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III mssfirg Of fb' frsrb0I,,J and ofb,r Ooia6t
iubabHsnD Of tbf fos1a sfA TO Hga.G al.
ESnbrd. on MO1day ,bs 80 DAY Of 5aSna,y,
II D. 1873, BY Ssjoaramssh from re lF
day If Dsftm5eT Ia4
-" THE Committees who were cholen BY the
town, at heir meeting on the Il day of De-
Cembe; lilt, to corG or on the aate OF the rights
Of the co.oniits anu OF the violaiion: and inlrng
ments of thoi. rights and report a arsft of luch
votes az they may think belt for the Town to
come toto, reported in the wo DIS following.
" Fixing into fsIi0u, cohiide alton the
farming cucumaancss o. this province, relating
10 the violations of our chatter CHS aad
privileges, as we spprehen1 by the sritlih adj
intimidation, are Of ooiaioB that the rights of the
cslonias, natural, ecclef.ficel add civil, ar
well ltatcd by the town Inhabitants Of Boron,
and j, IS our opinion, the taxing of Us without
our content, the makihg the governor OF tits
province, and 'hejudgss Of the Superior Cou il
dependent Of the pc pie, an! pen !ans on the
crown, by hayiog their la!ai,s paid by the
Gown, oat of money extoHed from Us, and
many other inltances Of eocroschmcnt upon cur
IA d charter rights, are into ersbe erie a ces
and haze direct tendency TO we throw our hap
py contribution, and brig us 10 o Rate Of ab-
Jet aivery. But we have graciou, foyereien
wlo is the father Of America as well as OF
Great BRIAN, and IS he man in whsm we have
had 40 coo 6dence, is removes from before th,
IN one, and o0e 10 hom we hope to have re-
fon 10 pu, co f eDce in plsc d 10 his tead, we
Aopa that our peiiuors will be awarded and
heard, snd al our grievances re3rede1
"Vshd, ihs aboVeI the fentiments of the t9wa
" Hstrd, That as we nave 90 member in the
Houle Of Regrelentstives, we esrnclty recon-
mend It to tae Representative body o this pro
vince, that you gentlemen inipta with ia
lous eye our charter rig land privilege, md thar
you uis every conittu,ions! me h d q obtain ire
dreis of all Oh grievances, and that you Il emu
ouny en1.avour in frch ways as you 10 yqu,
wiidom Thick fit, that the honour-ble Judges Of
the Su.e'ior court. may have th,ir lupport IS
formerly, agreeable to the charter of this pro-
vince,
:. PsIsd, Thst the inceFe thanks Of this town
be sivea TO The inhabitants Of the own Of Boz
ton, tor their Gpiriied endeEVours to pIeiere GU
rights and privileges inviCls,e, when threatened
with deGru6ton.
+" VOffa, Thst the Towb-Clerk tTanisnit an
atelled copy of the above protecting Of this
town, to ths committee Of cOEelPOndence a,
Bottom.
A true copy Auca.
FRAscIs faulkner. Town-Clerk.
HIN, JGkEI,y The 1870, 1913"
4" To the committee Of conefpondepce and O.
Tiers 10 the town Of Bottom.
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and hi iniary that the elea,ment ihswn on
the miny unconitIIutional lmpoIitions laid on the
county 10 &C. eral AID he province of the Maj
lachueus Bay in particular, is not the ,avinss Of
tetlo1, but the cool dHpsili rate ami jutt com.
Pllioinss IF hisM :tJ's dutiful and loyal uirj cts
Ia this popular provi ce, and wecaunot bur nope
would render his Mseay in his wiidom AID
go'dnefs ftil more silpolt1 to grant US all due
re.ict,t1 promote which valuable rurpoles, IS tar
as our A1ence will ierve, we have psn:d a
Number of 'elolyes and volel inll'u6tons to
our Representative, copies Of wnicn are in
cloled.
ave heartily commend the pre(ent diRr' ifcd
late Of This connuy to the grea' and good Kl1g
Of K'sss praying !lr his blefi 8 on, and direct
on' TO the whole Britiih Empire
"Vi'h I'll due rcfPed and eleem, aud In the
cauie Of true liberty, we are Genuem~o,
You brethren and m Il humble Servants,
By order and in bchllf Of the town Of Newton
"'8R. FU. Err. Town Clerk
u animauay voted ,hattae foregoing reloiVes
initruttons and the letter TO the sel-6tmen Of
Bottom be accepted aud recorded in the Town
book
\ A true copy from Ne vton's book of rec rds
. Arten ARR EII FR Tnwn-l lefk
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mirtee appointed by the town
Of Newton to confdsr and
report what we think may be
proper for the town to do re-
listing to the pfe'e"t unhsP-
py Il uati n this couotry is
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4" To the committee Of conefpondepcs and O.
thsrs 10 the town Of Bottom.
SiRs,
" We the committee appointed by the town
Of TEnPLEToE,s 81 heir late mee,irs.; 20 write an
sriwsE 10 your Sd ieirs s.tsr CT the zo.h Of
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psocrEDINcs Of the town of NEW TON.
nanR tha L,hfcri e heinp a com.
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Or, onyDeaths glarMus in rHY JUsTDefence.
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A true copy from Ne vton's book of rec rds
A,teG. ABR FL .LER, Town Clerk
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For the MAssAcHUsETTs r =
II tie LAD1, sUbs IN Ne. isI q tbs tep~
Egss a WOMAN.

MADAM,
TN your eta above referred to, ] obServs
you are p eaied to enumerate . gren
number of Arguments. uied % Periuad'
the ladies' TO leave of the ufe of tea the
hrf mentioned. being that Il gTestiy IN
jures your health. This among Others you
conclude infuficent to convince perfon'
capal.Mpi uiing their 'saIon OF the necsiii
n q hontnuing il 10 this qusitIon
M conceive myislf intesefted, IS !
hss Ea,ned it, both in public Writing
and Ibeaking the former OF which YOU
doubtless refer to, 10 your tirR paragraph.
|, piece fome time hnce pu6liihsd IN
MeHrs. Fleets Evening POH, off-sed is-
vsral things to the pubic, which, con
c,isve delerve a more regular Tefutation
than YOU have fren caufe TO below upon
thea There alIedged that the tea plant
was boacHsd Of eor'oiivs juice. which, IN
cutlns ,ook,he lcsri fk'n eff the hanis o.
the p,rlons concernet in rafting
il. In III the cOarfsr teas, the BET su-
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n III RSD a Z, DECEMBER go.


Mondsy evening Mr.. Paul Revere. returned
herr f,om New York. ....
The News of the delruaion Of the Tes; %
Il was the ONLY way left to pssvent the cO.ils
prepared for Us. from being riveted, We are well
infnsmed. gave fasisEtiicn to all The F.isnds
Of American Liberty, who heard Of is. :,
The sea flip was not arrived AZ New York on
Thurfday laR, when the pod came away, and
We are Informed ths, Capt. AieOugh, command
or Of the Swan,on that Aation, has orders, when
ever Che strives to fapply hes with DeeeGariss,
tha, Ole may immsdiaseIy return from whence
lhe cams, with the Tee on board. On receiving
this ialeliiaence, asd he-rins ikswik .hss ,hs
tea had arrived at ChaFIefo wn. South, Carolina
and that the inhabitants there had dese mined
ii ihould return TO London on the bo.tom or
which il came, ell the bells 10 town were ung
II 10 isid the behaviour Of Governos Tyron u
New .Yeik, with regard to the tee. will gedcund
much 10 his honour --whilt the conduct Of
Hutchinion will be execrated TO the iassR period
o. time
Az meeting of the heeholdeTs and osheI
inhabitants, qualified by Law 20 vote, Of the
town Of Ly mn, GUY and legally ahsmbleo
on the 10Th day of December, 1879, g.
mong other fpirited refoves, pahsd unani-
mou0y. was the following, viz
I" Refoved, that thoie Con6gnees have
(hewn ready difpohtion TO become the
tools of vile and corrupt miniRry, iup
ported by venal and tyrannical Pariia-
ment, to oppreis and ennave their native
country. and come under the fame clals OF
infamous creatures, with the Governors.
the Commiiii0ners and their dependents,
hat OF Enemies and Traitors 70 their coUn-
ty have manifeiied the fnpidity to Ca
CT See Liberty 20 avarice, ano the wicked
ns(s, wheE occsiion fhal ferve, 70 riot o.
the lpoils of their brethren and have for
cited their right 10 perfonal prote etisn ano
fecaTity."
Saturday next, the brissnsine Lydia, Capt
Adam Winlhrop. fails for London, wind and
weather permitting.
The g'eat aud seasrsl court Of this province,
is furtker profogaed to the a6rh day OF JsruAry
next, then to meet for che dilPAtrh Of bufsef.
Very circumasntisl accounts we're pn6 lihed
in the New York papers Of Thnhdsy l4R, OF
the def,uetion Of the Tea in this place.
TueidAy Capt. arrived here from
Lon6on, who b,ings intelligence TO The 9th Of
November. Nothing has uanfPired veIy Ia,
sersiting TO America.
we hear that the Tea in CharleGown, 10
al bought up, and that il will be burnt there
this day.
DIED, ] Suddenly Mr.. Cunningham, lister
The proceedings Of the governor and his Ma.
jeay1 council Of this province, imconfeqnence
of . petition from the tea eonhgnee' to them,
fome time paR being Iengshy,we are obliged Co
omit for want Of room, bar as they are Pubiih
Cd ia the other pspers, to them we wosld 'efsr
our readers.
s.s Csbb1m, I'm Amsrie1s, IN As0s6it,
2. n. Tan BssOlsS, Ss. Ss. eGMS too lsfs fer
IBIS d9ys paper.
CuAaIEsTowN.i SeEfb- Carolina lD<f 8
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CHARLEsTowN,tS sEfb- Carolina JDff6
z Asst "Wednesday evening Cams 10
over the bar, and the next morning
anchored before the town, the ihip London,
AIexandcf Curling mater from London
with no lels than two hundred and Fifty
ieven chefs of sea on. board, which were
dipped BY the Eail- India company 10 Lon
don, and conGgned to Roger Smith, Efq;
and MeAis. Lsger and Greenwood me-
chants here, TO Be By them received and diff
pOled Of In this province, after the payment
Of du.y Of three pepce ferling pound, i'm
poied (ip the year I767) BY the very fame
"a Of parliament Of Great Brisains which
ailo laid the (incs repealed duties on paper,
paints and gIafs, for the ezprefs pusPOIe o.
rating revenue 10 America, without our
content, and which duty on tea was. BY the
miniffry, expressly declared to be retained,
no. for The fake Of the revenue Il nigh
produce, but merely % eiisbIifh precedent
10 confirm the power aGumed BY the fame
parliament, in the declarztOrJ al, TO pals
laws binding opOn the colonies 10 all eaies
whsl6oeyer--. which, il admitted ia Anne
riea, will be acknowledging IN equal POwsr,
10 raife hearth money on, and to tax the
eolOnias for even the Ighs Of hssysa-snd
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beiides the towns mentioned in our lah.
the committee of correspondence here. have
received the proceedings of the following.
VIZ. Arlington, Stoneham, Scarborough. Ac-
ton, Iempleton, Lenox, &c. All which.
notwithstanding, " they are 10 BE- byinfeI IL
q pOLGME, We fhaIl publllh as we
are able.
ne following paragraph is from a ,a,c
London paper. IT He celebrated Choi-
ieul, late Prime Minifer of France, being
few weeks ago afked why he ceded 70 a.
maz'ng tract of country as all Canada to
Great Britain by the Taft peace, replied, CT
ceded it on pH'pole TO defroy the EngIih
nation: They were fond of American demi-
Mons, ard | was refolved they ihould have
enough for | have given them not cnly 4
conttsnt drain for their mott valuable inha-
bitan;s, but formidable rival, which in le6
than century will find employment for the
councils OF that turbulent people," Choi.
leurs words are already prophelick Our
mlnifters begin TO d;fcover that America is
very Problematck benefit to England, and
Lord Hllfborough actually refgned becaufe
we were opening on the Ohio frelh graves
for the inhabitants of this kingdom"
DIED. Mis- Polly Spear daughter toMr.
Nathan Spear, Cooper, the friends and reIa-
tions the deceaied are requeffed to attend
her funeral to-monow, at four O'Clock af-
ternoon.
- TIE nddr5G Of biz MaieQy's CouN-
GIL TO The GovsrH0r, foald not be procured by
The printer hereof, time enough fer this day'S
paper, be begf saUs, therefore, 10 rster tkem.
far faid HadrsS, to the 1t4aDaebaEns Gazenf
gftbis day.
APiecs Egaed More PATIENCE, anl
(Sms 0ibTr matters, mgR be dtsrred.
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III: M 4 s. A c H U SETS SPY for ~

~. ''sdohSt D. fore Ire = i. .
OF the eo'1",t *o'a"a"y CT CINE. o,,,' [.s
ana eo"nct'e. Us lot on, h.bi. a.
and charters. ] %itl.iao 20 us,et ~ ~"
TO live uucer COZ. tDorr co... -. :. ny
have not coniened, but G,,,c, - ''4' me
| right OF foil is affected by "a S'S'i"tS'
Tome Governors OF miniiters u ~ eoh'e-
s! quence Of msndamuhss from his. ly'pfc-
'eDded to grant many thoufand acres vacant
| and unapproPriated lands, which lands = iset
were Paichsied of lie natives near a cent. "
Paif, and rendered valuable by the lsbours o
the Preient cutigators and their ancehors.
We therefore conceive, that fhould fuch pro-
ceedlngs De warranted, that The province of
the M siiachuiets-Bsy lying on the weil Ede
OF connecticut Kivcr, would in concurrence
OF a late act of the aflembly of New York.
in which act il is declared that the,coun,v of
Albany ihall be and is extended to the weE-
tern banks OF Connecticut River and fhallse
ceded 10 lald province and the next thing
that might happen would be that Governcr
Iryon or lone other of his Majeay's Co
vernors or minlfiers would, in confequence of
Mandamus, caufe that all our Gowns and
poiieiiions The weR fde of fad River lhould
be laid out TO we know not who For the
tactis that the province of New York have
already exerciied an actual Julildieiion
over faid lands.
We hope therefore that our repreen,s.
tives will join and unite in fuch mesG;res a.
may tend TO fuppor our invaluable rights
and privileges in whatever way or manner
derived.
"I0ted and RstSfved, That the united
THANKS and ereaiful acknowledgment of
every friend to the contribution Of this pro-
vlnce is due to the vigilance ard fcirit of the
Inhabitants of the town of Bottom upon this
and many other occaions.
ne foregoing report was read difnaly
IN the meeting, and then the queRion was
puf, whether the fame be accepted, and
pafed in the affirmative.
"Atrzt copy, AYeR.
"DAvID DEMINo, Town Clerk"
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" And as deep penetration, mature judg'
ment, and great prudence, as well as IN
ihaken forIitude and rcfolution may be ne
cefary TO proper and f4Iutary conduit,
10 the pfeient critical and alarming liuaiion
of affairs,
" RsSlVedlV. That there be ccm
mittee choien by this town annually, or till
we fhall obtain redreis of our grievances,
to correfpond with the town of Bolfsn, and
with fuch others as faid committee lhall
think proper, that By freely communicating
their fentiments to one another, from time to
time, the wifea and belt meafuses may be
pitched upon, united in, and profecu.ed for
the removal of our difficulties.
I" And having the highef lenfc of the i'm
portance of theie rights and privileges, to
which we think ourielves juffIy entitled, we
cannot but look on thofc as our beff friends
who appear in their defence when threaten
ed, or zealouly endeavour their :efcue when
made prey of by the enemies of our con-
ftitution. Thele jualy merit our eaecm and
gratitude.
"ReIsfvsd, therefore, V. That the thanks
of this Town be given to the inhabitants of
the town of Bottom; and to the hcnourabe
committee of faid town in particular, for
their care and vigilance, and for that patri-
otto zeal they have lhewn, for the preferva.
ton of our Liberties and privileges, and for
fayng our Invaluable contribution from utter
dearueiion.
The above report being read, the town
unanimously voted their acceptance of it !;
and that it be entered among the records of
the town, there to Rand as afing memo.
rial of the fenfe they have of their invaluable
privileges, and of their iteady determination
to defend them in every lawful way, as &C.
CATION may require.
"JosFPH HALE, In tbsname and in be-
half Of The committee"
Newbury, January a, 1873.
=" III a Legal Meeting Of the fyseb0lderJ and
ether inhabitants Of the f0rOn Of NesObwy, held
January 4, 1878, BY adjournment from De-
csnbtr 2o, I772.
The town after unanimously accepting
the aforegoing report, VOTED, to choofe a
Er6M6Mtee of five men to correfpond with
she committee of the town of Bottom and
any tgtbers as they ihalI fee fitfrom time to
@ AhN as occaiion fhall require. The fol-
lowing gentlemen were choien committee
accordingly, viz. Capt. Jofeph Hale, Major
Samuel Gerrilh, Major Jolhua Coffin, Capt.
Mofes Little and Capt. Samuel Moody.
Atf5f
"JosAUA COFFIN, Clerk pro tempore. F"
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NJ A R IN E LIST.
PoRT Of BosrcN, Tanaory !,

PoRT p BosroN, .Jaaaa,y a.
ARRIVED. Grseiy from PHILADELPHIA: Cor.
ham from Ma yland.
roRT Of RHoDEIsLAND, January Is.
ArTi0iA LiPPit, Rathbun, Tiliaghsit and
Hszsrd from H,ipaniola Anthony tom Phi
ladelPhia Frsz sr from New York, Tempe
aud Davis from New London Ficla from
Nantucket; Fry from Soaoh; Whit: 2 from
North Garolihs /; Cox from New Yoik; va.
termsn from Nantucket.
PoRT Of PHILADELPHIA JanaGry -.
ArH9ss. StsPh-ns frcm Vi g,nia hunter
from Honduras
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"A a meeting Of The freeboldfrs and otber in
babitauts Of the 7otUn Of SANDISFIELD,
legally oDSmbifd BY adjournment, on Tmla0y
January fbs I2tb, n. d. 1873.
/" TAKING into confederation the fate of
the rights Of the coloniRs, and this province in
particular, liz of the infringements and Vi
oations of thofe rights and letter of
correspondence, voted by the freehoders
and other inhabitants of the town of Bottom,
on Friday the 2olh Of November, A. d.
1872, and by their committee of corref-
poDdence tranlmitted to This town: Having
conGdered the fame, are OF opinion that the
rights of this proviace, as men, as chriffi-
ans, and as fubje6s, are well ffated in faid
lii, as the fame are well Imported and war
ranted by the laws of God, of nature, of
the realm of Great Britain and The charter
of this province. That if of thole in
fragments, and and violations Of thoGe rights
and privileges, inherent to the inhabitants
of this province, are well fated indicated
ard Imported by great variety of uncon-
tefiablc facts, whereby il appears to US by
lift of the violations and infraeiions of our
liberties and privileges, as Britilh fubjeess,
t!anfmitted to us as aforelaid, that the time
is rapidly haRening in which we ihal be re-
duced to the mof abjea lavery, and having
confuIted our charter, we find that our liber-
ties thereby derived, are tapped to the very
foundation. There are two particular ar
ticles in the liz tranfmitted as aforefsid,
which are in particular manner alarming
20 us, the one is an a6 pahed me Taft FELTON,
of the Btiufh parliament, inlituleds in al
for The bette prf'yV0fion Ct biz McJgt's
dockyards, masazineS, lipS, ammunition, and
Rores, for by this act an American may be
taken and unprecedented on the moa ground
Iels pretencc, and carried to Great Britain In
Icons, and there tried in an unconstitutional
manner the thought Of which is enough to
make any pstfon, having The leaif ienfe Of
the freedom Of an EngiihmAn, nenable and
ihudder and other grievance under which
We labour and are now particularly conce'-
ned, is The frcquent alteration of the bound
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EXTRAORDINARY (N'. Io4'
d.frlchufr,;s Spy, or Thomas
ousnai, 1mig Be Prbay&sd Il m'rf'1V'
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I Fl u R S d A z, January az.
b O S + 9 N,

The following are the Proceedings of the
large and Respectable town 0. NEWBUR4
viz.
:" At meeting oft frceho'ders and o.
ther inhabitants OF The town Of NEW BU-
RY legally shembled a, the town houfe in
faid town on luefday the twenty ninth day
of December, I77a. Jolrph Get'ifh, Eq;
was chofen moderator for laid meeting, VITO
by vote adjourned faid meeting to the
meeting houle in the Firff parilh in fad
town, where they Immediately ailembled and
pahed the following votes, viz,
|. I hat the violations of our rights
and liberties las they are very jufly pointed
out in pamphlet lately received from Bot
toni are real matters Of grievance to this
town.
ell. Vo.ed to chule committee to con-
fider of faid grievances, and the infringe
ments of our rights and liberties, as pointed
out in faid pamphlet and make report at the
adjournment of this meeting. Then a
committee of iixteen men were choien &C
cordingly. The meeting was adjourned to
Monday The 4th fJanuary mex, at two of the
clock aftei NOON"
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Windlahes.

NM I'LL Ah ONh II, OAAAf"h ASo
w beg, leave to inform fuch Merchants or
Captains thar want Windadss, that he has i'm
proved on the late patent Windlsis, and has con-
trived new plan by which two men will have
arain equal to leven 10 lbs time, and fixed the
pals to catch twenty-four times in once going
round. 1'hi. Windlafs will NOT colt as much
money as the late patent windlafs, by at leait
on fourth, and the imProyment may be fixed
to any common windlsl,, with power far
greater then the late patent windlefs. The
model has been lurveyed by feyeral gentlemen,
who nnarimOuay agree that it is the ereateit
improvement yet mace.--Gentlemen by d.
e6ting for William Smith, al Mrs. Beans In
King-R,eet, Bottom, ihall be Immediately wait
ed on.
NJ. B The faid Smith plans, draws and con-
ltruds all forts of vefels and overiees them
while building, being vsrfsd in contributing
fhips or vsilels for mott trades, having leFVed
regular apprenticeship to one of the beft artilt in
the River Thames.
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~THIS is to notify the proprle-,

TEHTS is to notify the PFOPIN1,
4 tors of Pearlon.lown in the county Of
Crrh.,Isnd. that at 4 legal meeting CT lao
.--';s,o,s held at Falmou.h in lid county 90
prop Pc ,o,b dsv # April 1913, tax Of twelve ihil.
- lavlu money was voted to be Taiiea Oh
"lS aTosrietors zig ht for the fuPPort OF the mi
ca" ,rd other enarges OF cHyirg forward
The (cttlemcOt of l.id tOwnihiP' aHa 20 lequ ven
,be,n 10 pay fsd t. K, to Ephtaim oae'' OF iala
Eslmss,h, T,elluel Of (aid p opfle!y' o'Her
vie tssir rights wil! be a1Vertied Tor ia'e as
'"' ENOcH FREEM dAN c.,.;.,.,
MOSES PEARSON Committee
sTEPH. LONGFELLOW, }
Falmouth, Ot'S6sr "a, 1873