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(Circular letter). Friends and fellow citizens, Being appointed by the legislature of this Commonwealth, to make applications to you for relief under the present and most pressing exigencies of government ... [1782].

Salem, March 25, 1812. Sir, The alarming state of our public affairs impels us to request you to exert your personal influence at the approaching election to place in office the Federal Candidates, the real friends of our common country ... [Sig

Friends, countrymen and fellow-citizens! : The present crisis demands your serious attention. You are now about giving your suffrages for members of the General Assembly ...

To the inhabitants of the State of Massachusetts-Bay. Friends and fellow countrymen! It is with concern and attention that the House of representatives find than an act, intitled an act for drawing in the bills of credit ... [Boston: Printed by

Salem, March 25, 1812. Sir, The alarming state of our public affairs impels us to request you to exert your personal influence at the approaching election to place in office the Federal Candidates, the real friends of our common country ... [Sig

To the electors of the Western congressional district. The Hon. Wilkins Updike, of South Kingstown, is now a candidate to represent you in the next Congress of the United States ... A citizen of Narragansett. [186-].

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State of Massachusetts-Bay. [Blank] in the County of [blank] and state aforesaid, maketh oath, that the [blank] whereof [blank] is at present master ... in the County of [blank] in the year of our Lord, 177 . [n.p., 177-].

Salem, December 10, 1782. Gentlemen, A bill has passed the House of representatives, by a small majority, to remove the July Court of common pleas from this town to Ipswich ... [Salem, 1782].

(Circular letter). Friends and fellow citizens, Being appointed by the legislature of this Commonwealth, to make applications to you for relief under the present and most pressing exigencies of government ... [1782].

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Printed Ephemera Collection; Portfolio 42, Folder 9.

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Republican meeting in Harford. A public meeting was held in Hartford, on the 11th of February, 1856, in pursuance of a call from many citizens, to take into consideration the present exigencies in political affairs, and preliminary to the format

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Republican meeting in Harford. A public meeting was held in Hartford, on the 11th of February, 1856, in pursuance of a call from many citizens, to take into consideration the present exigencies in political affairs, and preliminary to the format

In Provincial congress, Watertown, May 5, 1775. Whereas the term for which this present Congress was chose, expires on the thirtieth instant, and the exigencies of our public affairs, render it absolutely necessary for the safety of this colony,

Republican meeting in Harford. A public meeting was held in Hartford, on the 11th of February, 1856, in pursuance of a call from many citizens, to take into consideration the present exigencies in political affairs, and preliminary to the format

(Circular letter). Friends and fellow citizens, Being appointed by the legislature of this Commonwealth, to make applications to you for relief under the present and most pressing exigencies of government ... [1782].

State of New-York, An act for raising monies to be applied towards the public exigencies of this State .... Passed the 28th of March, 1778 Poughkeepsie: Printed by John Holt, Printer to the State of New York [1778].

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