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GenfLemen.

MON which we entertain of your integrity
and abilities. Nevertheless we think itouF du-
tv at (uch time as this, when the very being
of our contribution is 70 dangerouAg attack
ed,to exprels to you, whom we have deput-
ed, and Empowered to act for US, the ienie
we have of the opprefions which VIC fuifer.
No people were ever in circumstances more
truly alarming than thofe in which the
people of this province now are. An ex-
terror power claims tight to govern us,
and have for a number ofyears been levy
ing an illegal Tax on us whereby we are
DEGRADED from the rank of free fubjeets, to
the defpicablc condion of natcs. For it is
evident to the meaneH understanding, that
GreatBrnain can have no right to take our
money from us, without our content, I'M
Ic6 we arc her naves Unlels our bodies,
our perfons are her property, The furely can
not have the leaf claim to dupofe OF our
earnings and though we have hitherto
failed of fuccefs in our applications for the
redreis of this cruel grievance, we are fill
determined TO exert our utmoft Efforts TO
break up this baneful fource of defpotifm
and miisty. The attention of every one
who has the leaft aft elton to his country,
mutt be awakened to this important fub-
ject, when he fees the long train of evils
which Acw from it. We are Especially
under the mott unealy spprehenfions from
the repeated refufals of our Governor to
except of an honorable fupport from the
people and we have the hIgheh reafon to
believe that part Of the very money I'm
iuifly taken from US, is applied to fupport
MIN in fate of Independence, upon the
people over whom he pref les. If this is
the cafe, our ftuauon is truly deplorabe.
The fame opprefions Of which We 10 Jutt-
" complain, are made the fupport OF the
man, who ought to exert his utmof power
70 obtain redrefs of our grievances. A
ruler ineeeendant of the people over whom
he preiides,i is abhonent to the principles OF
free governGent-powcr without check
is tyranny Whoever specified OF fuch
a power, is a matter, initsad Of Governor
and whoever lubmIts to luch power, IS a
fave, inftsad of iubjea. The intention
and only Reasonable end of government, is
the Happiness of mankind and every
branch of legal government, ought to be
interefisd in the public welfare, and ihould
have every PoHible indictment, to fudy
and promote the happiness Of the governed +;
but we fear that the interef of this people,
and of the gentleman who prsfides over
us, are made as difind and even as oPPo-
Gte a. they politely can be /; and If we al
low ourfelves to form judgment from
what has taken place Gnce his Exeellen-
eys accs Zion to the Chair, our fears mutt
be augmented, and confined, as the admi.
uaTstion OF affairs has been altogether
iuch, as mulf necsnarily have reiuited,
from an oppoIition OF interef, and the CO.
vsrnor's entire independently on Us. Ne
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NJ o. N D A Y May IS.
q q 6 T O N.

At the adjournment of the meeting OF
the Freeholders and other inhabitants OF
this town, onWednefday lsR, The commit
tee appointed to prepare Infruefions, to the
Representatives, reported the following
draft which being read and conhdered,
was manimezlJ accepted, and is now pub
lilhed by order of tho town.
To the Honorable THOMAS CUSHING,
Efq; Mr.. SAMUEL ADAMS, the Honour
able JOHN HANCOCK, Efq; and Will
LIAM PHILLIPS, E!q;
Gentlemen.
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Tbi5 day sUaS pabiJ@ed,
: p,;ce QdT,awf,iI Monev

Price Sd Lawful Money!
And to be fold by JosRPH EDWARDS in
Cornhill and JOHN FLEEmINc oppoGte
the Soutb-Door of the Town Houe,
THE PLAN Of a SOCIETY,
4 FOR Making Proviion for Widows,
by Annujtes for the remainder of Life and
For granting Annuities to Perfons after cer-
tain Ages, with the proper Tabl1s for calcu-
latiug what muif be paid BY the feyefal Mem
bers, in order to iecure the laid advantages.
By WILLIAM GORDON.
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He choice we have made OF
you to reprefent US in the
aGembly of the Commons
of this province, at the en-
flung fciiions of the gene
raj Court,is the Rrongeft
telimony OF the high OPT
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LIATS tnanlfac-

IL. tured and fold By the
advertiser, az his Shop near
the fat Conduit, Bottom, who
hopes he has given Ghch "a /.
tisfaaion to his cuiiomers as
will induce them 10 cnnfinnn
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their favours which will be gratefully ac-
knowledeed BY their humble leivant,
MARTIN BECKER.
N. B. He has to fell, exceeding
cheap. excellent Bohea and HyGon Tea
loaf and brown Sugars, Coffee, Flour, Rices
Cotton. .MelalEes, Spices Of all forts, sc.
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To be S o L D,

ITO be fold by Samuel Sloane,
n at his Difiil.HouGe, oppofite the Blue
ball andMsfon's-Ams, formerly Grsen-Dra-
gcn. New England RUM, and all forts Of
SPIRITS, cheap for cath or Moiahes and
as he makes thofe articles bimfef, he viii
warrant them s. for any ma'ket
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NHINO dIC TIT TO "
Governor Of Mahon,
and the Commander
of the feet in iheMe-
diterra nean,to Rop the
Danilh men of war in
that part of the world
ill further orders.
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aA4 3. AoN1
COR I7T2.
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For the MAssAcHUsETTs SPY.
MIR. | HoMAs,

VIE nOMASS
L is reported, that many people in town
L are greatly dlfurbed, at the unnatural
behaviour of a certain young gentleman of
a high tory family, toward his wife: A
mott amiabIe and well educated young la
dy, the eldef daughter of a worthy and pa
triotic gentleman of this ,rswn, whole ia
miIy the young gentleman has lately | hear
prohibited his wife from WHITING which
brutifh act. am credibly informed has had
fuch an effect upon her delicate mind, that
has occaiioned her with foods of tears to
express herfelf as being equally the I'M
happief of all women, whether lhe does or
does not vifit her mott tender parents.
1t is dangerous in our day for men to
treat their wives i'll, for the vulgar often
take it in their heads as they phrafe it, to
ride fuch Perfons ikmminton, but this me
thod oftner produces bad than good effect.
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T H U R S D A Y, May H..
B 0 S T o N.

7 Asst Lords day after divine fervce was
IL ended, the Rev. Mr.. Bowen, paifor of
the New South Church in this town, in a
letter which he read to his people and left with
them, declared his resignation of the paRoral
care of them, and delired their dfmilIlon /;
giving as a realon for this requelf, the great
Encouragement he was under on account of
his i'll fate of health, which he apprehended
was occaiioned and would be confirmed by
ledentary and Rudious life. The people
iurpriz'd at this unexpected determination of
the pafor, whom they had always eReemed
and loved, agreed to meet on the Tueiday fol-
lowing and then confult upon the matter.
In the mean time the brethren of the
church had meeting on the occaiion, and
Mr.. Bowen Fill thinking himfelf obliged in
confidence toperfif in his determination and
requeh, for the reafon aforefaid, after ferrous
confederation and cool debates, they unani-
mouny, though with reluctance at the nece.
fly they were laid under, difmils'd him ac
cording to his own requeR.
The vote of DiGmifion was afterwards laid
before the brethren of the congregation, who
fully debated the matter, and unanimously
concurred with the council therein.
Mr.. Bowen's letter to his people was ref
peetful and exPreAive of that hearty friend
ihip which through the courie of his mniitry,
had mutually fubiflcd between them And
both the church and congregation. in their
feperate meetings treated him with the grea.
teit candor and aff-aion /; judging thar he
had, in thus refigning his miniaerial Office,
tho unexpected and undeGhed by them,
zssed confcienciouily. They declared that
they Hill coniderrd him as brother and ef
tsemed him as hich. and wlhed him the d.
S:ne prefence and betting AS an evidence
sfthe iineerisg Of theis ffiendls7 to hirg, they
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1Tne Nj A IS A { II U S E r r S SPY,
:or I77Z.

DIED. Mrs Mary Howard, wife Of NJ.
Eben,zer Howard, jun. caulker.-Mis Sa-
rah Paine, daughter of Mr.. William Paine,
mier.---Mrs HAZE, wife of Capt. Haze
Al Scitua,e, Capt. Caleb ToTey.--He was
formerly Representative IN the General
Court for that rown.--At Concord, Mis-
Mary Bepjamin.-At Lancaiter, Mary Ri
CHARLTON, wdow.-At Newbury- Port, Mrs
Sarah Lowell, wife Of John Lowell, Efq; Bar
ritter at Law.--At Wapole, Mrs Payion,
comfort of the Rev. Mr.. Phillips Payfon, of
that place AT Halifax in Nova Scotia MIR.
Thomas LAWYER, Painter, formerly of this
Town. -.- .-. -....... ~
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On FRIDAY 2oth infant,
At Ten in the Morning

Will be fold BY PUBLIC VENDUE at
the Auction Room in Queen-Street.
a VERY large and valuable
"A Collection of Books, in the following
Branches of polite Literature, viz.
HiforY, Voyages, Travels, Lives, Me-
moirs, Antiquities, Philolophy, Novels,
Divinity, Phyflc, Surgery, Anatomy, Arts,
Sciences, Plays, Poetry, Hufbandy, Archi-
lecture, Navigation, Gardening, Mathe-
maticks. Law, SIC. sc.
Mott Of the Books are intireIy New,
and well bound, and may be viewed a Day
before the Sale, at which time Printed
Catalogues will be given our, by
RUSSELL, Auaioneer.
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BRIDcEwArER, May /, I772. LAit
tuciday an oak tree of IS inches daimler,
fsndlng few rods from the houie of Capt.
Jofeph Gamer, was truck with lightning
which, from the effects, is fuppofed TO have
entered the uppermoR pat of the trunk, a.
bout IS feet from the ground, and itriking
off the top of the tree, which conlifted OF thee
branches, pierced downward into the root,
ihivered the body into numberlefs pieces,
and lcAttered them all around, to the diflance
of "a rods, when the branches fell, with all
their tops incliniog to the root. Atrhe time
it was truck, Capt. Gannet was walking at
about 20 feet 6iaance from it, and was conf
derably affected by the lightning, and much
wounded in his arm and leg by lome pieces
of the tree.-1is fon aanding jult without
the door ofthe houie, was truck to the ground
and rendered lenleleis: BY bleeding he revi-
we'd, but remains weak and languid.
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IRIS MEN IS.
.NIL. L | Al NJ BE ATTY

W acquaints his friends and the pub.
lie that he has juf imported from the ma
nufaetirers, in the North of Ireland, by
way of Liverpool, a large quantity of Irih1
Linens of all widths and prices which
will be fold, at his Store, on Green's
Wharf, on as low Terms as they can be
bought in any part of England. Alto,
fone very good brown Irifh fI-etirg, which
viii Be fold 70 low as from 2 TO 8 fhillfngs
old stnoT Per yard. New England Run
w = NEsyed u in Pzyussnss
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the glory of bis houfe to perrin, VIC are
told they deigned to come forward. The
account of the feizure of the count and his
party at the msGquerade, differs nothing
from the former ones and fpeaking of the
rsigning Queen the writer fays s' at nine
in the morning Queen Caroline Matilda,
with her daughter Louifa Matilda, fet out
for Cronenbourg."
Maeb II. The minifry have received
certain advices Of fome dangerous dcigns
Matching by the Spaniih court againft ia
maica aud fome other places in the Weif-
Indies.
We,are a1ured that Sir Percy Brett,
Vice Admiral of the blue, will fhortly sp-
pear to take the command of fquadron,
on an important expedition.
The Right Honorable the Earl of Lin
coin, is we are informed, to 90 to Cop:n-
hagen TO fetch the Queen of Denmark.
Yeferday after the breaking up Of the
levee at St. James,, Sir Edward Hawke,
who was at court, had the honour OF con-
ference with his Majefy.
The Cadets at Woolwich, are foon to
be increalsd from - to 100 men as in time
of war.
M0eb ~. The annuity of ,oocl. per
annum which fociety of gentlemen who
meet at the Globe Tavern in Fleet-ftreet,
have refolved to iettle on Mr.. Wilkes is to
be RATED in the following manner 800
members to fubfcrbe Al. year each, of
which one to be paid by each every quarter
by which they will be able to pay sooI.
every three months to Mr.. Wilkes.
Laf Sunday afternoon the lightning
'ffruck Mr.. Whit6eld's chapel in Tot
tenham-court, and killed one man +; il is
remarkable that the other perfons therein
elcaped unhurt.
An event has happened within thefe few
days which is likely to be productive Of a
war.-Certain adviees have been received
by our court, that the French have en-
barked ten thouland troops for the Eaff In
dies. Lord Rockford, Immediately waited
on the French Ambahador, who declared
that the above mentioned ten thoufand
troops were only intended to relieve the
number, now in the iflands of Mauritius
and Bourbon. | his anlwer not being IA
tisfaetory, a courier was Immediately diff
patched toVerfailles, with a frong and We
ry fpirited remembrance. Some of the
troops, however are failed and it is fuppof-
ed that great feet will be Immediately
ordered to the Eaft Indies to watch the mo.
tons of the French.
On the l5th ofMarch the bill for the
better regulating the marriages of the royal
family, paned the Houfe of Commons.
IGreat oppoiition and warm debates were
made againlt il fnce it was firff brought
into the Houfe. AT o'clock the houfe
divided, when there appeared 1863 for it
and us againR it.
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(For the Benefit of the Infurers.)
TOMORROW MORNING
at TEN O'clock,

VIII be fold by PUBLIC VENDUE, at
the Auction Room in Qneen-fireet,
4 LARGE parcel of DANA aged
y Goods, imported in the Ship Friend
flip William Billion Mater, from Biffol,
coDGiting of, German Serges, Shalloon,,
Tammies, Durants Camblets, and Cam
bletesns, Mems and Boys Hats, Irifh Lin
mems, Check, O1naburgs, Duck, sc. Sc.
Two and an Half Tons of Hemp-At the
fame Time and Place will Be fold varie-
ty of Houfe Furniture.
]. RUSSELL, Auefioneer.
The fale will begin with the damaged
Goods precifsly at Ten o'clock.
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MfSe40,f, Apra27, I772.
Now in the PrefS.
'Renrin,ino hv c,,necn,nr,

Reprlnting by SUBscRIPTIoN,
NEW England's MEMORt-
" AL: Or brief Relation of the mott
memorable and remarkable PaGsges of the
Providence of God manifeifed to the Plant
ers of New-England, in America with
fpecial Reference to the Firit Colony there
OF, called NEW-PLYMOUTH: AS ALTO
Nomination of divers of the mott eminent
Inaruments decealed, both of Church. and
Common Wealth, improved in the Firii Be-
ginning and after the Progreis of fundry of
the REFLECTIVE Jurifdiaions in thofe Parts
In Reference unto leveral exemplary PaHa-
ges of their Lives, and the Time of theit
Death.
Publiihed for the Ule and Benefit of preient
and future Generations.
BY NATHANIEL NOR TON.
Secretary to the Court for the Jurifdieiion of
NEW PLYMOUTH.
DkuT. xxi. 10. Hf find him in d
ds(1rt Land, in tbe 10olt bsr0Yfag sqldtrmG
he led him ab'at be igdrHG7sd bin, be kcst
him as the Abpk sfbis Eye,
JER. ii. z, 8. Irfmember the, f5r lind
1sif sftty ys'tb, the bvs Of thine Ej6oulab.
rUbfa than 1t'ntsf after me in The Wfider-
neG, in a Land that rOa; not Jsryu, &c.
G 0 N ID | tt o Ms:
|. i fhall be printed on good Paper, in a
Page exactly as large as that of Colonel
CHURCRs HiaoTy, 70 that it may be
bound up with it for meer Triae more
than either would colt to be bound fspe-
rately.
II. 1t will contain about z3o Pages, and
will be printed on an excellent Type, and
in a neat and correct manner.
III. The Price to Subscribers Three ShH-
lings Lawful Money, fewed in blue Co..
Vers to be paid on Delivery of the Books
which perhaps is as rezfonable as any
Book, ofthe fame Kind and Bigneis, ever
printed in England or America |; and
fhali never be had Of the Printer at a
lower Price than what the Subfcriber; give.
Nv! The NAMES Of the Subscribers, lhall
be printed with the HiRory..
V Thofewho lubfcri5e for fix Books, to
have Seventh Gratis,
. - SUBSCRIPTIONS are taken IN by
l. Thomas, near tfr= Mill-Bridee, Bofson.,
and by SoLomoN SoufR@ieE, of Newpcrt.
Rhods-.da@i, 81 skOGy ar Has;s saSEsF:s.
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HATS manufactured and fold
l. Il by the advertiser, at his Shop near the
fiat Conduit, Bottom, who hopes he has given
fuch fatisfaetion to his culfomers as will in
ducc them to continue their favouTs which
will be gratefully acknowledged by their
humble lervant, MARTIN BECKER.
N. B. He has to fell, exceeding
cheap, excellent Bohea and Hyfon TEA,
loaf and brown Sugars, Coffee, Flour, Rice,
Cotton. Melailes, Spices Of all forts, &c &c.
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Tenerife Wine.
z FEW pipes and half pipes of
L n choice old Tenerife Wine, which is
in quality equal to any imported, to be fold.
Enquire at SARAH BEANS at the fgn of
the Ship and Launch King ffreet, Bottom.
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To be |. + T.,

TO DC Il y - ,|.-. -.
4 LARGE and commodious
L n Chamber and Garrett in the front
part of dwelling houie, at the fouth part
of the town, nearly oppoHte the iign Of the
Lamb, ALTO imaIl bed roomand privilege
in the cellar and garden. Enquire of the
Printer, or OF Nathaniel and Joieph Crsnch
~ faid houie. =.
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WANTED

WAN TED ">,rEDlATELY,
4 Jorrneymar PknSTkR that
4 n CAN ana WILL work, no other need
apply. Enquire of ISAIAH THOMAS.
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To be S o L. D.,
q VERY good Brick Dwelling
L n HOUSE, in Midd'e-S,reet adjoining
to the Mil Bridge, with two Rooms on a
Floor, and a good front Shop, with a good
We'll ofWater never known to be,dry, new
back Stores adjoining with other good Ac-
commodatons; only part of the money will
be wanted, with fecurity for the remainder.
Enquire of JAMES THOMPSON living in
faid houfe.
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NJ o N D A Y, November "a
B o S T O N,
Extraao of Letter from agenteman in Rox-
bury to DR.. Young in Bottom.

OuIy I'D LII ounB III DoHOn.
"Sir, Being Jfgfbk eftbs i.jury done Jour
ebavot1er in 10 public mannsv, sVas from
tb0t time greatly nnea6 /; bit ,vbot jfanbltdme
msG SOa,, that Mr. D0vis yb0nIdt0k Epss bin
fbs Judgmsut Of ether mfn'I pri1apht, much
more to Jay, that ySn and Mr.. MalTnsaax sUsrs
mtn Of no prineiPltt and no religion. I knstU
not sUbaf bEjinsfs be bad sUitb is, sUb1btr yeu
sUsrs or 1Us,s not religious, as fbs meeting sUas
not called to examine info mems articles of faith.
But I take IL, SIR, be fbsEgbf to make JSne
pvglSJtss BY that grand lpseeb, to defeat tbe de-
Egas Of The meeting ifpeDIbs. and Frsngtben
nh. Hnfebisj0n's high opinion q ons Of bis nsw
f0als. Upon The SUbols, bsSUsver, I think The
man Is as weak as lis Pesdb-Tbs D0S7v be
has employed IUiH not 0nfiUev bis end, therefore
as yen haze undertaken fsr hin, dsn'f delay
prepsr applications Jf0ritJ in JSofss and 90
deep, for be neVr bad much feeling. Deloys
are dangerous. Cir bin tie bark, for ysu
plainly fee be il Of a Vsry lax habit"
On Friday lait the frseholders and o.
ther inhabitants of this town, being daily
warned, legally ahembled in Faneuil- Hall,
to confider the report of the committee APP
pointed at former meeting on the I'D inf.
20 fate the rights ofthe coIonifs, and of this
province in particular, enumerate the viola
tions thereof that have been made, and form
letter Of correspondence to the other towns.
The fad report was frf read by the chair
man, and Afterwards by the moderator, the
hon. ohm Hancock, Efq; and thoroughly ex-
amined and amended BY tho town, when it
was accepted by full vote nemiSs csnfradi-
eenfe.- The town then voted that thsfe pro-
ceedings be printed !; and ordered the Town.
Clerk to fgn printed copies of the fame in the
name and behalf Of The town, to be ent g
the Seleetmen of each town and diffria in
the province, and to fuch other gentlemen
as the committee haIl direct. Thus The
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matter is lef, tothe candid eohGder alton q
our brethren and fellow fubjses 10 general.
The following is an extrsa Of The letter re-
rofted az the late meeting Of this town,
and then ordered to be TENT to the towns in
the country.
"AFREE Communication, Of jOar j'nti-
msntS, 10 tbs team, Of oar eommsn danger, IS
tarn1Giy jshGfrd and lrih be GRATEFULLY rteeiOfd.
If yoi esncar tUiib us tn opinien that cur rights
are properly Rated, and fb4ffbe fvval at7s sf
parliament and mfa(HreS Of 0dmiaJjarafion
painted OFT BY rs, are )nbVsryfOs Of tb9s rights,
you sUiH doubfisG fbinsn Of the nfm9f import
ansr, that zoe fasd firm as one man to ,sfoOsr
and )apput tbfm; and to take tRr5 me9lHrss
JmRraf7iag ar 'epr5lsatativss, or otbersoif,
as your 1ojdsm and tartifndt y6aH dit70fs 10
yxjcae from impending ruin oHr bappy and gtorf-
ons csnfitutim. But, jfn @onld be fbs gsasr-
al Voies Of this province, that tbT rights a, tOe
haze Jqated them do not belong 10 rs, or that fbs
Gtosral msaJwss Of administrator are no Viola-
fi0ns effbsE rights or, that if they are thus u
dated and irtrirged, they are not sUorfb eoa-
tending for or rsf0lateb maintainirg--Sboald
this be tie genera voies 9ffbtproviacs, aofm4R
hrsGgntdrO our sUrsfebsd fate ]; mt lba2 FIR
svsv lament the sxfr&7isn Of that gensrsns ar
der fer eivil and rtigieaS liberty, tVbifb IN tbs
face of every danger, and eVen ds0fbit(sJE in
dnesd orr father; to to,jakf tbs befam Of their
natiVe country and btgin a lsttlement sa bars
creation. BHt sUstrgftbis cannot be The CAFE /:
NE are (srt,yor svildsm, y0ar regard to yoHr-
ftIUss and the riGng generation, fannof fh6Sr
yOs to dezs or fit Jnpinfy Indifferent on the
brink Of dsqrRt7iOn, sObiie The iran hand sfep-
prsDian is daily tHoring the cboifsf trzif from
the Fair Tree Of Liberty, planted BY or sC0r-
thy PrsdsesDSri,attbt expfnfe 'tbeir reafars,
and abandanfiy svOfEysd with their bloea."