The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1771-12-19

cenbcf. Perhaps IL may be found good
mot only'foT pieces Of branches and roots,
when properly applied TO every wonnGad par,
ofthem,as is mentioned in the above. bu,ailo)
for wounds OccaGoned by PRUNING, where
branches are cut of. &c. This, tutJher cx-
periencc may llew.
Faneuil Hall Lottery, We hear will CON.
mence drawing in about three weeks.
Alta GeneralCounciI held by adjournment
al the council chamber in BoRcn,on Teuiday
the 10th of December 1871, his Exceency
the Governor, was pleaied to nominate Eli.
INA autchinfon, Etq; to be Jufice of the
Peace for the county of Suffolk. John Den
mic, Efq; John Foxcroft Elq; David Chee-
yer, Eiq; Leonard Williams, EIq; Andrew,
Newell, Eiq; Sampfoh Stoddatd, Jun. En-;
to.be Iiticrs of the Peace for The county Of
Midd.eiex. Mr.. Abraham Walton, ca.
roner in fad county. Mr. Thomas Wef,
to be Co,oner for. the coun,y Of Elk
Jeleph Mayhew, EGj TO be JUDGE c! the
Peace and of the Quorum, aifo a Juitlce of
the common Pleas, for the c1nu,y Of Dukes
County. John Worth, Efq; to be tpecial
JuRice for faid county. James A;he!n, Eiq;
to be Juifice al the Quorum for i4id coun
~. Shubael Cott!e, Eq; to BE- lattice Of
the Peace for fad county. Timothy Folger,
EGq; TO be a Jutice Of ;hePeacr for the COM
ty of Nantucket. To all which r0rninati-
ons bis MajeRy's Council did advie and
content.
III a Canal beis q! t5s CoAacR C5an5ey in
B9fn, TuejGay, Dntm5tr Ioth, I77I.
His Excellency haviNg acquainted the
Board at their laf meeting. that Joleph Green
leaf, Efq;a Juficc of the peace forthe coun-
tyofPlymouth, was generally reputed to be
concerned with Ifaiah Thomas, in printing
and publifhing a. NEWSPAPER, called theMaf-
fachuletts Spy, and the faid Joieph Grecaicaf
having thereupon been flmmoned to attend
the board onahis day, in order to his examin-
alton touching the fame, and not attending
according TO luminous, it was ,hereupon una
nimouly adviied, that the faid Jo(eph Green
leaf be dimiaed from the Office of Jultice
of the Peace, which advice was approved of
ard confented to by his Excelency and the
faid Jofeph Greenleaf is difmiGed from the
faid Office accordingly.
Afras copy from the minntts Of council
THOMAS FUCKER, Secretary.
MARRIED Mr.. Jonathan Balch, to
Mfs Abigail Wiiliams.---Mr. Stephen VIII
liams of Roxbury to MiE Mary Lsngdon.-.-
At Killingy, in Connecticut, Mr. James
Bloife, aged (svfny, to Mifs Sarah Smith,
aged f10cny. t..
DIED ] Mrs. Mary Knox, relia of the
late Capt. William Knox. Mr.. John Ger
rilh, auclioneer. Mrs. Elizabeth Dali, wife
of Mr.. William Dali, fugar baker. mis-.
Margaret Flsgg, wife of Mr.. David Rlagg,
ewterer.---Mrs. Mac Cluer, widow of the
late Deacon Mac Clucr.-- Mr. Solomon
Heariey, cordwainer. ---At Charlefown, Mr..
John Bradilh, innholder. AT Milton, VIII
liam Tucker, Eiq.
&C LAT Tuelday fe'nnight died fuddenly at
Stoneham, Mrs. Abigail Relaxation, mother
of the noted EjSnire Richardion, now under
conviction of murder, and whofs habitaiion
is now, as it has long been, in Suffolk County
goal. She has turned out true prophecies,
having often declared, that y6s b5oa1 neVer
EUs to Zee this - fam'as fellorO banged, though
fhe though: his tu---s in iniqui,y richly de-
lerved it,
S II / P N f w s..
By Capt. Coffin from Nantucket, we
have melancholy accOun, of the lois of the
noop Paoli, belonging to Mr.. Gerrifh of Ha-
lifax, commanded by Capt. DsiIap. The
above loop failed from Halifax fromPhiladeI-
phia, about the 1T infant, having eleven
fouls on board, and on the 9Th in a terrible
fnow form, it being very thick, 1ie ran a.