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I H U r S D A Y, AuguR 20.
B Q S 1T . N.

On Monday lzlf, as MIR. William Boxley,
Clerk Of the ST. John armed fchooner, was
attempting to ftep on board boat, atWheel-
wrights wharf, being near lighted, he I'M
luckily fell overheard, and notwithstanding
be had fpeedy affifance was drowned.
As Mr.. ChriGopher Rives, and fome o.
ther gentlemen, in Virginia, were returning
from Sudex-court, in that province he was
Aruck dead with lightning, and the others
much hurt.
DlED.l At Philadelphia, Mr.. Jofeph
Hart, late of Portfmouth, New Hampihbe.
PHILADELPHIA, AIggf 10. BY Capt.
Conyngham, we are informed, that an ex-
preis arrived to Sir Ralph Payne rom the
Governor Of Anguilla, before he left Anti
qua, with an account of Spani(h man of
war of 70 guns, and merchant lfiip of 40
guns being franded on the ealt end of that
illand OF the 9TH oJuly the crews of which,
amounting to 1000 men, 60. fate on fhore.
The account relating to the maflacre oftle
Indians in Ann Arundel county, Mary land,
(as mentioned in this paper is entirely with
out foundation.
NEw-YoRK, Azsgf I3. We hear
from the Wal Kill, in UlGer County. that
a few days psf, as one Francis BedIne was
waking towards bis door, he was obferved
by his Wife and a gentleman then in the
houEe, to hagger and reel, they Immediately
took hold Of him, to lead him to bed the
gentleman faid to the mans wife, &C your
hufband is dying" Lord have mercy on
me" Jays fhe, 81 am a dying alfo," and
they both expired in few mAutes, with
out utterirg another word. A ariking in-
flanee of the uncertainty of life, and loud
call to all to be up and doing, and to obey
thefe words Be ye ALTO ready. =
We hear from Newburgh, in Utter
County, that on Friday the 9TH infant, the
houfe of Samuel Sands EIq; was truck
with lightning, and much damagsd; ane-
gro man and woman were truck down 70
that their lives are d.fraired Of.
NEw-HAvEE, A9ggR IL. Laff Satur-
d y night, large barn, full of grain, be-
onging to one Mr.. Woodruff cf Farming
ton, was fet on fire BY lightning, and entirely
confirmed with the grain. -
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For the MAssAcHusRrrs spy.

For the MAssAcHusRTTs SPY.
7" Bur The THUNDER Of bis pororr, sv5s
can A"dfrRard3" Jcr, Xvi. IA.
TWas God that tun'd the rolling fphere;
L And frech'd the winding Gies
That form'd the plan Of endlels years,
And babe the ages rife. +.
From everlaiting is his might,
Unbouoded, unconhn'd,
He plerces through the realms of light;
. And rides upon the wind.
He darts along the burning fkies
Loud thunders round him roar:
All heay'n attends him as he flies;
All hell proclams his power.
The fun fhrinks back as he appears
The moon forgets to ihnc:
And every blaRed far declares
His MAjefy divine. am
He fpeaks great natures wheels itand fili:
And ceale their wanted round:
The mountains melt each trembling hill
Forlakes its ancient bound.
He tcatters nations with his breath,
The fcatter'd nations Ay:
Blue peifilence and lpreading death
Confe(s the God-head nigh.
Ye worlds fevery living thing,
Fulil his dread command
Pay duteous homage TO your King;
And own his ruling hand
But oh My mufe, foIbear the theme,
Since thus tn Almighty Jays,
" What tongue is equal to my name :
Or who can trace my waysl"
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for I77s.

curb the lnfolence of Defpots, and open the
Eyes of her Sons, that they NAV fee the
Article of thofe who firive to. en1ave them.
~. All true Sons of Liberty throughout the
Globe.
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&c MAssAcHcsETTEHsIs # Sincere
ENoyrRER dtfsv TRUTH CLERIcus !;
N. N. and CHAKIeLEs, &c. are rttei1sd s
tat sshf bCsmirtsd tbi' cEek far uNHf rom.
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7 OST, about twelve days ago, a
- red Morocco POCKET. BOOK,
(the owners name at length, in capital let
tiers, famped thereon) full of papers which
will be of no ferviee to any peffon but the
owner. Whoever has found the fame, and
will leave il with the printer hereof, lnaIl re-
ceive TWO DOLLARS reward, and no
quelions aiked.
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To HMgfer-Bmlders and Confrac-
fo'sIor Baildigg.
THIS is to giveNotice, that there

L are public Buildings, conGIiing Of
Church, Court hoOfe and Jail, to be I'M
media,ely carried on at Charloue.town, j.
Gand of St. John. in the gulph of the river
St. Lawrence. Such 2elions as are willirg
10 undertake the fame, are TO apply for fur
t,ei par,icf sf:, at the bar Of The B i ilh Co.'S
fse-Houfs. d.
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For the TEETH and GUMS.
JACOB H M E T,
DENTIST to her Msigqy and the Prin-
cefs Amsh0.

DENTIST to her Mighty and the Prin-
cefs AmeE0.
= EGS Leave to recommend to
~ the Public, his newly difcoversd EG
fence Of Pearl, and Pearl DeYhfrief, 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
7fstb and Guns Particularly they will pre-
JirVe ibs Teeth in perfect found fate, even
TO cid age; they render them white and
beautiful, without in the leaf impairing the
enamel; Je9e1 iuch as are looie, keep luch
as are already decayed from becoming worfe,
prevent the To0tb-Afb, perfectly cure the
SeHrVy ia the Gums, and make them grow
fra and clsf to the teeth; they ikewile
render the breath delicate, fweet, and re-
medy almof all thofe dilorders that are the
Confequence of Gcorbutic gums.
Sold (by appointment of Mr.. Henet)
whoiefale and retail, by ~. BayLty, Perfu-
mer, in Cockfpur- freet, near the bottom
of the Hay market, London, and at Will
am Sestfs Irilh Linen Store, near the Draw
Bridge, Bottom, New-England.
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THIS is to give Notice to the

lilo IS 10 give NOtlCe 70 the
1 P1blic, that there is large Tracf of
good Land to be given off in Lots, from one
Hundred 10 Thcufand Acres per Family
upon the Efates or Lordlhips OF Berthirr,
and New York, the property ofthe Honour
able Captain James Cuthbert, Eiq; lying on
the N'uh v ea fde of the Rive Sc Law
renee Province of Quebec, difant from that
City forty fix Leagues, from three Rivers
fifteen, from Montreal fifteen, and about
the fame diRance from Lake Champa ain,
where the River from laid Lake, en- pties it
t-f into St.Lswrence c., appetite 10 Aid ERatey.
The Conditions are. VIZ The Lands to
be given OFF forever: The Qnit-tents at the
safe of two Bufhels and halfof Wheat, and
one Spaniih Dollar, per hundred Acres,
per Annuni, with the cuffomsIy alienation
Fines upon Sale, and the frf two years
free ofrer.s.
Any Pe'f1n, or Perlons, that irclinss &c
take UP any Of fad Lands, may apply to MIR.
Stephen i uttle, Land Surveyor at FCrt 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 iltuation ofthe
faId Traefs: I hey are efleemed among the
beh Lands in the Province. for rafting all
foI's of Grain, and hath already, fettIed on
them, above fix hundred Families, There is
alfo good Filming and Hunting) and the Land
now propofed to be given of, lies ABOUT two
Leagues back from the River ST. Lawrence.
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The DIsMIsSIoH.

1W OISMlSelOH.
A Council, by the chairman Aatter'd,
This work OF folly DID. and fc4tter'd F..
Dectitfui CnrJnus TOW declares,
With all his miniftrrla ais
That Glib by Tome former bounty,
Was made iquire of Plymouth county :
And hsvgbf to have an hand and eye
In pub.iihing that ttorny SPyl
] only by fufpicion go
Nor law nor evidence | know
Since he our luminous don't obey,
To come before fuch f---s to-day.
In order for examination,
But puts us off with dsteffstion:
And net attending to his funmon
Twas thereupon adviled in common:
That the laid CT be no more,
A iuffice as he was before
This is new faihion law and right!
This is a tyrart's boyiih fpite
Now fpiteful TIM has bis deire,
Anl G-7fI no mere lquire.
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w | N E S.
To he fold at
BLANCHARD's Wine Cellar,
Dock-Square, Bottom,
CHOICE old fterling Madeira,
~ Fine generous Old Req Port,
Tenerife, Malaga, and
All other w | N Z as ufual.
London Porter,
Brandy, Welt India and
New-England Rum,
Old JAMAICA SPIRIT,
IfugIafs.
Bras and Iron Wire, properly prepared for
wireing bottles Brais Cocks.
N. B. A few choice Nauaganlet Chee'e'
Flaik Oyl.
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PO is c OR N Z R.
II MODERN T ALE.

To ]. G--F, Ef~
" GU, by Gjpitisr are rogue
7 A character that's much in vogue
You arc required to come and fcrSPe
Before long Tn and every ape,
At vices hall of fools dependence;
Or you'll be trimm'd for nom attendance
1t on Tuefday, now, remember
The tenth of next cold month, December!
At ten o'clock before it's noon
If loggerheads can rife 10 foon.
MY board of weather-cockS I'll nuRer
And in my chair with lawwll blufer:
And then and there with fnoke and vapour
You will be sfked about paper,
That's call'd the MaHachuIetts Spy
Which doth all villainy defcry. s.
Now, CT mind this writ and come,
Or at your peril Ray at home :,
Dated the FIFTEENTH of NoVrm6sr
A month which tyysnfI ihould remember:
BY order of the public chairman, E..r
With the advice of every layman:
Sign'd in the ulual form ard hand
AS Prorogations, by comD7nd.
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a IL Perlons indebted to the
4 y Efate of DAVID BELL, late Of Bof'
ton, Brick-layer, deceafed, are deilred TO
make immediate payment TO William Bell,
and Elizabeth Bell, Sole Executrix 10 the
Iaft Will and Teffament of the deceafed /;
and all who have demands upon faid Effate,
are deiired to bring in their accounts in order
for ipeedy Settlement.
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Jufi imported, and to be fold BY
WILLIAM WINGFlELD,
At his fhop in Union Rreet, Bottom,


At his ihop in Union ftreet, Bottom, .
4 GENTEEL A1ortment OF
IA Aower.d and plain lutefrings OF all
colours,ric brocades, pink, roie, green, and
cloth coloured Englifh damafks, padufoys'
ducapes, Englilh and India tafaties, belt hair
griGets, very neat aHortmsnt of AOwerId
and plain fattin, yard wide and e-4ths. boPE
muffin, yard wide and 4ths.Aowered muilIks
for ladies facks,a great variety of gauze OF all
forts, chintles, calIicoes and patches, lawn
and cambricks, pate combs, and all forts OF
goods fuitablo for all leafons, too many to e.
numerate in On advertisement, which ne will
fell very low for cath only.
Said Wingfeld calls on all thofe
that are indebted to him on bond, book or
notes to make immediate payment or their
accounts, sc. will certainly be put in iult the
next Inferior Court without exception, as he
Intends for London ioon, and deilres all thoie
that have any account to fettle with him to
bring them in, in order for iettlement.
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A IL Perfons having any de-


4 = mands on the eftate of DR.. SAMUEL
WHEAT late Of Bottom, deceafed, are here
by defired to bring in their accounts to Han
nah Wheat, of Nrwton, ExecutIix, Alexan-
der Sheppard, of faid Newton, or to William
Wheat, of Bottom, her attornies, in order for
an immediate fetement. And all perlons
indebted to iaid eaate are, ONCE MORE | de-
fired TO pay their baIlanceseto eithefthe a.
bove, as they may expect otherwiGe to be fu-
ed at the inferior Court to be holden in
Charletown in March next, without any
further notice. :
- Said HANNAH WHEAT, having
fli.able accommodations, wonld be glad 10
take Boarders, either Gentlemen or Ladies,
who are fick and like to retire into the coun-
try for the benefit of their health.
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BY bis ExUllesy the Hon. JOHN BYRON,
Elq; Govgrnor and Commander in ebief in
and ovsr tie JGand q NftVfawdlaaG the
ceeRsfLabradars, sc. sc. &c.
VX7HEREAS it hath been reprefented to
w the King, that great diforders have
been committed at the Magdalen Hands,
within my Government by crews of veflcls
fitted out from New England, and other
parts of North America, to the great annoy
ance and prejudice ofihe Sea. Cow ffhery of
thofe ilaRds, and which If not prevented will
totally defroy the fame And his MsjeRy
having been pleafed to direct me to take the
mott efflaual meafures for preventing fueh
abuies in future; ! therefore, in obedience to
his MajeRy's Commands, hereby order and
direct, that all bis MsjeRy's fubjeets arriving
with veiIeIs on the coat of the aforementi-
oned iflands, do not in any wife difurb and
defroy the faid fea cows without licence
from me, as they will anfwer the contrary
At their Peril. Given under my hand at St.
Johns, this 2oth Of AuguR, I77I.
J.. BYRON.
By BIS ExceHtny's command
ioHN WILLIAMS
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General Psf Office NluV-1ork, Nov. 1, 1871.
NOTICE is hereby given, that

NOTICE is hereby given, that
IN on account of tae new Regulation of
the Polf to Canada, which is to arrive every
Tuefday evening at this. Office and the
weekly poR from the EaRward and South.
ward, arriving every Wednesday T; the mail
going from hence by the packet, will for the
future, be clofed at twelve o'clock at night,
on the 6rif "Wednesday in every month, (be-
ing the fame time it clofes at the general
poft- Office in London for America) and a.
packet dispatched Herewith the next day for
Falmouth. BY command of the Deputy
PoR- Matter General.
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ROBER T S & L E Z,

y
TAKE this method to acquaInt
Il the public, tina: they have removed to
the fhop lately occupies by MRS. DE erieg'
nearly oppoGte the Old Brick meeting -h32uie'
Cor8hil, Bottom; where they have tor SsIe'
A Large and Valuable Allotment ct
~ j T w Z L l. E K Y,
London, Birmingham and Sheffield Hard
Ware Goods, fold as reafonable as at any
Shop or Store in Town. Mott of the above
Goods arrived in the lat Ship from London
20 Every article in the Jewellery Branches
made and repaired, as neat and as Reasonable
as in London.
Mourning Rings made with expedition:
( NIB. The utnoa value given foi old
Gold and Silver Lace.
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However lordlY fools would be i!
FOREVER fhall the PRESS be FREE
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IOSEPH MORTON,
To be SO d,

- ssseeTA o be ~ l. IL,
GAn .ssssd And may be entered upon
SsS9J:l Immediately,
z "A sSsE Lying ia the town of Hsr-
-<tssCI~s-Ta ward and county of Worcea-
''N'AAN'~ er, pleafanty ii,uated, adjoin-
ing to the inc between Harvard and'Groton)
4 FARM, containing One
n Hundred and Seventy Acres, about
ninety Acres of which being now under I'M
provement, con6Ring Of Meadow, Failure
and 1'IIaee Land, the remainder Wood
Land, on he premfes there is hne young
Orchard, large doube Dwelling Hoole IN
very good repair, Barn and Corn houie' a
Pyt-Afn Houf with U,enGls fot carrying ca
tina, Buiiueis, tor which the il'uAtlon is veil
calculated, the whole ve,Y well wAie.e.,
bout one mile fum Saw md Grltt Nh
and TWO and hal miles f>in he Meeting
HoLle. with other conyeniepcieS. { n fur
ther parucolars enquite OF 81 Pteic'', or
MIR. John Conn, Of G'Oton, o M Richard
Smiln z non. .i.s2 -
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o S TON: Printed by ISAIAH THOMAS


P PIa dMyA
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JUS I IMPOR Z d, and
To be fold cheap for CASH, by
Jose P II PAL MER,
At his fore 10 King fireet. Bottom,
n GOOD adortment of Scots
"A Handkerchiefs, Irilh Linens, brown
and white Sheeting, Houfewife Linen, Dow
las, Rufia Linen, Ofnaburgs, Tiekingburgs,
Broad Cloths, Shalloons, German Sergcs,
ColcheRer Baize, Lambfkhs, a few f4lhiOn-
able Silks, few hogiheads of Bri(iol Beer,
and Tome other articles. ALTO, Spermaceti
Candies, as ufual.
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n l. RANTS, hanging ard ifanding Com
-zztfesip Brafs and Wood, Gauging and Sur
veying tMilruments, Cafes for lnRrunIents,
large aud lfmalI P-rfpeeive GlaHes in Ivory,
Wood and Fiji Skin plotted Scales, Gun
ter Scales and Dividers, Surveyors. Chains,
Artificial Magnets with Cafes, Sand Glaf.s,
from two Hours to a Quarter of Minute,
Inifruments of new Contribution to mea-
lure Boards, Quarter Wsggcner's, A'kinfou's
Epitomes, Wifon's ditto, Pattoun's Nsgiga-
ton, Seamen's s1iasnts. Calendafs. Mari
ner'sCompaGes reetiGed, Young Man'sCom.
panion, Journal Books, Ink Powder, Quills
and Paper, Paper Haogings.a An AGortmcn,
of Brafs Pocket Compafes with and without
Cards, Box Rules, States and Pencils, Jack
Knives, plated Shoe andKnceBackes Pinch
beck, Block Tin, and Brafs ditto, Compass
Seals, and Watch Keys, &c BIC. e., =. /.
N. B. All forts of Mathematical lnfTu-
ments are made and repaired by the above
WILLIAMS. Thefe who will favour him
with their Cuaom may depend upon being
well ufed, and have their work done with
fidelity and difpatch.
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lefs Of the cries OF the farvi,g poor, employ
ed themlelves this whole felton, only to en-
fave the family OF prince, whole memory
becomes every day more dear and Gacred to
all true Englifh men. The people arc now
made the judges of the condua Of their Re-
preiehtatives, land the full exet;ion of Inc IL
berty Of the preis, The grea; bulwark of all
our liberties, In Gupport of the contribution,
with the other acguilitions for the public,
will render this Era ever memorable in our
annals. Theie tEiumphs over tue miniiieria
faction we hold more important at this Pc
Rod, becaufe they have been gained, @hen
the chief msgihiate of the capital had betray-
ed the rights he was ohofen to defend, and
trampled upon the known privileges of all
the electors of this great city, which his up
right predeceG'm INDICATED with true fpirit
and Courage Many friends of the csuie Of
liberty we know are apprehenfive that the
late ulurpations will be foon renewed, or at
leaft in the following year. We entreat
them not to deipond, nor to indulge that
gloomy idea. During our continuance in
office we will fand forth the prott ctors of
the jua priv eyes of the fubjea, Your viz
tue, gentleman of the livery of London, will
at the enfuiog miJlummer give us fucceRars
equally jealous and undaunted in the caule
of fleedom and our country
JOHN WILKES, FRED. BULL.
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in rule 2. A fuccelor ihould keep all the
lawful conventions by which his Fredericton
has transferred any right TO third.
With reipeet to the Oacafisn our great
committee ref 70 much upon, preiume no
honeit man in Chnliendom will allow that
Charles the iecond had any more tight TO
avoid it than he had to put every inhabitan,
In the province to death for thinking him
tyrant and as rhe lands now in a great
meafure fettled BY charter from this province
Immediately. OF by their undifputed content
are fairly within the boundaries OF Roiwe l.
corv,vsnce which conveyance no King .f
Crlat- Britain could have right to (et Aide,
It cannot therefore be within the grant OF the
crown, coneluently be the boundaries ef
James Duke of US charter where they may,
they cannot from that or any other colourable
pretenoe Of crown right diarrb thefe poor iet-
{ ers and rob them of their ALL in extorting
tom them fuch enormous patent fe-s as
hey demand.
IT G It IT
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T n u R S ID A Y, July 10.
B . S + q N.


Yeferday being the anniversary Com
mencement at Harvard College, in Cam
bulge, his Exceency the Governor, his tIo.
nour the Lieutenant Governor, a number OF
the honorable his MajeRy's Courcll, toge
ther with the corpor alton, and the Governors
of the College, preceded by the candidates
for their frR degrees in their gowns, went in
proceilion from the Hall TO the Meeting
Houfe, where the exerciies of the day were
introduced with preparatory prayer by the
Reverend PreGdenr, then falutary OF alton
in Latin, the ulual SyIogiffic Diputations in
Latin followed the audience were next en-
tertained with dialogue in the Greek, and
another in the Syriac Languages, an EngIiih
Dialouge, and an Englilh Grafton, which
tinilhed the forenoon iervices. After which
the procsfiGn returned TO the Hall, where a
genteel entertainment was provided.
Between four and FIVE O'Clock p. NJ. the
proceiiion Proceeded by the Candidates for
their fecond degree returned from the Hall TO
the Meeting houfe, an elegant Engilh ora
ton opened the fervices of the afternoon, af-
ter which the candidates for the Matters de-
gree entered upon their fylogfic diirutati-
ons then followed an Hebrew otation, a
Latin dialogue, and the valedieto-y Grafton.
The feveral degrees were conferred In the
ufual manner previous to the valediefory o.
ration, prayer by the Rev. Prehdent, cloied
the academica iervices of the day.
The degrees of Bachelor and Matter OF
Arts were conferred On the following gentle
men, viz.
BACHELORS of ARTS.
William Chandler, Benjamin Loring;
Clement March, Samuel Murray, John
LindalI Borland, Jonathvn Williams, John
Eliot, Samuel Cooke, Samuel Ruddock,
George Inman, John Shaw, John Half
ings, PauI Whitney, Samuel Haven, Gle
ment Weeks, Jofeph Ctofby, Thomas Alton
Coffin, Philips White, Daniel Stamford,
Jolhua-Bayley Ofgood, Miles Whitworth,
jonathan Simpfon, John Clark, Jofbua Bar.
ker, Nathaniel Elery, Joihua Thomas, John
Romans, Edward Hill, Samuel Smith, rho.
mas Burnham, JeGe Rice, William EuRis
Thomas Saunders, Nathan Bond, Johr
Sprague, Martin Herrick, William Fix
John Hills, Samuel Tenny, JoGas Badcock
Daniel Chaplin, Oliver w ellington Lane
Beza Hayward, Phiness Bowman, Thoma
Wellh, Levi Lincoln, Phineas Wright, an,
John Allen.
MASTERS Of ARTS.
Peter Oliver, Jacob Winthrop, JohnWil
iams, Peter 1'nacher Jofeph Lee, Chrif
topher Sergeant, Nehemiah Williams, The
ouhiIus Parfous, William Tudor, Johf
Buckley, Nathaniel Webfer, Peter Coffin
Nathaniel Tracy, Nathaniel Harrington
Ifaac Biglow, Jonathan Williams Auitin
Daniel Jones, Jonas DIX, Willism Bowers
BENJAMIN Wadfwonh, Pe'eg Wadf~ouh
Ebcnezer Bradifh, Elias Filher, Benjamin
Guild, Thomas Moore, James Jewett, Noah
Cooke, William Goodhue, Elijah Fletcher,
Stephen Peabody, Samuel Coolidge andMo.
Ges Dow.
On TuefdsS I'll the Representatives Of
the people of - province, in full al, m
bly, and only enc daF:ntient, Psfed humb :
Pstifisg and RsasziraEFf to the KING