Province of the Massachusetts-Bay To the proprietors of a tract of land lying in the counties of Cumberland and Lincoln, known by the name of Pejepscott Purchase ... you are hereby notified to meet on Wednesday the thirtieth day of January 1765 ... to act and determine upon the articles hereafter mentioned, viz.

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