Newspaper results for Albany AND union

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1331001 matching newspaper pages in total. New York, NY has the most hits (272764 pages). Showing up to 10 earliest results from this city.

  1. The New-York Gazette, and the Weekly Mercury — 1775-01-09, page 2

    … perfens touchingfaid association, and as.we are willing to efablifh harmony and union, we will", so far as our influence extends, endeavour that tbe measures adopted …

    … and eighty-fix acres of LAND, in the patent of Kayaderofferes, in the county of Albany, by the executors of Herfaan Gover neur, deceased, in the lots following, to quit …

    … allotment, containing fwe hundred and ninety -four acres. These lands being near to Albany, well timbered, fertile, and free from quit rents, are worthy the atten tion of …

  2. The New-York Gazette, and the Weekly Mercury — 1775-01-16, page 2

    … is not so great as is talked of: Many, who are now obliged to put on the mask of Union, through fear from the cruelties of anareby will drop it on the Appearance of Safety …

    … nufafluring Tobacco. To be SOL D, A HOUSE, and the lease of a LOT OF GROUND, upon the Albany Pier. The house is two stories high, and has five fire-places in it; it is a good …

  3. The New-York Gazette, and the Weekly Mercury — 1775-01-23, page 2

    … of redoring the common Tranquillity, and eftablifliing an intimate and permanent Union between all the Parts of the Empire, must (under God) ultimately depend upon the …

    … Renfrlaer, late Lord and Proprietor of the Manor of Renfelaerwyck, in the County of Albany, deceased, did in his life time lay out and set a part a certain trafl of twelve …

    … name of Readefborough, situate, lying and being about 30 miles to the eastward of Albany, being bounded westerly by the townships if New-Stamford and Leinfter northerly …

  4. The New-York Gazette, and the Weekly Mercury — 1775-02-06, page 3

    … enlarged, and his Patriotism derived from a purer Fountain, for it is aimed at a Union between both Countries, upon the Balis of Freedom and mu tual Benefit. The inflammatory …

    … regulating 66 Trade is undeniably in the British Parliament, and effentiai to the Union between a Mother Coun -66 try and her Colonies." We have great Satisfaction in …

    … Morris, of Westchester County; a truly amiable young Lady. Extras of a Letter from Albany. You seem to be under a Misapprehension with Refpe& to the Mode of obtaining the …

  5. The New-York Gazette, and the Weekly Mercury — 1775-02-27, page 1

    … acknowledge, whilf enjoying those Rights under her Protection but Jbould this Bond of Union be eVer defroyed, and the Colonists reduced to confder themselves as Tributaries …

    … house part finished, about 12 acres in fence and cleared. It is 25 miles below Albany, and 13 miles from Katt's-Kill Landing A good road leads from said Landing through …

  6. The New-York Gazette, and the Weekly Mercury — 1775-02-27, page 2

    … which may lead to a perfect .recon ciliation, and the ettablifliment of a permanent union between Great-Britain and America. The principle of parliamentary taxation over …

    … barrels, bottled claret, beef in barrels, a parcel of empty water cases, and best ALBANY PEASE. Said Gillelan loft a petliauger cm the zStb of January last. Whoever has …

    … lies bn the weft fide of, and about three miles from Hudson's River, 21 miles from Albany, and contains 322 acres. 327 acres, part of lot number 20, three miles from Hudson …

  7. The New-York Gazette, and the Weekly Mercury — 1775-03-27, page 2

    … Maretofenijsek&ed Pope. According to the last advices from Hamburgh,| the ftri& union which <has.hitherto Jubfifted betweenl the three*Allied Posters is at an end; two …

    … and in a very public and promising part, being a cenftant thorough fare to the Albany Pier, and White-Hall. Princeton, November Sth, 1774. FIFTEEN DOLLARS Reward, RAN …

  8. The New-York Gazette, and the Weekly Mercury — 1775-03-27, page 4

    … on the east banks of Hudson's River, being about eleven miles from the city of Albany; a great part of which land is well cleared, and improved in the best manner; and …

    … , will receive an indisputable title from the subscriber, living in the city of Albany. J ACCB^^CUYLER^ .W A N T E D, TWO men that understand the coder's trade, to go …

    … certain trad of land, containing forty thousand acres, then lituate in the county of Albany, but now in the county of Tryon, being part of a traH of one hundred thousand acres …

  9. The New-York Gazette, and the Weekly Mercury — 1775-04-03, page 3

    … in the said County. An Aa to alter Part of the Lines that divide the Counties of Albany, Charlotte and Cumberland. Au Act to continue and amend an Act, entitled, An Act …

    … revive an Aa, entitled, An AH for the more equal Taxation of Efates in the Cit, of Albany. An AN to revive an A&, entitled, An Aa to oblige the Justices of the Peace at …

    … to erect the Eaf Camp in the Difrict of the Manor of Livingfon, in the Count, of Albany, into a separate Difrict, and to alter the Difrict oj Saraghto ga, and erect a …

  10. The New-York Gazette, and the Weekly Mercury — 1775-04-24, page 2

    … opportunity of feeing the commence ment of this business. I was at the congiefs held at Albany in the yeari7s4. I had the means of then knowing the real opinions of some of the …

    … conditions as may be confirmed by act of parliament, in like manner as was done in the union of the two parts of the present kingdom, which articles, when once confirmed by …

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