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w HEREAS the Copartner-
Wv tnlp Between HANNAH and

NAA ~
w inlp Between HANNAH and
HEPHZlBaH CARNES is mutually difol-
we'd, this is to acquaint theie who have had
any dealings with them, that the bufinefs is
Gill carried on, at the faid Chop, near the
Town-pump, in Cornhill, by HEPhZIBAH
CARNES, who makes for>Sale, Hats, Clokes,
Caps &c. in the newell tafe, where allo may
be had, on very reaionable terms, com
pleat aHortment of MiIinary and stner piece
good, too nume Gus to particularize in an
advertisement. 1hole who pIeafe to favour
her with their cuaom may depend on being
well uted, and al. iaVours gratefully acknow
edged.
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XLTHereas PARK WOOD.

XXTHereas PARK WOOD
Wv WARD, has opened, and keeps, a
PUBLIC VENDUE facing Fanc,iil-
Hall Market is Bottom, and fell Goods at
public Sale every Week Night, and at private
Sale a Days, by Wholelale or Retail on the
lowef Terms. And likewiie on the 6rif
Thurfday and the Iaif Thurfday in every
Month from Eleven o'clock to One, to take
in and cell Horfes and Watches at Public
Vendue, at the ulual commlfion of FIVE per
cent, and all Gentlemen that have Mind to
80 our him with Bulinef of that Kind, fhall
be ferved with the greatef fidelity BY their
Humble Servants aforementioned.
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B o o K S.
HIN L A N G D O N,

20 II N L A N G D 0 N,
AT the New Book and Stationary Store, OPP
polite the P,sii Office in Cornhil, Bottom,
Has jutf received from LONDON,
A Large and fine Afonment of the moft
Modern B 0 o Ks,
In all branches of Literature, Ass and Sci
ences, which will be fold REMARKABLY Cbsap
for the cafhi
Among which are the following, viz.
LIENRY OH the Bible, s Vol.
i L folio. Ditto on Prayer. ditto on the
Sacrament.
Mrs. Macaulay's Hiftory ct England Vol.
Monteiquicu Spirit of Law, 2Vol.
Univerlsl HiaorY, 20 Vol.
SCHOOL BOOKS OF every kind.
With a variety of the newell and bef
Books in LAW, PHYSiCK, HISTORY,
and the CLASSICKS.
BIBLES OF all forts, viz. Large Church
Bibles, Folio, Family, Quaro, Octave, Mi
mon and Pocket ditto, BY The Dozens or Gog'e.
Likewile, a large and compleat aAorment
ofSrATfONARY, Accompt. Books of air
forts, Paper OF all forts and Gzes, Ink Powder,
QuilIs, Sealing Wax and Waters, Prsls- Pa
per, fome Of hyperion fort to any ever i'm
ported, sc SC. &c.
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To be SOLD by
ALEXANDER STEELE,

In Marlborough Street little fouth C the
Governors.
N/ATTS's Palms and Hymns,
w with Hymns for Baptifn, bound in
one Volume Brady and Tate's Palms,
Gilt or Plain, Malachule,,s Calendar, Ames's
and Lows Almanaeks, Bibles, Tefiaments,
Spelling Books. Pfalters, and Primers. Books
Bound Or Plain, in the neateR manner
and al Cheap.
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Juf imported in the Taft veiiels fFoP<4sON1
DON, and to be fold, by | pit g
Jose H PA NJ ER,-
At bis Store in King Street. Orth-Side;
a Very large adortment of
"a 3 4ths, ? Sths, and yard wide lrlh
liaens, Iilh and Rufiia brown and white
meeting, houfewife c!cth, dowlas, RuHia
linen, ofnaburgs, tickIinbuygs few aAir
of very beau1fai candieficks, and glafs
wane->.
N. B. The above goods were purchafed at
very low rate in England, and will be fold
cheaper than can be bought in any fore in
selson, for calh only. Choice Dumb Fifth.
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To be LET,
4 HandFonie ROOMfuitable for
"A an Office almoG oipofi,e the new
Court-Houis. Eaquirc OF tho P'lnter'
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) | l. X 5.

Rich Brocaies, rich Role cooared Da-
mafk, P4duloys, Ducapes, "trip, lowered
and pain Lu,eitrings, PERTAINS Ofall widths,
Sarfenets, Alamodes rich plain white, and
blue Sattins, black and white and black and
pink Lace SattIns, and other forts fcrLadies.
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] o S L P H IRC E,
Has imported in the lat yefIeI, from London,
and has 10 fell at bis lhop at the north fidr
Of the. Town Houie, Bottom, large apd
Geuetd AHortment OF
EN- LISH G GODS
- AmOGgR which are, =
M UFFS and Tippets. Fur I rim
1VA miUgs, Ecsrlet and other coloust
Broad Cloths Of m prices, fcarlct Whirni,
plain and knsped Beaver Coating, BealfkD
Kerisys, Serses, Fiannels, I'aizes, Shalloo
Tsmmes, Dma nts, Cslsmsncoes, RUFF
Cambe,s, plain and Griped CambIetee,
Denmark Luflrc S, MiHinets, Grizets, A
poems, Rib Psp.ims q a nfsO ffab,iek, Crap
yard wide SpRs, lrIlh Linens, Checks, d,
pers, Damalk and Diaper Table Closh
Dowlas, Six and Linen handkerchiefs, brd
caded Shoes and Clogs, Engidh and Lyn
made Shoes and Pumps, GoIolhoes, Paftenl
Ribbons, Threads, iewing Six, Buttons
Quality ard Coat Bindings, Ladies 1asR faI
Jbimable Gaps, Sc. &c.
N. B. Bsa HyJen, Bohea and SsHftong
TIA, Spices, Supe,hne Flour, EngIifh Loaf
Sugar, Glafs and China Ware, &c.
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Imported in the fsveral ihirs tbs Spring
from London, by ::
T O M AS L E E,
At his fore near the Swing Bridge, Bolton,
y VERY full and compleat AZ
"A fortment Of PIECE GOODS
LADIES SILKS, with which be
is conllantiy fupplied) of the newell faihions
he has now by him mof elegant variety,
competed of almof every kind in ufe: a.
Book and Thick Mullins, Tombour work
ed ditto, rich Brnll:ls and Mecklen Laoes.
IRIS LIN Ms,
R LIB o N S,
P PER Han G IN G S,
Rich and Baikct- worked Gold and Silver
Blu TT ON S,
G O L d and SILVER LACES,
WATCHES of various Sorts, ALTO,
Warranted Gun Powder, Shot, Nails,
6 BY 8, 2 by 9, and 8 bvIo Window Giafs,
genuine Kippen's Snuff, Alum, Ruiiia, Ra-
vens and EngIiih Duck, Ofnaburgs, Verdi
greeie, &c.
-" Said LEE receives all his Goods from
fi'R Hands only, and will fupply Shopkeep-
ers and Traders on as gSod Tsrms as any per-
jSa in Baton.
The greatsf encouragement to tbsis s0bo
parebajS rifb prelsnf Moay.
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SILENT WILDE,
Rider from Bsaon to Northampton, Der
field. SC.

Rider from Baton to Northampton, Der
field, sc. 80.
n DvERTISES, that as the
n Time of his laft Engagement ends
with the News the 4th Monday in June
next, he hopes bis CufomeIs will not fail
of being punetual in their PAYMENT -
And he hereby Notifies thoie who are IN
Arrears with him for paa Services, to pay
on or before the Time aforementioned
otherwile he is determined, however dlia-
greeab!e to him, to puttheir Accompts INTO
the Hands of an Attorney, as ne has nor
vet been able to lette with the Printers ter
News Papers formerly had of them -
And further gives notice, that he propoies,
(provided he can have Gome greater Encou-
ragement than be has received in times Pat'
otherwile he muf drop his Defign) 20 ride
his u(ual Citcdit thro' the Term OF another
Year, to begin with the Firf Monday OF
July next, to ride once Week, the one half
Of the Year, and once Fortnight the other
half, and to fupply each Of his Employers
with one of the Bottom Weekly NEWSPAPERS
and Garry their private Letters, &c. as uiual,
during faid Term, at I2s. each. the one
half to be paid at the End of fix Months
the other halt at the End of the Year.
" Said Wilde has a Farm near
the Meeting Houfe in Shuteibury, contain
ing 86 Acres, with Houfe and Barn, and
good Orchard thereon, and about go Acres
under Improvement, which he propoles to
fell, and if not diGpoied of by Wednesday
the 9th Day of July, then to be fold at
Public Vendae, at the Houfe Of Mr.. Martin
kellogg, InhoIder in AmherR, at One o
Clock on the (aid Day.
May ~, I772.
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EBENEZER HANCOCK,

AT his ihop in Marlhall's Lane, between
the Gga of the Corn. fields and the Mill
Bridge begs leave to acquaint his form
er good cufomers and Others, that he has
juh opened for fale, ..
4 FRESH aGort:nent of Hard
n Ware Goods, which he is determin-
ed to fell at the very lowef Advance, for
Cath only :-rhoie who pleafc to favour
him with their Cuaom may depend upon
being well ufed and all fayouEs gratefully
acknowledged.
Bottom, June s, 1874.
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HARDWARE GOODS.
Jua imported by
WILLIAM BR e c /

WILLIAM B e c K
AT the Golden Key near the Draw Bridge,
a. GENERAL ai1ortment of
IA Pewtery, Ironmongery, Braziery
and Cutlery Wares, alto Powder and Shott,
7 by 90 by and by 7 Glals Tin plates,
Iron and Brafs Wire, Lanthorn leaves, fand
GlaGrs, Brufhes, Mops, Lines and Irvine,
broad and narrow Bunting, with general
aiTort % ent of ShipChandlers and TinWare ;
which he fells either Wholefale or Retail at
very fmall Prof, for Cain only.
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At bis Medicine Store the Sign of the
Leopard, South End.
.TAKES this method of inform
l. ing all Gentlemen, Ladies, and o.
theirs, who have had the Misfortune to lole
their Teeth, that he Fill continues the Blu.
iinels of making and fixing artificial Teeth
as uiual, in 70 elegant manner as 20 be
bu, little inferior 10 the natural, either in Ule
ot Beauty, as many who have experienced
them, can telify Where alto any Perfon
afflicted with painful Stumps or Unbound
Teeth, may have them removed with Pc
culiar Dexterity and Eale.-And all Perlons
who have the Scurvy in their Teeth, which
threatens their removal though found, may
have them cleaned without hurting the Eaa-
mel, or in the leaf degreeimpairiDg them, and
may belupplied with observation-disclosures
vAToR, which is an excellent Powder, the
bef adapted for preferving the Teeth ano
Gums, and preventing them from Aching,
of any Preparation ever offered to the Pub
lie: 1t will cure the Scurvy in the Gums,
bring the Teeth to their original Whtenefs,
and by continuance of its Ule, will Pre-
lerve both Feelh and Gums in pure fate
during life 1T is not preteG.ed that 1t will
perform ImpoGibilties, that it will make
rotten Teeth found, or will cafe them when
they violently aoh; bur it will aHuredly
prefetve thofe Tech found that are 70, and
caufe the Gums to adhere to them and pre-.
vent thofe that are decayed in part, from
becoming wotie.
AT the above Store may be had.
Morgan's ufeful Eye Water, which
has in 70 many cafes been found ferviceable,
that it mutt efcape the cenfure of the mott
critical Oculif-<Brigifen's famous Bug Lii
guild, which effeetuslly deRroys ,hole hate
full Vermin,-be they ever 70 numerous
An ahorment of genuine patented and
other Medicines of the bef quality, and
Medicine Boxes for Families or Shipping,
with exact and particular directions for uie-
ing them, and variety of other articles
cheap.
The above Powder may be had ALTO of
Cox and Berry in Bottom, Doctor Ksf in
Salem.and Dummer Iewett, E6q; at Ipfwich.
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The
Province of the Me0debgIsth-B9y.

Province of the Mq1debytth-Bgy.
- JOSHUA FULLER, sf Msc-
II S. ton in the county Of M:ddl5lt*, IN
! laid PreVines, Gentleman, one Of
tbe P,ineipal Pysprissors of a
7ssun@ib Of Land birg in The late
Prsyinrs Of Nam, on lille Ama-
yoEosgin River, granted BY fb'
graf and Gsnral .CsEyt on tbf
Irtb Day of fans II. d. I77I.
10 YOU and abri. Grating.
TX7HEREAS you, with four
wv Others, Projectors of the tract OF
land above mentioned, have made apPllca-
,;on TO me for warrant for calling
meeting of the Proprietors Of faid Town
jhip for the pupofes herein after mention
I'd. You are therefore, in his Masity's
name, hereby required to notify and wafn'
in time and manner as the law directs, the
Promoters aforelaid, that they meet at
the Dwelling tiouCe Of Capt. Nathaniel
COolrdee, Innhol in Wateltown, on i'usi-
day the twenty hri day OF July next, at
eight O'Clock beforcnoon, to tranfact the
following matters, viz. 10 chooie a. moe
rator of faid meeting, a Clerk OF the Fro
prietors. Anelors, Collector or collec-
TORS Of taxes and Treafurer. To deter
mine how future meetings OF faid P'opTIe-
tors (hall be called. To determine what
tum or fums of money, fhall be rallied 10
defend the intereif of the faid Projectors,
and for defreying neceiiary charges, as aiio
the manner in which laid money ihall be
RATED. To choolc committee to Proie-
cute or defend any action or actions where
in the intcreR of the Proprietors or their
AHigns are or may be concerned, with iull
power of fubfltution. To Zee what other
committees are n-csGary, and to choote
Them. AS ALTO to afceltain the claims OF
any perfoa pretending to have an lntsreit
therein. To fee what former votes OF the
Proprietors they will ratify and confirm.
GIVEN Under my Hand and Seal tbs
nc doy of Aprri, in tbs ttuslffb yfar Of
bis Mggay'i Ragu, n. D. i77L.
S. DANfOR TIL, Tyqies Of fbs Pea"
tbroEgb0st the (aid fr'Vf"ff.
IN purfuance of the foregoing warrant,
the Proprietors of the Townthip therein
mentioned, are hereby notified and warned
to meet at the time, and for the Purpoles
fet forth in faid warrant.
JOSHUA FULLER.
A true Copy. attef,
ALEX. SAEPARDjun. Prop. Clerk.
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Nova-Scotia Grindffones.

NOVa-oCOtIa OIIIIuIIUIIOS'
TUS r landed, the complicated aiiortmsnt Ct
:. NOVA SCOTIA GRlNDS TONES
ever brought into the country, and to be fold
by HENRY Bass, at his fore adjoining the
Golden Bali Tavern at the head of Green's
wharf near the Market, Bolton, on account
of the connections he hath with the Manu-
faaurers, he can afford them vafty cheap
or Cath or lhot Credit.
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New Bookstore.
JOHN l. A N @ d 0 N,


Oppolite the Polt- Office, informs the public
that he has juf received from London,
Large and Grand
Ahortment of B O Q K s,
Which he is determined to cell 10 chean as
TO give entire fatisfaefion 20 the purchaier.
The fsllssOing Cataloups BE- brtfen., 70 tbs gsn-
TENN Of lbs Lar, vz.
DACON'c new Ahr;larnante of
d 49,, vo,. re sss ",
n.v - IA - O " '" 0''
R,rrou,s Re. ouo,. Eli
To,d Pamond,. - |, vnI. TT.
D., W;ll;s-,s - -. - '
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Sh;OO.,'. a.
plnmJ..,. -
v.,,,;s,. ~ A.
+ ILL., ST., p.o;a., nj. r.r
n;,;a go 800 . '0''' f0''o'
g....L;n,. pI".. oe.h. Com,
p."san1.,. Comr".,sr;.. "e ,L.1e
Tn"IsnJ ILL., I've - '"' Laws VI
D;,," a".I,G. O' 4'O'
C."o;..Lag,. p;a; - r
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gA.sL;.,s ah,;do.,.osc..L
re" 50 T.;S.rTs - ~OO~'
T r." b..
C: anAl N T,s
o"Oe'1 - :" T.nnr..
CT. = K;,a Past
k6.,,o.. - t." Maris '
o,' Ia. ~ '
p'Sa;".I D -. e $50 .S~c1 : vo's. MI,
49, 'aeSS' NJ =. VIE OO'''"o' 'es''
E; a%s. ; .soe o.. M, T.p
r ae"e'Ds, 60; ~" Ia s.s' pu n,ev'um'
A11 ~ =" N I"0 u"f''
an 'A's a.ey OF ,ne Oe'' ar sno
c. ,o a. ~pP ~ "N"0'' :" 'i"O'y' rhy '
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To be SOLD BY
Tolley Allen,

At his fhop in Marlborough-Stre Bottom,
the ihop DR.. Gibbons formerly improved
A very LARGE and NEAT
Allotment of
Engli1h and India G GODS,
Suitable for the Sezfons,
ConGffing chiefly of all kinds,
the Particulars too numerous for
an Advertisement.
AS the faid allen is determined,
on an entire New Plan,
His WHOLE Stock in Trade he will fell,
either BY Wholefaeor Retail, at
a very Hffs mare than the
Sterling colt and
charges,
He Aatters himfelf that the advantage that
may arile TO his culfomers, will be equal if
not hyperion to their purchaiing at any whole
iale or retail fhop or fore in town OF country.
N. B. Choice Green and Bohea TEA,
and all kinds of Spice, likewiie Indigo, Look
log Glaies, beff of India China, with DELPHI,
Stone and Earthern Ware. Sc. &c.
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their favours which will be gratefully &C.
kno~ledged by their humble fervant,
MARTIN BECKER.
N. B. He has to fell, the beR
of French rapee lnuR, very cheap for cath,
by the bottle, hundred, dozen, or
Jingle bottle.-choice Hyion and Bohea
TEA, blythe dozen or les. Loaf and brown
Sugars, Coffee, Flour, Rice, Cotton, Melaf-
es, and all forts of Spices sc.
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SADLERY GOODS.

A complest allorment of Sadlery goods,
rjuR imported, and to be fold by
R. @. c R A N c Fl.
at his ihop on the Exchange,in King areet |;
Among which are,
A GUAM of Engli(h
IA Trees, plated Bit, Stirrups, spurs,
and almof every article that Can be enquired
for ia the SadIery way.
Country Sadlcrs. may depend on being
well ferved on as good terms as at any lhop
or fore in the province.
Said Cranch, makes and fells all
forts of Sadles, Brides, sc. OH the Ioweit
terms for Cain -
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B TON: Printed by ISAIAH THOMAS

N: Printed by
m aSa
N.Y. EFT II mBaq
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nlanutac-

IL a l D manufaC-
IL tured and fold by the
advertiser, at his Shop near
the fat Conduit, Bottom, who
hopes he has given fuch ia
tisfz6ion to his cuitcmers as
will induce them to continue
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John BARRETT Sc SONS,

John BARRETT Sc SONS,
Have imported in the laif fhips,-
4 N uniyerfal and very neat az
"A Gortment of London .Briasi, Birmisg-
ham and SbsGtN HARD WARE and
Gu rLARY GOODS, which, with a
great variety of Engliih and European
Goods fuitable to the leaion, luch as Clint
yes, Calicoss. Linens, Jeans, Fuitians,
Peniafcces, Bengals, Checks, Damafcus,
Markings, Lorettocs, LuteRrings, Laces,
Cotton, Silk and thread Hole, Mitts &c.
Sc. they are determined to fell by whole
CaIe for Cath or fhort credit, and by retail
cor Cath only, the very loweft rates.
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. AN DREW DEXTER,

q AN DR. E w DEX TER,
In Hanover hreet, lite to the Southwark
of the Mill bridge, BosT ON, has opened,
and now has to oifpofe Of, both by whole
fale and retail,
GOODS of various forts, frefh
NJ and new, from different ports. He
could mention the fhips by which he receiv-
ed them, and the names of the REFLECTIVE
commanders but mott people know tn It
this will not sfsa either the auaIity or the
price. He could aG;n thar they were
bought with ready money, came immedi-
ately from the manufacturers, and are the
belt of the fevsrai kinds that were ever i'm
ported. All this be could fay ALI this
indeed is eaGy faid But if he ihould add
that J6epkepsrs may b0Ve bis EngE6 Goad5 as
cheap as jremfbe Merchants in London, he fears
that Tome folks would call it putting, and o.
theirs would give it even a sVorjF name. Ifhis
goods are cheaper than they are fold at any
other fhopin town, itis abundaDtly fufficient.
He will not, however, roundlY affirm any
fuch thing. He only wifhes good people,
country Shopkeepers in particular, as they
pats along, would be kind enough to cali
and inform themfelves. After they have
viewed every article he has got, though
they fhould not then chuGe to purchafe G.
ven one of them, he will nevertheless own
himfelf under great obligations, and will
kindly thank them for having given him
reafon to hope that, at fome future time,
they will favour him with their Cuftom.
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DANIEL SCOTT,

At bis Medicine Store the Sign of the
Leopard, South End.
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!. II U X ID "A \, November 20.
B q S + Q N.

" " N.
We hear from Roxeury, that on Monday
the 10Th day of November infant, the free.
holders, and other inhabitants of that town,
were legally afembled, in order to take in
to confederation and adopt luch meafures, as
might be thought expedient, refpeefing the
late alarming report, (added to the othel
grievances under which This people have for
leveral years groaued) viz that ffipcnds are
affixed BY order Of the Crown, to the Offices
of the Judges of the Superior Court of Judi.
cature of this province. When after mature
elaboration thereon, the town appointed
Committee, coniilfing of FIVE Gentlemen, to
:pfsDsse and report Initruefions for their Re-
eEefshtatye in General Alcmbly, refpeefing
this mJmentious affair. The meeting was
iksa adjourned to Monday the z3d infant,
iR.order 20 RECEIVE ths seport Of their COM
mitsee, and to do what might appear fill
further expedient to bsdone, on 70 alarming
an occafion
On Monday laa the ffeeholdeY and other
inhabitants of faid town again aHcmb ed, ac-
cogding 70 adjournment, when the meeting
was very fal, and the Committee having re-
ported draft of INSTRUC TIONS to their
Representative, the fame was feveral times
read, and after debate thereon, was voted by
the town Of which the following is copy,
viz.
To CAPT. WILLIAM HsATH, RtpxjSnfa.
ivt Of The TeSOS Of Roxbury, in GmrOi
A0Smbb
SIR,
WE his MajeRy's moif loyal and dutiful
w fubjeas, the fTeeholders and other in.
habitants Of the town of Rcxbury, in town.
meeting aflembIed, this 23d dzy of NOvem-
Der, I77a: Being as on the one hand ever
ready 70 giee all due aGifapce for encou-
raging and supporting the exNcife of 60
vernment ia conHitutional maaner; 70 on
the other hand, deeply concerned That the
rights and privileges of Britifh fubjeeis,
that beG birth-right and noblefi inheritance
OF mankind, may be fecurely enjoyed by US,
and tranfaGtted TO Our poferity; can
no, bur expfe(s how greatly our fears have
been alarmed at the general apprehension
there is, thet a material alteration is foon
10 be made in the manner of Importing the
Jutsices oftbe Superior Court of Judicature
10 this province, and other officers of that
Court, whereby, infead Of receiving their
lalaries or fupports from annual grants made
by the Great and General Court, as here
tofore, they are henceforth to depend folely
on the foyereIgn will and ples(ure Of the
crown for Their fuppot. This change we
cannot but conGder as moR important and
dangerous innovation, creating an undue
and unconRiiutional depsduanee, quite re-
puguaut to the lpirit Of .he Bn'ilh conHiiu-
ton, and which will, we apprshend, lay an
unhappy foundation for the fubverting pub
lie iuRice, and we do lock on il a. great
haTd[hip, that while all pofible care has
been taken BY acts Of parliament and ex
ptefs defire from the crown itlelf, to make
the judges Of England completely iadepen-
dent Of the King, bis miniiers and fuccef-
fors, that the lodges Of our Superior
Cows lhould Be ssndered absolutely depen-
den. on The croTn in The imPorIan; article
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