Continental Journal, Thursday, March 20, 1777

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Boston, March 20.

The privateer Rover, belonging to Salem, has sent into a safe port, a provision ship bound to New York.¹

1. The prize of the Massachusetts privateer sloop Rover, Captain Abijah Boden, was the ship Duke of Leinster, Patrick North, master, Independent Chronicle, Boston, April 10, 1777.

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Date

1777 March 20

Volume

Volume 8

Places

Boston

Ships

Rover (Brigantine)

Newspapers

Continental Journal (Boston)

Series

American Theatre from March 1, 1777, to April 30, 1777

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