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TWENTY DOLLARS Reward.
IAZHEREAS on the 10th init.
" tnDL ETEHIIM ram. m


w one JOHN KETChUM, came to
the houle OF me lublc irer and hired back
>dOR Sc, about hsncs and an half high OF
Nhe following marks, viz aveiy full eye, the
Cab cut under his throat cry remarkable witch
Rsne and tail when he went from me, tro.s and
PAGES, carries his fore feet low, his hind feet
wide, and Whist IS more remarkable is thM on
each ide where the sirI buckles are placed, the
hair is worn off clole 10 the kin, whoever will
t,ke up the lud man and hoEls fhill have for
their trouble Twenty Dollars, and for either of
them Ten Doilars each. and all necsfflry charges
paid by WILLIAM ROGEKS.
N. B. Said KETcHum is tail man near
fifty years of age, fomelhirg marked with the
fmsIl pox, light eyes, had on light eoloued
lurtout coat the fame morning ne took the
horle he hipped himlelf on board the brig A.
merics, John Minot, mater, for Surranam, and
received month's pay, and il is inPPoied he is
gone to Connecticut or New YoIk, as ne had a
am lily in the former province.
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American Ink-Powdcr,

Experienced aud found to be equal. il no.
iuperior to any imported.
THE excellent qualities of this
Il Powde .sre, thst il makes the belt back
writing LAX and is very conveaient for gentle
men, merchants, sstornies and others that usvel.
il being not cumbslome and liable to thole
mifchances thar other ink is. The iSk may be
maze ia large or imall quantities, ash mott
convenient As freezing is prejudieisl to ink,
when the whether is cid this may be made
with little brandy or other lpirit, not liable to
freeze. One qaaiity peculiar to this ink is
thai thou, rhe writing be expofsd to extreme
wet, it alters not. but vii remain as long as the
paper endures. This powder decsyeIh no, by
keeping. Note, the above powder has an in
gredent in it that pevens ink from becoming
thick aud mouldy.
Any perion by applying to ANN NOR
TON, nearly oppoGIe The Poa cfice in B9Ron,
or SAMUEL NORTON, the maker in Hing
ham, may be iuppiied with any quantity OF faid
powder, as low by the grols, as can be import.
ed, and the fmsiet favour in this way will be
mott gratefully received.
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IRISH LINEN.
w IL L M SCOTT

AT the IRISH LINEN STORE in An
hrect, near the Draw Bridge, Bottom
Hae ma ir,,nos,.d f.oc, T,.l.sI
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AT the IRISH LINEN STORE in An.
Arect, near the Draw Bridge, Bottom
Has jua imported from Ireland, I
a Large quantity of ga, 81
1 \ and yard.wide Linens Of all pb. I
Diapers, cloutirg ditto, Huckabuck, u
las, Table Cloths, 9 Sths vide Sheets,
white Ticken, brown Hollands, &c.
A great variety of European d
India Goods, smongR which are, bad
Cloths, Lambfkins, Coatings, Balzes, y
fix and worried Stufs, PopIins, Crs
Denmark Luffres, MlfTinets, Donerei
Csmblets, worried D4msks, &c. Ssll
and capuchin Silks of all colours, with
and fur trimmings, Ducapes, ffriped and
Lutearings, Englilh Damaks, &c. laige
a6ortment Of Ribbonds, Gauzes ,Eliped aud
lowered Jaconet and 6 4 wide book Muffin
Of all prices; Jerfey, Aberdeen knit, and
patent ribbed mems worried Hole, ditto plain
of all colours, for men, wemen and chill
dren; with too great multiplicity of goods,
fuitable for the feafoH, to be enumerated ia
an advertisement, all which will be fold az
the lOwea reduced prices for ready money
only.
Excellent Gloucefer Cheefc.
French Indigo, Teas, Coffee. Spices, &c.
patent Cakes for making the liquid timing
bIacking for hoes and leather botsomed
chairs, &c. number Of low priced bound
Books of divinity, Bibles, Teiiamsnts. &c.
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ANDREW NEWMAN,
WHITE SMITH.

DEGS leave to inform his friends
- and the public, that he makes and repair
all kinds of icale beams, feel yards and loo K
q, Reasonable as csn be done in Bjlton.
NIB. said Newman ferved his apprentice
fhip to Mr. John Nc lench late of Bolop,
Nhie-Smith. By snqli'ipg of MIR. Blake. the
Towu. Sea or the public NAV be informed Of the
quality OF hi, &c lie De.ms and aeel yard'.
Sad Newman works in the ihop now i'm.
praved by Mr.. William Taper, Cutler. from
Lond 90, jUit below Ohm Hancock, Efq'fs rev
brlck buildings near the Mill Creek, Bolton.
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IntheIIoufe ofREPREsENrATIvEs, Es6 4,77,
iE/HEREAS doubts have arifcr

Inthei1onie ofREPREsENrATIvEs, FEB 4177s
WHEREAS doubts have arilen
w concerning the validity OF the fsles of
the lands Of luch as we're called deliqueDt pro.
prietOrs of the to~nhip Of I66s!I. in the coun.
ty of Hzmtybirs, made by the aaeG Dor com
mi;ees Of the proprietors of the iaid 1zA6sII.
for the years 1903, 1904. and I76s, and &C.
tons are now depending in the lsw for reco-
vering the p, nrfion of parcel of iaid Iands from
The pc lons who purchled the fame or from fa.h
as hold I'M Ter them And whereas 1t will teud
TO the great diiquiet of the fid townihip IL (uch
fAles Mould be adudged invalid and Inefficient
IN law :-THEREFoRs,
RESOLVEO, ina. GsO,gr LssSarS, Jun. Efq;
Ifstdiab Fefr, Eiq; and M. 7bomsI Denny,
DC committee ful authonz.d and Empowered
- repair to the faid town Of IJA5sIl, to hear the
committee OF the proprieters, an5 slio each Of the
perions or ,heirReprelentalives whcie 'ands hsve
Oseu fold in the years & 10 manner as sfoTeiaid, &
to Judge ard determine what the lands thus Id
were truly worth At the time OF the fales oyerKs1
above the fums for which they were ieI fStt foldS
together with all the damage, whichluRO haze
actually accrued 70 each of the Propriesgg Of the
laid lands respectively by means OF the 9AlsS
afore(aid and the Committee are to make re.
port Of their inssa, The ieiion Of this Court in
Alay next, that luch order may be then taken for
eltablihing and rendering valid the fales afoie
f,id, IS to the Court III III then appear 70 be iua
and equitable and ali proc, eding' in the law
grounded upon the invalidisy of fuch fale' are
aaid in the mean time. And the committee -of
this Court fhsll give public notice in al the
Button newspapers Of the time ard place Of
mcetiug that 70 al per(ons iuterefed may attend
if they mall fee cEufe. Sent up FOR concurrence.
T CtsHIxo, Speaker
In COUNCIL, Feb. s. I773.-
Read and coucurrsd, Tno's FLuckER.S ec'y.
Couiented to, I. HUTCHINSON.
n f|Es egey. Mf,F.
THo's FLuekES Sec'y:
The above-named committee ofthe
General Court hereby give notice to all con-
cerued, ihatthey Purpcfe to meet at the dwell
lag hou(e of Mr.. Samuel Bsiaizg, at A@ESiG
afore(aid, inuholder, GA the z6;h day of Ab,H
next, at Ten of the clock ia the forenoon, for the
purpoles in the foregoing order mentioned.
Csc. LEONARD, jud. per order.
MArcb s, 1878.
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MGreb ,I77%

T OST, fuppofed to be ftolen at
IL the late fire near the Mill-pond a bag
marked Daniel Rea, pair of light fingle
fole boois,wirh fundry other articles fUppofed
to be in the Bag if offered for fale il is de6r-
ed the perfon may be topped and notice Civ
en- to the printer, or to JOHN SYMMES
living near the place where the FIRE was.
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To be SOLD at
John SAVAGE'S Store,

No. I3, on the Long Wharf,
4 Quantity of fuperhne and
"A common FLOUR ban, Corn, Oats,
Rice, Iron, Sole Leather, Proof Glailes,
Rum, Sugar, Melodies, Chocolate, indicates
OF Bottles.
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a TAYLOR that is a good
n workman, being at preient out of employ,
would be glad to work at 10" Sag:i by the day
or week, in any ssntlemIn's family. Enquire
.elhe Printer.
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Bottom, February Is, 1873.
q DOLLARS REWARD.

Bolton, feoTuasy i31 IIY3s
TWO DOLLARS REWARD.
TAKEN out of the Houle of
l. the lubferiber, at the head of long
wharf laft evening, FLYER can' mark
NJ.
ed I. M. makers name, Rsgvys. IF faid can
is returned TO the owner again, two dollars
reward will be given, and no queaions afked.
N. B. Ifit mould be offered for fale, IL Is
defired il may be topped, and notice given
20 MARY MAVERICK.
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BY ORDER Of COURT,

BY ORDER Of COURT,
Will be fold by Public Vendue, on the zcih
of April next at 4 o'clock, Pm.
THE real Efate ofMrs. DOR
1 CAS- INGRAHAM, late of Bottom,
deceafed, confiRiug Of commodious DWELL
ing Houfe, with yard and garden Land adj
joining, iituated in Auchmuty's-Lane, the
houle in repair.
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Jmp,uea in capt. JAWS ON LONDON, and
70 be Sol d by
SUSANNA RE n K E N,

70 be 5 o L d by
SUSANNA R n K E N,
A, her liop near the Draw Bddse,in Fore -9reet,
EARLY CharltOn,c early Hotipur,
Il early golden HOdPur. large Manowf''''
dwa,f ditto, LcR5man's dwnf, crooked Sugar.
blue and white Rouncival, fPis al boiling
PEAS lsrge Windlor, Toker, early Lilbou,
earIy yellow, and Pole BEANS, early Dutch,
cary Baueriea, early 70. kihiys, Red. AID large
Winter Cabbag-, early and late CollA .wer,
green and yellow Savoys, marble. seen'
wnite, eof, cabbage and imperial LeItlce, doae
bic and Marlborough Paylsy, winter and fun
,ner Sp,nnase, ealy Yellow, Scarlet and ..
rage Carrots, CELERY, Endive, esry and late
Tunio. white Spanifh, St'aibaegh, and Ii yer
g<,ned Onion, fummer and Water Savoy, ear
". Ia,e, long, gcen and ky Cucumber
THYME, Sweet M.jorsm. Roiemary' Laven'
der. sage, fummer and winter Squaih' Mrih,
mellon. Hemp, Rage and Canary Seed, Ied
and white Glover, Fowl Meadow ana H:Fdi-
er,fs. Burner, Lucern, &c. rev, and waFfint-
"a Of the lat Years growth. -Durhams belt
A ,wsr of Muaard in pound, hall pound aud
ouarer pound Bottlee. KiPPen's SEutf, riggs,
variety of China Bowls and Diihss
Likewilc, an Allotment Of
Fnq,ifh and India GOODS.
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New England COD aud NJ ACK2EL
FIS Fl II . O + 5.
ABRAHAM CORNISH

At his Manufaet,rv at the head Of Hu,chinlon' s
wharf North End, BoRop,
HAVING received a quantity
i l. of the bea STEEL WIRE BY Capt.
Walihman Ct which he has been long dfsp
pointed by a millake of the fhpper. in Iendir 6
i; to Bottom in Linconihire 10 Cd England and
from thence returned toLondon.--Asitis fcac &c
p5lIibe fuch mulake will g'in happen he
begs leave TO acqu,irt hi' fieads and The pub
lie, that they ma now and in fuure depend
dpcn being fupplied with the beR Coi snd
Msck-el Hooks, as che p by wholsiale for c'ih
on delivery, as they a.e imported into America ;
ard as the Fifhermen who msde trial OF has
Hooks aft leaf1n. fourd them to corefpond with
his former advertisement, viz their being much
iuperior to thefe imported from England, and
as much depends en- the soodneis Ct the hooks
in csrh'n FIN. he hmers himfelf with the 70.
YOURS of all importers, and thoie concerned in
the Filhsry.
". 3. His Hoohs are all marked A. c. on
the fat of the Gsm Of each hook.
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JOS TON: Printed by ISAIAH THOMAS.


& Mr. Per- RAhh RiE
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!aR iMroRTED in Cap. JARVIS, from
LONDON. and to be lold by
A N N A J o II \ 5 y n,
A, the head of Blsck ho,ie. lane, near the Kew
DR.. Ptmberton's Meeting hOuie +:
A large sHormens ct
Ca den Seeds, Peas, Beans, &c
among which are,
Il ARLY charlton, early Colleen
L. holpur, Ormsnd hodpur, SPaniih m0ra,-
10, white fourcival, dwa'f manewfit and Gum
peaie, larg: Windlor, true early Liibon, early
yellcw tx weeks white koney and hne 'oker
bcans, early YorkIhire, Dutch, fusar leaf, bat
terfes. favcy, red AID brooch cabbage Ieec'
coll, flower, cucumoer, onion, carrot, IuTnip'
rsdailh AID et;ise OF all lo,:, found ipinage en-
dive. celley and Asparagus, thyme, baum
iweet mariorsm, broad clover, white Dutch
clover, la Iacern. rape, canary, and an all ut
meat OF f.wer feeds and herds grais ised
ALI, a vare.y of oifer feeds rot mentioned !
all which were imported Fl IN the leeds men
in ondon, and ave warranted to be tisih and
GOOD aud o. the lalt yeats produce.
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M o Nd A Y, Septembe- 10.
b . 6 T O N.

By Capt. Symmes advice is received shat
Governor Pownal has had the offer of This
government bu, that he declined accepting
it, only on confederation that he would not
be fubjeeted to the inRruaion of the minif-
ter in the manner that the pEefent command
sr IN chief is. (HUM.)
In Captain Symm.s came pshengers
Thomas Danforth, Efq; ard Capt Johnfon.
A lettes from London, of the rIli OF Ju-
IL, mentions, that M Hzrrifon, the inge-
rious maths maticiau, has received IN: O.
Their moicty Of the fun granted by pariia-
nent, making in ire whole 10. cool for
his difcoyery Of method of fading the
longi ude az "a.
MARRIED. ] Rev. M Elijah Pa-fors
OF EAT II addam, in Connse,cut, to Miis
Elizabeth Rogers, daughter cf III. Ca
ma!iel Rogers, Of tais town.
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T U ES D A Y, May IS.
b o S T o N.

Laf Friday afternoon, his Excellency tn
| G oyeruor, as alto the Hon. General Brat
de, and the Hon. John Hancock, Efqs. two
of the Commfaries on behalf of this pro
vince for fettling the line between this CO.
vernment and New. York, returned hitheI
from The congres at Hartford having, al
ter divers conferences there with the Com
miGaries from New York, unanimously a.
greed that the following line mould be th'
boundary between the two provinces, viz
a line beginning at place fixed upon b,
the two governments of New York ane
Connecticut in or about the year Of our
Lord 1871, from the North. Wet corner q
tract OF land commonly called the ObloDe
or Equivalent land, and running from tho
faid corner north twenty one degrees ter
minutes and thirty feconds ezf, as the mag
netic needle now points, to the north line
of the MaHachufe,ts- Bay, ihall at all times
hereafter be the line Of juiifdidion SetwseD
the faid province OF the MaGachuletts- Bay.
and the faid province Of New York, in all
and every part and place where the faid pro
vince of New York on its eafern boundary
lhal adjoin on the faid province OF
the Mailachufets- Bay."--The above
agreement was fenIed, Ggned, and fesled BY
all the Commiharies the 18th of this infant
May, as ALTO by the two Governors.-So
tina. il is hoped thofe anirsofties which have
been productive of much mitchell in time
paR, will now ceafe. The Kings fiat is fiill
ne2efary.
7huttday laff arrived here the brig Molly,
Capt. Robert Bell, from Cape NichoIa, in
twenty four days panage, who in fquall
had his mainmaf carried away, and one 81
his people being handing the maintopgalani
fail went overheard with the matt. Capt.
Bell loft another ofhis hands on hi: paiage to
Cape Nichola.
We hear by Capt. Wolcoit who arrived
here yelierday f:omGranada, that Capt. Che.
vers, who has fer lome time been hitting, wa.
with all bis people taken from a week,
and carried TO lome part of Europe.
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ocrpcnlic:.la: rock, TIA, had 5een ipht D!
an c..r,hqdake, o, 70 formed by rs'a'e, tbs
bottom Of which could not be diiceTned'
hanging however upon a poin, ct the toct
which i.tttd OUT, the unfortunate mans
Sody was feen, sod well known by III
cloaths by come daring eoGtrivsnce, aPer,
Con went down conIidera5.e length, sno,
di(cove,el g,ea, number Of humans bones
but no kulls, 10 that it is to be fapPsied TINS
mercileis villain had always taken ctf the
heads of ,hofe he had murdesed in the
fame manner he did with poor Callehder.
At his trial, he had leyeral ofour mott emil
aent council! to plead for him, and during the
whole time from his commitmen: TO bis
execution ne behaved with the ,greaich IN
info'eoce, he employed the whole day before
he died, in writing, and told the people ne
had made his own epitaph, and lett Iool'
TO have il engraved on bis tomb tone. IL
is long and III wrote, but be concludes Il IN
thcle words, fpeaking OF the count and jury
Their fentence, ,pride and malice I deiy'
Defpife their power, and like a Roman dIe.1
Lewis Hutchinfon, hanged at SPanith town.
he 10Th of March, 1873, aged forty years.
Thus was the world rid of this deteitaole
and moR execrable monfer. ~
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F RID A Y, May III.
B o S T O N.

ExhG7 sfa letter ffsm KiTgf'", IN ia
m0iea, dated April 1.
/" The 10th of lah month was hanged
at Spanith town, one ames Hutchinfon,
the moft detachable and abandoned villain.
that ever difgraced the human fPeices. Hs
was native of North Britain, and had .
pen in Pedro Valley, in ST. AIMS Parlth i:
When any Of his neighbours cattle ftrayed
on his lands, he ALWAYS fecurcd them as his
own, and by that means had acquired 2
little fortune, and it is imagined that many
propls had been murdered by him for de
n,anding their property, and this conjecture
feems but too we'll founded as you will ob
fcrve in the feque. A MIR. Calender
fwhofe land joined Hutchinlon'sl had loft a
lack ais and feeling him in this wretches
oseue, went to HIM aud rcqucited that the
ais might be turned in the highway, when
he would take care he thould uelpais upon
him no more. Flutohinfon tod hun this
command lhouId be immediately complied
with. and when CslIendeI had TUNED his
back and was going away, the villain took
,up his Gun, and killed him on the fpot. a
man then lying hck at iutchinion's, hearing
,he report of gun. exp, out Of bis bed, am
alked what firing that was. and iald, be
lievc you have thot the man that | heard
.enaai.ing about the ah. he villain re
onl,ed. 90 ialandy to your bed, or | vii
ierve you rhe fame iance. he lick mar
-how-ver in the cou;ie of the evening, found
means to get privately out of the hOuie, anC
Immediately LOGGED acOmp!aint, upon which
Au,chinfon was .sPprehended, and BY th'
information of ons.of his negroes, the place
was difcovsrd where he bad conveyed th'
head OF Calender, and where near 20 o'he
humane hsll.s were found, the eodg wa
throwa in a cockpit tss is here cslie@l
.plac. deemed nscceii5le, being down
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.EDENEZER RICHARDSON. an Office
IN The cuitorns 10 tie port OF Philadelphia
And Uhai is .6nite.y sSg'avaiing and ren
deis The uacfsGtion much more auccIeus /;
TIE MwSs,sr is d,iiinguilbed by s.partieala,
recommendation 10 tie Collector and Comp,
uolIer of that,pou; declaring the mlicrean,
to be,a diaingufhed Friend TO Gsveamenf:
tropt, Perfon to be employed in the RE J
VENUE, ard orceiing them totewaEcA hl.r
with guinea per WEEKS The fad he.
nezty Riebaydea is now placed on the TAD
der of promotion, we may expect M, one
Of the Heasmd1lt Bswdt GsmmiJf9nSrJ,
in few years wEeie he may p.ooaoH'
make as ARingnihsS figure as the rfh OF
his BRE HREN. e.lR5fss Gaxs'tf.
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Right Hon. No. boine 3erEeiy, 3Atn X
Bouetouit, his Majetsy's ate LiemeyaEA
md Governor 1ensfAl OF inc colony and
ioniiaion Of Virginia.
o. the right lide. Deepiyimpreilcd with
he warmef frnie Of giauIude for his EScel-
Iency the Right Hon.L LORD ,Bo,tetourt's pru-
lent 'and wife sdminiftation ard tia, lie ,r-
nehbrsrce Ct IhOfe may p.s5iic and focal
,irt1es, WHICH 70 emiocn:iy adoined his i.
uR,ious chara9er, night be ir4Gf,niued 10
Jone,j,y, The General Aasnibiy ct Frci-
,ia, on Tie ao;h day OF july, Ammo Dgm.
L75i, Teiolved with one unHed voice to c.
rect this aatue to his Lo,dihlp's memory.
let wifdom add Juice prciids il any coun-
~, the people will IejOce, and mutt be
happy.
Onihe left fde. America, bthold your
fiend'i who, waving his nariVe country, de-
clined thufe additional honours which were
there in fore for him, thar be might heal
your wounds, and -teitose- tranquility and
happinefS to this extenGve eoniilent. With
what zeal and anxiety he purified thefe glo-
ious objects, Virginia thus bears her gaze
u tefomony,. ~-., .,.y. r..
MARRIED. Mr. William Cogfwell,,o
Mifs Nabby Dawes, daughter of Mr. Will
AN Dawes, Of this town.,
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M o N d A Y. May A..

Capt. Reynolds, who is arrived at New
York. in twenty fix days from Suiiinam
informs that tie dillurbances with the ne.
groes at that fettlement was iettlet by
lmari engagement, in which many of them
were killed and made prifoners.
The wreck Of new flip was lately met
with at fea, in lat. 20, s.. long. 81. iumbei
loaded, with all her fails and rigging gone.
and decks blown up. She had man head.
and the following words wrote on the com
panlon: We are all we'll and gone TO Ii
verpool in a brig"
! BY yeael from Baltimore in Maryland
we learn that few DAYS before The failed
two. informers were taken up there inrths
afternoon, and after being tarred and leather
ed, were carted about the town illl night
and then ordered to depart the place in "a
hours. The next day it was reported the,
had returned, upon which diligen; feafeh wa
made after them, but they could not be
found J; and il was fuppofed they had fet Oh
for Bolton, as the recspticle for the prefer
ment of fuch Migrants, where no doubt,h from
the pacific difpoGtion Of the inhabitants, aro
the encouragement given here to iuch per
fons, they will find an aaylum both of frsh
and jtearity. o
We ALTO hear that The fameday a Negro
was hanged there for ftIiking his mater
and that his executioner was a Petlon under
fentence ofdealh. 'eaa .l,a3
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-05-27

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