New-York Gazette, Monday, March 10, 1777

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New-York, March 10.

A Rebel Privateer Schooner, of 10 Guns, and 45 Men, has been brought in here since our last, by his Majesty's Ship the Amazon, Maximilian Jacobs, Esq; Commander: She was taken in the Sound dogging some Transports bound to the Eastward.

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Date

1777 March 10

Volume

Volume 8

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New York

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New York Gazette

Series

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

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