The Independent Chronicle, and the Universal Advertiser (Boston), Thursday, July 30, 1778

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BOSTON, JULY 30, 1778.

Part of the French Fleet is arrived at Point Judith, near Rhode Island, and a Number of Captains of vessels and seamen, acquainted with that coast, are gone on board to serve as pilots.

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1778 July 30

Volume

Volume 13

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American Theater, June 1 to August 15, 1778

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