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December II.

Dcccmbcr y -.
3dly. To lay before this town every nea-
fare tina, lhall be by the ieveral committees
concluded on, as Alatary, and proper for
the purpofes mentioned tina! our united en-
deavours may a0ili in carrying the fame into
thorough execution. ,s -:
: Re)Sivsd. That Azor Orne, E:q; Mr..
Elbritge Gerry, Mr.. Joihua Orne, Mr.
Thomas Gerry, Jun. Capt. John Mutt,
Capt. John Glover, Deacon William Do
liber, be Committee for grievances. ~
e. The above reiolves being hniihed, a mo
ton was made, That the late circular let.
ter and proceedings of The town of Bottom,
which appear to be in the hands Of the Sc
leefmen of this town, by their Advertisement
iince the iiff adjournment Of this meeting,be
requefted of faid gentlemen, and laid before
the town: Whaeupon the fame were de-
livered and read, and then refolved, That
the circular letter and late proceeding, Of
the town of Bottom, which have been juR
read, be referred TO the committee for grie-
vsnces, who among other things, arc deiir-
ed to report at the further adjournment OF
this meeting, letter in anf@er to that from
oursefpeiable and worthy brethren Of Bof-
ton and th4t in the interim, copy of the
preient proceedings Of this town be authenti-
cated.by the clerk, and tranfmnted to the
committee of correlpondence for the. meno-
polls aforefaid.
.RstSivsd, That this meeting is further
adjourned to Tuefday the 18th infant, at
eleven o'clock.
The foregoing is true copy,
Attsf. BENJA. BoDEN, TosV1 Clerk.
Marbhbead, Dsamber 8, 1872.
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M A r j n E LIST.

EoNI 81 BOSTON, DfcfmpU I 2. -
ARRIVED White from North Caro-
lima Picket, Rogers, Lorain and Hatch
from Newfoundland Hinckley from Phi
ladelpha Robinfonfrom South Carolina !;
Sandford and CUihing hom Maryland |;
Hood from Bermuda; ] homplon from
New-Ptovidence; Fetched lromSt.G George
ST. Michsel's and Teneriffe; SAmpion from
Guadaloupe Gage from Cape -Nichola /;
Skinner from NcwcsRle. q, ..,..t, +.
PORT Of RHODE ISLAND, December ?.
%rviVsd. Rider from Montierat Cor.
nell frcmLifbon Crimes from Hilpanio.
Ia Sheldon from London ). Carpenter and
SowIe from Nsw-Yolk Ward from
North, Carolina Chappell from New
london Freebody from New-York /;
Moore from Barbados Hammond from
North. Carolina K.ney from Conneeti
cut ; Cox from New-York; lngrahan
rom New. London. ~ o.
PoRTI PrscArAoyA, Ds0mEtr 10.
:. A,rivsd. NOVEL; from North Caro- ina
Roberts and Hodgdon from 81. Kits
Paul and Boardmsn from G uadsloup Pa.
fors from Port Au Prince York from
Grenada Simpion from Jamaica Swan
MON St. Martins ~, ~ f'j =
PoRT'9 NV York, D<efmbsr .7..r
" lArYfVsd. Prince from e iyane. Richard
icn from Cadiz Moody from ST. Ubes |
Darrell from Liib,a; Montanie Teneriffe,
Checvsrs from Liverpoo! 5, Lewis from
Brlftol |; Sawyer from St. Maltia's; Bur-
ner from H)fpsni5la Huntington from Viz
ginia Stuart from Dominica, Lowndes
from St. Cloix, Smith North Carolina ;
and Hunt from South Carolina. /. y. >
FORT Of PHILADELPHIA, DTesmbsr n
HryiVsd. Benrzet and SheweIl from
Hifpanio'a.; Taylor fromLeoganne v'ck.
aty from Monferat Cfagg from Domini.
COZ Seymour from SurInam Fell from
St. EuGatia Davidfon from Jamaica
B.uRer from Mzdaira Patten and Aibro
from Honduras Goodwin and Simmons
from Barbados Harper from Grenades ;
Crippen, Alexander, Crombie, Ards and
Corie from Virginia Beard from Nam
tucket Yerguion and Alberfon from New
York Cooke from New-Englai.d Pat
terfon, Shinns, King, and Ming from North
Carolina LamIon, Davis, and Rodgers
from Bottom Wyar from Pifcataqua ;
DDugherty from Maryland Harris from
New London M'Cutcheon from Cork 4
Ewing from Londonderry Cunningham,
from NeW-CaRle.
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NJ o N ID A Y, December Ia.
B o S z O NJ

II is currently reported, that two regi-
ments are ordered from New York to
Rhode-lasnd, to fupport the trial of perlons
there fuipe2ed, or rather informed sg0isf,
for being concerned in burning the Gafpee
armed ichooner. The Governor and Lieut.
Governor of this province, two of the ap-
pointed Judges, will fhortly let out for
Newport. The Lively flip of war 10
ALTO to lad, on board of which, the Admiral,
another Of the Judges. Is to hoiR his flag.
Others Cay, that theie devoted perions are
TO be taken agreeable to late Aa of Par.
lament, and fent for trial to London -
Can any one hear Of troops and hips Of
war polling from one part of the continent
to the other-Governors AdmiIals and
.CuRom-fIosEc Officers parading from CO.
lony to colony, fubjtaing the inhabitants
70 trial, without Juries, on matters done
within the body Of county, or what Is
worie, if pofible, transporting them beyond
the feas, and think himfelf lecure in the
enjoyment of his natural and conifitutionsl
rights ! - H'EU long, 0 LoRD--
Hon. tengl
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w EDN SDAY, December 10
: r o S T O n.

Yefsrday fe'nnight the Swan Frigate,
Captain Although, returned to Rhode-lf-
land from cruize after the pirate fchoo-
ner which was lately reported to have been
on this coat, bur faw nothing OF her.
DIED. ] Mrs. Rebecca -Shrimpton Hunt,
widow OF the late John Hunt, Elq; Of this
town, INTERCHANGEABLE, Francis Salmon.
who has been for number of years one Of
the coGh4bles of this town.-Of the fran.
Yury, Colonel Join Bulkley Of G'oton,
Etst 90. after having undergone that
mott painful dieafe upwards Of eleven
days AT Newton, Deacon Ephrsim Ward.
AT Rocheifef, MIS- Sufanna Moore, con-
fort Of the Rev M. Jnna. Moore, Of that
town. and daughter to the Rev, M, Park.
man of Wsf5orough. At South C0ro.ina,
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NEW RICE, Indigo. and a
! few quiOtals of choice dumb Fin,
brown and loaf Sugars, Tea. Coffee, Cho-
colate, Spices, Cheele, sc. to be fold
cheap f9r Cath, at ~.
& II ARIES 10 w E's
Shop in Marhalrs. Lane, facing the Bos-
TcN.SToNE.
B. -Englifh Beer and London Porter,
fold as Ulual.
= Cain given for Bottles. ..~.s
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| NUMB. Sc.

have nowcpae with. my 6abiera. The
long in.eftausfc we have ha1 fogl.ae~,
makes me leave you my countrymen with
foms regret: But it is only change Of
firm, at heart we are the fame With
chcarfuInels 90 | reign you 20 kind pro-
whence, and TO the care of thai Being who
once had favour for this people, and who
truft VIII fill be proPltiOus to the rem
nant of Judah. And in the tranquility Of
nv retirement this will be my folSce, an
idea that have in any meaiure been FER
vicesble to this peope, and that have
been in the leaf Instrumental in defending
and frcuring the rights, the H6srfies and
the frtFdom of mankind.
-And now retired,
III gently pats my ihort reierve of time,
In calm rsA, eions on paf periods:
And in an even cothfr my thoughts fhall
flow,
Enjoy the pretent hour, nor fear the Taft.
While thou my country hall erect thy
head,
Peace fpread her bamy wings and plenty
Thy bright example fhall convince the
world,
Whatever forms of fortune are decreed,
Virtue andFreedom lhall at laf fucce-d.
SHAKESPEARE.
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AMERICAN INTELLIGENCE.

ST.. GEORGES, [Grmadal Dsfsmber 10.
CoFY0f a LETTER from snt sfft< Jyfpen9-
sd MEMsERs to bis Exdsleny Gov. Ley
BORNE, on the Receipt sftbs laipsnji'a.
S | r,
T HAVE had the honour of receiving your
Excellency's fufpenGon of me from being
a member ofhis Majefy's council for this
I1and. As the fulpended Members
will fhortly prelent your ExcelIency with
their Joint reafons for refufing TO content
to the fwearing in Mr.. Chanteloape
as member of his Majefy's council, your
Excellency will now permit me to FAY, that
as my conduct was the refut of the maturca
elaboration, and founded on motives Of
great public concernment, cannot but fc-
licitate mylelf on the internal appreciation
which has followed it, and which, in its true
efimaton, is infinitely more grateful than
the warmeR and mott diftinguiihed minifte-
rial appreciation can politely be.
truit, fir, that | lhal at all times, and at
the peril of all consequences, contribute my
utmof endeavours to defeat mealure 70 to-
tally illegal and unconstitutional, and 70
pregnant with danger, as the introduction
of the French Papifs in this iland into the
Council, AhembIy and other Offices of truhs
which is now with extreme violence at
tempted to be carried into execution and |
do not live without hope that the accunu-
lated grievances, which have been heaped
upon the injured and opPrefed inhabitants
when conildeted by the constitutional re-
drefier of all wrongs---a juf and wife parli-
ament---will iniure to the 0Rtbsr Of them
that reward which he doth 70 julfly merit.
| can never, Sir, regret my retreat inlo a
private iituation, when can no longer re-
main in public one, but by facriicing my
own opinions, judgment, and confidence.
have the honour to be, sc. &c.
81. Ge0rge's, Decsmbsr 4fb. 1871.
The fallo10ing are The joiHf rfafaa5 Of tbS late
members Of hsAdg1qy's council in GrezHG. >
far their coadHe7.
BecaEjf, WE think that the many acts tf
Parliament which refrain the crown from
employing in places of trua and power
all perfons whatever who profefs the
Roman Catholic religion, are not TO be DIFF
penfed with by any prerogaIive of the King;
and that the inability all iuch perfons are &c
prefent in. BY law, of holding Offices, is net
any ofherwife to be removed, but by an act.
o. Parliament Of Great Britain.
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~, and from an off67i0H to the land
I've me birth. | have only touched
lie topicks A more entire examina-
l,uf be left to men whole leilure and
lie abilities render them adequate to
E,jea. now take my leave of you,
= baps quit the theatre of political
a for ever. But though | declare
-I1.,5e my intention, it mutt be un-
! I'm a EmifSd ienfe. | mean fill TO
a.. warmef wifhes for your profPe-
Ill bhouId the afpca of the times G..
4 nd the facrifce, mean to lay.
\, fsrtanr, my esn1st1iSst, my life,
arurity and defence. This ] am
", doy many considerations. You
- a' oded to me with edsdor, and !.
ID lelf with fome degree of dpprSbo-
r isto me "a efimabie, and fhaa be
b., .llance to many misfortunes that
;; me. You will at preient az
ocee freedom to offer fome HdViet,
cctver | would have received no
Wa as it accords with the intereR
Vnoitry. ihalI then leave you with
bee. nd my prayers, that you may
wi,yeppy and fuccefsful; that you
6,,e, triumph over thofe that with
mar. lion And that whatever may
ar" tic fituation, the liberties of
bEL r of the Maiiachuletts- Bay may
-.
w"s 's ',ngs may be faid to you, that
"e,n nportant and interefing. /
you by arguments that would
ou with them, to be S0atebfEl,
to...asVs to your political ftuation ::
as wife nation ever will do. Care
.nefs and fecurity are the bats on which
pots found their tyranny; they will
.refore be very cautious how they alarm
y will put on ths mott ogvssabk appear
ces, and like him in infpiration transform
.mfelves into angels Of light, TO Gull and
.sivs the people. This is an artful way,
d is perhaps generally fuccsfsful. Man
nd are catched with form. When thsy
man, full Of dtV0tisn, e0mptaJfaHt and
raging, with an apparent kiudr5f and ef-
7ssn for them, they give at once into
: lnare, not reAseing that I0fef OagHi' IN
-6a. But my countrymeo, we live in a
v when we mutt fnfpeet eUsry thing. II
a common buta true ientiment, if a
an is deceived the 6rf time, he cannot
20 blame: if he falls a fecond time into
: lnare, he mutt thank himIelf. This
II with Iuftice be ysur character, my
uanymsn, if you fuffer yourfelves to DC
ccivcd, when you are 10 frequently
armed and cautioned; when you have
d before you the moa powerful argu-
.nts in nature, life and death, befing
cusie.
,, it is not the tyr0zt himfelf that you
t =. to guard againf. Though he is
JIM mover, yet it is ofa machine in
reH thouiand parts, who are al
ina They difperfe through ths
,Pn,'of the province, and COM
= ,iigly the attention of the PEG
IS ocaf, eat up every fentiment
rinuatsd themlelY:s into ever,
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For the MA4sAcHUsETTs SPY.
The CEN TINEL. No. XII.
No, patriots, if or iOsyd' now us.s sH
scse,
7byE s0aSt for eOg--io this t4'f ltbarm
thee
By The drsad wsrdt, Revenge and Liberty
Tbis is the eyjm Of our fate; f6it n'm'Hf'
The guardian gods Of Egypt b'vtr Ger as;
They uUateb to )is as dt7 like noble men,
find sHt Of lis sxtT0d our batpi"sl5.
YoITNC
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HAVE for a long perloo
back, engaged your atten-
ton, my countrymsn, on
matters that in my opini-
on, were lnterefing and
alarming. To this | was
led by my dirty as a
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F R / D A Y, June 70.
B 9 S T Q N.

At a General Court held on Thurlday the
18th of June infant, at Bottom, his Excel
Iency theGovernor was pleafed to nominate,
John Gray, Eiq; to be jufiice of the Peace
for the county Of Suffolk, Joiiah Torey,
Efq; to be jutfice of the Peace for the
county of Plymouth.
And on the I7Ih,hIs Excellency was plea
fed to nominate, Walter Spooner, Eiq; to be
a JuRice of the Peace and Quorum for the
county of BriffoI, Edward Pope, EIq to be
a Jufice of the Peace for the fame county,
Thomas Allen, Eiq; to be Jufice OF the
Peace for the county of Suffolk, Mr.. lfaac
Greenwood,io be Coroner for faid county,
Jonas Mafon, Efq; to be a Jufiice Of the In
ferior Court for the county of Cumberland,
Richard King, EGq; 70 be Juaice of the
Peace for iald county, Mr.. Peieg Chandler,
to be Coroner for faid county, Nathaniel
Thwing, Eiq; to be Jufice ofthe Peace for
the county of Lincoln, Mr.. Roland Cufhing,
to be Regifer oil Probate for faid county, Mr..
Daniel Edwards to be Coroner for the
county of Elex to which nominations his
Majefy's Council did advife and content.
Mr.. Moody Bridges, is cholen Reprefen-
tative for the town of Andover, in the
room of the HONORABLE Samuel Philips,
Efq; who was elected one of his Majefy s
Council.
Friday laf large new bell, brought in
the laff lhip, from London, was ereaed al
the King Chapel,the weight of which was
twenty.four hundred and feyenty- five
pounds, executive of the tongue. :.
Tuelday evening Taft the houfe Uf Capt.
Dalton in Watcr-freet, catched on FIRE by
a chimney, and being windy, burnt the ROOF
comfortably before it was extinguilhed. =,
The Sth ult the brig induary, Thomas
Tsckfon, arrived at Providence, from Sar'i-
nam, lafi from Halifax, which had been a
miGing veael, having been from Surrinsm
1903 days.-On his PaG.ge he bad loft bis
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minlGry, that in cafe an Englifh fquadron
ihoud appear in the Baltic, aPruGia army
will march into Hanover. .. s. =,
The cauie Of the above declaration is, that
his Pryfhan Majeay, who has ferrous de-
fgHs on Dantzic, appTehends, tina, under
colour of quarrel with Denmark. Bntiih
feet may appear in the PotofDantzic, for the
protection of that unfortunate city. Appli-
cations have certainly been made by the
Dantzckers 10 our miniRry, which applica-
tons have been frongly Imported by the
2ufiian Ambanador. q. a..
Edinburgh, Abri IS. By an Officer,
who left Belfaif lait "wednesday. we learn,
that the rioters are now moRly dilperied (:
near three hundred of them have been ap.
pretended, and are in different priIons in
order to be tried. This gentleman ALTO
athrms, that their was no engagement be-
twixt the army and the rioters on the 22d
of March, (as was given out) or any other
time and by the prudent management of
General Giiborne, all is expected to be
quiet very foon.
SALISBURY, March I6. On Thurfday
laff iome workmen employed by Mr..
Wyndham in making a road near the
College in this city, dilcovered feyeral hu-
man fkeletons, one of which had It's 1ull
inclofed in an iron helmet, which was
falened under the chin with fevsral thin
plates of brais riveted together. From
the form of che helmet, i is fuppofed to
be as antient as the reign Of William Ru-
fus, for the broad zeal of that King repre-
tents him an helmet exactly fafhioned and
fixed in the fame manner as the above.
II weighed IS ounces. BY the fde Of this
fkeleton was found the iron head of a
fpear, ten inches in length, and two in
breadth.
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NUMB. II.


rudder, and was obliged TO Reer with ca
bic, and driftea into the Gulf Stream, and
met with a continued ferries OF forms, and
bad weather ,lill-his arrival at Halifax, which
was 70 days.-The. Capssin and people
underwent great hardfhips.--He was reliev-
ed on the 1T of Msy4by Capt. knight
from Salem to Newfoundland, with bread
and water, and afterwards got upper OF
hih from,a tifheiman.. = -" -
PROVIDENCE, Juus I3. Monday lar a
loop from New. York arnved at Newport,
and after reporting her cargo at the CuRom-
Houfe, was proceeding up the river on
.Tuefday. The Gafpee armed iehoonsf,
then lying near Newport, Immediately gave
chace to the loop, crowding all the. fail
ihe could make; but the people on board
not being acquainted with the river, at three
o'clock ia the. afternoon fhe ran on NamquIr
Point, near Paw,uxet. About twelve al
night great number of people in boats
boarded the Gchooner, bound the cTew, and
fcnt them afhore, after which they Ies fire to
the veael and deftoyed her, A plftol was
dIichsrged BY the Captain of the fchooneT.
and mufket or piRoi from one OF the boats
by which the Captain was wounded, the bali
pailing through one Of his arms, and lodg-
ing inthe lower part Of his belly. He was
Immediately taken to Pawtaxet, and we are
told is in fair way TO recover. ,lSa.
We hear that one Dagget, belonging to
the Vineyard, who had ieEved the before-
mentioned Schooner as a Pilot, but at tho
time of her being deftroyed was on board the
Beaver 0OOp of war, going aihcye few days
Gnce a. NarsgsnGet to iheep fhearing, was
ieized BY the company, who cut off bis hair,
and performed on him the. operation Of
fheaTing in fuch manner, that bis cars and
mole were in imminent danger.
Lait week the wife of Mr.. Benjamin Kim
yon, Of EaR Greenwich, was. iafeIy deliver
ed of three children, viz. two fons and
daughter. u y ). -
On Monday morning laff Mr.. Maurice
Hern, Blacksmith, of this town, was found
dead in his bed, to which he retired the pre-
ceding night feemingIy in health. ;
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S AT URD AY, June 40.

The proyiGon made for the luppcrt Of the
Governor of this province 10 fifteen hundred,
pounds ferling, to be paid annually out Of
the American revenue. This is one of the
regulations produced BY the power AssUM-
ED by the BritIfh Parliament to TAX the
Americans, which Bernard told us " would
appear difagreable only from their novelty -.
But if il be admitted by the two Houfes of
AGembly, or even pa1ed over in flence by
atbfr Of Ihem,i will inevitably prove the de-
ftruetion of our civil contribution 1T is sn,
inrolerable grievance for aaofber fate, becau(e
fhe imagines herfelf to be the 0nsf pesVfrfai,
to take our money on any pretence whate-
yer, without our Leave but to apply 1t for,
the purpole Of Fitting up an 0Ilsinfe tyranny,
over US, NUT excite the highsit indignation
in the breaR Of people, who we hope in,
Con, will never content to be enflaved. We.
have reaion to expect that the Jufices of the
Superior Court will be rendcred thus inde-
pendent of the people, and il may be added.
thus dependent upon the Britifh Adminiifra-
ton, and fubjea to their dieetion and COM,
troul.-" The general fralsment Of The,
American provinces" as Bernard exPfsGes
it, is hsfening falfer than ever TO a compile,
ton and into what a fate Of iUfamy and
milery the colonies will then be brought.
may esGly be fccn by the eye Of a common,
obferyer. The Arch Traitor recommended
" refpeaful fubmiflon'', but this is, neither
our iuterea nor our duty. II ever a manly
rational, fteady and pc ievsring expedition.
Uas necsGary, now is the time. The Goye5.c
nsr of New Yotk, Ia the matter Of "a inde-
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COB He NJ E T,

a NfO d II u WA II
DEN fist to her Mejsay and the Prin-
cefs HmeLi0.
DEGS Leave to recommend to
ID the Public, bis newly diIcovered EE
Ence of Pearl, and Pearl D"hfiiet, which
he has found to be greatly hyperion not only
in elegance, bur ALTO in efficacy, to any thing
hitherto made ufe Of for complaints Of the
Teeth and Guns Particularly they win pre-
ISrvs The Teeth in perfect found fate, even
10 old age they render them white and
beautiful, without in the leaf imparing the
enamel faj9en luch as are looie, keep luch
as are already decayed from becoming WORE,
prevent the Toefb. Atb, perfectly cure the
Seurvy in The Guns, and make them grow
firm and elof to the teeth; they likcwlfe
render the breath delicate, fweet, and re-
medy almoR all thote diforders that are the
coniequence of fcorbutic gums.
Sold 10y appointment of Mr.. Hemet)
wholelaIe and retail, by NJ. RGyly, PERU
mer, in Cockfpur freet, near the bottom
of the Hay-market, London, and at WilE-
Sm Stoft's Irifh Linen Store, near the Draw
Bridge, Bottom, New England.
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EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.
L ON D o N, ApiI IL.

A correspondent De-
fires us to caution the
public, againR giving
any credit to the re-
ports now circulating
relative to the affairs
of Denmark. IL is
certain, that none OF
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ITO be fold by Samuel Sloane,
i at his Difiil- Houie, oppoiite the Blue
ball andMafon's Arms, formerly Green Ora
gon, New England RUM, and all forts Of
SPIRITS, cheap for cafh or Molafes ; and
as he makes thofe articles himfelf, he will
warrant them fit for any market.
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he famous

~ ] he famous
{1t BELLsIZE ARABIAN,
a will cover this fezfon at IS. a
tN leaP,or f8s.the feafon,or acs.
MMzzzzNZsM Colt. He is a fon of the fa-
nous hoIfe calledMorsfah and his mother is
of the bea race that the great Sultan or
Emperor Mulah AbAlsh ever had, and he is
both by Gre and mother of the bstt bisod
asd true Arabick race in all Barbary. He
Is of an iron grey colour, " hands high,
and the handfomeft hofe in America. He
is kept at Mr.. WILLIAM PuTNAM's fla
BE in DAnvers, where mares may be taken
good care of. Said horfe is to be fold, if
any perlon will give the value of him. En-
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