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a BOUT 70 lions of Choice
"A clean Clipped LOG-v GOD, fee
Of sIumps, TO be fold. Eaqune Of the Prin'eI.
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ford faction have the diffributon Of the
leaves and fines. Theie accounts are fICm
tie IIih to the 18th of May.
Beiides thofe mentioned in or lah, de-
gree of M laer of Arts, was con-
ferred on Mr.. Nathaniel Porter, graduated
in 1868, and the Rev. William Gordon Of
Roxbury; Nathaniel Mites, A. M. educat-
ed at Nanau- Hall, was admitted ad sEndtm.
AT a general Council he'd at the Coun-
cil.Chamber in Bottom, on Wednesday the
9Th infant, his Excelency the Governor
was plealed to nominate, Joieph Green,
Efq; to be Juffice of the Inferior Court OF
Common Pleas for the county of Suffolk
Ard on Tueiday Taft his ExcelleDcy was
pleafed to nominate, George Godfrey,
Efq; to be Juitice of the Peace and of the
Quorum, for the county of Briito. David
Wyer, jun. Efq; to be Juflce ofthe Peace
for the county of Cumberland. To all
which Nominations his Majeify's Council
did advife and content. D., 49,.
Among the Gentlemen who received
their 6rf degree at the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT,
was the only Son of Ralph Inman, Eiq;
of Cambridge who upon that occaiion
gave a very extenhv- Invitation, in the
name of himfeIf, lady and fon, to the cir
Gle of their acquaintance, to dine at bis
feat Taft Thurlday. We are informed by
fame OF the company prefent, that they
found table of about $50 feet, under a
canopy on the green before the houfe,
fpead with an elegance as if directed by
the fancy of Fairy Queen, bur at the
fame time capable of giving the mott fold
latisfaction to the whole ichool of Epicurus
while the fideboards range would have
put new fmile upon the cheeks of Bac-
chus and his jovial train. Poor Venus in
deed and her nymphs mutt have burft with
envy, had they been preient to examine,
at one fingle profpea, brilliant group of
more than eight icore ladies.
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w EDNE SD Az, July n.
b . S T Q N.

On Monday lsit large fhop. occupied
byMr. Sumner houie-wIight,in Board<ft+
ley, near Trinity Church, catched Oh 6Ee,
which entirely confirmed the fame tokstber
with a number OF tools, sc. ~!
We hear thar the I4th regiment now at
Cattle William, where they have been in
dureis for upwards of two years. will loon
embark for the lland of Barbados, the
place ofredezvous 1t is faid that St Croix,
is the objca aimed at. NE are ted that a
carlton of fSUenty men will be left at the
Cattle, and, conhdering the great addition
al frength OF that fortrefs (Gnce the wlthy
drawing the provincial troops conflicting
alto the natural bravery of the fwsSfy to be
left there, and that they have erected new
and ftout Bloek bsEIf at the back part of the
Cattle, we may ref eafy though the united
fleets Of Ffanec and Spain ihould attack
them. n. B His Mejeay now pays for
our defencewith our money.
NKwPonr, 7ajfN LaR Monday fall
the Beaver, 49, 4 might seafonabIy be
expected, & any thing reaionaole could be
expected from the pselsnt adm-niRr ton
Of G. B--n) that faid fhip was gone
to the HAVANA, to demand a number o.
Birth JE6jFt7s, who have for along time,
been fiarving in the loathfome jails at that
place But iuch an ae OF humanity car
fcarce be even hoped for in the ptlffn
EZRA ! l-Fortunes for numerous de.
pendants are not to be obtained by fucf
chriiijan acts of benevolence and mercy.
The Beaver loop arrived here from Z
cruiGe on Saturday night, without having
taken Jingle prize, the coat being, as we
learn, entirely clear of natural enemies and
we ihould be extremely glad to inform ouI
readers of lis being as clear Of all other en-.
emies.
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T U E S D A Y, July Il.
B o S T o N.

Bya yef1el arrived fromF almouth we learn
-That me bill for the relief of proteitant
diGerters has pancd the Commons-That
MIR. Pignerelli, was beheaded at Rome for
his fatiricsl writings aeainft the Holy See
That dreadful fire had confirmed twenty
houfes in London That upper at the
Pantheon in London, for 1900 OF the Me-
blity, sc. ceft IaSol. for vistuals, and
cool. for wine, ferlIng- That Jonathan
Britain, per(on, who declared he could
give great might into the villianous actions
of (ome lervants of the Britih crown, re-
lative to the fl at Portimouth was fen
fenced to be hanged That The Counts
Sruenlee and Brandt have been executed
at Denmark though it is thought this
news wants confirmation. = hat theFrench
court are in great want of money and have
offered the lfland of Co!fica for faIe.- hat
three ~ gun fhips, two bomb ketches, a
FIRE fhip, and yacht, were ordered to be
got ready for the fea at an hours notice
That the Queen of Denmark wears deep
mourning, for her murdered reputation
That two fhocks of an earthquake happen
ed at Liibon, on the 9Th Of April at mid
night, which continued two minutes, but
did no damage That Major Rogers who
was 70 fervicable in the command Of boz
dy of ineguIars in America, has juff obtain
ed comm hion from his Majefty for Ind
ing OUT the north wef psf4ge in that quar-
ter. He is to be allowed three pounds day
for hinfelf, and four fhillings each for fifty
companions of his own chuilng. From the
intimate acquaintance tits gentleman has
with the country, his knowledge of tie In
dian language and above all having the
Object much at heart, the lcheme leems to
preface a very fuccefful iHuc.--Fhat
George Mills, Efq, Is to be appointed q
CommifIioner of the board OF Cuaoms at
Bottom, in the room Cf - Robinfon,
Eq; who goes out with Major Rogers(at a
handfome aIlowance) TO Aft in exploring
the interior parts of North America. That
three of the young Princes are preparing for
inSculasion And, that in cafe a war with
Denmark lbould take p ace, tn. Duke Of
Grafton will again be at the head of affairs,
, lord Camden have the feais, and ,..s Bed
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M o N D A Y, July 40.
d q G L u NJ

Lah week Capt. Jarvis, in the fhip
Hannah, failed for London, in whom went
paRengers, Mr.. George Green, of this
town, merchant, and feveral Spanlih gem
temen who belonged to the hip which
was Carried in to New-London, laft fall,
in difrefs.
Laff Friday fe'nnight howef of hail
fell at scarborough, Attleborough, &c.
fome of which were as big as bullets, and
deaoyed feveral fields of corn and rye and
it Is faid,it lay on the ground leven inches
deep till next morning.
Yefterday arrived his MajeRy's lhip
Mercury from Halifax alto fnow in 90
DAYS from Glafgow and a brig from
Quebec.
1t is fad that the Counts Stuenfee and
Brandt were executed at Copenhagen in
the following manner: They fifit had
their hands cut of, next their heads, and
then their bodies CHARTERED, and laid upon
the wheel, and their heads and hands fix
ed upon iron fpikss. Struenfee behaved
very penitently but Brandt was remarkably
bold Some people in England fcrupe
the truth of their being executed, as it was
not in the London Gszette.
DIED ] M. Edmonlon.-At Marfb-
field, John Gooch, Eiq; late of this town.
AT Salem, Mr.. William Jeffry, one Of
the clerks of the lnferiorC Court ter the coun-
ty Of Easx. ~
ARRIVED here. Whitney from New
Haven; Rogers from Philadelphia In
pcrfoll from Newfoundland Vincent from
Jamaica WinAow ftom Mountferrat /;
Andrews from Turks-lla and Hudlon
from Cape Nichola.
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T H U RS D A Y, July 23.
II O s I O ~.

II is faid that at the late feiivity held al
the town Of Cambridge a certain great man
from Rutland, after drinking Lord Hilibo-
rough, North, Butte and the Baronet OF
Nettlebam, propofed as tsaft, 6 confuhon
to S. Adams and party" and though he
prefumed himfelfin company with chofen
band Of ftaunch enemies to the righ:s of this
colony, a very friial number pledged il /;
and even Mr.. F. c., in general
fuppofed Courtier enough, 70 freely hand
led the C-..--l that il feems the forward
gentleman has been convinced, bis z:al
to pleaGe the very few of his own tyrannic
kidney, had pulled him TO length from
which he would gladly retreat, b'n0vs DIM
al, fdi0o. What return can man txp-a
from a couzty, who propoles to toaft the
confUGon of its mof jealous, diiintersftsd
and ihA.xibie friends and patons
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Imported in the laft fhips from London, by
JAMES PERKINS

Two doors below theBritifh Coffee Hcuie,
North fde Kingftreet. -.
4 LARGE and neat anortment
IA of Jingle, and double Flint Glals
Ware, plain, enameled and engraved, cut
Wine Dccanter and Salts. Likewife i.
Cream coloured DELPHI and Flint
Ware, Bohea, Soucbong and Hyfo- Tea,
Mufard in pound, half pound, and quarter
pound Bottles, ditto by theDoz.n orPound,
without Bottles. Choice freR Gorgoniz
Anchoyies in. Bottles or by the Pound,
green Capers by the bottle or pound, Jor-.
don Almonds, Florence Oil, Englifh pick
led Walnuts, very fine red Herrings, Nut
megs, Cinnamon, Cloves, Mace and Pep,
per, Poland and common Starch, S and IS
Inch glazed Pipes, double and fnge rehn-
ed Englifh Loaf Sugar, Glouceaer and
Chefhre Cheefe, groun Rice, &c &ca&c.
ALTO, NaragaElet Cheele, Cho-
colate by the Box or Pound, French Indl-
go, with many other Articles in the Groce-
N. B. Stone Jugs, ard Pickle Pets,
All the above articles will be fold as cheap
as at any Store in Town. -.
July e., He. has juf imported a
large Aformeni On addition to the above
of Cream coloured Stone, DELPHI and GAS
Ware :-ShopkeePers in Town or Cour-
try may be iupPlied by Wholefale or Retail.
20 He has few choice Hams of Bacons
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July 23. ~. l
would get in with the ifland when morn
ing came they could but juf difcern their
veaels when they put off and endeavoured
to get on board but foon after the wind
and the Tea rofe 70 high that their boat was
almof filled, and they were obliged to keep
before the wind and could neither fetch the
velels nor the ifland next day feeling no
thing of the veHels, they concluded 10 make
the fsff land they could, and after being in
the boat eight days .withou. fcaTce any thing
to eat, they reached Rattan. Benjamin
Knox and Richard Hayward died in the boat,
and Capt. Davis and John Nichol died al
mof as foon as they landed.
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80 To be S O l. ID by 80
JOSEPH PALMER Sc SON.

AT their Store, at the lower end Of King
49, Street, Bottom; e t..,
NPERMACETI. CANDLES /:
~ Alto, An AGorment of ENGLISH,
SCOTCH and IRISH GOODS, and a few
Cafks of PRiSTOL BEER. a.,
, They have ALTO to fell, at the
Houfe Of JOSEPH GREENLEAF, Eq; in
Hanover Rreet, near the Orange tree,
A good Ai1ortment of IRISH IL
MEMS. ,.., -. ,,, ~
N. B. The above Goods will DC fold
Wholefale or retail, for little more than the
Sterling Colt and charges.
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] 0 Ii N ii 0 ID G S 0 N,

Hereby informs the Public, i
THAT he carries on. his Buff
l. nefs ola BOOK BINDER, at ms
Shop oppohte Mr., Philip Freemap's jun.
near Liberty Tres, the. thop Mr.. John
GIeenlsw lately improved, where he euea y
ges to execute any orders he may receive as
neat as any London binding, and at the
moff realonab'e prices. Gentlemen wait
ed on at the ihorteit notice, and the
fmallef favours gratefully acknowledges. j.,
q, N. B. Orders from the Country HfiGly
attended to. 49,. .....-. -......
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THE Proprietors of BOSTON

THE Proprietors of BOSTON
l., PIER, otherwife called the LONG
WHARF, in the town of Bottom, are, in
conformity to an Act of the Great and
General Court, pahsd the Taft Sefiou,
Incorporating the faid Proprietors, here
BY notified TO meet at the Britih Coffee
Houfe in King-Sreet, in Bottom afore-
faid on the 6rf "Wednesday of Auguf
next, being the fifth Day of faid Month
at three O'clock in the Afternoon, then
and there to choofe a Moderator and to
fix on fome Method, for rafting Money,
for defraying the Charges of iuch new
Work and Repairs, as have already been,
or may then be determined and voted
to be effected, and for calling future
Meetings of faid Proprietors and gene.
rally to tranfaa any other BuGnels that
fhaIl properly come before them, and be
for the IntereR of the Propriety.
Be6sn, July an, f77z. ...- -
JOB PRINCE, PrOprietors Clerk.
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On TUE D AZ NEXT, \
At ELEVEN O'Clock, :.
win be Sold by PUBLIC VENDUE al
the Au@ipH-Room in Queen, S,teet,
FIFTEEN Catks of az. sd. rod,
n 2od. 24d and iheathing NAIL, da-
mayed. ]. RUSSELL, AuGtorc,r.
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T U E S D A Y, June 23.
r O s T o N.

The Earl of Halifax Packet Boat, Capt.
Bolderfon, arrived at New York, on the 4th
infant, in lat. 90. so. fpoke with the loop
Two.fiffers, William Cliff, MATER, from Boi-
ton to Tortola, II days out, who had met
with bad weather, in which he was obliged
to throw quantity of lumber overheard.
BY letter from St. Johns, Newfound-
land, we hase advice of the death of the
honorable Michael Gill, EGq; Judge of the
Admiralty at that place.
MARRIED. AT New York, Captain
John Brown, of his MajeRy's Royal Anne
rican regiment, to Mils Molly Livingstone,
daughter to Peter Van Burgh Livingstone,
Elq;-At Long lnand, Mr.. NcholasVeghte,
of Gowanefs, an old gentleman of about
feventy years of age, to the widow Suydam,
relie of the late Mr.. Lambart Suydam, Of
a pace called tn Hondervly, lively brfk
old lady cfiixty arOng proof of Cupid's
art.
DIED.1 Mr.. Edwards, tailor.-Mr.
William Moore, pipe -maker.--At New
York, in the o8th year of bis age, Mr..
Daniel Rayo He was one of thofe worthy
people who Aed from France for the fake
of their religion, and took fhelter in happier
Contribution, where they might worihip God
according to their own condolences.
New LONDON, June S. Laf Thurf.
day night the houGe Of Mr.. Joieph Way, of
Cheael6eld Society, in this town, was
truck by lightning, which came down the
chimney, burf open all the doors and win
dows in the houfe, ripped off the window
caps, raiied the chamber floor and roof, and
removed one of the main potts of the houie
Ceveral inches from its place, burf down
the partitions, entered bed room where a
child lay in bed, and dearoyed cafe and
let of bottles therein, and killed dog
although number of perfons were in the
houie, providentially none of them received
any hurt.
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pendent fuptort, has been open and unre-
irfved with the Aaembly there, without the
neceiity of being repeatedly iolicited to come
10 an explanation but we cannot help pity
ing our brethren and fellow iubjeets in that
Province, if their Representatives are inalten-
tive to this alarming attack. A ruler indie
pendent of the people both for his being
and fapport, is monfer in any free Go
yernmen,. A power without check is
tyranny every where.
PHILADELPHIA, June II. One OF the
fhips which ineakcd out of Bolton harbour
is watching for prey in our river, where
in a manner, below the dignity of any
thing but -, they fire at, bring too,
board, ranfack, fwear and tear at every
veGsl, lhsllop, fat, sc. that they can lay
eyes on Topping men in their lawful
buinefs, and putting his MajeRy's fubjects
in fear of their lives and liberties, and In a
mott underhand manner, take every low
method to obtain intelligence. Latt week
they fcized ihallop beiongingto Chetter,
loaded with -four and lumber, and NAL
treated the l<ipper on which the owner
fued the officer, and he was taken by the
Sheriff, when the Captain and leveral hands
from the man of war came on ihore, REL
cued the offender, and the Captain took
the writ from the Sheriff, and carried i',
together with the man, on board his thP.
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For the MASSACHUSETTS SPY.

rConclnJfon of the tiecs began in our laf]
a S to thoie townfhips which were for
IA merly under the jurfdiefion of New
Hampihire, their tenure lhoud be judged as
lecure againlt encroachment as thoie who
hold from the province of the Mailachuletts
Bay. The fra fetters there rcld by poilef-
fion and improvement, thofe that hold under
them, hold by grant, and, to take OF all
preience, from the notion of the land being
what is vulgary called ero1Vn lands, his late
Majefiy Empowered Governor Wentworth,
to &C grant any lands not before granted to
any of his loving (ubjcas in faidProvince, ard
ALTO to ,hofe of the New England govern
ments upon fuch moderate quit rents referved
to his Majefy and his lucceilors, as his laid
Governor and Council lhould think meet. !"
- his quit rent is itated a. nine pence
ferling per 100 acres for ten years, the
payment of which, is to be bar forever
TO the King and his fuccehors in any at
tempt to reclaim the land.
1t is true the jurfdiGiion is changed, but
who does not know, " that change of jurll.
diSion is no change of property -"
That thofe lettlers have an undoubted right
to their lands, and to defend themleves in
the ponciIion, | think is very evident; the
hrlt lettlers in the before mentioned govern
ments, had good title Part of the lands
they purchaled ofthe aboriginsis, a part they
conquered and part they found unprotected
and unappropriated, this ;hey held from the
original grsnt.-"The earth hath he, that is
God, given to the children of men," Who
ever deiires to be poAeAed of any particular
parcel ofthis joint sseref, muf obtain il by
the explicit content of every commoner or
the content of their representatives, or by
fuch means as is originally agreed upon at
the 6rlt forming of the government, and
thus the fettlers of the SO townihIps afore-
mentioned hold.
More need not be laid upon this fubjeet at
prefent, fomething iimllar to it relative to
an Aand near Philadelphia, is determined,
probably, before this time, and juf now
hear, that Governor Tryon has given the
people encouragement that they ihall not
be further molefted.
MASSACHUSETTENSIS.
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NJ o N D A Y, June ~.
B @ S T 0 N.

Lar Wednesday the Houle of Repreienta-
tives appointed large committee to take
under confederation what meafures were
proper to be taken relating to the provi-
fon made for the iuppot of the Governor
of this province, Independent of the grants
and ais Of the Gsnr0i ADSmbly. And after
wards Gent up the following meiiage to the
Council Board, viz.
May Il pleof the bOnourd6h Board,
THE Houie Of Representatives early in
L this FELTON,, thought it necehary pre-
yious to their making grant for the fupport
ofhls Majefy'sGovernor of the province, to
order meaage to bis Excellency requeff-
ing that he would be pleafed to inform
them whether pfovifion was made for that
purpole o,herwile than by the grants and
acts of the General anembly, to which
he was peafed to return an snlwer ::
And as it is the opinion of this Houfe, that
the fubjea-matter of his Excellency's anfwer
very nearly affects the coOfttution of this
province, they have directed that copies of
the faid meiiage and snlwer be laid before
the honorable Board that they, if they
pleaie, may take them into confederation and
act thereon as they may judge beR.
We hear that orders are received from
General Gage for the I4Ih regiment, now
at Cattle William, to hold themlelyes in
readiness to be removed.
Lat week came to town from South Ca
rolina, by the way of Rhode Hand, his Ex-
cellency Lord William Campbell, and lady,
Governor ofIhe province of Nova Scotia.
We hear that on the twelfth infant man
was found dead (fuppofed to be murdered)
about -four rod from the road leading from
Great. Darlington, in the county of Berk-
fibre, and about mile from Col. Elijah
Williams IRON Woiks- His body was
found about eight rods from his cloaihs,
very much eaten by vermin, and appeared
to have been perion in good circumstances i;
he was of middling failure, had black curled
hair, fine blue broad cloth coat, new buff
breeches, ftriped waiacoat, Hone leeve
buttons, and very fine holland lhirt, but is
unknown as well as the murderer though
we hear that Deacon Brown of Stockbridge
hys, that the former was lately at his houle
with a fun of money las he knew the
cloaths) and that at the fame time there was
alto an Old England man in his houfe that
went of, little before the deceaied and
il is foppofe5 the fame man, by Description
is now at Simibury in Connecticut for
fuch perfon there has lately enquired of
Betkihire man whether there was not man
found dead near Deacon Browns aforemen-
toned which enquiry was prior to his
being found. IL is fupposd he had been
murdered about FIVE or fix weeks.
ARRIVED btre. Higgins, Brown and
Hurd from New London; Odds and Squire
fom New-Haven; Horton and Hewstt from
North Carolina Allen from South Caro-
lima Newcomb from Newfoundland
Begbie kom New-Providence Doane
from Maryland Frazier from Cape Nicho-
Ia WeRon from St. EuRatia Atwood
from Grensdoes and St. Martins.
OUTWARD bound. Mayo, Morton, Wa
ters and HuAey for Wef-Indies Bray and
Dome forNrwfouncllnd; Wier for uebsc.
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On FRIDAY the 18TH OF July,
ANIME in the Morning.

ANIME IN the Morning.
Will be Sold by PUBLIC VENDUE at
q the Auction Room in Queen Street,
A VERY Large and Valuable
1 n Collection of BOOKS, in almof
every Branch of polite Literature The
Books are chiefly New and well Bound
Printed Catalogues may be be had at the
Auction Room in Queen ltreet, the Mon
day proceeding the Time of Sale.
RUSSELL, Auaioneess
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no be SOLD very cheap for

u DC ONILD Wy NIIOdP IOF
l. calh, or EnglIlh Goods. new Fall
back CHASE, and alto SULKEY, very
neatly made, with Harneies for.each COM
peat. Enquire Of tn: Printer.
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I NUMB. ~.
S AT URD A Y, July IL.
B O S I. q ".
Exna7 ETA Letter frona Falmouth N0Va-Ses-
ia fnne 10

Exnaa sf0 Letter from Falmouth Nova Scs-
G0 June 70
i" There has been grea. deal of damage
done thefe parts by fire, which has run
through the Country near fifty miles, and
burnt feveral houf-s"
RoxByRY, Jnb7. Y,Rerday in the
forenoon, the Rev. Mr.. William Gordon
was in failed to the paaoral care of the third
church in this town.
HALIFAX, June IS. On Saturday the
E h ult grea' FIRE happened in the town.
lhip of Lunenburg in this province, which
lated from 4 O'Clock in the morning, until
late 10 the ev- mig before it could be ex-
tnguiihcd, in which 6e, the following per-
fons were fuferers, viz.
Su,herlands farm houNe, barn and ffables
In middle range. Wendell Wleit, two houl-
$, barn, and fence. Nicolas Conrad,
houIe and fence. In Center, Barbara Lof-
1erin, houfe, f nee and grain. Nicholas
Smith barn. South diviiion, CORVALLIS
Morreau, barn, and fence. Johannes Ger
hard, houie, barn an fab'es. Hsnry X lchs
houfe, fence and grain. jacob Siear.
houfe, barn, fable, plough, cart, fence and
grain. Afmus Thiel, houie and fable.
Johannes Lonus, fen. barn, fence and gran.
Johannes Lonus jun. barn. Gotlieb Hob
bod, houfe, barn, fable, fence and grain,
SIC. In R.fbay, Cafper Zinck, houfe,
barn, fable, fence, and new cart. Jo-
names Gorkum, COW, heifer and fence.
Nicholas Wolf, houfe, barn, fable, fence
and grain. JOHANNES Seeburgher, houfe,
barn, fable and fence. Henry. Folger, a.
bout fifteen buihels of grain. Leonard
Newfarth, houle, barn, fable and fepce.
In Kanit ibcrg. Gosiieb Harnilh. houfes
barn, fable and fence. Mrs. KIahners
houf-, barn, fable, fence and two pigs.
Johannes Mofmar, houfe, barn, fable and
fence. Peter Knack, houle, barns fable
and fence, Sc.