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AMERICAN INTELLIGENCE.


CHARLFsrcwN, Ssaib Carolina May 4.
T>HE general silsmbly of Georgia was
i diiIolved on Saturday the 25th ult.
having fat about three days.
His Majeffy's lhip Gibrater, commanded
by Sir Thomas Rich, Baronet, arrived
here on Friday lsit from Bottom, and is to
continue fome time on this itation.
RICE continues at FAIR PeHrdi the
Ioolb.
Abyaa8. Charles Matthews Cofslett
Efe; appointed one of hisMajeRy's afiffant
Judges for this province, arrived here the
1oth infant, in the Eagle packet boat,
Capt Nichols, from Falmouth.
Laif Thurfday, Rawlins Lowndes who
was appointed in February 1866, without
any application from himlef, andeven with
out his knowledge, one of the sfliltant
Judges of this province, was difm'iiec from
thefai Office, without any other caule af-
figned, bur that "we have thought proper
70 to do --Americals look to yourielves !!
For while your judges hold their commifii-
ons on fuch precarious tenure as n-ceiia-
rily make them fubf.rvient TO the miniltry,
the people can have but.a fender fecurlty
for either liberty, property, or even life.
NEw-YoRK, NAY 10. Friday after
noon Captain Quill arrived here in eigh-
teen days from Cape Nicola, and informs,
that on the 16th ult. Frerch officer and
party of folders, boarded all the veiiels at
the Mole at night, under pretence Of look
ing for delerters, and carried aihore the
Captains Davies, Grennell, Tucker and
Brown, and Mate of one Captain Martin,
and confined them in goal for 30 hours,
but then let them at liberty.
ExtrOG of kffU from a GszfLtmGH IN Ian
dan to bis fisnd in Philadelphia, Feb. s.
i" Cooper and Horrax have prcfented
petition for an American Blfhop, and are
moving for every fpring to iupport this Pi-
Gus inftitution. Counter petitions ought
to be forwarded from every opponent to
this deGgn. Lord North wiihes to know
upon what ground to oppofe it !; and Hillf-
borough is not friendly to it; but the viz.
tuous Duke of Grafton is, am told, very
jealous. Something hould certainly be
done, but think no one denomination of
uiGenters, ihould fingIY take the weight of
the matter on them"
! PORTSMOUTH,, May "a. Lat week
perlon from the country who had been
blind twelve years was couched by DIR.
Jackfon with fuccefs.
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We hear that Capt. Simeon Freeman in
a Hoop from Jamaica for this place, was
lately caf away on the lie of Pines, the
South fide of Cuba the people faved.
Teiterday Capt. Acworth and Capt. An
drew Gardner, arrived here from London.
1t appears by the papers, brought by Capt.
Hooper, that the high price of Proyiiions in
England occaiions great difIefs among the
poor inhabitants But calamity leems, by
fome accounts, TO be owing rather to an ar
ti6cial than natural fcarcity, ariGBg from
that fame principle of Detected svariee, in
nonopoliIing the mechanics of life, in the
fubjeas of this fame rigbteszs government,
called BriGGy wh;ehIhe lag dsplosahle l1d
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mine in AGa, where millions of our fellow
creatures ended their days in fuch manner
as muf have excited COMMUNICATION in eve
ry obdurate animal, bu, the unfeeling infer.
a London paper, of the beginning of
TAFT month, fpeaking of the late famine in
Ala, iays, g The hoarders Of rice rallied for
tunes, and too millions of people died of ia
mine.-lt is believed that the monopolizers
made juf fvs lsilfngS ferling head ofthe
Slam How uniform in the admnifta-
ton Of juifice does government appear z
Punlihing with death a poor perfon who
fteals two or three fittings ferling, and at
the fame time protecting the villains who,
by withholding fufenance from their be-
thren, murder millions
Beefis now, (iays London paper above
meniioned) from5d. to I'd. per pound NUT
ton and pork from sd. hafpenny to I'd.
veal from 3D. to cd. bread Sd. farming the
quartern loaf Goals Al. IS. the chaldron.
Extr03 Of a letter fyom Nfscvy III ireland
dated March 81, 1874.
I" The north of Ireland is in the oreatef
confulion it ever was iince King James's time.
(occaiioned, il is faid by the landlords rafting
their rents 10 high thar The poor cannot live,
by fome late laws for encloGng the common
lands and other impoitions J There are it is
(uppofed, in each of the northern counties,
about 5000 med' who call thenfelyes
hearts of Sreel, afemble in the evening at the
found of horns, march in the night through
the country, take all the arms and ammuni-
ton they can find, go among the great gen.
tlemen, and land holders, oblige them to
fwear never to let their land at above
twelve fhillings an acre, GeGroy all the leaf
es taken ar higher rent, and oblige the land
holders to give new ones at that rate. All
that join them they fwear to be true to the
King and hearts of feel, with fome other
articles which are kept fecret each party
has apof Office for their letters the whole
army OF the kingdom both horfe and foot.
are fent againf them, but cannot fubdue
them, though many of their out fcouts and
all perfons that are fufpcaed, or have
ever been heard to talk of the Hearts of Steel,
have been taken and ient to prfon, 70 thar
the goals are as full as tn, y can hold, and
the country is lying perfectly waite, for not
one labourer is to be had, except old men
and women God knows how the matter
will end"
Yeferday arrived here the Swan Aoop of
war, from Halifax.
ARRIVED bare. Pinder from New-Pro.
violence Parker, Hinckley, Gorham and
Waterman from Philadelphia Davis from
Halifax Carver and Davis from New
York Rowland from Newfoundland
Gardner from Grenada and ST. Euffatia
Zeagers from Efequibo; Davis from Cape
Nichola; Samion from Jamaica.
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u A N d R E w DEXTER.
In Hanover ftreet, little to the Southwark
OF the Mill bridge, BosroN, has opened.
and now has to Gilpole Of, both by whole
fale and retail,
GOODS of various forts, freh
" and new, from different ports. He
could mention the ihips by which he receiy-
ed them, and the names of the reflective
commanders but mott people know thar
this will not sfeSt either the quality or the
price. He could shert that they were
bought with ready money, came immedi-
ately from the manufacturers, and are the
beh of the feveral kinds that were ever i'm
ported. All this he could fay.-All this
indeed is eahly faid But If he fhould add
thar l61pkEpsrs may b0vs bis EzgEB Gs0ds as
cheap az from fbeA1srebants in London, he fears
that Tome folks would call it pvtzg, and O.
theirs would give it even SOOrjs name. II his
goods are cheaper than they are fold at any
other fhopin town, tits abundaDtlyf uHicicnf,
He will not, however, roundly affirm any
fuch thing. He only wifbes good people,
country ShoPkespers in particular, as they
pats along, would be kind enough to cali
and inform themGelves. After they have
viewed every article he has got, though
they fhould not then chufe to purchafe G.
ven one Ct them, he will nevertheless own
hlmfelf under great obligations, and will
kindly thank them for having given him
realon ohoPe that, at fome future time,
they will favour him with their Cuftom.
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Gretor, shirley u. and Fff?frEA II. James
7ssunesnd and A@yy, Mr.. Amos Head.
For the County of HAMPSHIRE.
Springfield and ltIl6v0bom, Hon. john Wor-
thngton Elq; and Col. Benjamin Day.
NORTHAMPTON ana Southampton, JOieph Haw-
ley, Eiq.
SsufbHadlty, Scntb- Hadly D. AmbIrf, and
Granny, Mr.. Jofah Pierce, land *Eleazcr
Porter, Eiq
Hatfield, Wb4itiy and HfLiamt5wg, Hon.
lrael Williams, Elq.
Wsqfsld, Mr.. John Molel-y.
Dsa fsla, GrssnfsN d. SbslbwnsD. and Cen
sO0y d. Mr.. Samuel Hlndldale.
Sanas,Iaadand A1onlegue, *Mr. w Billing.
Mortified, Br1mfeid, Ssatb BrimffId, and
Mozfan, James Brigham, Elq;
For the County of PLYMOUTH. 3
Plymouth, Hon. James Warren, Etq; and
*Ms. Ilaac Lorthrop,
Seifaats, Mr.. GIDEON Vinall.
Dnx6ury, *Capt. John Wadfworth.
11qBfeld, Capt. Anthony Thomas.
Middlstsropgb, Capt. Benjamin White.
RoebsRsr, Mr.. Samuel SpTague.
Pem6rske, Jciiah Keen, Elq;
P5mtsn, %Mr. Samuel Lucus.
HOnSUsr, *Dsvid Stockbridge E(q.
A6i1gt0n, Capt. Woodbridge Brown.
For the county of BARNsTABLE.
BAr1HabIe, *Edward Bacon, Fig.
Sandwich, Mr.. Stephen Nye.
Yarmontb, David ! hatcher, EGq.
Eaygbam and k1slltqssf, *Mr. Barn. Freeman.
H0ywicb, *Mr, benjamin Freeman.
Falm'nfb, Captain Joieph RobInfon.
Chatham, MIR. Jofeph Doane.
For the county of BRISTOL.
Taunton, *Mr. Nehemiah Lilcombe.
RsbObstb, Capt Jofeph Barney.
SvNnzS, with SbarV0mst, Jerathmeel Bow
ers Eiq.
Dartmsnib, Elifha Tobey, Etq; and #Ben-
jamin Akin, Efq.
Mortar and Man,fsld, Dr.. GeorgeWheeten
Affi'b0roEgb, Mr.. George Daggett.
Digbfsn, EInathan Walker, Efq.
Ffsrtss0n, Thomas Gilbert, Efq.
Eaten, *Capt. Matthew Hayward.
For the County oPYoRK.
York, Thomas Bragdon, Efq.
Kfttey, Edward CUT, Eq.
Wsij, John Wheelwriehg, Etc.
Bsrsvifk, *Capt. Nathan Lord, Jun.
ArHn6sH, Thomas Perkins, Efq..
Biddtfard and PspPWrsib0TSEgb, Jeremiah,
Hill, Efq.
For the county ofDUKEs COUNTY.
EdgOrf0n, *Mr. Thomas Cook.
CbiLnayk, sMathew Mayhew, Efq.
For the county of NANTucKET.
Sb0bHns, Mr.. Stephen HuiIey.
For the County of WoRcEsTER.
Wsresjqtr, Mr.. Jofhua Bigelow.
LGneoftr, Capt. Ala Witcomb.
Msndon, MIR. Edward Rawfon.
BroSkfeld, Jedediah Fofsr, Eiq;
Oxford &CbOrltOn, Capt. JeremiahLearned.
Safisn, Capt. Henry King.
LHesffr, Spencer d. and P0xOn d. Mr.
Thomas Denny.
Rutland, Rutland D. O0kbam and Hubbard
.R0n, John Murray, Efq.
WsfbsrO ,NsrfbbOrO' Capt. Steph. Maynard.
SbrfSgtSzry, Mr.. Phiness Haywood.
Lausnbwgband Fitebbwg, = Mr.. John Taylor.
Ux6ridgs, *Mr. Jofeph Reed.
Harvard. lfraeI Taylor, Efq.
Bitten, John Witcomb, EGq.
Wa2rn, *simeOn Dwight, Efq.
PtftrjSam, *Capt. Ephraim Doolittle.
For the county of CUMBERLAND.
Falmouth and Cape EEzabTb. *William
Tying, Efq.
Scarborough, *Mr. Samuel March.
For the county of LINCOLN.
Gesrgft0sUn, Capt. James McCobb.
For the county of BERKSHIRE.
Sheffield, Great. Berri,sfon and Egremsnf.
David IneerfoI, Jun. Elo.
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rhe Portugueie lubjeGs who fettled at Rio dc
ineiro finding no redrefs to their grievan
ces. and that nothing but one opprsfion
was to fdcceed another, bravely took the
refolution to do tina, juRice TO themfelves,
which they could not obtain either of the
KING Of Portugal or of bis Viceroy; and that
when this frigate left the continent of the
BraziIs, the fubjeas at Rio de JAneiro had
recoufe to arms, and that this dangerous in
funeetlon, it was thought, would not eaiily
be qlelled, at leaf NOT without 6rtf facriic-
log the Viceroy as victim to the enraged
and the exAlperated Infurgents.
A letter from Altoona, dated April g, con-
cludes thus 6 This days PA tom Copen.
hagen, is not arrived YET but an exprels
is juit come here; fince which il is faid,
that the King of Denmark is to Be married
90. n-:-~.E--r-s, 49, q s'as.
sept very iecret, - 60 y
l'he fhip Alexandra, John Hattie mater,
arrived at Port Glafgow the a6lh ult. and
bout .a7o leagues from Virginia met with a
wreck of f;hooner, called the Vigorous,
VIII lam Fitch matter of and from Liverpool
in Ncva Scotia, boond for ST. Martins.
The fcnooner had her decks carried away BY
Tea, and the Captain and all the hands be-
longing to her, had been wafhed overheard
excepting one Ralph Norgood, who had
lalhed him(elf to one of the timbers, and be-
fore he was taken off the wreck by Capt
Hafie he had been Ave days in that fituati-
on, living on raw dried iilh and rain water
Part Of the cargo being dried fin, brought
many marks into the veGelas ihe lay on her
broad fide - The poor man was alihoff in
fen6ble when taken up, but is now qIite Ie-
The ufual time allowed for fabfciption
20 palt lotteries has been fifteen days. The
mbfcription for the Prefent lottery was filed
up yeaerday in iefs than five hours. 's y =
NAV y. Lord North had ome CONVEX
fation yeaerday, with foreign miOifer,who
alked him why he was 70 ltrongly welded 70
an opinion that the general paci6cation
of Europe would continue ten yearsi His
Lordlhip anlwered, thai if the various pow
ers of Europe really knew their own intereff
there nevty would be another war, bur that
policy i,ieIf would become aguarantee TO the
rights of humanity.
Extfs9 sfsa letter fran Cepsabegea dated
~ Aprd az. - ITO.
Saturday lat, early in the forenoon, the
Committee Of Inquiry pronounced tehtence
sgainH John Frederick Struenfee, and Enc
void Brandt, which was accordingly pre-
tented to the Pnyy council, without his Ma
;sley's attendance. q In the afternoon, the
Rasy Council net agsin; in the evening
mg, towzrds fepen o'clock the King arrived
from Charlouenbafn, and Preiided at the
Council Board, when, after confirming the
5cntence, he vent 6itse7y to the Italian
Oh.yo. - aa.2,.. -!sqpas
o'ssSame day, az twe'Se At noon, both the
prifonrrs were acquainted BY their Council
lors, with their senvences. Ssrueniee rsceis-
add read it with extraordinary comPOfure,
which naturally attonifhed all thofe preient /;
sawbom hsebfefyed.- they ought a. be did,
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LONDON, May &.

Z a letter received at
Amlerdam, dated A.
p.il IL, il is authenti-
Gated, that q Spani(h
frigate which arrived
the week before AFTER
rol, from Buenos Ay-
res, brought advice that
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F R I D A Y, July "a.
B o S T . NJ.

By tie Mtreary- Packet, CAPT. DiA'n, from
Faimsatb,and Capt. Cumming from Liver
psoi, bsfb arrived at NesV Yak, we bGVF
received the fsllOsUing
EUROPEAN IN TELLIGENCE.
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nued the sas;cif: ct his power after II was
fulpended, they were relolved to ieize uPop
his perfon, and lend him Niloner to Eng
land and as they heard that the GovernoF
had relolved to defend his houle, and hadgot
a party of the regular troops, and feveral
gentlemen of his friends, into It, with pro-
per arms for that purpofr, they finta msf-
fage to him, by the fpeaker Of the Aiiem-
bly,, and one gentleman of the Council, de-
firing only, that he would, 10 prevent the
efFuion Of blood, dilm,ls his guards and
quit the government; which pfopofal ne
Absolutely rejeeted, whereupcn firing be-
gan on both hdes, and the people, at lat,
broke into the houIe in great fury, 10 that
by the firing, or after The people got into
the houie, a good many were klped or
wounded on both fees; and among the reit
the Governor himfelf was killed, and his
body thrown into the itreets.
" There was afterwards fome enquiry
made into this affair; but though between
70 and 20 men had lolf their lives in the
lcuffle, befdes thoIe that were wounded, |
do not find that any perion was PunIihcd for
being concerned 10 it, therefore it isproba
bic. our minifiers thought, that Governor
Park had, by bis bad conduct, brought the
misfortune upon himleif, and deleryed what
he met with" ~ '.e
Whether more than one or two Cover
nors on this continent, have not in 70 ma
ny inRances initiated Col. Park, that rati.
ona adminiR, alton would not conclude any
confsquences of their illegal and vexatious
behaviour, brought on by themielves, might
be worthy of their re(pe6ive confederation.
MIR. Park did hardly dIicover greater aver
fion to fair trials by jury than MIR. Hut
clinton has done. We do not read that he
made one effort to bring criminal caufes to
trial by information only; nor did he really
attempt any alteration in the contribution OF
his government TheIe capital macesVrt,
were relerved to grace the administration OF
that unpar aeed chriaian and excellent pa
triot, the natiVs Governor Of the province
of the Maaachufetts Bay. r,..,4
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B O s T q NJ d

We hear from Eaf- Hampton, on Long
Hand, that on the aIa ult. being training
daF, as the company were difchsrging their
muikrts to break up, young man, named
Ofborne, thinking to make louder explo-
zion than the ref, lpat into the'RVzzls OF
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Mr.. THOMAS,
PkaE 70 inert The fsllssUing and ysa lUiR much
ebige a RRoDn.lsLANpER.
II DIALOGUE bstIUssn CuFFEE and BIS
MAsTER, on SdfD day evming ie6.
MASTER.
XX7ELL Cufee What's ting world =
w bouti &c 81
Your matters iick-no Firing ouk< IPaA
Conhn'd week, and not a ftiend
Vovchiafes Jingle hour to fpend.
The govt indeed's no focial creature,
Stand OFF you whslp-behcld thefe feet here.
Ca6s. Pm forty mailer People FAY
De lhIp be going all away; sroH
De Newport folks, Pm berry forty,
Are what dye call :hem-no no Tory,
Dey burn Cooner, Aog dc men,
And den go hide demfeIf agen.
King George fay guy Now what de matter
DAT all my f,'lor no 60 get her;
And 70 he fend de Admiral word
To get he people all aboald,
And goand nab'em If he can,
And den he'll hang'm cherry man:
De fojer too be going dere,
And leave poor caaei, very bare.
Cuffee no cry, but glad to fee
Dat Bolton will be once more free.
MATER. Strange news indeed do they
- fupPofe,
Thofe peopie dread fuch puny foes;
That they fhall leIze with vulture claws,
The patrons of the pubic cAuie;
Are they fecure, 70 fmalI, 70 few, .@
> lis but to 60, TO Zee, fubdue:
rhole hardy ions are apt to fame,
Such courage, fchooners fcarCe will tame:
The folders are fcanty band,
To cope with heroes hand in hand.
But houd lhey feize the deiiin'd few,
What can theY fayi What would they do
The people rife, and aids from far,
Will ruth to jointhe facred war:
Brothe,s for brothers fure will fight,
For common fafety-common right
Will heavn content the troops once more
Shall fain the, freets with native gcrel
For every drop, thus yisIy flled,
I'd gladly count folder dead.
Hand me my fhoes, I've loft my pain,
MY govt is cur'd-I'm well again.
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S A L u R ID A Y, December IL,
B o S T O N.

0NC 0tAl IlitGshe
RESOLVED, THAT every part of
the Britiih dominions
hath arigh. TO expect, that no powers of le-
citation or government be exercifed, but
what are every way confident with the Eng
ilh confition, and its true principles.
RsIeIvfd, That every part Of the Bri,iih
dominions hath righ. to petition and re-
monarate, o. join in pe,itionipg and remon-
ftrating, TO the King, Lerds and Commons
of Great Br tain that all acts Of parIia-
mrnt which are unconstitutional and griev.
Gus to them, may be feafonably and fully a.
brogated and repealed.
ReISivrd, That every part of the Britifh
dominions is under great grievances and op-
prefiion, in which are executed acts of parIi.
ament, that are contrary TO the conRituton,
70 the rights Of the fubjeas, and to their re.
HEpAated petitions and prayers. And the well
nae of this people calls loudly on them. pub.
Ickly to siicrt their violated rights, and u
mite their endeavours for the recovery of the
fame.
RejSIUsG, That the inhabitants of Malta
chuieus- Bay, and of this town, as part of it,
have right to keep and enjoy their private
intereR and proper Poaeiions for ever. And
that no power on earth can julfly take them,
or any part of them, without content of the
owners, or their representatives.
RtlSfcsd, Tha, the parliament Of Great
Britain by their acts, have cauled and are
now cauing, the private property of the peo-
pie Of this province to be taken without con-
TENT, and that this violation of their rights, is
contrary to the contribution, and the repeat
ed perIsions Of the province to parliament.
RxjSfVgd, That without entering into the
right of parliament to impofe duties onEem-
mons, Wine, OIL, Ff0fbrs, Raiiins and O.
tber produce of Spain and Portugal imported
into America their Obliging Americans
to qualify fuch articles for importation into
the colonies, BY carrying them to Great Bri-
tain and THERE paying the duties, is great
and an uncommon kind Of grievance. By
Jheie means fuch voyages are greatly pro-
,raaed, and an extraordinary expence from
inlurance,wear of the vefel, vi6fualing, man
nIng, 81. is needlef'Iy heaped on the owner,
and would be faved were the duties payable
in America.
Agaia, Many Of thefe articles being pc
rifhacle, are partly, and often the greatef
part, entirely ruined through the tedioufneis
Of The voyage.
Fwfbs,, The principal fcalon for hipping-
theic articles from SPUN, &c. 70 happening
thatthe fhips which load them mufi be on the
American COATS in the mott tempeRuous
leaion; many lives and much interefi muff
be loft which would probably be faVed, were
the duties payable at The cuRom-hou6es here !;
and many other hardfhiPs might be enume-
rated reful,ing from fuch aeas.
RsISfVsd, That this town has never been
wanting of the higheR veneiation and refpea
tor the BritIlh parliament, as the great legif-
iative and lupreme power ofthe nation, uo-
til an unavoidable eifeReem and reiuef
antirreverence have been excited by oppref-
6orand inceilant injuries.
RsisIvs6, That the execution of theie and
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To be fold for eight guineas,
n SERVANT Girl, who has
"A three yeas TO ierve. Enquire of the
Printer.
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To be S o L D,

To be S 0 L D,
a Schooner burthen IS tons,
n with long quarter deck, prime
Tailor, and well found in every re(peet. SOLE
or exchanged for a veGel ct 90 or 100 tons,
and the difference paid. Enquire Of LEWIS
GRAY, at bis houfe, New Bottom.
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his p,ecs, and Rruck the breech againR the
ground, when it when Cff, and the. whole
cha. &C entered at his left cycs and bOwsd
Ma b. aims out he expired Immediately.
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lalf AuguR. A curious Method now prac-
tiled in Greece, eftaking Honey, without
delfroying the Bees, as related byMr.Wheel-
er, in his Journey thither.
Eciples, Apes, Spring Tides, Judgment Ct
the Weather, Feafts and FATS of the Church,
Courts in the Mallschufetts-Bay, New
Hamplhire, Connecticut, and Rhode Hand,
very accurately corrected, Sun and Moons
Rifing and Setting, Moons Place, Time of
High Water, PublicS Roads, with the bef
Stages or Houfes of Entertainment to put up
at, greatly corrected fince Taft year, Qnlkers
Yearly Meetings, Liberty Days, sc.
Sold at, Knox's London Book Store,
Green and RuilclPs in Qneen-Stfeet w.
MAlpine, and ]. Boyles, in Marlborough
Street R Diaper, in ew6ury-Sseet J.
Fleeming, in King Street; |. Thomas near
the Mil Bridge; J. Perkins, inUnion-Strcet;
A. Barclay, il Cornhill A Steele, in MarI-
borough Street; S. Hall, and w. Williams,
in Salem T. Emerlon, in NewbuFy-Port
A. ButIcr in Ponfmou,h; E. May,E. Brown,
(. and A. Davis, Bottom. Neck S. Craft, ].
Grayton, ] PAtten, in Roxbury.