The Baxter Manuscripts volume 13
The Baxter Manuscripts volume 13
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The Council of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
In Council Ocf 21. 1783 Advised that a Warrant be drawn on the Treasury in full Discharge of the within Certificate John Avery Sec^ 300 DOCUMENTARY HISTORY Petition from Inhahitcuits of Gouldshorough and Other Places.
To the Hon''"' the Senate and the Hon''"' the House of Repre- sentatives of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, in General Court assembled. — The Petition of the Inhabitants of Machias, & others be- longing to the Eastern part of th...e County of Lincoln. — Humbly Sheweth. — That by reason of the extensiveness of this County, we have a long time labour'd under many and great diihculties, which no other part of this State at present undergoes, & which, we presume, your honors have no Idea of ; we there- fore crave leave to make known our grievances, in hopes of obtaining relief.
We would in the first place inform your honors, that from Pownalborough, the Shire Town of this County, it is about 270 miles, as near as we can calculate, to the River S' Croix at Passamaquaddy, the most extreme part of this County and Commonwealth ; by reason of which great distance, we labor under the greatest difficulties upon many accounts ; and in addition to those we formerly experienced, we have now to pass by a British Post, (viz' Bagwaduce) which your honors may reasonably suppose, is attended with inconveniences not a few.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Council of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
In Council Ocf 21. 1783 Advised that a Warrant be drawn on the Treasury in full Discharge of the within Certificate John Avery Sec^ 300 DOCUMENTARY HISTORY Petition from Inhahitcuits of Gouldshorough and Other Places.
To the Hon''"' the Senate and the Hon''"' the House of Repre- sentatives of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, in General Court assembled. — The Petition of the Inhabitants of Machias, & others be- longing to the Eastern part of th...e County of Lincoln. — Humbly Sheweth. — That by reason of the extensiveness of this County, we have a long time labour'd under many and great diihculties, which no other part of this State at present undergoes, & which, we presume, your honors have no Idea of ; we there- fore crave leave to make known our grievances, in hopes of obtaining relief.
We would in the first place inform your honors, that from Pownalborough, the Shire Town of this County, it is about 270 miles, as near as we can calculate, to the River S' Croix at Passamaquaddy, the most extreme part of this County and Commonwealth ; by reason of which great distance, we labor under the greatest difficulties upon many accounts ; and in addition to those we formerly experienced, we have now to pass by a British Post, (viz' Bagwaduce) which your honors may reasonably suppose, is attended with inconveniences not a few.
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