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Advertisement At a meeting of the proprietors of the township of Brunswick in the county of York, duly warned according to law, by adjournment, on May 15th 1751; the following vote was passed. Whereas in order to open the eyes of people, and to undeceive those persons that have been unwarily led to take up under the Plymouth Company's claim, to lands in Kenebeck River, it seems necessary that the respective deeds or extracts ... be printed .

Author(s):Proprietors of the Township of Brunswick

Published:[Boston? : s.n., 1751]

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Advertisement Province of the Massachusetts-Bay. ss. Pursuant to a warrant to me directed by the Honourable Samuel Danforth, Esq; ... These are to advertise the proprietors of a certain tract of land lying and being within the county of York ... to assemble and convene (by themselves or agents lawfully authorized) at the Sun-Tavern in Corn-hill Boston, on Wednesday the twenty-fourth day of December next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, then and there to consider and act upon the several particulars hereafter mentioned, viz. .

Author(s):Proprietors of the Township of Brunswick

Published:[Boston : s.n., 1751]

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Advertisement This is to notify all the proprietors of a tract of undivided land, lying fifteen miles on each side of Kennebeck River ... to meet at the house of Mr. Robert Stone, at the Royal Exchange Tavern in Kingstreet, Boston, on Tuesday the seventeenth day of October next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, to transact the following articles, viz. .

Author(s):Plymouth Company (1749-1816)

Published:[Boston : s.n., 1752]

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Advertisement Whereas by some late advertisements, it may be understood that Lieutenant John North, and Mr. Samuel Goodwin, in their late survey, have exceeded the limits of the patent granted by the council established at Plymouth ... These are to inform all whom it may concern, that said patent extendeth .

Author(s):Plymouth Company (1749-1816)

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Advertisement Whereas the Plymouth Proprietors (so called) have impowered John North lieut. of Pemaquid Fort, and Samuel Goodwin of Charlestown, to survey large tracts of land at the eastern parts of this province ... In order to prevent such mean and abusive constructions for the future, the Proprietors of the Lands Formerly Belonging to Mr. George Davie at the adjournment of their meeting in Boston, March 7. 1750, voted, that an extract of the patent of the Plymouth Proprietors be herewith printed .

Author(s):Proprietors of the Lands Formerly Belonging to Mr. George Davie

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An answer to the Remarks of the Plymouth Company, or (as they call themselves) the Proprietors of the Kennebeck Purchase from the Late Colony of New-Plymouth, published by virtue of their vote of 31st of January last; on the plan and extracts of deeds published by the proprietors of the township of Brunswick. Agreeable to their vote of the 4th of January immediately preceeding Wherein, the many trifling cavils against said plan and extracts are answered, many aspersions cast on them wiped off; and their entire consistency with each other fully shewn. : And also the boundaries of the Plymouth Company's tract upon Kennebeck-River are at large set forth and ascertain'd

Author(s):Proprietors of the Township of Brunswick

Published:Boston: in N.E. : [s.n.], Printed in the year MDCCLIII. [1753]

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At a meeting of the Proprietors of the Kenebeck Purchase from the late colony of New-Plymouth, on the 12th of January, 1753, unanimously voted, that the following votes be printed

Author(s):Plymouth Company (1749-1816)

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At a meeting of the proprietors of the Township of Brunswick in the county of York, duly warned according to law, by adjournment, on January 4th 1753; the following vote was passed. Whereas in order to open the eyes of people, and to undeceive those persons that have been unwarily led to take up under the Plymouth Company's claim, to lands in Kenebeck River, it seems necessary that the respective deeds or extracts ... be printed together with the annexed plan .

Author(s):Proprietors of the Township of Brunswick

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The Award and final determination of the referees respecting the claims of the Proprietors of the Kenebeck Purchase from the late colony of New-Plymouth, and the company holding under Clark and Lake, relative to the lands on each side Kenebeck River

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A defence of the Remarks of the Plymouth Company, on the plan and extracts of deeds published by the Proprietors (as they term themselves) of the Township of Brunswick Being a reply to their answer to said Remarks, lately published, according to their vote of March 28. 1753

Author(s):Plymouth Company (1749-1816)

Published:Boston: N.E. : [s.n.], Printed in the year MDCCLIII. [1753]

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A defence of the Remarks of the Plymouth Company, on the plan and extracts of deeds published by the Proprietors (as they term themselves) of the Township of Brunswick being a reply to their answer to said Remarks, lately published, according to their vote of March 28, 1753

Author(s):Plymouth Company

Published:Boston : [s.n.], 1753

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Forasmuch as there have been many disputes and controversies for a long time, concerning the titles to a great part of the lands in the eastern parts of this province; many of which are claimed by vertue of ancient grants and conveyances ... It is therefore apprehended, that the printing and dispersing of extracts and collections of those acts, laws and orders, made from the first and earliest settlement of those colonies, down to the present times, will be of considerable service to the concerned ..

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Remarks on the plan and extracts of deeds lately published by the Proprietors of the Township of Brunswick (as they term themselves) agreable to their vote of January 4th 1753

Author(s):Plymouth Company (1749-1816)

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Strange account of the rising and breaking of a great bubble

Author(s):Flagg, James

Published:[Boston? : s.n.] Printed and sold at my office, at the sign of the Tree of Liberty, on Sagadohock-River,, 1766

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A strange account of the rising and breaking of a great bubble (With amendments and enlargement.)

Author(s):Flagg, James

Published:[Boston? : s.n.] Re-printed and sold at my office, at the sign of the Tree of Liberty, on Sagadahock-River,, 1767

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