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Fowle's New Hampshire Gazette And General Advertiser
Portsmouth, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
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Letter from Dublin reports widespread thanksgiving in Ireland for promising harvests and abundant flax seed plantations in the north. American flax seed imports surpass Dutch supplies, benefiting trade as Americans purchase manufactures unlike cash-demanding Dutch.
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The intelligence received from every quarter of the kingdom is couched in a stile of thanksgiving for the general appearance of plenty, which amply promises to reward the cares of the husbandman. The inhabitants of the north, in addition to their favourable harvest prospects, have been uncommonly fortunate in their flax seed plantations, and the seed imported from America has this year greatly exceeded the produce of what has been purchased from the Dutch. This circumstance is the more agreeable, as the Americans take manufactures, while the Dutch accept of nothing but the ready specie.
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Dublin
Event Date
June 27
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promising harvests and superior american flax seed imports over dutch, enhancing trade with manufactures.
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Intelligence from across the kingdom expresses thanksgiving for plentiful prospects rewarding farmers. Northern inhabitants report favorable harvests and successful flax seed plantations, with American imports exceeding Dutch purchases this year. Americans accept manufactures in trade, unlike Dutch who demand ready specie.