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Imported ia the iegerAi ihls his Spring
from London, by
7 II 0 NJ AS LEE,
At his fore near The Swing Bridge. Bottom,
n VERY full and compleat AZ
"A Gotment of PIECE GOODS:
LADIES SILKS, with which he
is conaantly lupplied) of the newell fsihlons
he has now by him mof elegant varietyx
compofed of aimott every kind in ufe:
!. Book and Thick Mullins, Tombour work.
ed ditto, rich Bsunsis and Mecklen Laces.
IRI S II LIN ZEN S,
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WATCHES of various Sorts, alto,
Warranted Gun Powder, Shot, Nails,
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genuine Kippen's Snuff, Alum, Ruffis, Ra-
vens and EngIiih Duck, Ofnaburgs, Verdi
greeie. &c.
- Said LEE receives all his Goods from
6rf Hands only, and will lupply Shopkeep-
ers and Traders on as good 7rms as any pr
Jon ~ BefSa.
The grs0fef encouragement TO tbgkt sUbs
pnrrb0iE 'ritb brsiSnt Monpr.
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p,ouincs of the MalaebaLttn Bay.

Province OF the G1GDdennIHH OGJ'
JOSHUA FULLER, Of Nstv-
IFS. ton in tb. county Of A4:ddl9lsx, ~
Y ! faid ProVines, Gentltman, one Of
The PrinGpai PreprItrs a
Town6ip of Land biSg in ne LATE
Prsvines of Man, on Aftk A'nG-
yejtsggin River, granted By re
G,ea SS and Gsural Csma on sbs
IItb Da,.sf Tans H. d. I77i.
to yon and St61,. Grsfting.
WHEREAS you, with four
wv others, Proprletors Of the tract OF
land above mentioned, have made zpPAca-
tion to me for a warrant for calling 4
meeting of the Proprietors Of faid Town
lhip for the purpoies herein after mention
ed You are therefore, in his MARTY S
name, hereby required to notify and warm
in time aad manner as the Law Directs inc
Proprietors aforefaid, that they meet al
the Dwelling houfe Of Capt. NHt5a"'ff
Coeiidge, hmm older lin Watertown, on uei-
day the twenty-6Eft day of July next, at
eight O'Clock beforenoon, to tranisct the
following matters, viz. To chooIe mode
rator of laid meeting, Clerk OF the FRO
prietors, AneHors, Collector or coIlec-
tors of taxes and rreafurer. 10 deter
mine how future meetings of faid ProPne-
tors (hall be called. To determine what
tum or fums of money, ihall be RATED 10
defend the intereR of the faid PToprietoIs'
and for defeying neceiiary charges, as alto
the manner in which iaid money thall DC
raired. To choofe committee to Proie-
cute or defend any action or actions where
in the intrreR Of the Proprietors or their
Aiisns are or may be concerned, with full
power of fubftltution. To fee what other
committees are nace1ary, and to chooie
them. AS ALTO to alcertaln the cams OF
any perfon pretending to have an intereH
therein. To fee what former votes OF the
Proprietors they will ratify and confirm.
GIVEN under nv Hand and Seal, tbs
Is day of ApriI, IN The fuOeiffb year 81
BIS Alaj,Ry's RGgn, H. D. i771.
S. DANFOR HI, Jgai. Of fbs PsAf'
throughout fbs Jaid pr0vinfs.
IN purfuance of the foregoing warrant,
the Proprietors OF the Townfhip therein
mentioned, are hereby notified and warned
to meet at the time, aud tor the ppfPoies
let forth in faid warrant. 3
JOSHUA FULLERraa
A true Copy. attef,
ALEX SHEPARD jun. Prop. Clsrk.
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l. cain, or Englih Goods new Fall
back CHASE, and alto SULKEY, very
neatly made, with H4rnefes for each com
pleaf. Enquire of the Printer.
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gsENEZER HANCOCK,

ESENEZEK HANCOCN,
1T his ihop in Marhalrs Lane, between
the fioa of the Corn. fields and the Mill
Bridge begs leave to aequaint his form
er good cufomers and others, that ne has
juf opened for fale, -
4 FRESH aGortnent of Hard
IA Ware Goods, which he is determine
ed to fell at the very lowe& Advances tor
Cath only :--Thoie who pleafe to favour
him with their CuRorn may depend upon
beng well ufed and all favours gratefully
acknowledged.
Bottom, June 8, if72.
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N7ATTSsand Tate and Brady's
w PSALMS, to be fold by |. THOMAS,
near the Mill Bridge. Alto.
A variety of FINAL BOOKS for
CHILDREN.
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For the MASSACHUSETTS SfY.

TINE infalible way to enflaye free
people is to difpoGefs them Of their
lands, and they can be free only in proportl-
on as the balance Of lands is in their favour.
IF they poffeis the foil absolutely, they are
absolutely Tree; but if The Prince or his Mo-
bIes, or both together, are the abfolute and
entire proprietors Of the foil, the people are
abfoIu,ely and entirely naves, and rulers
in this Gale. when they are 70 difpoied can
and will be tyranis. This was the cafe with
the Egyptians and their King. When a
Prince or his mnlfaers make encroachments
ON the foL, or by any means poHefs them
lelves of large portions Off, il is fgn that
their aim Is 20 deprive the people OF their
freedom. :..
know very well that the Gicklers for
prerogatlve, ARE fond Of the term eTosUH LaHd',
and tell us that charters run in thsGod-Ike
file, Of our mere grace t0S giVE, &c. and
thence conclude that Kings FIRE GrViSS are
proorietors Of the whole lands IN their domi-
Mons, which they have not VHy Gr0neglH
eivea before, to fome Of their beloved iub-
jeets. This is far from being true, tor ho'y
writ informs US, that at the beginning OF ire
world the all bountlfd cre%or gave to MAN
DOMINION over ALL THE EAR h,
and over the fin Of the lca, and over the fowls
of the air, &c." This is the only true and
CoI;d foundation u mans dominion over the
external things. Men then Satufally have a
right to pOGels, improve and appropriate any
lands, MOI before poGeGed, improved and aP-
oroOriated,al by lone act of their own,they
ihew an intention 20 abandon Il. think
no man Of common Genle will ALERT that
when men entered info fociety they abandon
ed ,heir right of pOGefhon' and improve
ment. This would be to give up that which
by entering into fociery they aim to iecure'l
mean the fiIe and permanent, poiieiiion ct
their properly. In a monarchial government
then he. who is by the people elected
their King by being thus elected, makes
no addition TO his private eftaie, tor at the
very inflzns thar, gOveinaisnF Is rIInedf'as
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R [ d A Y, June IL.
B o S T o N.

By a letter from Nantucket we learns
that two whaling Hoops were. taken the
beginning of Nav, off theBay of MAtanzA,
by b il and Aoop under Spaniih colours.
They had zach $50 barrels of oil on board;
A liip from Rhode In md wa, going up
channel when Capt. Lyde came down.
Capt J-nkins was arrived in fix weeks
from Dartmouth. A 70 Capt. Roach from
Carolina and the Mercury packet, ae
falmouth, from New Yo,k.
Cap ans White, Jacoblon and Symmcs,
were loading in London for thus place, and
expected to fail fome time in May.
. On the third Of May lat ieven loaded
Battaux belonging Albany and Schenectady
were loft at Ofwego Fails, all the people
faved, except one John Shae.,
We hear from Leicefer, that on Tucfday
latt a vtfy melancholy accident happened in
that town. "A ion of Mr.. William Hem
fhAw, abou, fix years of age, and another
lad beng in chamber playing with gun,
which they thought was not loaded, the lad
put the inuzze of the gun to the ear Of Mr..
Hcnlhaw's ION, when il went off with 4
whole charge of patridge fhoi, which tore
his head to pieces, and killed him infantly.
Captain Chambers arrived from Londons
informs, that yefcrday fe'nnight he fpokc
with mat ihip bound into CAfco Bay,
then out IS days from England She is
face arrived but brought no late prints.
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RSDAY, JUNE 18, 1772: ..-

diitmguifhed, 6gnal and important frrvices
he hath performed for this my narive coun-
try.
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E,emfh. PoLITIcALREc for Apra I772
To LORD N OR / Il.

HAVE waited with a de-
gree of impotence natural
to a man, who wilhes well
to his country, for youl
Lordfhip's miniiterial inter
petition in behalf of an in
= u n -
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EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.
WESTMINSTER, January II.

HIS Day his Malcfty. caFrie
TO the H0fe OF Peers, and
being in His Royal Rob .
feated on the Throne with
the ufual SoIemni.y, Sir
Francis Molyneux, Gen
tleman Uher of the
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I HURS Sd AY F-brns'y s.


b . 5 l q y.
TIME Grat and Ceaot,l { W Isl
4 further r-o-o.u.c 20 We1ncGiay nj
eleventh day Of Ma. CHI next
LAT M>aday evening III S town wv
TWICE alarmed with the cry OF + =, at thA
No,th -cnd, occGGoncd b. foul climates,
bur happily no damage was done.
We hear that Capt Max Feran, in
noop from Glaieow for this place, with a.
bout 20 pcrfons on board, after being 1ur-
teen weeks at Tea and their prcvili3ns al
mott cxhaoifed, was early on Friday morning
Iait unfortunately driven on ihDrc at Plumb
Hand near Newbury.Port. Ii is fad the
cargo is utirey fee from damage and us
f4id The veii may be got Of again.
We hear that on the 2oth ut. daughter
of Mr.. Noah Mande,l at Rutland diirlet, a.
boet thirteen years Of age, intending TO take
a dofe Of brimaone, (her parents being
from home) through miaske took 6orn
fhcif fome coppera:, and took about
f,oorful in mix, foon after complaining,
a Phyiician bring fent for, and an vnr-
tic INN, diatcy given, dc was thought
10 be IN a fir way Of recovery tur
was again taken between -four and FIVE
o'clock in the morning, and expired in a.
bout five minures.
Laa week two Negro fellows belong ny
10 Charlefown, were committed to Goal
there, on fuipicion Of lcveral times breaking
open a ihap at Wa,c'towS, and Hyaling
(undry things from thence iome OF The ar
tces were found at the hou(e Of fee ne
gro in this town.
MARRIED. At PoEtfmouth, Mr..
Charles Williams, to Mrs. Deiire Bel,
widow OF Capt. Daniel Bell, late Of this
town.
DIED.] Mifs Sarah browne, daugh-
ter of MIR. Thomas browne Mr. Henry
Woodward, blacklmith AT Boxfofd.
Rev. John Culhing AT Concord. Ben
jamin Ralfc, E'q AT Worceiter, Capt.
Thomas Stealns.-At Medford, Mis-. To-
anna Brown. widow of the Reu. Iohn
Brown, late of Haverhill, -AtSaiem, Mrs.
Sarah Bartlett, widow OF the late DR..
Bartlett.
SHIP N Z w 6.
On the nth ult. Capt. Driver, from
this port for Cape Nichola, was fpoke with,
in lat. rs. "a. long. 66. by Capt. Law
renee, from London for New York.
The hip London-Packct, Capt. Par
ker, failed the 18th init. from Newton
don, for Ireland.
On the 27th of November, the Lydia,
Hood, from this port for London, psF.d
by Grsvefend.
His MajeHy's figate Arethufa, which left
England in October laf, bound for this
place, having met with bad weather, put
into Hampton in Virginia.
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AMERICAN INTELLIGENCE.
HARTFORD, January III.

u BOU ! the laf ofDecember the houfe
~ of Mr.. SamuelAlIen ofSandis6eld took
FIRE. Mr.. Alien was gone difance from
home, and Mrs. Allen having occaGon to go to
a neighbours houleabout twelve rods diifance
in the evening, after having put three children
ia bed, and AooLt half an hour after, (Ie
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ITO be fold by Samuel Sloane,
l. at his Dlfil- Houfe, oppoGte the Blue
ball andMafon's Arms formerly Green ORA
gor, New-Eugland RUM, and all forts Of
SPIRI rs, cheap for cafh or Molanes and
as he makes thofe articles himfelf, he will
warrant them fit for any market.
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IRISH LIN E N S.
Jult imported from the manufacturers at
BELFAST, IN the north of Ireland, by
WILLIAM BEAT TY,
Linen draper from thai pace,
4 PARCEL of Iri(h Linens of
n all widths and prices, of an excellent
f. brick, we'll manufactured and carefully.
bleached, and will be fod by f4id Beatty at
his fore on Green's wharf, on as low terms
as they can bS imported from any part Of
Great Britain, winch his prices will prove.
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EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.
ALe.,.,rL az
N00emEer 2S.

ARLY thls morning,
about one hundred ana
fifty prifoneIs undel
fentence of uaniporta
ton, were taken from
Newgate, and conduct
ed on board a lighter
at Back X riars TO be
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This the Centinel thinks he has reafon to
complain of in (ome late infances. They
have ALTO endeavoured to damp the friends
of freedom, by iniinuating that the road
they are in, is attended with dangers and
with di6zltieS. And then comes in the
Sc incarnation that freezes up the current of
the foul, "and chills every generous attempt ::
A patriot, when he imbibes love for his
country and pretends TO vindicate her cha
Yaefer, muR facrihee sVeSy charm in life,
encounter bsVN7y and djgyacs, and at Iaff
muf fink TO his grave, apoor, diiitute,
helpless. beng. But this is mean, low,
begging the queifion, and at which huma-
nifty muR blufh. If there is fuch thing
in nature as freedom If an affection for
ones country, or in word, patriotifm is
not chimerical, but is one of the noblsif
pafEions of the foul, it is fnrely acting like
a rational to cherih il. The unhannv-
reception IL mects with IN the world, 10
no argument againR its real merit, and
m an of honour and virtue, while he knows
that the caufe he engages ia. is iniriztfIGlIy
gssd, inffead of being intimidGtsd, he
will be Grimatfd by The difficulties that a.
wait him. A man when he enters into
fociety is only part of whole from this
rehllt many benefits which he could not
experience in fate of nature. He is
therefore under moral obligation, to de-
fend the psbEe l)9Gm and promote its wei
fare at all hazards. He will watch over
this fyiten with care and attention; will
equally defpife bsVHrty and ritbS, when
they interfere with this plan, and will IA
cri6ce every connection, family, friends,
and life, to fave it. Such man, though
pssy, lives rsfbsS7sd: he defends to his
grave in peace and tranquility, and the tears
of his countrymen will be a laifing tribute
to his memory.
Fhe more think on the infinuation
that has been flung out, of povertys being
an infspsra6s attendant on pztriotifm, the
more / 6s(Sik il. This is drawing back
the veil and discovering tbs sUSdk Jsdt of hui
man nature. IL is as Geyere reflection
on mankind as could have been invented.
Such an argument may catch the poor
wretch who is only patriot for iaiErSf.
IT msyfwsyhis foul who never had one fen
timent that gives lanetioR to humanity,
and whole views were never extended be-
You'd the fopperies and fooleries of the
world. Such as thefe confels We have
among US, on tbele'm let the argument
have an influence.
Nsn tall aHmlO, nee d5ftaiaribas jsis
TfmtE eyes.
On the contrary, the man who thinks,
who has read, who kn0sv5 men and things
and who underifands their mature and their
obligations will look with inefsble esnfempt
on the inid. vation. He will pity nank;nd,
when he Eses thsm, loft to fentimsnt and
honour, loading with poverty,a race of be-
ings,of whom the earth is not worthy but
he will not be discouraged. And here lies
the sAintial difference between what call
7ory and Wig, jufly 70 denouiinated
The former in the administration of pro.
vince, or any man inpower, who underfand
the nature of his Office who knows thai
he does not " rule tor hinlelf but the peo.
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I has been long NOTORIOUS,
that the Court parry, or as
| would rather phrale them
the friends 20 GsV0smsaf,
but enemies to the eos0i-
tuition, have never attacked
the writers on the other
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Vol. ii. |

For the MASSACHUSETTS SPY.
The CEN TINE l.. No. xxx.
ThacLer .UAs not born pIfbsian, bit be
ssH die one.
Grief Jafice HUTCHINSON.
Bata to die a pltbsiOn, than cue my CREST
nsjf 10 my e'EHfry't ruin.
OxENBRIDGE TEACHER, Efq.
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ti,clv confirmed MIR. White and his wifi:
being near the barn at the fame time, were
both truck down BY lightning, but not
much hurt.
Exraa Of a kttsr fran gsnt.man ]"
Lonaen to bis friend in Rbods-Igand.
+" Perhaps il tnay give you Pleaiure to
be informed that our friend MIR. Marcnant
has, in a great meafure, fucceeded in the
bulinefs that brought him to England. |
have no doubt mylelf, but that the money
due TO the colony of Rhode lnand from the
government here, will be paid the next
FELTON, of parliament, and which will DC
entirely owing to the afiduity and ipirlt
with which he has conducted the affair
Had il not been for this, | am well intoim-
ed from friend of mine, connected WITH
administration, it would have lain over
without any Excitement made, or grant IL
fued. However il had terminate, our
friend has done the co'ony much honout-
MARRIED. The Rev. Mr.. Dun
bar, 6 Salem, 70 Mifs Polly Jones, only
daughter If Co. Jones, of WeRon.
j DiED.] Mis-. Sarah Soames, comfort
TO Capt Nehemiah Soamss, and daughter
and only child OF Mr.. John Prefton.--Mrs
Wilton, wife of Mr. Barnabas Wilton,
caulker MIR. Wales, formerly baker -
At Milton, Oxsnbridge rhacher, E.q;
formerly of this town.-At Hartford, Con
nSeicut, Rev Mr.. Edward Dor.-At
Halifax, Lady Maria Doyle. wife of tie
Rev. Mr.. William Doyle. AT South-Ca-
rolina, Lieut.. Charles Little, of his Ma
jefy's ihip Gibraltar: MIR. Everett, of the
Swan, Is appointed in his room. AT Gsor-
gia, Jofeph Scott, of the Brgantine Gray.
hound, belonging to Salem.-At Gren'-
da, Governor Fltzmorris, of St. Vincents.
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T u ( S d A Y, November q.
r. O S I Q N.

By letters from Barbados, dated the "a,
I'D and .,h' Of September. we are inform
ed. that the weather has been more tenn
pefuous, tlere,, than has been known for
leyeraI years paf, though not 70 (evere as
1t The nciQhbouriug iAanas; feveral vehels
in Carliile- Bay had parted their cables, and
one drove on fhore.
Capt. Parker, who is arrived at Rhode
Illdnd from HIfpaniola, on the 10Th of Oc-
tcber, in lat SO So. long. 70. 49, ipoke
with the foop .Beilei1-, Captain Thomas
lie M luriss, Of Bottom, from Phiadel-
phia, and bound to the ifland of St. Johns,
all well.
Laf Friday fe'nnight, man who. went
BY the name of Thomas Ariatt, was sp-
pretended at Newport, and committed to
eaol, On fuipicion of having murdered
perfon near Seabrook ferry. He is fuppof-
cd to be the fame fellow mentioned under
the New London head in our lait.
LAT Friday afternoon a large barn be-
nonging to Mr. James Whites of Dedham,
II which was great quantity of corn and
hay, was fsr on fIe BY lightning and en-
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From the SOUTH CAROLINA GAZETTE.
To the ELECTORS end lNHABITANTs of
Ahe Province Of SouTH-CARoLINA.
GENTLEMEN,
TINE time for eleaing members to repre-
4 Eent you in general ahembiy is near
at hand-the prelent junaure Of public af-
fairs in this province is critical and lomewhat
alarming-there has been no aflemcly TO do
buiinels for long time-the lait was called
and after fitting three or four Gays abruptly
diiiolved-Bow another is called at BE0Efarf,
upwards of twenty miles from the capital, at
a place where no aaembIy eveE "a, before,
where there are no accommodations for the
members, without intruding ,hemielves into
private families, and at a feafon Of the year
too when the country in general is looked
upon to be 6ckly and unwholeIome.
The Exifence of the Bsazjsyf-e1saitLy,
gentlemen, will probably be very fhort; but
its iituation will be delicate, its conduct may
be important, as important in its coniequen-
ces perhaps as that of any aAsmbly this
country ever faw: You cannot therefore be
too attentive, too earneR in the choice of
Representatives. If fone of thofe gentlemen
are now out of the province who repre-
tented you in former houies, and whole paf
condua eniitIe them TO your future conf
dence, you have the more reafon at this par
ticular time time to regret their abfence;
but elea others in their room, elect thoie
who are prefent, in WHOM, you can conhde,
and who will attend and furely no one up
on this occztion will refuGe who can by any
means give attendance let there be as full
and as compleat representation as po1ible.
your own welfare, the welfare of generations
yet unborn, may in great meafure depend
on the Councils and condua of the enfuing
afembly. So, Z z.
Charlgf'Tvn, SEPTEMBER "A. I77l.