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The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-05-27
Tolley Allen,


AdyerIiiss all bis good old friends, quito
mers, and othsis ,hst he has sgsin openss
fhop, oepohte to the isn of the three doves
in Marlborough f,s.I BoAon, and has to- tale,
az the Ioweit prices, the following articles
NEUSCOVADO fugars of va
.INE rious forts and prices, Jingle, middle
and double refined Eogliili loaf fusar', lately
imported, pepper. Bchea tea, coffee, iPiees o.
all forts. indigo, rsilins ourrant', hrch, ginger,
copperss, alum. pipes of all forIs, ref Durham
flower CT muGard, and mott other kinds OF
groceries, TOO many to ennmera!e, which ne
will fell from the largsR to the lmallee quanti-
tics ikewife a very large and comPleat az
Pertinent Of Liverpool and Stahor5ihire ware,
which be will engage to fell by the cfaie q
fnsle piece, as low as at any ilofe IN town -
Playing cards, wool cards, feive bottoms few
pieces Of Ofnaburgs and Ticklenburgs. No. 4
aud No. II pins, few pieces Of iociies Her
etss, damils, lorettoes, buyoelts, BTunhyick mo
2fcns, &c. Y
ALTO at faid Aliens may be had, gentecl
boarding and lodging for fix or eight peffons,
if j, fhculd be vsnted, for longer or fhorier
ieslon, likewife good aablins for ten holles and
carriages. i3a
N. B. Ifany perfon inclines to hire the above
fable and place for the carriages, may have
leais Of the fame for 70 years,or lsfs time, from
the fad Alleu, and, If ihould be wanted on the
fame premiies, can be fpaied, room for forty o.
fifty borfes aud carriages. 1t is as convenient
place for letting Of charots, coaches, chae lays,
iulksys and hores as any in Bottom.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-05-27

,,lNCOLNSHlRE CO NJ PAN
Twenty AssocIhrra, Nay Is l.773
|SE7HEREAS there are diverie
w matters rsc,lary 10 beIanlaetet b,
he Twenty Alcci4,ss Of the Lineonihlie Com
3sny. relpsetine their laads and interet.
The committee OF liid Propti:tors being DO
| Is authorized thereto, hereby roiify lad RIO
o,is,ors % meet on Wednelday inc day 81
Iune next, at the Vernon Tavern, IN Bopoo' 81
Six o'clock, r. M. then and there TO act Oh
,he Gl owing srticlss, VIZ. - e.
/. 10 chute a Moderator. CLERK, TIenurer,
Standing Committee, and any other oihcers
shat may be thought neediul. nn ",fi ?.
ii. To de erniine on any further iarvey' o.
their laDds. .4f4ft.
III. To Empower the Standing committee 70
lcompeat the conditions Of ie.tement on the
| part OF the Pfoprietors, when any iettler has
performed the fame on his part. and to execute
Ifuch deed CT deeds, as the Proprietors hind
obliged to by their permilions to fettlefs.
Nv. To determine whether they will make
lalc of any more of their lands to defray necei-
Irsry charges OF the Projectors, or raife fnch
money as may &c wanted by tsxes.
V. To determine whether the los commonly
called the GORE LcTs, drawn by the Propsie-
,tors for iecond diyiGon of lots, at their meet
ine March Isth, 1871, may net revert to the
Proprietors in common as before the fAid draw
log Of lots, il being found great impeachment
to the feltlemsnt. 5at M a3+ss
vi. To determine upon any further drawing
Of lots for diviion Of their lands among the
Prop ietors.. aa..,
VII. To determine whether they will Ieafe
any of their lands, ilands or dreams,
VIII. To lequeRcr lot of land for the fupI
part CT the gOfpel miniary.i
TX, To fequeRsr a lot Of land for The 6Ffl
minilter Ct the gofpel, that ihal ieiide on their
lands, and cficiste at the defre of the inhs-
btants, for the fpace of ieyen years1i if living.
x. To fequeaer lot Of land for the fupPorl
Of fchool or fchools, on their lands.
XII. To make fuch grants TO their Clerk
Treaiurer, Committee, or any Of lhs f:rvants
of the Propriety from time to time IS they
mall think necelTsy for promoting the fettle-
ment of their lands. @'egsen
XII. To choolea Committee to examine the
accompts Of the Clerk and Treafurer. sass
XIII. To determine upon laying ont any
more lots Of land to be given or fold TO any fet-
tiers, as may be thought neceliry.
LGfJ. To confirm paf tranfaetions Of the
Propriety and their COMMITTEES. 4
By order of The Pfoprietors Committee,
NArHAEisL APPLEToK, Pro. Clerk.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-05-27
SAMUEL AUSTIN,

- n wi ~ T. II = 4 y -
Takes this cppot.ani'y Of ads.hng his CUE,
mers ard oilers. tha, he has imported In b.
laii faipt tom Loodou, srdis now oren'n,
for ia;e, at his Stose 10 Uaioniircei, BET
ton, two doO:s fau.h Of the Go Ehald'
n Neat ahortment of EngIifh
"A apd5 lrdia GOODS, which. toga'hs'
win what he had before, makes him GOO.
silorrmsi fur al icsfons OF The year, and whlcs
he will fell ct the lowet rates, either b
whole(ale or retail Among The many aHieei
he kas forf.le, lie would mention the few fol
lowing :Ts' s1i e
"A geritcul and large ailortmeht d
mulllisg Linens, lawns cSmbricks ana Iaces
among his R5llsry he has iome men's large anr
fine back ltocking,, agoad allormsnt OF whi'c
gauze bpidered handkerchisf,,sa- Pre'y sGort
msnr Of meas ,women'sand ehildren'sii.kgloyei
and mius, aarge saor:mSnt of iilks, and 9
variety Of irtices for mems iummsy wear.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-05-27

I z r Z NJ j Z ia l. l. y
'nlcrus shc rOtlc ,'ss he k.;a arrived 'rom
EOgiapd.wirs l4rte and & "a ali5iF@ersoi
BtaizerV, Cutlery ard Ironmongery
q w y r 3,
The moa eompleat perhaps in the province,
I and which fc is y 50 creoiaf az his ihop
s,ey improved by M MANUEL FLEr-
| sfcEgg,slitle norlh.ardt,f the Dfsw Bsoge.
A. he bed the opportunity OF his own CHOICE
At the, Manufacture. ssnd Purchaied every
suiole himielf attac dmeA unexcelt'cnahIe
rate, he vii iupPly thole who plssie 10 Ia
your him with their cueorp either by whole
f.le or retail, Of Inc bsa qualify ard at the
Lowell p'icc. -.
Among which ave the following articles, viz.
INT Ais, tacks and brads OF all
~ iz.s, brafs kettles and Gillets, wa'mios
1sns, trying and dripping pans, Engiih ana
lGern,an iiesl, powder, flot, ihce; and baf-lead'
ben Eneifh and French Hints, London pewter
diihes and plates, balons quart and Piat can
tai kinds. quart and Pint jroks, meaiures; p'n''
pint and half and quart tea pots, tea and 'ao,e
Iipoous, bed aud clols fool pans, pewter, bottle
lcnirs, all fgts of Carpeniess, )oiners and Tan
ners tools, coffee mills with pewter hopPers,
lcoousr. b,sfs and iron ch'ffia-dihes. brsis and
money fcalss. B,afs weights in piles, painted
lfcslc Beams, poIilhed feel ihovel and tonss'
pyinees mettle. brals and iron cancleisicks, box
and aat mons, bog iien CRATES. iheep and neat
Heather bellows. feel and iron inHfers, velvet
cotks. cork fcrews.. Gckels Of all izes, haadies
and e{Sutcheon.; handles, lack, hinges, &c Tor
ldeA,. chef of draws, book cafes, &c. cloak pins,
brals buttons and rings, Shoe. makers hammers
knippers, pincers, knives, iizs ticks, avn blades,
Etacks. and awl hats; crols-cut iaws, Heel and
| iron plate hard flaws, 6el Heel plate remnant
lpanusl, fan and key hole Jaws, files, rafos and
Eaueers Of all forts, alfos few new invented su-
Ipers. iron fpsdes, coat and breaR buttons, horn
and ivory combs fewiDg and darning needles,
brsfs apd paper ink pots ihoe, eleath, BUCKLE
teeth, bottle, crutch, lead, p'iRIeu,paint and tar
/ bruihes, .mops, wpping and packing twine,
| chalk and fafh line, hale and dog wood ang-
ling rods. hooks Of al iizcs, box wood rules.
iein1blets, tap and burg borefs, long lhutter and
plate bolts. pullies and lines, chelt, cupboard
and trunklo Brsis, and iron door locks, itock
and pad locks, hinges of all forts, innH ard to-
bscco boxes. A great variety of hoe and knee
buckles, l,eve buttons, FLYER, ivory.buck. fham-
buck and fplit bone knives and forks, Penknives
cu.teaux, lcifus rafors, taylorsand womens ihears
razor Traps, foap boxes, powder machines, ihot,
bells, rlienksnd womens thimbles, nut crackers,
knitting needles, centre and bowling bits,
Cloathiers fhear,, wool combs, yi1es, Curriers'
knives, corn fans, kitchen jacks, byo and 6
\ by 8 window gia(s, looking glaaes of all fzes.
alto few pair ditto the neWef fsihion in the
Palmyra tate, beaver, beaVeret, Gator and felt
mems and boys hats.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-05-27

THE Treafurer for the county
T. tfSuR.lk no;ihes lhoie conf 'ble' sne
collectors of tsx,s who are in arrears i2' th'
year, preceding ,17s. tn he has RECESSED o.
ders, from the coo,t CT general isiion' Ct ,h'
rcace TO iGae his warrants sgai0a them. Unl'l
they Immediately Pay him .h'ir IsiPse'i''
balances. HAY 18th, i775.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-05-27
Drugs and Medicines.

Drugs and Medicines. /.
A frefh and large afortmeotof DRUGS and
|, MEDICINES are JUL imported, and to be
fold lei,her in large or fInall .quantisies) for
cafhor Mort credit, by 80 49, ~ sit
p E7ER ROBER rs, !
At his fhoP di'efly oppoGte the ssit door oil
the Town. houie,, Bolton =,
\ In the above afo'tment are,
tNEAREDANT's Antilcorbutid
.1VA and Walkers Jefuits Drops, Eur-
lineton's Balfsm Of lie, BALKAN Of Honey,
Frauuce's Female Elixir, Anderion's, Hoo.
per's and Lockyet's Pills, and almoa every
kind of patented Medicines .-Genmns Exl
tract of Hemlock and Cahdisd Eryngo Root.
Amputating, Trcpaning, and Midwifery
and a variety of other Surgical Inltrumentss
very neat; Iron. Bell.Metal, Glais and Mar;
bic Mortars, with Peales, Phials and CALI
pots per Crate.-Fine Hungary and LavenI
der Water, Court PlaiRer, Smelling Bottles.
Sage, SaloP, Barley, and Britih Herb Snuff
for the Head Ach.
!. Arnaslo, Nader, and other Dye Stuffs,
of fupeiiot Qualiry.-Neat Stone Jars and
Jugs of different Sizes. 3.ttL = go
Choice Velvet and common CoRKs,
in any Qaantity.-Jordan Almonds. fin.
PRIMER, Jar RaiGns and Turkey Figs, CT
iron, &c. &c. .-'+
(. 70 The above aHortment conGRs of very
great Yarifty the Quality and Price of which
will convince the Pufchaiers that thew are fold
on the mott reafonable Terms.
Doefcfs Boxesof various Prices, with proper
}s@ rS.E" Directions.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-05-27
ANDREW OLIVER
BoRsn, May 5th I77a.
THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD,

THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD,
|CTOLEN this morning, out of
1.-The hosfe of CAPT. Jamsi ArS'l4, three large
E.
table fpoons, marked A. S. four tea fpoons
marked ditto, one FLYER pepper box, marked
E.
II. A. fugar tongs, ditto, one pair of llver
buckles, marked l.. S one large filver buckle,
no marx, two ditto, ditto, two plsin Free ma
ions med,ls, add one fer with tone, one pair
|of aore lleeve buttons. pant If gold neck.
lace, leven god rings, and about fifty pounds
lawful money in csih.
Whoever fhall apprehend the thief or thieves
% thar the iaid aracles may &c recovered, ihall
be paid The above reward, by
JAMES ARNOLD.
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AMERICAN INK-POWDER.

Experienced and found to be equal, II not
hyperion to any imported.
PHE excellent qualities of this
- powder are, thatit makes the bef black
writing.ink and is very convenient for gentle
men, merchants, attornies and Others that travel,
it being not cumberfome and Liable 10 thoie
mifchances that other ink is. The ink may be
made in large or fmall quantities, as is mott con-
,venient. As freezing is Prejudicial to ink
when the weather is cold this mty be made
with little brandy or other fpirits not liable 70
freeze. One quality peculiar TO this ink is
that ,housh the wriing be exPOled to extreme
wet, it alters not, but will remain IS long "a The
paper efcures. This powder cscayeth not BY
keeping. Note, The above powder has an in.
gredient in il that prevents ink from becoming
thick and mOuldy.
Any perfon by applying to ANN NOR
TON, nearly oppofte the poR Office in Bolton,
or SAMUEL NORTON, the maker in Hing
ham, may be lupp.ied with any quantity of faid
powder, as low by the srcfs. as can be import
Cd, aGd tie lmalleR favour in this way will be
moi gratefully received.
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" R Z N T H A M.

LIE has received a quantity of
l. 4 GOODS. by Capt. Fol- GER lately ar
rived from London, which, with his former
Rock makes very good aGortment.
He is determined to fell at iuch low prices,
as The doubts nOl) will give general fatsfaetion
to hi: cufomers- To have enumerated articles
w5uld have been tedious. Bat he has Rudied
TO fnpply him(e!f viii almoR every article he
can think of, fui.able for his Guaton, that thole
Who ride afew miles, to fuppIy themfelyes with
what they wart at his fore, may no, be dilap.
pointed.
All favours conferred on him will be moi
gratefully acknowledged.
". B. He ieil' exceeding good tea. indigo and
Other WeR-ludis good Suitable goods will
he taken 10 barter.
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I'LL fsytaas indebted tOMr.Timo-
fty 1zefman, far Mtrc5- papers. carriage,
sc. are d1G,ed 70 pay sbtir rsl3et'ive daes
Up 10 ibs Sd If tbs isqanf Iia. In dsizg
rUbieb they greatly s5iigs tier bum5Ie jtrVazs.
4. MOSEMAN.
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The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-11-04
THURS DAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1878.
From tbl Pennsylvania JOURNAL.
PHILADELPHIA, OG7O5r Is.

PHILADELPHIA, OdObr Is.
WHEREAS the infamous EBENE-
w FER RICHARDSON, convicted
of PERJURY and M UR ID + K,
has, at the infance of his fpecial friend,
Charles Paxton, been fent to this city as
a penlioner to the honorable Commit.
iioners at Bottom and in confederation
of his many Ggnal SrVifes, has by them
been rewarded with quarterly payment,
out of the money levied on Internationally
Act of Parliament, without their content
And whereas the faid RICHARDSON, riot
ing in the ipois of his country, Turks about
the wharves of this city, ieeking an oPpor-
tunity to diffrefs the Trade Of Philadelphia,
and en1ave America And in ordei more
.ffeefually to an(wer his vie purPofe, has
intimately connected himielf with certain
t., a Tide Waiter here, who publicly
declared |" he would not only Allocate with
the VILLAIN, EBENEZER, but with
the DEVIL himfclf, if 70 ordered by the
COMMISSIONERS" Now it is expected,
that all lovers Of liberty, in this Province,
vail makediligentfearchafter thefaid RNH-
ARDsON, and having found the bird OF
larkoefs, will produce him, ,tarred and tea
thered at the Coffee, Houle, there to explate
lis fms againf his country, BY public re-
can,a,;ou, TAR AND FEATHERS.
NJ. B. The above RICHARDSON APP
pears to be man of 90 years ofage, is about
s feet a or S inches high, pretty thick and
road a-crofs the lhoulders, has very Ill
countenance, and down look, Cams Pbyz]
notify wears Aopped hat, a pits burnt Cut
wig, and blue furtout coat, with metal but
ons.
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PHILADELPHIA, OaOber 20.

The delcription in our laif paper, of the
5hrz, of The William Z B Z N E Z ( K
RIG HARDS ON N, beng very accu-
ate, he was lar Monday difcoyered fkulk
lng al the North end Of this city and be-
ing cloiely purified by many well wllhers to
peace and good order, very narrowly eicap-
ed Thy means of WOODY the Tar end Js0-
br5, which had leveral days before been
prepared for HIM. As the city of Philadel-
pha is row, and forever mutt be too hot to
hold this paIacide, he will in all probability,
try his fortune in New-York and if, con.
trary to expectation, he fhould not there
meet his reward, but fhould experience a.
mother hair breadth elcape, he may probably
as a derRier refort, Ay to the arms of his
dear, dear P, the fureR and fafeft afy-
Ium for complicated Vlllaiuy, on this iide
he Atlantic.
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F R d A Y, October 2o.
B O S r 0 N.

BY a fcbooner, in about week from Ha-
lifsx, we learn, that his ExceIency Francis
Legge, Eiq; lately appointed Governor Of
the province of Nova-Scotia, in the room
of Lord William Campbell, arrived
here from London, in the brig Adamant,
Capt. Crowne We are ALTO told, that Lord
Campbell, with his family, were foon to en-
oalk on board the above brig, on their re-
!urn to England.
PROVIDENCE, Oasbfr 10. Capt. Ss.
maeI Dunn, Jun. from Cape Nichola, CON
firms the account inferred the week before
laR, relative to EngiIh vellels being ordered
from ieVeral ports of Hifpanioia and further
Jays, that two Jamaica men were lately fe z
ed and con enlned a, Port-aU Prince.
Norwich, OGobfr 20. The feaon has
been 10 very mid, that mefs of green peas
was picked the lah week in this town, fpon-
tsneouly grown from feed produced this
year.
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SILEN T WILDE,
Hereby informs his former culfomers and Others,
THAT he hath engaged to

Hereby informs MS former cutomers and Others
THAT he hath engaged to
IL ride from Bottom to Northampton. Deer
field, &c. for the term Of one year, begin ming
from third week of November next, and to car
~ each one that fhall employ him, one of the
Bottom weekly newspapers, &c. as ufual, during
iaid time, at two dollars each ito ride
once fortnight the one half Of the year, and
the other half every week One dollar to be
paid him at the end Of tx months, the other at
the years end HE osires all thole thai
incline to take the news papers of him, that
they would leave their names at the taverns, in
the REFLECTIVE towns where they re6ae, and
they may depend upon being PunaualIy ferved
Herewith. fuitable encouragement
he ProPofes to ride through WeRminher, TEN
pleton, &c.
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S A TgRDAY, October 20.

)NERNOR l1uichs
inionis expected home
by the return of the
New-York Packet,
which failed from
Falmouth laR We'd
nefday.
Il was yeRerday re-
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A L NJ A II A G. K
For the Year of our Lord CHRIST, I774 /;
Being the lecond after Leap Year.
BY EZRA GLEASON.
Calculated for the Meridian of Bolton, New
England, lat. az. deg. rs min. north, but will
lerve, in mott Iefpe6is, for Novs-Scotia and the
four New. Engla Governments.
This Almanack contains one quarter part
more than Amanacks generally do, and is
embellifhed with that which will make IT
both ulefUI and Entertaining.
CONT TANNING,
A fhort piece on Patriotifm, or the Love
of ones Country, with an Engraving.)
The four Seafons of the Year, exhibiting
the Twelve Signs of the Zodiac, and the
parts of the Body governed thereby, with
cut.
The names of the Planets and Aipeas;
Eclipfes for the year 1874; Names and
Characters of the Twelve Signs Remark
able Days; Time of the Superior and In
ferior Courts fitting IN the four New-Eng-
land Governments Suns rifing and fitting;
Time of High Water Morning and Even
ing Moons Rifing and Sitting Changes
of the Moon Time of the SUMS entering
the Twelve Signs of the Zodiac Judg-
ment of the Weather Vulgar Notes for
the year 1874. II L 5 o,
OF the Sun; of the Earth of the Di-
viGbiity of Matter of the Fixed Stars,
An Account of Woman's being killed
by an Eruption from the Earth, in moR
remarkable manner fome Remarkable
Sayings; Meicellanies Maxims, which
every perfon ought to bear in mind lome
Directions in Hribandry.
; The UNBELIEVER's CREED.
Ufeful and Approved Receipts, viz. for a
Bilious Choick for an Ahmatick Cough;
From the Ear Ach from Cold very good
Eye Water for the Falling Sickness; for a
Flux; for the Gon, in the Stomach for
the Gravel for the Itch for Sore and
Running Legs for the Meales for the
Cholick in Children to prevent Sea-Sck-
nels a new Cure for the Tooth Ach, in a
Letter.
som. pieces of POE TRY, viz. the en-
teraiGing Tale of the FARMERS BLUM.
DER on the Twelve Signs What is
Man the Lutaniii the King of Europe,
ajef. LIK f WIS E,
Roads to the feveral Principal Towns in
the province, and the Continent, and the
beit Houfes Of Entertainment, and the Dir
tance they are at from The State Houfe, in
Bottom, aIfO the difiancc from one place to
anoIher.
5" Booksellers, Shop
keepers, Traders, &c. may be Iuppliea OF
veJy advantageous teams, TO fell again, By
the Hundred, Groce or ID zen.
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: Booksellers, Shop

keepers, Traders, &c. may be iuppliea OF
vely advantageous teams, TO fell again, By
the Funded, Groce or ID zen.
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GOVERNORS LETTERS, Sc.
CsnfinHed Win REMARKS.
Nv Yak, Iat6 dssH,4, 1859.

NrsJ Yak, iat6 AHgGh 1859.
SIR,
\ HAVE been in this city for lone time
X Psif executing with o,h-rs) his Msjei-
avs commfiion tor letting the boundary
between this province and that of New
Jedey. left Bottom the IIh Of July,
iince which my advloes from London have
Come to me very imperfect; but as my
friend Mr.. Thompfon writes me that he.
had drawn up my 4 c and with your sppro-
baton laid II before the d. OF Grafton,
think il needfu once more to mention this
buiineIs to you.
There was time when Ihoucht the
authority Of government might have been
eaii'y 'eitored; but while lis friends and
the. Officers of the crown are left TO an ab.
jeet dependence on .heie very people who
a.e undermining its authority; and while
thele arc iuffsied not only to 20 unpunfh
cd, bur on the contrary meet with al kidd
OF fuppor and encouragement, ii cannotbe
expected that you will ever again recover
thai felpe9 which The colonies had been
wont TO pay TO the PARENTAL Government
at home will deceive isfeli, if It imagines
sh4, the taking off the duty on glals, paper
and painters colours will work reconcile
aticn ~ aad nothing more than this; as |
can learn, is propelled in Id. HIS ae cir
GUAR letter. IL IS the principle that is now
dilputed the combination againR importa
ton extends to tea, although it comes cheap
or than ever, as we'll as to the other fore
mentioned articles. In Virginia il is ex-
tended lately TO wines and have heard
one Of the tiIit leaders in thsle meaiures
in Bottom FAY, thai we lhould never be up
on proper footing until all the revenue aes
from The Is.h of Charles I'd were repealed.
{r) Our AAembly in the M4nachuietts
may have been more illiberal than others in
their pubic mefsges and refoIves YET we
have Tome people among US Gill who dare
to lpeak IN favour of government But
here do not find 70 ruch as one ID un-
lefs it De lone Of the kings fervants and