular troops f they hould approach) unless they
hould infult molef US, and upon their fudden APP
Proach Immediately ordered militia difperfe and
to fire; Immediately faid troops made their appear
ance and ruined furioully fired upon and killed eight
of party, without receiving any provocaon therefor
tom US. ToHN PARKER.
We, Nathaniel Clarkhurf Jonas Parker, John Mum
roe, junr. John Winihip Solomon Pierce, John Muir
ray, Abnez Needs John Bridge, junr. Ebenezer Bow
man, William Munroe, I'D, Micah Hager, Samuel
Sanderfon, Samuel Hatings, and John Brown, of Lex
ington in the county of Middlefex, and colony of
Mahachufetts-Bay, in New England; and all of lawful
age, do tcy and fay, that the morning of the nine
teenth of April init. about two o'clock, being
informed that number of regular officers had been
riding up and down the road the evening and night
preceding and that ome of the inhabitants as they were
Paing had been infutcd by the officers and topped by
them and being alto informed that the regular troops
their march from Bottom, in order las il was
faid) take the colony flores there depoted Con-
cord We met on the parade of our company in this
sown after the company had collected, ordered
by Captain John Parker who commanded us) TO dpere
for the preen and be ready attend the beat of the
drum and accordingly the company into houfes
n.ar the place of parade We further teRify and fay
that about five o'clock in the morning attended the
beat of our drum and formed on the parade-we
faced towards the regulars then marching up u.s.
and fome of our company were coming to the parade
with their backs towards the troop and Others the
parade began TO dperle when the regulars fired the
company, before gun fred by any Of company
on them; they killed eight of our company and
wounded leverl and continued the FIRE until had all
made sieap-.
Signed by each Of the above Depofen.
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Signed by each Of tn. above Depofen.
Lsriugkon. doyiI ~. I77s

z-e13Wy30V, 7lD1II 3, Tvs.
Timothy Smith, of Lexington, in the county Of
Middefex, and colony of MAGachuiests-Bay, in New
England being of lawful age, do tciy and declare thar
the morning of the nineteenth April init, being
Lexingson-common Spectator, Jaw large body OF
regular troops marching up towards the Lexington
pany then dfper6ng and kewie Jaw the regular troops
fire the Lexington company, before the latter fred
again; INN: diitely ran, and a voley was d(charged
At me, which put m: in imminent danger of lofng my
life; foon returned the AMI aw eight of tn.
Lexington men who killed, and lay bleeding at
comfortable dalnce from each other and feyeral
wounded, and further faith NOT. TIMorHY SMITH.
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Linc0lH, Apy7l g, IT'S.
], John Bateman, belonging to the ffty-econd regi
mcnt, commanded by Colonel Jones, on Wednesday
morning. the nineteenth day of April infant, in
the party marching Concord, being Lexington, in
the county of Middlelex being nigh the meeting houfe
in fad Lexington, there fmall party Of men
gathered together in that place, when faid troops
marched by; and tefy and declare, that heard the
word of command given to the troops to fire. and fcme
of faid troops did FIRE; and aw of aid party lie
dead the ground nigh faid meeting houie; and
teiy that never heard any of the inhabitants fire
gun on faid troops. JOHN BATImAN.
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Lerinefan. Ahr1l a. fzrs.

A@e1FgFSFV7I sIY7FF 81 EIIos
I, Thomas FeiTsnden, Of lawful age, teAify and
declare, tina, being in paAure the meeting houfe
iaid Lexington, on Wcinefday aa, about half
hour before funre, Jaw number Of regular troops pass
fPeedly BY fad meeting houie, their way towards
company Of militia Of iaid Lexington, who ALIEN
blsd the number Of abou, hundred in company,
the diaan-e Of eighteen twenty rods from iad
meeting hou.e; and after they had PaGsi BY aid
meeting houe, Jaw three officers hone back, advance
to the front Of laid regulars, when Of them
being within fix rods OF the laid militia, cried out
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C0nc0ra, AfrT 23, IT'S.
!, James Mar, Of lawful age, teftiiy and fay that in
the evening Of the eighteenth infant, received orders
from George Hutchinfon, adutans Of the fourth regi
ment of the regular oups aationed At Boston, to pre-
pare and march, to which order attended, and marched
70 Concord where was ordered BY officer with about
one hundred men to guard certain bridge there /.
While attending that iervee, number Of PeO-
pie came along as suppose TO cross said bridge; at
which time a number Of the regular troops fra fred
upon them. JANIS MARE.
rTo BE- concluded in our next
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LEXINGTON, A6rfI IS, IT'S.
JOHN PARKER, of lawful
age, and commander of the
militia in Lexington, do teftify
and declare, thar on the 10TH
infant, in the morning, about
one of the clock, being in
formed that there was a NUM-
Der of regular officers riding
up and down the road, Top
ping and infulting people as
they naGed the road. and alto
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PHILAD PHIA, May "a.

AFFID AvIT and depohtions relative to the
commencement of the late hoHilities in the prov
nee of MaGachuietts-Bay; continued from our
lalt.
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R/TIN Z o VS.

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SPEECH of his Excellency WILLIAM FRANKLIN,
Efq, Captain General, Governor and Commander in
Chief in and the Province of NEW JERSEY,
and Territories thereon depending in America, Chan
cefior and Vice Admiral of the fame, &c.
To the GENERAL ASSEMBLY of the iad Province,
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Sine ipertbDrllc meSi;iniibe Stb=
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Gine ipertbDcllc ficSi;inifdc 2lt=
bnnSimn9.
Spiritrr'S grrrinigts Sidilen 0alrnbn fir
1876, her CUR untnt9rItiben Bertbrilung TO-
prbl III brn Grrririgirn Stnalen mic in trn
riSiliilrtrn 2GnSrrn her alien @sIt telfimmt il,
ipirp grsrn brn rrIcn Sanuar 1T rn9liiarr,
eeutI6er fran;pliGrr,- rcrtpr9iider Delldsr,
i6prSii6rr bpaGneil6fr, bSBmii6er unb Ipa-
ntibrr Spra9e brraussessben Wrrbrn. geer
bic pabre WrIunbbsitslfbre fennrn Al lrrrrn
piiniht fplte brnIrIten lslsn mb bic IN ibm
entbaltiuen un1blBtaren 2atbihIiee tppbl Be-
ber3tgrn. sIuber elmer trtfliArn meti,iuiItGsn
gItbnnSlung iber bic ltrIadsn, grrbiifitnd tnb
Seilung spn 0rnnfbeitelt entbGIt CT cine orp6e
Menge niiBli9rr &atbiGlGgr mb 9rlrbrune
fir Saul uilflite, Sanbperffr SergIrutr, Garmsr,
pHnu,r unb Irlbf fir Ws6iSinrr, lrpie Be.
rrhnunBrn fir tirirrisen SGnsrr- llnb grris
tengrabr, mic ie III einen pihligen unS UNI.
falTrnbrn Observation-Disclosures grbBrrn.
Sa5 9Sefen, her Gjetrauh unb bic nugeror.
brntIi9 briIIamrn g8irfungrn ron SCitst.
ter s 81 a genbitterfm, tieIrm Saupt.
Stirfuna5- llne SGftC tCs8frteIrrun1Smitttl Der
baltrn GDrtitenbsit, fuS barin ausfiibrlitU tar-
9rtbnn. llebfrbirS III eer aaIrrbrr nod nit
biibi6m 9lluilratipnerJ Gatbl6ligrn fir Saua.
baltnngrf, bumcriil9en gInrIbptcn lnb nnbr.
rel SrpGblten slrtifeIn CUR 9elsbrun9 unb lln-
tcrbnlhng nugrfillt une ipirb lid batur6 untrr
Zen SabrtiIderlL bic lei SsSinn trs Satrrs
sri9sinrn, ais Gins eer niiBIi6fn tas ,utrm
unentssltli9 btrsr0rten ipirS, ausSriGnen. Die
Gigcntbiimer, Scrrrn SrltettCr & Smitb In
pitt5bura gd.. wrrbrn grgrn lleterIrntuna
elmer 2 Gents Wihrfe SGeCrnlhnn, bGr In Ieinrr
Nd6bmI4ait tieirn NaIeaerr ri6t trFpnimelt
fanlt einrn lpItrn suicnprn. Sa5 9ittere III
1T jrerr StaNt unS Srtidnft ;u brfcmmen unb
pirb TT ter 6anSrn ripiIilirtrn gErIt fart &C.
brauGt. XII.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-12-16
BImertiih,

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