Portsmouth New-Hampshire, Decem. 27. 1733.
Subtitle: Whereas Paul Gerrish Esq; being imployed and licensed to cut white pine trees, for masts, yards and bowsprits, for the use of the Royal Navy, and having accordingly cut some ... some evil disposed person and disaffected to His Majesty, has about the 14th instant, cut and render'd unfit four of the said trees ..
Contributors: Dunbar, David
Series: Early American imprints -- no. 3715
Publisher: s.n.
Published: 1733
Place of publication: [Boston
Language: eng
Format: Electronic resource
Subjects: Gerrish, Paul, -- 1674-1743; Gulston, Ralph; Forests and forestry -- Maine; Timber -- Maine -- York County; Offenses against property -- Maine; Bounties -- New England
Notes: Offering a reward of forty pounds, New-England money, for identifying proof of the perpetrator. The trees were felled on land claimed by James Ferguson, in Berwick township, York County, Maine

Followed by: Copy of a paragraph of His Majesty's license to Mr. Ralph Gulston, for providing masts, yards and bowsprits for the Royal Navy, above referr'd to

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