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equal perhaps to any in the world the incidence, or
bad policy of the inhabitants will uer them to take
advantage of it, not fourth part is cultivated, ard the
produce of that is too often peed foon tit for uie
They have their laws prevent thofe practices, but,
ike their neighbours, do not put them in execution.
Their chief dependence their ihp building and on
their navigation. cedar tree after it is planted, re-
qures from fifteen twenty years growing before 1t is
of ufe and of courle 70 many years nteret is loft;
Whereas that land might be employed in rafting variety
of lch produce would yield large profit annually,
and at the end of that term, be of much greater value
than at prelent, though well Hocked with timber"
NEWPORT, NoVtmbsr I9 few days patt barn
filled with hay, &c. belonging to Mrs. Cafe at lower
Hill, was ntirey confirmed by fire which accident is
uppofed to have been occaoned by fome boys playing
with FIRE near the barn.
ExtraE7 of Letter from Cbar5f0aUn, atb-Car'linA,
dated Ot7eber II.
"There has been great noife among the Sons OF
Liberty refpeeng the trade with Rhodelland ne
Committee met together and ordered Capt Hull to de-
liver The corpe of MI Smith, of this town, who lately
died at Newport, and then to depart the port in twep
four hours which order RATED party amongt HePeo-
pie al Liberty tree, when the matter deba(e& DhdL
finally the queion was put, when the people deteSpgfd
free trade as ufual ninety fix to eighy-one, 70 Thar
Captain Hull, to the JOY of the people in trade, is ad-
mtted."
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An Act to enable the AAeiors the DRra CLUB
bardfon to collect the Taxes eGlnted the Lands in
fAid Hubbardhon.
An ACT for fetting off Nathaniel Ltt!efeld and Anna
riah Harris of the South PecrGt in Stoughtcn with
their Lands from iaid South-Pecr6 in Stoughtcn and
annexing the fame to the North Precinct in Brdgwaer.
An Act for repeating the leveraI Laws in force,
which relate to the Limitation of Peora Actions, and
for the Limitation Of Perlonal AGOhS fer the utue and
for avoiding Suits at Law.
An Act enable tie FTcpsetor ofIhe Town OF Welt
minter to collect certain j axes.
An Act for Empowering the Commiffoners and AZ
gnees of the Efaes Of concealed and ablcondng Debt
ors and all Others concerned to compeat The BuEnes
aligned them by an Act made and pahed in the thirty
frf Year of the Reign Of bis late Maefy Kirg George
the Second untitled, "AnAa providing Remedy toIBank
rupts aud their Creditors"
An Act for fuppying theT reafIry with tbeSum of Sc
venty fix thouiand Pounds, be thence lued fer DIFF
charging the Public Debts, and drawing the fame into The
| Treafury again.
An Act for lyperceedng and repeating the two laft
| Paragraphs in an Act made and pafed by the Great
AMI General Court or Ahemby Of this Province at their
lS2fons begun and held affection the Taft Wecneday
aNlay,n theNinh Year fhsMsefY sReign, intluIed,
@ An Act for fuppyiug the Treaury with the Sum of
Eighty eight houand one hundred and fifty eiehtPOunds
be thence ued for dfcharging the Public Debts and
drawing the fame into the reafury again. and forap-
portoning and affecting Tax of wenty FIVE 1houand
Pounds and ALTO for apportioning and afitfing Tax
Of two Thoufand FIVE hundred and hfynine Pounds e-
venteen hngs, paid the Representatives for their 1ra-
vel, Service and Attendance in the Great and General
Court in the Year 1869, &c.
Two Acts orrevving and continuing fundry Laws that
are expired and near expiring.
An Act for granting unto his Maeify fevera Rates
and Duties of Impof and Tunnaee Of Shipping
An Aa to prevent the obGruefing ana deHroylng CT
the Fin called A.ewves in their Paiage up and down
Maddepayfet River whm the Town Of Rocheher.
An Act for regulating the Ae~ive F,fhery in the
Town of Bridgwater
| An Act to enable the Inhabitants of The Town of
CT rLo,o ~ TIE ConDtv Cf Napfurk tn choOie Col
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to whom it was directed, have undertaken 20 cal
meeting of the iub(crbers at tavern.
PORTSMOUTH, September IS. Laf Sunday morning
came to town from Bottom, the Rev. Geo,ee White
field, and in the afternoon preached at the Rev. Dr.
Haven's meeting houle; Monday morning he preached
again at the fame Place to very large and couded au-
dienee. Tueiday morning moA numerous afembly met
at the Rev. DIR. Langdcn's meeting houfe to hear hlm
again, which, is ad will hold fix thoufand people,
and well filled, the ALLEYS, where he peaohed,to
general acceptance ednedAy he preached at the Rev,
Mr. John Rogers meeting houe, in Kittery and yeit
erday the Rev, Mr.. Lymans in York, to which place
number of Ladies and Gentlemen from town accom-
panied him. This morning, at ten O'Clock the Rev. Mr.t
Whtceld will preach at the Rev. Dr. Langdons meet
ne-houie.
Lat week the Rev. DE-. Langdon, of this town, with
the content of his people, let out journey to Coz
neeGcut River, in order preach the goipel tothe haa-
bitants iettlng in.the new townihps there.
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are eno ing the advantages OF our inactivity, asor O.
pinion it is proper time TO make an alteration IN fzd
agreement We have conferred together, and converted
with many Others on the fubje, who are of opinion,
with u.s. that the entmen of the bcribers the Non
Importation Agreement fhould be taken, whether ad
agreement ihoud continue, be diOVed 70 far TO
oDen the importation of Goods from Great Britain as
uua tea and fuch other articles as are or may be fub-
iett to duties for the pupoie of railing revenue IN
America excepted. In order to accomplish this, the fol-
lowing method propofed, that two OF the fubfcroers
be Joined with Of the committee, and thefe four, III
conjunction with three other reputable citizens,
not Immediately concerned in the trade, to go round the
city, and take the fentiments of the ubcrlbers, in writ
ing, without ung any arguments to influence their judg-
ment hofe who for opening the importation, to fub
crbe paper, the copy of which is encloed and at the
fame time the names of thofe who diient to be taken
down in writing. With this reaonabe, and as we
think, unexceptionabe meafure, hope for your
currence--Be pleaed take the foregoing propolal
under confederation and favour with your entmen;SE
thereon, oon pofible. We are your friends, NJ
John Reynel, James s. Drnker, Tench FrakcB, = /
Hugh Donaldion, Walter & Bertles Shee, PmSpB
Benezet, John Drinker, William Wet, Jofeph
Swift, Thomas Fifher, Rande Mitchell John and
Clement Biddle, Jeremiah Warder, Richard Par
ker. Philadelphia, Sept. IL, 1870"
The CoMMITTEEs ANSWER.
I" Gsnflsnsn, WI are iorry to find the Non-lmporta-
ton Agreement has not yet produced the dered effect
What meaures can be entered into, whereby we may
ft aGert rights, and oppoie the fyHem of Aavery
formed for America, the fubferbers to that agreement
may determine. Coniderng the prefent ituaton of af
fairs, agree with you, that it very proper to take
their fentiments on what is bet to be DONE But do
not think oureves liberty adopt The method pro-
poed by you, the agreement tief has pointed out
mother. Every ubcriber to agreement has pledged
his 6 Word and honour to adhere TO it, until the act
complained of is repealed, until general meeting of
the fubcribers, after three days public notice, lha de-
termne otherwife." We ready to call a general
meeting Of the fnbCcbes, whenever we requefed
but ANY other mode Of taking their lentments, have
no power to adopt However, you eem - think O.
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B O S. T O N.

64s iretng of the merchants the aft, il was deter
na6ncafo import Goods agreeable the elclu,ion Of
New York, with the exception of but that goods
would not be permitted to be delivered if imported be-
fore the 9Th of January T77I.
Sunday morning the ihip Experiment. Capt. Camtn
bound from Bfol to Virginia, having proved leakyon
the pallage put into this port to reft.
Early yeferday morning number OF Gentlemen tet
out from hence for NewbuyP Port, which forty miles
from Bottom, in order to make the necefay preparations
for conveying the corps of the Rev. Mr.. Whcfieldfo
this town. where he to be inferred, agreeable c. MS
own requef. -
Tomorrow will be kept a day of prayer hyt.s
Hon Council, land Houe of Representatives,, at CambEdge.
ARRIVALS at this PORT. Doane, GroG au4Snow.
from CANT !; Doane, Demng and Higgins froa1 Md 5
Lond1n; Gorham and HiDckiey from Pbl0debbfg sk'ocs
and Thaycr from NlggtdandIand; Lewis and Grasry
from Mcv- HaUen !: Cook from Halifax ; Smith I'D
tiepn.sn from NoVa>Scotia Howes from 5anlafa s9d
Cabe Nicbala; Vincent from Cape Niess1a; fleteheF
from ST. Croix Somes from Matiate, Bray from qr<
bados 4; Davis from 81. Tb5mas's; Skinner from
Ube5 Calender from NflcegRk, Cummings and 3s<e
from Falmautb; Fellows from Lend0n Camb!ln7 hcf11
Irjfok -. = :
OUTWARD BOUND. Symmcs and Fefap tor hz9Y--
Indies Scott for L0nd2n Lewis, Hubbel and IkEe toe
Near- Hausn CLARK for Nezu Seefia Jerry tor hks's
fsund.and Fellows for Swi1am Seeking tor
Loudau !; Vncent for 7azaaiaQ stigQis fet
Carolina; and Scott, for Agu4aAs -
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A. T U RD A Y, October I3.

ANNAPOLIS, Alayyland] September II.
4 FEW days ago William Hayward, Elq; Chief
n Tultce of the Provincial Court, was fworn in one
of has Lordihips Honorable Council of State.
New HAVEN, September 2S. We are dehred to IN
form the public that the feemen of the town of Dam
bury, their late Freenans meeting gave directions to
their representatives, that they ue all lawful meaiures,
thar the collection of the may be f(pended, un-
ill the old colony arreaages due to the colony, are paid
OG7obsr s, We hear, that on. about the 23d uls.
great number Of the inhabitants ofhe province OF Penn
lylvana, beit the Fort Wyoming, the Sufquehan-
na the night, while the Peope in the fort were aeeP,
and wounded many of them, and took poiefion of
the carlton but lives loft Iheie are all the
particulars which we have heard.
Nav LONDON, O7aber s. We hear from Canaan,
that on the 3th inf as Cyn,ha Dunham daughter of
James Durham, of that place was drawing water at
deep well, when le got the bucket down to the water,
the pol broke off from the (weep, which few BAG
luch force, that prupg out of the crotch, feon her
head and wounded her that degree that lbt died in
about feven hours. N3RAE
At the Superior Cou held here this week. the caufe of
Pardon Clark ofStonington, aganit Ala Miner of that
town. for certain deamatory words ipoken of the Plain
tiff was tried, when after long and full hearing, the
matter appeared with iuch degree of ma'gnIty in the
defendant, that the jury, after ihor eceE from the
bar, returned their verdict for the plaintiff with Ioco
damages, being the whole of the Plaintiffs demand.
NEw-YoRk, Ot7obey 4. Saturday lat arrived here
from Penlacola, Major Pullen and Adjutant Fleming of
the 9th regiment.
WeJnefay, September 26!h, was held at Princeton,
the public Anniversary Commencement of the College of
New Jerfey, when the following gentlemen were ad-
med to the Degree of Bachelor Of Arts, viz Samuel
Baldwin; John Bydenburgh, John Campbell, Nathaniel
Erwin, Frederick FreInghuylen, Johua HART, Azarah
Horton, Thomas MacPherrn, John- Golens Ogden,
Nathan Perkins, Caleb RuHel, I(aac Smith, George
Smith, John Smith, Robert Stewart, John Taylor, Ste
phen Tracy, Caleb Wallace, Bedford Williams. Mat
thiasW niamf5n, James Wilton, and James Wi.hertpoon.
The degree Of Matters Of Arts conferred upon Fran
els Barber, Joepb Haafbrouck, Samuel Stockton, and
Joiah Ssoddard, Alumnl of that college and ALTO on
the Rev MrHis Iacob r Hardenbureh Iohn Martin,
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-\XIHEREAS the Shop of the lublcriber

NHEKEAS the Shop OF the iublcrIOer
w was broke open laf night, being the 9th OF
Oeober infant by fome evil minded Peron or perfons,
who Roe out from thence, one piece of red and white
copper plate linen for curtains eyeta pair of yarn ock-
two yellow deer ns and quantity Of QUITO knives.
Whoever will give information Of, or apPrehend the
or thieves, 70 that he or they may be brought to
1uftice, fhall receive EIGHT DOLLARS reward.
: GILLIAN BASS.
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This Day sUas pubGJ6rd price EVtu Cefpvs,
(Embellhed with plate, representing the pOit0re in
which the Rev. Mr.. Whe6eld lay before and after
his interment at Newbury Port)
4 N Elegiac P EN-, on the Death of
IA that celebrated Divine, and eminent fervant of
Te(ns ChrR, the reverend and learned G EORGE
EFIELD, Chaplain to the Right Hon. the
Counties of Huntingdon, sc. who made his exit from
this tranory fate, to dwell in the ceeial realms Of
bls, on Lords day, goth Of September, 1910.
By H l. L S,
rvant girl of feventeen years of age, belonging TO
Mr.. J. Wheatly, of Bottom :-She has been but
nine years in this country from Africa.
Sold by EZEKIEL RUSSELL, in Oueen.Rreet, and
JOHN BoYLEs, in MarlbOrOugh-areet.
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B O 5 T O N.

1t is wbprsd, that certain great Patronage, cot
hundred mics from this metropolis, has lately limited to
very respectable Society, that LARGE SUM will be
cVH1ted, for the ue of his MajeRys troops who now
carlton certain fortrefs in America .~',:
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Rev. Meiis. Robert Finlay, John Giiiies, ArchiSaid
Ladley, George Muir. and Ebenezer Pemberton. The
execiies both in the forenoon and afternoon, were
ttoduced and clofed with vocal muc. The whole was
conducted with great decorum, and to the general lass
faction of very numerous audience.
SALEM, October g. We hear that one Mr.. Stewart.
native of Scotland, is appointed to cceed the Hon.
Mr. Temple, as'one of the American Board Of Com
mflioneTs. =. -
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This Dny was tubhJbed, Prize Sd. Lawful A4aney.
a PRESERVATIVEag ainf the Doctrine
1 4 of FATE. Occafioned by reading Mr.. JoNA-
THAN EDWARDS againa FREE WILL, in Book
entitled A careful and Rria Enquiry, &c ProPo!ed
to the CONFEDERATION of young Students in Divinity.
Printed and fold by T. FowLE and l. THOMAS, at
the New Printing Office, Union Rreet, the Market.
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DIED | At Bmnlabie, the Rev. Mr.. JofePh Green,
paaor of the EaR Church in that town.--ln Bolton,
Ms Sheppard, wife of MI. Thomas Sheppard hater---
Mrs. Atwood, widow.
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For the right Faith is, that we believe and confes,
that thew fe is falible and infallibe,
Perfectly fallbe and perfectly inallble Of eEng foul,
ard an unerripg mind fulfilling
Falbe as touching her human nature ,and infable as
touching her female fex;
Who, although be fallible and infalble, yet he is
not two but ore woman,
Who fubmitted to lawful marriage, to acquire I'M
awful domaion, AID promifed regiouly to obey, that
fhe might rulein injufce and folly.
This is the copjugal faith, which, except man be-
lieye faithfully, be cannot be married.
Tyranny to the wife, Aavery to the hufband, and
ruin to the family.
As was IN the beg ming, now, ever lha be, to the
end Of the world. Amen.
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The SAINTS DEATH A r R A n 1.
I'm AcRoSTIc.
G OF go, PH1IANrHRoP y mount thy native tkeS
E ternal manfons wait thy longing eyes.
O II wings cherubic rife, as earth retiles;
r edeemiug love now crowns thy vaf deilres;
6 ives audit, and applaue, while blisful hotts
E xpea thy landing on the heavily COATS.
w elcome thrice welcome to thefe happy fhores
Fl eav'n opens to thy with its boundefs flores.
I paths of vice let gddy mortals run;
T ny labours taught thenl, the dark road to thun.
Z nooeh, thy toilful days thy Aeeplefs nights
+ rom hence, prepare for more angelic flights:
] iarains ceeftia join the choir above,
nioy the raptureS of feraPhic love;
], ct earth, all Grazing, repofle6 thy clay,
u cath is thy portal to Eternal Day.
Ph;lanhrop compounded ftao0 Greek SO0'aS
and as it Egmfss oOer Of mankind, is truly c6ar3ff'e
of the perJon abo0s panied 'Ht
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The HUSBANDS CREED.

TEYHOSOEVER will be married, before all things
wv it is necsGary that he hold the conjugal faFn;
Which faith, except every one do keep whole and I'M
defied, without doubt, he fhall be folded at eVer
ingy:
And the conjuga faith is this, that there were two
rational beings Created both equal yet hyperion to
the other
And the inferior fha rule over the hyperion.
The man is hyperion to the woman, and che woman
inferior to the man,
Yet both are equal, and the woman fhal govern the
man.
The woman is commanded to obey the man, and the
man, ought to obey the woman
And yet they two odedens, but one obedIent;
For there one dominion nominal ofthe huband and
another dominion real ofthe wife:
And yet there donlnons but one dominion,
Moreover AS compelled, by the chriftian verl-
ty, to acknowledge that wies mutt ubmit thenelves to
their hufbands and be fuhjea to them in all things;
So we forbidden, by the corjuga faith, to FAY they
ha be at all ihAenccdb by their wills, pay any regard
to their commands.
The man was not created for the woman but the wo.
man for the man, yet the fha be the fave of the
woman, and the woman the tyrant of the man:
So that as atoefa the Subsection othe Superior to the
inferior, is to be believed.
He therefore, that will be married, muf thus think of
the woman and the man.
Furthermore, it is neceiIary, to fubmfiive mamony,
that he alto believe the infaliblIty of the Wife;
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5 A L U R d A Y, November 8.

LONDON, AxgaR III.
THROUGH all nations who fuher themfeyes to be
robbed of that freedom they were born to enjoy,
prove they do deerve 10 great being, ye. one peo-
pie in fubmtting to A4vey, may incur much greater
degree of infamy and turptude than another. The
people who are fubdued and have their Liberties taken
p@ them by the violent hands of an invading conquer
er DIZZY the crafty proceedings of great and lubtl
f4iheeJ may deferve more pity than dIfhonor. But
4kGaDKa people, Whole liberties were delivered down
10 them by the hood Of their glorious forefathes, and
were fecured to them by the wet and trongeR laws,
checksapd regulations ufer hemelves to be rob-
bed of them, not by a PRINCEofthe GREATEST PARTS
and ABILITIES, but by MINI sTERs of the SMALLEST
and mott CoNTEMPTIBLE, thatever difgraced govern
ment, they would ufly merit all imaginable infamy,
fcorn and deteRatlon.
Alexander of Epirus was in power little inferior to
Alexander of Macedon, but having the misfortune to
attack tho who had been brought up in Liberty, taught
to hazard or utr all things for IT, and to think that God
has given to hands and fwords only defend if,
he perlhed in the attempt.
The following is a true copy of letter found be-
tween Misunderstanding and the Turnpike, viz.
Directed, J - NJ o..
'"SIR, Ang. Is. 1870.
"I RECEIVED by your faithful, ieuant Richard
the money you iend which ] diyioed among my COM
panons | went to the French mans who gave five
hundred pounds and faid it was hne blaf at portf-
mouth you ihluk Dephord yard is best for attack
but Wocledges more inug but ne wants to fire fhps
and all we are almof ready but they keep damn'd
larp lock out feI Gods fake lett The Gutter be the
place you fad as We (al all come away duecfualy for
fear Of ou Eeck pray erd letters for fear we
fhouid be blown ihai dned as before
I--s-- No. 9.
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plague RACES with fome violence in the Mand of Mi
norca.
Prefs-warants are Ggned by the Lord Mayor for i'm
preffng men within this city and its liberties.
Tuelday evera merchants waited on the Lords of the
Admiralty praying their Lordfhips attention to the
homeward bound fhps, from North America in parti-
cuar, and received for anier that the merchants might
depend on due attention being paid to their requef
No lefs than 1000 men have been entered at the
Portfmouth rendezvous, and returned to the Admiralty
from the 18Th of AuguR to the 22d of September, and
near 600 Gnce the proclamation.
The Parliament is prorogued to the 18th ofNoyem-
Der, then to meet.
Notwithstanding the great naval preparations, there
are not wanting iome who pretend to believe that We
fal not have war. BY virtue of Great Brtans trea-
ty with Rufis, they FAY, obliged to furnfh that
nation, with large feet Of bps, when called uPon,apd
give this as reafon of our prefent ornaments. How
ever fifteen men of all they pretend to demand,
whereas there are already upwards of thirty ihps of the
line ordered to be got ready, belides figates.
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that though Heyder Ali has not formally broke with the
Eneh in thole parts, yet he has cautioned his troops
within twenty miles of their princ etements, 70 as
TO be able in two days to draw together army of
10000 men, to difance les than days march from
Madras.
Thurfday arrived and remain in the Downs the Ruff
fan fouadon confng of three thps OF war and tlxeen
tranports, commanded by Admiral AFt
Sebtember Is. The Fa,ouri!e loop is juf arrived at
the Moher-B4nk, from Falkland Iland, and brings ad
vice. that five Spanh frioates with land forces and ar
tiery, arrived there the oath of pne laf and dipoiei
ed his Maiehys forces of lestement that land
We Sons Of defpot!rn, who fneered Lore Cha:ainS
aAertion in the Houe of Peers la felton,, that blow
had, or oon would be truck" With what fhane are ye
now covered Do we not, to ufe Lord PomtreS 6e0nf1
fI metaphor, 6 hold down your heads like bulruhes,
and blink like owls in the fun" Lord Chatham, when
in Office was always provided with the eaieft and mott
authentic Intelligence, and anla6ons abroad, which
carried the mott pauibe appearance OF Innocence, were
eafy Investigated, and the deep hidden mfchet lmme-
datey deveoped by this afiduous and polite fatefmap,
who by his upiyeFa intelligence preVlouiy acqualn-
ted with their ecret fppgs of action, which coyohe
have enabled him TO dilcoyer their myfery; KYpan Of
intelligence we hear, he fill pufues, and though in re-
titemen he is generally better acquainted ,wSsa- what
pzncs in all the foreign courts, than the Qhentlbe mini
tier, however active the latter may appear.
The Lords of the Admiralty are 10 pelf9cfy con-
WINGED of the French and Spanlh hottie meafures that
they appehend they act quick enough to upon
footing with them.
We hear, in cafe of rupture with France, Major
Rogers will be appointed to the command of areglment
of Br,;fh Rangers, to be principally employed after the
manner of the Americans rangers, in haraang the enc
my on their own coats.
naval officer alures US, that near 6ooo men have
been ;mpreGed for the ule of his Masfy's navy 4nce
this day le'nnight.
Dispatches are preparing to be fent off with the great
eexpedtion to The governors and conus at all the Eng
h settlements in the Wet Indies, and on the continent
Sebtkmbsr 26 The Premier has publicly deqaFed
that before the end of the approaching feons, he will
make every colony in America ACT dutfuy and ODE