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Title varies: The Massa-
chusetts Spy Or, Thomas's Boston Journal, 1772-1775; Thomas's
Massachusetts Spy, or American Oracle of Liberty, 1775-1776.
Published at Boston 1770-1775 and at Worcester 1775-1776.
New Hampshire. The New-Hampshire Gasette and Historical
Chronicle, 1763-1775. Title varies: Freeman's Journal, or New-
Hampshire Gasette, 1776. Published at Portsmouth.
New York. The Albany Gasette, 1771-1772. Published at Albany.
. The Constitutional Gasette, 1776. Published at New York.
. The New York Chronicle, 1769. Published at New York.
. The New York Gasette, or, The Weekly Post Boy, 1763-1773.
Published at New York.
. The New York Journal, or the General Advertiser, 1766-1776.
Published at New York 1766-1776 and at Kingston 1776.
. The New York Mercury, 1763-1768. Title varies: The New
York Gasette and the Weekly Mercury, 1768-1776. Published at
New York 1763-1776 and at Newark and New York 1776.
. Rivington's New York Gasetteer; or the Connecticut, New
Jersey, Hudson's River, and Quebec Weekly Advertiser, 1773-1775.
Published at New York.
. Weyman's New York Gasette, 1763-1767. Published at New
York.
Pennsylvania. The Pennsylvania Chronicle, and Universal Advertiser,
1767-1774. Published at Philadelphia.
. The Pennsylvania Evening Post, 1775-1776. Published at
Philadelphia.
. The Pennsylvania Gasette, 1763-1776. Published at Philadelphia.
. The Pennsylvania Journal; and the Weekly Advertiser, 1763-
1776. Published at Philadelphia.
. The Pennsylvania Ledger: Or the Virginia, Maryland, Penn-
sylvania and New Jersey Weekly Advertiser, 1775-1776. Pub-
lished at Philadelphia.
. The Pennsylvania Packet, and the General Advertiser, 1771-
1773. Title varies: Dunlap's Pennsylvania Packet, or, the General
Advertiser, 1773-1776. Published at Philadelphia.
. Story & Humphreys's Pennsylvania Mercury and Universal
Advertiser, 1775. Published at Philadelphia.
. Der Wochentliche Pennsylvanische Staatsbote, 1772-1774. Pub-
lished at Philadelphia.
Rhode Island. The Newport Mercury, or the Weekly Advertiser,
1763-1776. Published at Newport.
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South Carolina. The South-Carolina & American General Gasette,
1766-1776. Published at Charleston.
. The South Carolina Gasette, 1763-1775. Published at Charleston.
. The South-Carolina Gasetteer; And Country Journal, 1765.
Title varies: The South-Carolina Gasette; and Country Journal,
1765-1775. Published at Charleston.
Virginia. The Virginia Gasette, 1775-1776. Published at Williams-
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. The Virginia Gasette, 1766-1776. Published at Williamsburg by
Alex. Purdie and Co. 1766; Alex. Purdie and John Dixon 1766-
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. The Virginia Gasette, 1766-1776. Published at Williamsburg by
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