The Freeman's Journal, Or, New Hampshire Gazette

Last Tuesday Morning, Adam Steward, Charles Crow, William Stackpole, John O'Brian, and Williams, were seized by a Body of People in this Town, fixed in a Cart, and carried over the Neck, where they were shifted into a Collier's Cart, provided for their Reception by the People of Roxbury, by whom they were to be conveyed to Dedham: and so from Town to Town till they should be pushed into the Hands of the Enemy at Rhode Island.--These persons had rendered themselves obnoxious, by having renounced their several Occupations of Carpenter, Cooper, Butcher, Shoemaker, Sand Driver, &c. & suchaciously commencing Monopolizers & Extortioners, in which detestable Trades they had notoriously enriched themselves.--Several others of the Fraternity were also seized, made to take their Seats in the Cart, and were conveyed Part of the Way towards Roxbury; but making some humble Acknowledgments, & promising Amendments, they were released.