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tznuary II.


"7s Capt. LPHaAIN DcoIITTlE. ;,
Gas you rep elrnt US At the Gieat and
Eenerel Cour. in this dark, gloomy and DIFF
,reIfinp day Of the manifestations ct Gods
judgments aeainls US we think il our duty
and insereR 20 communicate fome OF our len
timen,s TO you, and to inarua you IN fome
OF the moia important concerns ct snc pup
lie. Il Is needless for Us TO recapituaie 10
you the many enormous encroachments on
aur conffi,usion But when we ccntlder the
: e;rcumHances Of our forefa,hers leaving their
native county, The hardihps they UNDER
went in ies,llng this then bowling wilderness,
wi,hou. any Goa 10 Great Bitten the PFofits
thew receive by our trade. the circumstances
ogihe fra charter OF compact between our
so,efa,hers and Great Briain, being wleiied
from. them land coniequensly from us) the
humble, lubmifive temper our ioTeia'ners
fhewed, in receiving another which abridged
shemof macy, very many,valuable and ieaiona-
~. ,;oh,s which we've contained IN the former,
wi,bou, any colour Of right and noswish-
Aandirq ali the foregoing circumstances, to
have the remaining privileges OF ous p'siens
charter wrefied from US BY meer power,
no,withfiandins they were granted BY fpeciai
s,aee. certain knowledge, and mere motion
sohaye our honeR earnings wreitsd from US
without our content (; to have the pubic
fountains OF Juice corrupted BY private in-
,eref. in order to pave the way anc enforce
aay Of iniuRice and tyranny we Icy, that
the(e capital inftances ofiujuRice, indicate 10
M that the glory is departed from the Eng
I'm oa,ion. and that il is our opinion, that
our mother county has loft ihat divine fPi-
~r;t of truth and righteouineis, which M
former times have (aved them and this coun-
e,v from ruin. Therefore, il IS our eainett
de(,e. and we here direct you, TO uie your
u,rnoil influence (as one ofsbe legislative Boz
dyl to convince the nation Of Great- Britain,
,b.t ,he mealures that they have melted out
20 us. will have direa tendency to deitroy
10Th chem and us, and petition the King and
PARLIAMENT Of Great Britain in the mott pa
,hetic and firiking manner 70 felIeve Us from
our aggravated grievances but, It all tins
Should fail, we recommend il to your conf
dera.ion, and direa you TO move u 70 the
confederation of the honorable court, whe-
sher i would not be belt to calm the aid Of
fome pro.effAnt power or powers, Iequeiting
tha, they would ufe their kind and chdiian
influence, with our mother country, that 70
we NAV be relieved, and that broiherly love
and harmony may again take place, and that
natural alliance again be reRored between US
and Great Britain, which may continue un-
tiII time ihaII be no mote. Which 1Icd OF
his infinite mercy gran. for Chrili's fake.
SILVANUS HOW, per Ordsr.
&c dttR. DAVID SAEGERsoN, 7erUH Clsrk. "
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ga true copy, AitN.
"lsAAc WHITING, 7swn- clsrk. =

= = ! .
/" nj a kgd7 meeting Of zoe jysfbsi4tvs asd
oib0 inhabitants sftbs t'rOS Of GLOUCEs-
TER, qr0li6sd for vOtizg, BY Adjournment. on
The 28tbda Of Dseembsr, Auss DSmiai. 1872.
"Cap,. PETER COFFIN, Moderator.
(" The following having been twice deli.
berztely read over, was voted amiss contra
6icfnts, viz. '-tl'
/" THAT all the inhabitants of the Ame-
Tican colonies are entitled to all the lib-r.
ties,rights and privileges of men and Englifh-
men, and that Ihefe rights and liberties ate
unAlenable and cannot be given away by
themfelves or their representatives, much IeG
has any man or number OF men any right or
authority 70 take them away, any more Than
they have TO take their lives away.
a. That thefe rights are well ftated By The
inhabitants Of the town Of Bolton, and have
been invaded, encroached upo1 and violaied
by the court and par lament Of Great Britain,
as is fet forth in the liif Of grievances tranf.
mitled to US BY the faid inhabitants.
{" The Innovations in government, and
defpu,ic meafures adopted by the Bfitifli mi
Mfg, open the door toa multitude Of oppref-
fious; and the violations Of facred contracts,
infringements Of our charter, aud invaGons Of
our prOpsrries,sre naughty GIidss of prero
gatiye, fab at the yitals of our contribution,
and fubyerfve Of all government, uneis tys
Iranny may be called 70; and thefe things are
commissions with Fefped 20 our religious
Liberties inirodoaiye TO prslacy and POpsry:
An arbitrary depot, may aGume iOie eccIeE
aEical power, appoint Roman Catholic coun
cils;in the colonies, and fuppott a. Popilh
clergy BY fiipends from the extofted Ameri-
can revenue. And We are apprehenfive, that
the affairs of the American colonies are in a
more difficult and dangerous Situation, than
they have ever been in iince their f # fettle
meat and, thar when The civil rulers betraY
their rult and abufe the power the people
have repoied 10 them, they forfeit the fob
milton Of the rubieas and TO opo5fe and
rciiIa in thar cafe, IS MOTTO relia a. ordinance
Of heaven. And we return our grateful sc
Acknowledgements to the inhabitants of the
town of Bohou, and think they dsfsrVe the
thanks, not only of all the towns in this pro-
vince, bat of all the colonies in America I;
and we are ready to jiin ~iIh them and all
others in exerting ouIielves, in every legal
way, to oppOfstyIahny IN all it: forms : and
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! "IT mfetisg sftbs jTssbsi4tr, and sihsr in
blb:fasts " fbs tenn ef DEDHAM, Gny
s0arasd and kga!k eLsrblsd. at the meet
i.g-bsgk in fbs fin prseint., pa A1,a1y
tbs 4ib day If January. A. D.I773.
!" The town having taken under conf
deraiion the warrant ifled by the Select
men for the calling this meeting, agreea-
be 70 the fequeR of number of treshol-
ders,. and having ALTO read the letter from
the town Of Bottom and their votes and
proceedings Of the aoth of November laff,
came into the following Votes and Re-
folyes, viz. as..
VOTED, That in the opinion of thi,
town, The invaluable rights of the colo
nifs, and OF this province in particular,
have of late been greatly infringed upon by
the parent country, and that the infringe
men's and violations of thols rights threa-
ten this province and continent with GER
tain an1 inevitable deRrueion.
(" Nsfsd, That this town are in very
particular manner, clearly OF opinion, that
the afixing fiipends or falsries from the
crown to the ofices OF the Judges of the
Superior Court of Judjcature, making
them entirely independent OF the people,
whole lives and fortunes are 70 much In
their power, Is extremely alarming, a. be-
ing directly contrary to the fpirit Of our
charter, and pregnant with innumsfable G
wills. FsH ~
/" Esfsd, That our Representative in the
General AG:mbly be, and he hereby is,
infruaed to exert himfef to the utmoR,
that the public grievances, which are nov
become 70 many, may be redreHed, and
our rights and liberties fully reftored TO US,
and that if he, upon examination, fhall
6nS that the iaiary granted BY the General
Ahenbly to the Judges of the Superior
Court 10 Insufficient, that he in faid Court,
ufe his influence that al adequate fun be
granted to them.
I" R.jstved, That this town will at all
times heartily join with any other town in
this province, in fuch meafures a. may be
proper, falutsry and eff tual, for the re.
dreis Of our grievances and the ehabliihing
our charter rights and liberties.
[" Nstsd, That the Town. Clerk be di-
reefed TO return an atteRed copy of the
proceedings of this meeting, TO the COM
mi,tee Of correIpondence in the town of
Bottom. h NssA srs
gCA Sv,,e -. Ls.A ---sa-.-'ss.
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MO N d A Y, February ~.
r O s T O N.

The beginning Of his month alarge barn at
Stonnington was confirmed by fire, together
with ten horfcs and yoke of fat oxen, twelve
tons Of hay, and fome oats /: A negro boy
has confeiied he iet fire to il on purpofe,
becaufe he was tired of tending the creatures.
YeRerday morning about two O'Clock,
fire broke out in a joiner's fhop belonging to
Mr.. Benjamin Sumner, jun. at the bottom
of Cole Lane, which before the town was
alarmed, very fpeedily communicated to bis
dwelling-houie occupied by Mr.. Coolidge,
Tailor and to his fathers houfe near adjoln.
ing, as alto to large double houle belong
ing to John Fills, Eiq; of Halifax, in VIII en-
Mr.. Sumner, jun. lived, together with ie-
veraI workshops, barns and other buildings,
were all deRroyed by the raging aames
As the wind was high and the weather ex-
treme cold, it was with the utmof difficulty
prevented from fpreading further the fire
having cstched feveral of the adjacent houfes,
and many others were in imminent danger I;
but by the extraordinary activity Of the PEG.
pie of he town Especially at this fevere Tea
ion, they were preferved.
Capt. Samuel Barrett, with feveral others
in that neighbourhood, Whole eRates were in
70 great danger of being dehroyed, deiire
their moff fincere and hearty thanks might
be returned 10 their fellow citizens for the
kind and almof incredible application which
they made TO preferve them.
ABBOTT two hours before the above acct
dent happened, FIRE was difcovered at the
north part of the town, BY two children in
the houie that were awakened almoR fuho-
Gated with fmoke, who calling for help,
were Immediately afiaed by the neighbours
and the fire foon extinguifhed.
AS the afTuring from lois or damage by fire
tends to the preiervation of many families
from that diarefs, poverty and ruin which
fuch calamity might oherwife expofe them
so-Policies for shuring houfes and other
buildings from lois or damage by fire will
BE- underworld, at moderate premiums, at
Mr.. Pfcs's lnfurance. Office, near The Ex-
change.
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For the MAssAcHuseTTs SpY.

For the MASSACHUSETTS, SPY.
Mr.. THOMAS, ' a. 80.
TT is faid certain Major General was
4 pleaGed TO obferve to the Governor that
ifhis E--y ihould reply to the councils
addrets, he would fwear for it, that the
council sosald nsvsr anjivtr II this among
other things might encourage the Governor
to treat the reply of The honorable board in
bis laR Speech, with 70 much is0sfsutiea, MOI
to fay contempt. 81. HDs'
. The world will form their own opinion Of
the abilities and JUDGMENT of Governor who
appears eager and prond to itep forward as
champion, for miniHerial meafures in OPP
petition to the 7nndamsrfairisbh of theie ex
,enfive colonies, particularly of his nafivs
provincs and to furniih n,inRry, with evfry
kns eblfrvafi0n he could m, Fer in favour Of
their opp,eGvc plan.---lfhls E--y's principles
s'e jaR, and bis reaioning fOsrigfvs,. he has
then proved that the people of this province
and the other colonies, by being fuhjeds of
the BrifJ6 n0s0s, arethe mott eJjetl HGvxJ
in all Chrilfendom, ALI our Charters
are made of no more IVstfb than a tobacco
paper we are under The ebjS!Rfs dominion
ofa Britiih parliament, and YET no, part
of Britain 70 as to avail outlelycs of A10sna
Cbarta, the biz Of rights, or any par,tof lhs
EgGb contribution, or to- b0re with our be.
thfen there in abe advantages ariing from
MANUFACTURED, trade and eOmmsr0.--Mo we
are without 6arrifr, a guard, ebsek, a.
gainRthe worR-of eppr1DIoas, and the moii
dSlpOfie poS0y--we. are TO be yejqridtd in
our maHsfat7wts. and trade, and to have
our monies forced from US without our CON
fent and given away in pfhyfoas, &c. to fuch
ADasriean, as can be found baJE enough to
receive them as .YewGrd far befy0yiag The
Gbrr.iss Of their country. Thus is a great
continent led by his E--y to conceive
themfelves in the dreadful iituaton of being
coniidered as part of the Brifi6 dominionJ
only 10 refpea to bErfbfns, but NOT in point
of Advantage, with regard to contribution,
trade or 0uangtsaHysS. i But whether it will
be 10 the power Of fuch mlnHerial advocates
TO make this continent eaiy in luch forlSrn
condition time will difcover.
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,Nr the MAssAcHusRTTs SPY.

T1F% the MAssAcHUsETTs SPY.
NM. THOMAS,
Whoa humble iuPPianis would the gods ap-
49, peaie," -
And ia fevere sfi;aions beg for cafe,
With contant IMPORTANTLY they fue, -
And th,ir PETITIONS every day renew;
Grow till more earnea 90 they are -deny'd.
Nor one well weigh'd expedisnt leave untry'd,
Till heaven thots bslIngs they enjpy'd before
Not only does return, bu. give, 'sm more.
By re.priuting the following extract from
the CEN TlNEL, whole prophecies of this
country are verifying every day, )ou win
obge confant reader.
: I AM of opinion, had this meafure pre-
ceeded the iiamp sa,a and been the firff
hottie deGgn that appeared, it would have
been 70 Aagrantly dearuefiye of the conaituti-
on, that the icene might have clofsd with
blood. A new ara would have been laid in
this wehern world, and the consequences
might have dazed Europe. But mlsfortunes
coming on the back of misfortunes, has
rendered US inienhble TO them. The diGeafe
has creeped on from the extreme parts ofthe
body, I'LL at length it has auack-j the vita's.
Unlefs fpeedily checked we hsll Goon make
a poor figure in American hlaory, and in a
diffant day poRerity may read the following
account of US:
About thin period, the tragedy of the pro-
vince ofM Enthusiastically was wholly com
plea,ed. After all their noife, the minliier at
length proved hyperion to them. Their lpi-
rits funk, and they are now a poor, mean,
contemplate race, governed BY fet of Ba-
ihaws, who fleece them of the liitle They had
left, and make them hewers Of wool and
drawers of water
Tfthis my countrynen is an agreeable pic
ture, lumber on while longer, and you will
have II ia reality If not, awake thou that
Aeepefi
Il ihalI inmy next purdue the fubiea more
fully. In the mean time, | leave life and
death, ia betting and curfe with you choOfe
your portion. On you il depends whether
poRerisy, and children unborn, may live a
beggarly race, forever curling their ancetiors !;
or whether, happy in freedom Iecufed, and a
contribution prcferved, they may not rife up
and call you blelsd.'
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w Z ID N ESDAY, February "A.
b O S T O. NJ

The meRlgc from this town to the Co.
vernon, on the goth of October and I'd of
November Taft, relative to the report that
Ripends were affixed to the offices of the
Judges with his Excensncy', anfwers thereto
are all publifh d IN the London Tomnzi of
the Io!h of December. =. A.4a4.
NEw York, february 4. Wednefday the
18th ut. Capt. Heaihaw arrived here, from
ST. Vincents, but laf from 81, Martins: He
left ST. Vincents about five weeks ago, and
informs US, that General Leyboune was
gone to Grenada, and The command of the
troops devo'ved on Col. Datymple, who
had entIrely furrounded the Indians, and it
was imagined the greateil part Of them would
be made pTloners, as they never had teifi-
fed The leait Willingness OF engaging the fol-
diefs in any other m4nner than 10 fcoutine
parties thar Capt Reeds boat in, going
aihoIe with Capt. Stanton and az meu,
overie,, by winch accident 8 folders were
crowned. - --.-.
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1 II Y X 5 ID a Y, February Is.
B O 6 u q NJ


We hear that 'arge dwelling houfe be-
longing to MIR. Nathan Sergeant was con-
lnmed at Maiden lat Sunday, during the
time of divine lefvice. ~. II.
This Town has been alarmed ten times
with the cry of h,e fuce Sunday morning,
but happily no great damage has iince en-
fued.
We cannot pafs overin flence the fur
pricing aeTtnels of the inhabitants ofCharef-
town, in cafes OF fire in this town on eve
ry unhappy location, they 70 (peedily give
their aiiiitance as TO be of much fervice in
iuch times of difrels, for which they at leaf
merit our aPplaufc.
We are told that two or three perlons
were found frozen to death the beginning Or
this week; among whom was a very AM
Gent Negro man, known by the name Of
S0mbo. y
\ This Paper, No. 1913, CONF
pletes TWO years, Gnce the 6rif publication
DIED. Mrs. Anne Domet, widow of the
late Capt. Dome, of this town Mis- Poi
ly Bolter-Mi. Philip Vbart.--At New
London, the hon. Hez:kish Huntington, Efq;
Of Norwich.-At the Ohio, the Rev. John
Davis.
PORT Of BosToN, FsJ,aayy ~.
ARRIVED. IngerloI from South Carroll.
ma, Stanwood from Virginia, Coleman from
Surinam.
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+ u E.S D A Y, February az.
Il O S Z O N.

The following melancholy accident lately
happened at Putnsy: The dweliug-houfe
Of Mr.. MICHAEL Laws by fome means took
fire in the night, when all the family were
in bed and neep; the man and bis wife and
three fnall children were in the lower room,
FIVE other children were in the chamber
The woman sn,uke 6rf with the noife Of
The devouring flames lhe awoke her huf.
band, and with difficulty they got out with
ire three children in their arms.-Their
cries awaked three others IN the chamber,
two of whom leaped through the flames
and elcaped though one, viz. MIR. Laws
eldea fon, was much burnt the other
thee, viz. a daughter abOnt IA years old, a
f1n o years, and another fon of years old,
all perified in the unrelenting flames The
IRE was at fuch height when h,a difcover-
II tia, there was no pofioility Of sffoFding
,'ig lear relief to thofe in tn: chamber
'iis'1:jy fzt:d ao:h;aE but the things they ce. {
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-Druay Is.
SAT RDAY February, IS.
RIO 6 I O N.

B q s T O N.
.Tuelday lalt the houfe of representatives
fent the following msfage to his Excellsncy
the Governor. ~ ..
=" May IL pieofys Rr Exetlssy, ID
I" The houfe of representatives think il Ct
shela& importance to wait on your Excel
lency, and pray that you would be pleafed to
inform them, whether your Excellency can
now fatisfy the houle that the juaices of the
Superior Court have refuled or will retule to
except of their rapport from the crown. A
matter which appears to have filled the
minds Of the good people of this province
with great anxiety; and determination of
which in the affirmative will tend TO pro.
mote his Msjeay's fervice and the peace
and Happiness of the people,"
His EXCELLENCT's 0niVtr.
GO Gentlemen of,he houfe of representatives,
"Imsf certainly an nat able to inform yoU
that the jg)fiess q TIE Snpfio, Court. haze re-
fajcd or s0iA rsfuif to accept Of their Jatport
from the ryosUx. III that Itbougbf neL1a,y Jor
me to do bsfaye ! gaze M aDsnt to tie grants
which you had made, syaJ The taking prsser
caution 10 prevent their bling Untitled to a
jalary frsm The pyoViacs after e (siOry tran
The erstUn JGonl4 commence, if The warrants
fri payment Of (afb Eala,y @'Ald bEregftFr
be rsceiVed.
r. HUTCHINSON "
Council Chamber 10 February, 1873,
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in.-Their circumlaaces are truly depIora
bic Mr.. Laws eldeff fon died a few
days afterwards, aged is years. a." g..
New LONDON, february IL. About
eight o'clock Iaf Saturday, evening Gmall
flock of an earthquake was felt in this town,
attended by comfortable rumbling noiTe.
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jua Imported BY Capt. Jarvis from LONDON,
And to be fold by
L Y . | A D Y A R,
Near the North battery, Bottom.


q FRESH Afortment of Car
I - cen SEEDS, which fhe will warrant to
be new and good. and Of the lsa Years produce.
early charlton Peas, early golden hotfpur. early
ormond ditto, large marrowfstt ditto, dwarf do.
blue and g'een ditto, large rouncival ard Spanifh
and MoTtAtto Lehman dwarf ditto, lsree Win.
f1r Beans, early Liibon and early buih and pole
Beans, early Yolkfhire and BaterGea Ouch and
lugar loaf, large winter, red. green and yellow
Savoy, ca y ard late Ccllihower, early and lsie
Tu.GiP. fhort top fcarlet and fslmon Rsdi1i,
Cucumber aud Squafh. double Psrn.y. double
PePPe grsf,. round Spring, red 8eets, SeIery,
Endive white Spaniih aSd G,ver 1in Onions.
red ditto. grange purple and yellow Carrot, Psrf-
MP, Cabbage, Lenice, green and white Gowes.
brown Ouch and marble Thyme, BASIN, fwsct
Mari ram, Summer Ssvory, Sage, Hemp Ca
nary and Rape. Brd Seed.
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Imported in Capt. Jarvis from LONDON, and
to be So d by
SU SANNA RENKEN,

=
At her fhop near the Draw Bridge,in Fore nreet,
Il ARLY Charlton, early Hotfpur,
H. early golden HoIlpur. large Msuowfat,,
dwarf ditto, Leadman's dwarf, crooked Sugar,
blue aHd white Rouncvsl, fplit and boiling.
PEAS large Windfor, Toker, early Lfbon,,
early yellow, and Pole BEANS. early Du. oh,
early Batteries, early Yo,kfhire, Red, ard large
Water Cabbage, early and late. Coll A rwer,.
green and yellow Savoys, marble. gfeer,
white, go(s, cabbage and imperial Lettuce ,doue,
bic and Marlborough Partly, winner and fun :
mer Spinnage, early Yellow, Scarlet and O.
range Carrots, CELERY, Endive, early and late
TDrnip. white Spanilh, Sualba'sh. and Il YER
kined Onion, Hummer and winter Savoy, ear
ly. late. long, green and Tusky Cucumber,
Thyme. Sweet Majoiam. .Rolemary, LsyeD-,
der, Sage, fnmmer and winter Sduafh, Muih-.
mellon, Hemp, Rape ard Canary Seed. red.
and white. Clover, Fowl Meadow ana Herdi-
grafss. Burnet,. LuceFn, &c. new, and wsnans.,
ed of the laa Years grOwth.---Durhsmj bsa,
A>wsE of Muaard 10 pound, half pound snd
quarter pound Bottles. MPpen's SnuE, Figs,
a variety of China Bowls and Dimes.
LikewiGe, "a. .Afonment Of .
Englifh' and India Goods
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Tuelday lalf the houie of representatives
fent the following msfage to his Excellsncy
the Governor.
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TAYLOR that is a goo

1 \ workman. being at p eiens out Of employ,
would be glad to work at low wsg:, BY the dsy
or week, ia shy tsnslemsr's family, Elqnire
Of The PugftE
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Better. fsbruary IL, 1873:

TWO DOLLARS REWARD.
TAKEN OUT of the Houfe Of
Il the fubfcrber, at the head of long
wharf Taft evening, flver can, N ark.
M.
ed /. NJ. mal,Rr's name, Revrrf. If laid can
is returned tome owner again, two dollars
reward viii be given, and no queaiors s1<ed.
N. B. If mould be offered for hle. IL Is
defired it may be topped, and ro,ice given
to- MARY MAYER cKf..
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on the great Road On Merimack river; there il
every accommodation of hcufe and fable, for
travellers and is much uled. Enquire of JoHN
TYING. Eiqi of DuuRable, the owner.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-02-25

TO MORROW MORNING,
Al ELEVEN O'Clock. p,
win be Sold by PUBLIC VENDUE,
At che Bureh Of Gupes Id Kiag llreet,
-FOUR hogheads of very good
l. Shop CARS. Nv
A few B xes of Liibon LEMONS.
SELL. Auetionser.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-02-25

j. N " e ia IL AuStiohseT'
7bi' Day aU0s pSti6eS, Prize II.
R E V 0 L U T l o N
NE WEN G L Nd,
In 1881
] U S T IF Z d.
AND THR
: PEOPLE there INDICATED
From the siperiions esR upon them b, Mr.
JcHS PALMEs, in his pretended anlvsr TO IN q
declaration pubhlhsd By the Inhabitants Of EoG.
ton and the country sSjacen,. on the day when
tAsy lecurt~ their late spPr,1 or,, who adei by
an WtgA and arbitrary comm Zion from tie
la,e King James.
To which Is added, t..s
NARRATIVE cfthe PROCEEDINGS
Sir. EDMUND AMBROSE
And his complies. Who ,l1 .eted by an iAs2
gal and arbitrary commit from the late
kIfe Jhmls, during his government in New
England.
By leveral Gertlemsn who were Of his Council.
BosToH Re. printed and fold by THOMAS.
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