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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-02-27
raj Ai1ortment of
: N S E E D S,

raj Afcrtmert of
IN S E E d S,
London in Capt. Cazneau,
xl( nd to be fold by
ns=-sr DAVIDSON, widow,
.en-ftar-lane, Bottom, 1.-THE neareR houie
Down the lane, on the left, to the Hon.
Thomas Fucker, Efq.) viz.
EARLY Golden, HotiPur, early
T. Charlton, large and dwarf Marrowf.t,
green Rounciyal, large Sugar. and Buih Peas |;
Windfor, long Pod, and an aaor'ment OF
Kedney Beans |; early Yorkihire. early Bat
terfey, early Dutch, early Sugar Loaf, Winter
and Green Savoy Cabbage. red ditto; COlli-
flower, Sweet Majorum, and Thyme, with
many others TOO numerous to be here men
toned. Alto,
A Collection of the beft Sorts of
grated and inoculated EngIiih FRU 1T
FREES, as Cherries, pares. Apples,
Ounces. Lime Trees, Englilh Ems red
and white Dutch Currant Buihes, Engllfh
Goofbery Bufhes of all Sorts, Afparagu:
Plants of the large early Scrt. Likewiie, al
forts of PLANTS in their leafon, as Cab
bsges. Colliflowers, Savoy, CELERY, Endive,
Marioram, Thyme, Savory, Sives, Sage
Min, sc. with all Sorts of dried fweet Herbs
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Al Nj A N A G K S.

a l. NJ a n 4 = n D.
a MESS, Lows, BickcraafFs, Malta
n chulelts Calendars and SHEET AL
MANACKS, TO be fold by |. Thomas,
near the Mill. Bridge.
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AT the New Book and Stationary Store, ops
polite the PoR. Office in Cornhill, Bottom, Il
Has juif received from LONDON, /
A Large and fine Alormcnt of the moR
Modern B. O . K s,
In all branches of Literature, Arts and Sci.
ences, which will be fold Remakably Chap
for the cath
Among which are the following, viz.
uENRY on the Bible, s Vol.
l. l. folio. Ditto on Prayer. Ditto on tho
Sacrament. Q
Mrs. Macaulay's HiRory Of England,4 VOL
Montefquicu Spirit of Law, 2Vol.
Universal HiRory. 80 Vol. :
SCHOOL BOOKS of every kind.
With variety of the newell and bee
Books in LAW, P!lYSICK, HISTORY
and the CLASSlCKS.
BIBLES of all forts, viz. Large Church
Bibles, Folio, Family, Quarto, O6tavo, Mi
Mon and Pocket ditto, by the Dozen,or fingle.
LikewGe, large and compleat aiiortment
ofSTATIONARY, Accompt. Books Of all
forts, Paper OF all forts AID flies, Ink Powdsr,
Quilts, Sealing Wax and Waters, PreisPa-
per, fome of hyperion Fort to any ever i'm
poretd, &c. &c. sc.
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ITO be fo'd by ] o S E P H
L X GA c H and S o N S, at their
Store in King-areet Good Peterfburgh
Hemp, Gables and Cordage of all fizes,
Ruiiia and Ravens Duck. ALTO few Bar
rels of Alum and Copperas.
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a LII Perlons indebted to the
4 n Effate of DAVID BELL, late of Be-.
ton, Brick-layer, deceafed, are deiired TO
make Immediate payment to William Bell,
and Elizabeth Bell, Sole Executrix TO the
IaR Will and Tefament of the deceafed |;
and all who have demands upon Eaid Eifate,
are delired to bring in their accounts.
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February 20.

becaufe born and bred among them, rather
than to one imported or lent from Britain !
How would the Spaniards who lived in the
days of Charles the fifth, lament their DAT
tardly conduct? And what rclolut;on would
they take if they could again tread the Rage,
and fee with enc view the consequences of
tyranny and their own behaviour j.? They
lived in an age of iliterate darkness, anc
might plead that as fome execute. We live
in the meridian lunihine, and zenith of
arts, licences and learning, and have de-
mcnitration with its IRRITABLE force, and
examples without number TO leave US,
without any execute. Route then as one
man; form your ientiments of things not
from the arts and iLtrigues or lmpudent al
lertions of delpots, their tools and fyco-
plants, but from the nature and realon of
things, and relolve accordingly. Reiolve
to be free, and dare fay no man will be
audacous enough to attempt to enaave
you. If you lhew hmneo AMI reloluton
worthy of the Importance OF the cauie,
ways will be pointed out to you to fecure
your own and the happiness of pofferity
without the laf appeal; if not let tyrants
think of that and tremble. | fh4l only
add here copy OF the oath of allegiance,
the Spaniards formerly in the kingdom of
Auogan for Spain was then divided into
feveral Kingdoms, of which this was one
took to their King, to thew the fenie the
people then had OF their own inherent
rights, and the maieRy of the people, taken
from Robertfon's elegant hiftory, which
is as follows: SC We who are each OF us
sc as good, and who are altogether more
powerful than you, promile obedience
+" to your government, if you maintain
SC our rights and liberties, but if not, not"
am we'll wiher to the rights of America
and the Liberty of the Preis.
Your friend, RUSrlCUS.
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2C2

this pace pu, into Cape Arm the beginning
of lah week, and fent the lecers up by Land
Ard on iarurdsy the vsilel a 10 arrived here.
We are informed that the meeting houle
in Brltte- iquafe, Is to be pulled down the
week after next; a fun luitoient. for the
pIrpoc of erecting new building, having
been already lubcribed by the members of
faid church and congregation. Among the
chearful contributors to this good work,
that respectable and unihaksn friend TO the
civil AMI religious rights of his country,
the honorable John Hancock, Eq; has
generously given lcvcn hundred and fifty
pounds itcrling.
DIED. Mrs. Elizabeth Miller, widow,
filter to William Vahall, Elq.-Mr. Tut
hiIl.-Mrs. Sarah Hewes, wife Of Mr.. Sole
mon Hewes.-Mr. Nathan Fofer, Ship
wright. Mrs. Either Hill, widow. At
Stamford, Connecticut, DIR. Nathaniel Hub
bard.-At New-Haven, Moniieur Laurent
Malllon, of Hfpaniola.
ARRIVED here. Bofworth from Mary
land Sllvefer from North Carolina.
g Tom LONG came too late tor this
days paper.
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T H U R S d A Y, February 20.
B O. S T O N.

XTIE are informed, that at the lequea
w OF Committee appointed by this
town, an GRAFTON is to be publickly de-
livered next Month by JOSEPH WARREN,
EGq; on the dangerous tendency of STAND
ING ARMIES to the Rights of CIVIL So
GETTY and in commemoration of the bar
rid MASSACRE perpetrated on the 5,h of
March 1910.
We hear that the unfortunate Charles
Stuart has lately had feveral private confer
ences with his Sandman Majehy, and it has
been dilcovered it was to let.le plan for the
placing the crown of Poland upon the head
of the Chsvalisr, in this undertaking. France,
Spain, Portugal, and all the Roman Caiho-
lie Princes in Germany, had promifed to give
their aiiifance but the King of 2ruGia, who
by fome means had got intelligence of their
delign, marched an army well diicip'ined to
the borders of Poland, which 70 intimidated
the King of Sardinia, that he laid by all
thoughts of carrying this favourte project
into execution. II is faid everal perions from
Great Britain went thither to inlift into this
fervice in hopes Of lharing the IPOils of their
conquef; and we hear they went after the
Chevalier to Genoa.
On Friday laf Faneuil-hall lottery began
to be drawn.
Moderate men, (fays writer in favour
of the liberty of the prefs )are apt to cry down
the prsfent Ecsnfioafnsjf Of the Pref' let US
ak them, will they hazard all the benefits,
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For the MASSACHUSETTS Spy.
NJ. Tt1onAe
MIR. THoM AS,

Mr.. HOMAS,
n MONG all the party rage, nander,
~ dctraetion and calumny, which has
been 10 literally fcattered abroad by the ty-
rants, the placement, the enemies of man.
kind, and leveled againf thoie respectable
Gentlemen who have particularly exerted
themfelves in fupport of the common caufe,
none is more injuriouay and cruelty treated
than certain worthy patriotic Gentleman
OF this town, whofe unaterable hrmnefs and
generoiity is the true caufe of it ; and which
will ever merit the refpe6 and fupport of
his fellow citizens.
Not content with every inveefive, ma
lice, falfehood and imagination could fug-
peft, he is now reprelented as perfon who
has artfully impoied upon the town, under
a preteuce Of relieving it, by perfuading the
minimizing rabble, a. they call the people,
to vote away the towns money, to carry on
manufactures but in fact, fay they, to build
himfelf on the towns ruin.
Whereas it is notoriouAy true, that this
Gentleman, 20 whom the town voted 1ool.
and 2ool. more on bound, without intereit,
payable in two years, has, to my certain
knowledge, in order to employ the poor
and introduce manufuetres, 70 intereffing
TO every community, land without which no
country ever Aourihed, not only expended,
by employing the poor for three years paf,
the faid sool. but ALTO, 1900 J. more of his
own for all which he has never received
40 |. having now by him near fix thoufand
yards of excellent tufts, for mems and wo-
mems wear all fpuD, wove, dyed and drsf-
ed in this town. Ii is as notorious, that
he had no views in protecting this matter,
but that of the public interet.
lnfances of fuch public fpirit, | confefs
are but few, which are reafons with the un-
generous and felilh part of mankind, why
fuch lberality ought not to BE- credited.
As all nations that have been raifed to o.
pulence and grandeur, was by the adventu-
rous examples of fuch WORTHLESS ; il is there
fore the duty and intereH of the well with
crs of every community to encourage and
reflect fuch characters as il is alto the bu-
iinefs and practice of the enemies of fociety
TO decry and debate them. Such in gene
raj are the numerous cateTp;llars in the re-
venue department, wno revel upon the polls
and plumbers of the public. The catalogue
of thefe WORTHLESS beings is impreii.d in tue
minds of every worthy citizen, who views
them with abhoEreace and detefation.
GRATITUDE.
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Indians, whereby they had coded to his Ma
jefy large body of land, extending thirty
miles up the Coolaw River, in addition to
the province of WeR-Florida.
NEW-YoRK, February 8. The bTigan-
tine Hero, Capt. Johnfon, arrived here latf
Friday in Geventeen weeks from Air, in Scot
lane, but laf from Dublin Bay in ten weeks.
On his pAhage he fpoke with the following
vefiels, VIZ. Decem. IL, in lat. SO, 10, Ion.
so, with the Charming Polly, Capt, Joyce,
from Pllcataway for ST. Vincent's, who had
loft his boat, anchors, cables, &c. off his
deck the 5thof January, lat 60, At, Ion.
oo, 80, with brlgantine four days from
Rhode Hand for Grenada, with flock on
board; the 10Th, lat. 81, 81, with the nooP
Two Brothers, Captain Seed, from Cape
FRANCOIS, for Rhode-Iaand.
The General AAembIy have appointed
i've ofthe Members of the houie, to be
committee to examine and fee what repairs
are necefary to be made TO the Notifications
of this city, and to report their opinion there
upon to the houfe, with all convenient (peed.
YeR1day the new fnew Mercufy-Pack.
ct, Captain Dillon, failed for London, with
whom went pahenger the ingenious Mrs.
Wright, whole skill in taking likeneiles, ex
prefiug the palions, and many curious de-
vices in wax, work, has delervedIy recon-
mended her to public notice, Especially a
mong perlons of diftinaion, from many of
whom we hear lhe carries letters to their
friends in England.
Capt. Smith Odel, of Stratford, in Con-
neeticut, who has for many years been a
coafer from that place to Bottom and New
York, was on Monday laa, oppoiite tot1emP-
ffead, truck overheard by the boom and
drowned.
NEw,YoRK, February I3. The Ship
York, Captain ProvooR, arrived here Taft
Friday, in nine weeks and two days from
Por;fmouth, having failed from thence in
company with his MacRy's flip the Port
land, of 6xty guns, for Antigua, but part
ed with her few days after they came out,
in gale of wind Captain Provooit informs
US, that his MajeRy's thips the Royal Oak.
Terrible, Worcefer, and Lenox, were to
fail from Portfmouth for Spthead, the day
after him, in order to join Admiral Pye,
who lay there with nine ihips of the line.
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R O BE r T S & L E Z,
JEWELLERS,

JEWELLERS,
TAKE this method to acquaint
\ the Putlc, that they have removed to
the lhop lately occupied by Mrs. De Jeriey,
nearly oppollte the Old Brick meeting houle,
Cornhill, Bottom where they have for Sale,
a Large and Valuable Anortment of
4 w K L l. Z R Y,
London, Birmingham and Sheffield Hard
Ware Goods, fold as reaGonable as at any
Shop or Store in Town. Mott of the above
Goods arrived in the lai Ship from London.
% Every article in the Jewellery Branches
made and repaired, as neat and as Reasonable
as in London.
Mourning Rings made with expedition.
N. b. The utmof value given for old
Gold and Silver Lace.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-02-20
Juft imported, and to be fold by
WILLIAM WINGFIELD,
AT his (hop in Union flreet. Boffon.


4 GENTEEL Anortment of
L n lowered and plain luteRrings of all
colours,r rich brocades, pink, rofe, green, and
cloth coloured Engllh damaf<s, paduloys,
ducapes, Engliih and india tafates, beff hair
graets, very neat ahorment of lowered
and plain fattin, yard wide and 6-4ths. book
muffin, yard wide and 4ths ,Aowered mullins
for ladies facks,a great variety of gauze of all
forts, chintfes, callicoes and patches, lawn
and cambrcks, pate combs, and all forts of
goods fuitabls for all fcaions, too many to G.
numerate in IN advertisement, which he will
fell very low for calh only.
Said Wingfeld calls on all thofc
that are indebted TO him on bond, book or
notes,to make immediate payment or their
accounts, sc. will certainly be put in fuit the
next Inferior Court without exception, as he
intends for London foon, and defres all thoGe
that have any account to fettle with him to
bring them in, in order for lettlement.
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AMERICAN INTELLIGENCE.

. L9roiiH0 Dffem. go
ETTERS received o.
YER land from Penfaco-
la, of November 4;h,
inform US, thatthe nor.
John Stuart, Efq; SUI
perintendant of Indian
affairs, had concluded
a treaty with the Creek
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ITO be fold by Samuel Sloane,
Il at his Difti. Houfe, oPPofite the Blue
ball andMafon's Arms, formerly Green-Dra-
gpn, New-England RUM, and all forts of
SPIRITS, cheap for cath or Molafles and
IS he makes tho(e articles bimie.f, he will
warrant them fit for any market.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-02-20

I OST, wrapped up in a News
IL paper, fifty fhilIings (oId tenor piece,
whoever has found it, is deiired to return il
10 the Printer hereof.
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a LII Perfons indebted to the
L n Efate of DAVID BELL, late of Bof-
ton, Brick-layer, deceafed, are delired to
make Immediate payment to William Bell,
and Elizabeth Bell, Sole Executrix 10 the
Ialt Will and Teffament of the deceafed
and all who have demands upon faid Effate,
are defired to bring in their accounts in order
for fpeedy Settlement.
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THIS is to give Notice to the

L Public, that there is large Traa of
good Land to be given off in Lots, from one
Hundred to Thoufand Acres per Family /;
upon the Efates or Lordfhips of Berthicr,
and New-York, the property of the Honour
able Captain James Cuthbert, EIq; lying on
the North-WeR hde of the River ST. Law
renee, Province of Quebec, dfant from thar
City foEty-6x Leagues, from three Rivers
fifteen, from Montreal fifteen, and about
the fame dilance from Lake Champlain,
where the River from laid Lake, empties is
felf into ST. Lawrence, oppofte to faid Eifaies.
The Conditions are, viz. The Lands TO
be given off forever The Quit-rents at the
rate of two Buihels and half of Wheat, and
one Spanilh Dollar, per hundred Acres,
per Annum, with the cuRomary alienation
Fines upon Sale, and the frif two years
free ofrents.
Any Perfon, or Perfons, that inclines to
take up any of faid Lands, may apply TO Mr..
Stephen Tuule, Land Surveyor at Fort Mil
Ter, in the County of Albany or to the Pro-
prietor at hisManor Of Berthier, who will in
form them of the quality and fituation ofthe
faid Traas They are eHeemed among the
beR Lands in the Province, for rafting all
forts of Grain, and hath already, fettled on
them, above fix hundred Families, there is
ALTO good Filming and Hunting) and the Land
now propofed to be given off, lies about two
Leagues back from the River ST. Lawrence.
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For the TEETH and GUMS.
JACOB HEM E T,

DENTIST to her Mejyqy and the Prin-
cefs amelia.
u EGS Leave to recommend, to
~ the Public, his newly difcovered EE
)fnes Of Pearl, and Pearl Derfifics, which
he has found to be greatly hyperion not only
in elegance, but alto in efficacy, to any thing
hitherto made ufe of for complaints of the
Teeth and Guns Particularly they will pre-
jsrVs the Teeth in perfect found fate, even
TO old age; they render them white and
beautiful, without in the leah impsiring the
enamel; tgfm fuch as are loofe, keep fuch
as are already decayed from becoming worfe,
prevent the 7oofb-Afb, perfectly cure the
SeRrVy in the GRmf, and make them grow
firm and eieF to the teeth they likewife
render the breath delicate, fwect, and re-
medy almoR all thofe diforders that are the
coniequence of fcorbutic gums.
Sold 10y appointment of Mr.. Hemet)
wholefale and retail, by W.. B0yley, Perfu-
mer, in Cockfpur ffreet, near the bottom
of the Hay-market, London, and at WTlE-
an Seotfs Irifh Linen Store, near the Draw
BFFEe, Bottom, New England.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-03-12
TL:L Dnn PnhEhpG
Tbit Day Pubhybed,
And Sold by EDEs & GILL, IN Queen Street
price IA. cd. Old Tenor.l
THE FRUGAL HOUSEWIFE,
o X,
Complete Woman Cook /:

Wherein the Art of Dreiing all Sorts OF V'ands
with Cleanliness, Deeeney and Elegance, IS ex-
planned in Five Hundred approved Receipts, IN
ROsiting, Boiling, Frying, Broll'ng, 0rav,es'
Sauces, Stews, Haihes, Soups, FIieaiises' Na-
gouts, Paaies, Pies, Tarts, Cakes, Fuddings'
Syllabus, Crsamt, Flummery, Jellies' G,ams,
and CuRards. Together with the belt Meinoos
of Potting, ColouriDg, Preierving, Drying, Ian
dying, Picking and making Engiiih w'n e.
To which are pre6xed, various Bills OF Fare TOR
Dinners and SuPPers in every Menth OF the
Year and copious Index to the Whole, by
sUsANNAH CARTER, of London.
N. 3. Any Perlon, by attending to the In
Aruetions given in this Book, may foon attain
to competen, knowledge in theArt of Cookery
&c.-And itiikewife contains more in Quantity
than moit other Books Of much higher Price
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-03-12
Imported from LONDON,a land to be fold by
ELIZABE TIL CLARK
& DWELL.

AT their fhoP, fix doors to the fouthward of
the Mill-Bridge, Bottom,
r ARLY Charlton, early Hotf-
- pur, and large Mauowfatt Peas ;
golden Hot(pur, large Sugar, Spsnfh Morat
toes, dwarfMarowfat and greenMarowfat
Peas large Windfor Beans early yellow.
dwarf, early fpeckled, dwarf and large white
dwarf Beans /; early YorkEhire Cabbage
Seed. early Dutch Cabbage, large Winter
green Savoy, Banerfea and yellow Savoy
Cabbage Seeds, Orange, early, yellow and
purple Carrot Seed, fwelIing Parfnip feed,
early picking and large picking Cucumber
feed, double Pepper. grafs, and fweet Maio-
ram feed, flver Kind Onion, Summer SaSo.
ry, Balm, Thyme, and round Spinnage Seed.
early ColliAower, late ditto, early and win.
ter Turnip feed, red Beat feed, &c-All
warranted to be ofthe true and genuine fort
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SOCK S.
John l. A N @ u 0 N,

~ n ~ IL a IN " - " ~,
AT the New Book and Stationary Store, OPP
polite the PoR, Office in Cornhill, Bottom,
Has juR received from LONDON,
A Large and fine Ahortment of the mott
Modern B o 0 K S,
In all branches of Literature, Arts and Sci
ences, which will be fold REMARKABLY Chap
for the cain
Among which are the following, viz.
HENRY on the Bible, S Vol.
IL folio. Ditto on Prayer. Ditto on the
Sacrament.
Mrs. Macaulay's EiiRory Of England,4 Vol.
Monteiquieu Spirit of Law, 2Vol.
Univerfal Hifory, 20 Vol.
SCHOOL BOOKS of every kind.
With a variety of the newett and belt
Books in LAW, PHYSlCK, HISTORY,
and the CLASSICKS.
BIBLES of all forts, viz. Large Church
Bibles, Folio, Family, Quarto, Oeayo, Mi
Mon and Pocket ditto, BY the Dozea, or Jingle.
Likewife, large and compleat aaorlment
of STATIONARY, Accompt- Books OF all
forts, Paper of all for;s and fzes, ink Powder,
Quilts, Sealing Wax and Waters, PRES p
per, fome of hyperion fort to any ever fR
poretd, sc. &c. &c.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-03-12
JUST IMPORTED, and
- To be fold cheap for CASH, by
10 Sc PHI PAL M Err.

AT his fore in King -freet, Bottom,
a GOOD ahortmcnt of Scots
4 n Handkerchiefs, Irilh Linens, brown
and white Sheeting, HouGewiie Linen, Dow
las, Rufia Linen. Ofnaburgs, Ticklingburgs,
Broad Cloths, Shalloons, German Serees,
ColcheRer Baize, Lambf<ins, few faihion-
able Silks, few hogfheads of Brflol Beer,
and fome other articles. ALTO, Spermace.i
Candles, as ufual.
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O,TNS
W TtSl NG L.
Traa Of cSsry StorN,
oned. Greeti.l, Bottom,
WHEREAS you,


of common and undivided land, fituA
the county of Lincoln, at and near pla.o
called Pemaauid, in the eaRward parts Of
faid province, granted by the council of Ply
mouth, in G. Britain the year 1891, to Ro-
bertAldfworth andGilesEldridge, known by
the name of Pemaquid Lands have made
application to me the fubicriber, che of bis
Majefy's Jufices of the peace throughout
the faid Province, for calling meeting Of
the proprietors of faid tract of land, for the
purpoies hereafter mentioned, ;ou are there
fore in bis Majefy's name, hereby required
to notify and warn, in time and manner as
the law directs, the proprietors of the fame
tract of land, to meet at the dwelling houie
of Stephen Minot in Bottom aforefaid, Mer-
chant, on Thuriday the fcventh day Of
May next, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon ON
faid day, to aef on the following articles, viz.
To choofc Moderator of Gad meeting.
A Clerk of Gaid proprietors. Aileaors. A
Collector of taxes. And a Treaiurer. To
fee what method the propriety will take to
defend their title or titles, againfi all
Entertainments. To fee what money is necec
fairy for the defence of the proprieiors titles,
or any other necefary ufes, and to grant the
fame, to be aAefied on the proprietors, or on
their Lands, from time to time, as they [lalI
think proper. To chufe an Agent, OF Com
mittee, to profecute or defend, in any man.
mer of action or actions, wherein the INFER
eft of the propriety, or that of their aiIigns
is concerned; with full power of fubfiituti-
on. To fee what other committees are me-
ceiiary, and to chufe them. To cali 10 ac-
count any perfon OF Perfons, indebted to faid
proPTiety, and to Profecute as they find occa-
iion. To choofe committee for fale of de-
linquent proprietors lands. To ZEE if they
will call any former Agent or committee 10
account, as they find neceGary. To fee
what former vote, or votes, of the proprie-
tors, they will allow, and latify and conHim
the fame, as they hnd nscefTary, or what
method they will take about it. To ice
what lands the proprietors will grant for pub
lie ufes, as they fhaII think proper. 10 Zee
what method they will agree upon, for The
diyiiiou of their lands, or confider whas they
will difpoie of, as they find location. And
to agree upon method for calling proprie-
tors meetings for the future.
GiVen Rn0er my hand and Jsal, Aii Eeond
day Of Mareb in The twelfth year IF
bis 11cjeqy's reign, Anna9ps Denim;
I772. JONATHAN SEWALL.
In purfuance of The foregoing warrant, the
proprietors of the undivided uaa Of iand
therein mentioned, are hereby notified AID
warned to meet at time and pace, ard lor
the purpofes fet forth in faid wsrao,
John SAVAGE.