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CHOICE DUMB FISH, to be
~ fold cheap for Cath; spply to JE-
REMIAH WEBB, nearths NewNsrth Church.
o. to PETER CLARK at Francis Trees, oP-
polite Chrf- Church,
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The SECOND EDITION.
This Day soas fzbEtbed,


4 " GRAFTON q the Beauties
n of Liberty or the siiential rights Of the
Americans.
Humely dedicated to the right hOnoura-
BE the Earl of Dartmouth. Printed and
fald by D KEEELAND, and N. DAVIS.
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70 be o L D, by
NATHANIEL RUSSELL,
X Common ftreet, little to the north
ward Of Dr.. Byles's Meeting Houle,
BOS t o N,
a Compleat aforttment of
IA HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, cons
fiItag Of Clocks, Tables, Chairs, Bedaead-
DUMB Walters, Sc. &c. Cheap for Cath.
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Will LIAM SCOT T,
At the IRISH LINEN STORE in Ann
hreet, near the Draw Bridge, Bottom,
Has iuff imported from Ireland.
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Correspondent at the
couft end Of the town
informs us, that cur
Nliuiiiry are a, pIcfen'
in the moa p0pkxiag
Gtnatisn imaginable,
occafioncd by the laif
difpatches from the
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Is = = IN
By tie Captains JJeniiaa, Cs:DsH and HG".
wb9 ayriVed Jfaee cur IgF lf0m L'H@S"' ''E
haze tie faiior0iag
EUROPEAN iNTELLIG { N IL
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2 OE rs CO r n L K.
Fer he MAssAcnu,lrrs 5 P Y.

= Fer he MAssAcEu, Arrs . z I.
Mr.. THOMAS,
TAViNG remarked Of lse lnnofy emil
81 rs from Pcet' Cor E., whcife' Per-
incn, cr rot. ihe impa ialruh'Ic m1A.oc J"us'
----Put wire tas he sci referred 10, was o.
Mined by a re,i,ion ftcm leTe smofs u. 'c'
m,cb ;rGlenccd ty i9'rit ii ervy and III ga
lure srd is pparco'ly az imPoilno" on NO
y;dual.-l hsve frcm prI crr'c OF huhlA'
~ taKea % my rer-rd in The ioilcwil 'i'''
have ps,Cor sted tbs 10 opp elsd Antoooee'
wherein IS diipisyed true .Is'e oi their &C
which tmod,AIy ips&ine) off a. coat
.iGiicr-if u'y we ghsd IL ;he oallanee o.
qury arr juliice.
9bt tauG,d RImcNsrRArcE Of a. b.
THE trade, in al its brsnche,, ;fro' the own
Is unretfrsi 'd-and has not ieIT The HOW"
Or thole in pcw'r- while weIhai t. Fm '''S e''''
OF Autlicneen-a,e in a diff rent eae
Wher P: ebus has Withdrawn bis sys, W. mui'
Reluctant q,.it our ~olk, ct be sx1os q
To an emo NOUS hne--what hsedom 9hl'
What tcpeue CT man, or angel can express
The hat. nip en- Us laid by ibis reNIaih'
This ALTO done by thole that rcpreien1
The frs of libs:ty alas !-alts =
No tiPplirg fllop in town in irch din'sH
Tksfe vend heir poiion both BY night and DAY;
And fay their thOufand', none TO lay them nay
Hence thea theie lpfferd thus their time tenn
ploy
Without con troul--. why fhould the cot annoy
Us su6ioneSrs. - ard brand it as crime
If we ihou'd wcrk more thin one hall oui time !!
Cruel ref etion this for all muh know,
As DAYS grow fhorter--.ev'nines longer grow
Hence as our faes are by their act forbid,
By cgndIe!ight--that time Is lo1 indeed
Ard multi,udes around, by Sympathy,
Do feel the lois, and with Us once more tree
To Gell by right or cay Amsn' emen, lay we .
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Extreme Cheap For ( a1n.
Iaa arri,ro IN Cayt Cslet nom LONDON ,and
ro~ ,esdJ 70. iale at tie ihop Of
DUNCAN lNGRAHAM, Jun.
l. Uu,or lree, Bolton,
a c,mp cat Allotment OF
EUROPEAN @ GODS,
That aIe well b,ugft. Wholslaie and Retail,
Con.ant aue.osnce IS given, ana every isVeui
duy Acknowledged,
Amono Nj. Cords ere the following, VIZ.
SUPERFlNE, middling and low
Dprcso broad eloti.s, with luitabe trimmings,
Ge m.u lerfes, kc,ley,. bearlSins, coaing, bath
beavers, lan.tlsips, G,tI;, Jaueens, YoIkihire
pIsrs, Aannel,, olchehcr aGd draPery osizss
hshbi.ks iG,bCGsd k.Ess, 6 4, ~, 4, ga
and 1914 blanket. R'ipred ditto, whi'he,s, .
compeat sf)ument Of mems womens and child
rens hoie, m:l!ed gloves aud caps 4 and hall
ell plan ard figured iatlins, cspuchn hks,
Engiih and India tafatie,, FeriiaEs, iaffnst',
grapes, Iorlius, DeomsTk iuares, mtiiinet's,
srazeis, b,olias, bu,de,.s, jubiIees. dofieueers'
c. mbetls, Gamble, germs, figured fluff ih'iloons,
,ammies, dursnis, oalamsncl es, figured ard
plain dIawboys, twild 'slysis, vslve'ett', back
rullell, Quilted petticcAIs, white Dom quilting.
check, iriih linens all wild his, dowlaiie., bed
ticks, diaper and damsGx table linen, womens
and childrens pomrldcu-, blue and purple
laitin leather gloves worked bscks, mems bell
buck gloves, gsuze handkerchiefs latin borders,
furn tuss checks. RuRia and ravens duck, tek-
lenburgh, oiusburgs R ula drabs, diapers, ban.
darno and romall hanckerchieis, caP'ts and
csrpetirg, c.llicoes, ssuzss, cstsuts, MEETINGS,
fix mius and gloves, mullins, f''tinetis, 'ol'
,iars, Jeans, cambIicks, lawns, ivory and horn
combs, penknives rszoH, iciiiaIs, thimbies,
worried and crueis, childiens led and green
morocco ihoes and pumps bone, blond and
uoly laces, cheyanx de fife lace, fnails pins.
needles, writing and Royal board paper, b'nd-
ings,fewing GlkS ard all Other goods uiuaily i'm
ported from Europe.
N B. Bibles, ,eesment', iPel'ing books
pla!ters and primmers, einramon, MI. mess'
cloves, mace, China ware, bea Hylon tea, clogs,
goloihoes, Eugliih and Lynn h1e:, very genteel
muHs ard fur trimmings, BOYS white snG black
fur beaver caps, piumes tor ladies riding hat''
merry Andrew and Highlander playing cards.
pound beads. &c. &c &c.
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American Magazine.
To fke PUBLIC.

THROUGH The generous encourage
! nent of great number of gentlemen
in thi, province, the Royal American MAGA-
ZINE is likely in fhon time to make its aP
pcarancs. The Publiiher hereof earneitly re.
aue(ss all thofe Gentlemen and Ladies, who
incline to be promoters of this ufeful under,
taking, and have not yet lubfcribed, to fend
in their names with all convenient fpeed ; as
the FULFILLING Of it will be determined on, as
loon as he hears what number OF fubfcrlheFS
there arc in the other colonies. ?
NIB. NO Money is expected until NJ
delivery of the firf number.
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BLqs HUA GAR D N En-
rAc~isj6ls his cCltomers, and The ruhlis. that
ne has ut imported from l. ONION, In
Capt. I.lef, General
Anortment of Engli(h GOODS,
Suitable for the approaching feafon amons
which are the following articles, viz.
DIAM and knapt Bath beaver
l. costings, lam ikios, bea GIns, C, lefWhir
ney, rofe and duff. ostkts, blue and red duff
fils icaret green, crimlon, blue and white
drapery bare green and crimlon Colcheiter
haize, white haael, acsfet and cfim'on broad
cloths |; low priced, middling and luPeThne broad
cloths, German lerges, TO- eft cloths /; plain, mkt
and itriped csmbleieen:, cloak CANDLES, yard
wideHcrapes, poplins Denmark lUares, fur tim
mings, grey mufs and tiPpet', common mrffs
and tippets, fhaloons, tammies, durants, Gala
mancoes, plain black rulel, lowered ruhels,
black snd culoured drawboYs, black eveflaliing:,
velverets, 3 4ths and 7.ths dowlss, | iih linens,
meeting, cambricks and lawns, plain and hJwer-
ed gauze, catguts, Paris aad fpiders net, black
and white blond lace, lcarlet and white ditto,
black bone lace, white thread lace and footings.
Manchester checks, buckrams, wax threads, coat
and lnoe bindings, fswing filks, worried and f k
knee carriers, death head and covered buttons,
gold and fver thread buttons, fcarf twif. COM
mon fewing needles, milliners and chapel ditto.
No. 4 pins, brafs and pound pins, crewels,wor-
lied, qualities, gatherings, linen and fix hand
kerchiefs, Women's fatIin gloves and mitts, white
upglazed lamb gloves, worried mi!ts and glove,
women's iIk mits and gloves, mems black ELK
gloves, white fix hofe, meas and womsn's
thread COTTON and worried hoie, brseches patterns,
mock velvet caps, aript and plain worried caps,
horn ard ivory combs, writing and bonnet Ps
per. ink-Powder pink, blue, white and black
iiilnets, black tafasy, colcured ditto, plain and
lowered black faiths, white and crimlon iprig.
ed f,ttin, black figured mode, ribbons, fix fer
refs, Scotch threads, bsd-ticks and bun;s, ravens
duck, pepper and nutmegs,
With many other articles,
All which will be fold at a very rea(onable
profit at his lhoP in Cornhill, Bottom.
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American Magazine. i

THIS may cc.,.fy all whom i
4 rr COZ crm, th'i whe e'' NJ Hrs An
,,n,e, =. d Iohn { . se.Iy c:.isers q q e to"H oi
,or,r. ID enter con,ylaio', /, 'ae G''ni =
~ Of he county aga + the &c iosic' Der itf d.
ooii : ,hem III ',helr III: on %h,eh f''np' ~, ~
var i laotd iron the Kfs. A 'ofty' &c
/ do he { acknowledge thai wa in fao'i''m
hsuti.y Jerry for what did, and ''qa<a o.
them hat they ia t. cir lr,.;:y wc0d 70 give NE
offence, and rot co.. iue the proetls 'g ''nn I,
and bercty pron'iie rc'er to sb"'e 40 Oili'''
n,o,o FDRARp PEIRSt.
dihG. hENRY IhSi:Ti""
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Impcr:ed in Csrt. Cs!ef f" n, LOSI o: ny
JONATHAN WILLIAMS, jun.
A Genera, Allotment OF
r Ii. G 90 u S,

F.. LII g y o Il 5,
Which, with thcle he has by him. he imPcies
to inn Of by Whclsfaie .nd Real as ZOOS IS
p.Gblr, he does nor lay at the Sfrrh,g TeE.
nor at what Gsvarcs, hus requeIis his and
friends 10 favour him wih a vilx, Iha1 lie
may hare an opportunity Of ihewins ho''
realonsbe his prices are according 70 the
GU. lilies CT bis Goods, and if they ihorld
tnink it advantageous 10 buy OF HIN, he wal!
b. much OBJ ICED to THIN for their cuiom
if NOT, he cantCt expect 1t.
HAIR GrogramG, grizetts, mil-
l. L in,tts, fix Grapes, DtmaIk luit'e', iriih
csmblee, woIited g'ogrsms ropin', camb'sieer;'
calamancoes, tsberets, tammie:, dursnis, d. aw-
boys, Iriih linens, diaper table cloths, cotton
checks. laced faiths, Plnir ditto, b,own ard
yellow holland, .oed and bicesoed clogs, ipsef-
fue Bath beavers, lembikins, Irizss, rstteas,ouF-
6ls. blankets, bsizes, German lerses, elthc;iei
ditto, whitnies, k2rfiss, cotton vslyets. hln.'',
,vsrsillngs, cotton deuims, ferg. eito, fhaloons,
worRed mitts and COWS, brooches pattern,
London and Lynn maze womsn's fhoes, few
bclt lulef6De -4ths. Tllc blankets, eTmlpss,
Cspuehn Fl Ks of all colours, lnai uimings.
With variety OF other Articles.
Note, he has by him a quantity
Of fecond, third and low priced b, 81 Cloths,
wh en- he will fell TO great advantage bYWho!c-
f.lc, as he intends to deal principally in SuP'r-
fines, of which he COW has an elegant siio's'
msnt, wish every kind Of thinning, pSrlicuiar'
ly new faihioned buttons, jua imported.
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At the Iri(h Linen w arehoufe,
In King llfeet.

is juf imported, from the North of Ireland,
4 Large and general af1ortment
I - of Linens, from one to ieven fhillings
gsrl. per yard Thofe goods come from IL to
&C per cent cheaper than laa yesr, and will be
fold in the like proportion cheaper at the Ware
houfe: a gleat variety ct the mott faihonsbe
p:is;ed mullins. csllicces, cottons, linens, sc.
A complete sironmeu: Of Manchester, cotton,
md linen checks, dsms& and diaper table
Ga hs Of ali Gzes, nspkns aud toweirg. buck.
abuck, lrifh and RuSia meetings of all prices
6iy pieces fuper6ne linens from IS. od.to s.. cd.
per ard. will be fold at p inc colt.
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X1IHFREAS WINDS OR

WHEREAS w " Do U
w IONES. apprentice to WILLIAM
PAILfHCRFE. peruEe maker and hair def
n Kue S,tee,, On the iou h Gde Of the Sac
Hcpc. attended hmfelf from his matters
f-,vic,. on Monday evening laG. THIS rs t.
warn sn perfons from employing or hs'bopiire
f.iS ,po,entiee, Who is about five feet. eigh
IND hes hish, very thin vifsge and body, and Is
fappoied 20 hsre had OF, when he vent away
a black broad oIh co EMO Jacket or ne"
su:~.a U ;lton coat, ard white ii, ken breeches.
vhoeysr m apprehend the sid 'PP.enrce
.,d ri b,iug m back 10 his inaleF' ih1'i be
,.w-,aea for their trouble.
Bsfoz, OaebsT 8, I773.
n B II f4id apprentice vii re'uro to his mai
,.r,. {trvice wi,his week from The cate here
g The cfencs wi'l be locked over.
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Imrcrted By Captain LYnE Ton Lo|uo'
- - - ella H..
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IN INTELLIGENCE.
/, France, 9aiy IL.

I'M l. private advlces
allure Us, that a new
revolution a, a certain
court is much dreaded
and that they are tax.
king al pomOle mea-
fures TO prevent its be-
ing carried into exc
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n - ~ n NJ

ly2r Grain Smith, 1U5o arriVsd here fran
1salon, and Captain HITLER, aJla from
Laa4eu, arrived al New Tork, ne haze
rtc jdtiortirg
EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.
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SAT U RDAY September as.
z q G 7 u ~

Five hundred people Arrived at North
Carolina from Ireland, the Iaff of Auguh,
with an intention Of (ettling in that pro-
viace.
We have accounts from different part
of the country, the drought is 70 great,
that moR of the wells are entirely dry. and
the inhabitants in many places are obliged
to fetch their water three or four miles.
NEw.YoRE, Septtmbr 10. We hear
from New Jerfey, that the following me-
lapcholy accident happened about three
weeks ago, at the new MOravian Settlement,
in SuAex county, in that colony remark.
able fine child, about ten months old, fon of
MIR. Leinbeck, fore keeper thcse, was drop.
ped by boy into bucket Of feaIding wa
ter, which was, at the fame time, oterlet by
the boy, which threw the water all over and
under the child, and (caldeG the kin in the
parts mof expoIed, in terrible amer, 70
that j; came off in undefing. The diftrell.
ed parents committed il to the care Of a
woman 10 the houfe, who pretended TO un-
derRand the cure Of fcalds: She Immediately
applied falt to the fSaIded parts, (which threw
the child into congu lions, and in Iefs than
an hour put an end to It's If: and miiery.
Lat week cOunuyn7a having rtce ysd
a FUN CfmoOey on Long liland, IN dollars, 4.
was returning home, either TO Orange Cr
Uifer county, but in crOGing the ferry at
about the middle Of the river
his horfe took fright, jumped out Of the fcow
and carried the fAddIe bags with him, which
not being fatfened to the fsddle were loR
With All the doliafs.
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F R | D A Y September "a.
B q S r O NJ


Captain Miller, who is arrived at PHI
ladelphia from London, on the a6th Of
July, in lat. IL. long. SO. fpoke with the
lhip Eleanor, Capt. Bruce, from Antigua
for London,. out FIVE weeks, and ali we'll.
MARRIED ] Mr.. John Inman, M.r-
chant, to Mifs Sally HaRins, cldett davsh-
ter Of Capt. John Hsfkins, Of this town.
DIED Captain TrailI, noted Tea
commander MIS-. Kelly, wife of MIR.
Kelly, lighterman Mrs. Berry. Mis-.
Rebecca Littlehsld, wife OF Capt. lanes
LitttIeheld AT Cambridge. Mis Sally
Inman, youngeR daughter Of Ralph Inman
Eiq;-At Newport, Rhode-Ifllnd, MIR.
Edward Wanton, merchant, youngeft Ton
of the Hon. Gideon Wanton, Efq, late
Governor Of that Colony. AT Newbury-
Port, Capt William Davenport. Pro-
whence, Nahum Wilder, merchant.
CHAKLEsTowN rs. Cardinal Aseaa "a.
Lat week arrived here from Newry in the
North of Ireland, the brig Elliott, John
Waring Mater, with two hundred pailen.
gers, who intend TO fsttle in this province.
AEsP g.. LaR Friday the nip Wal
worth Capt. Mcfarland, arrived here from
Londonderry, with near three hundred pat.
fengen.
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Amesica has been inhabited by Engllihmen.
AMERICANS. Il is true, we have denied
that you have any juR authority to make
laws for US for il is an indifputable truth,
" Any people among whom one law is
made or repealed, without their content, is
in fate of flavery,"s and we absolutely de.
ny your having any right to enaaye US.
BR1ToNs. We do not want to enlave
you nor hurt your intereR, but il is necehafy
for the good Of the whole that there fhould
be fupreme power iome where, and Ger.
tainly the parent fate has the bef claim to
this fupreme power.
AMERICANS. Such fupreme authority
as yoa contend for, dearoys all liberty in e
very other part of the empire, and befde. it is
not necefsry for the good of the whole that
there fhould be any fuch power, provided it
was confident with liberty, for the common
intereff will forever preleFve union and Vi
gour in the nation, If the prime rulers at
with any degree of wildom.
BRffoNs. Such fate Of independence
and equality as you talk Of, would divide
and ruin the nation, for where all the mott
important national movements depend upon
the will Of different AHemblies or Ho0ies of
Commons, things move flow, and innutiesa
Die difficulties af(e.
AMERICANS. Some difficulties will at
tend all governments, the beit have their
;snuerfeaions, but the reaion of mankind
and the experience of all ages, allure US that
40 foeiety deferyes the name of govs'nmtnf
which has not liberty for its grand obje2 and
when any form Of government is propofed,
which will not prelerve this, it ought to be
rejected with difdsin by free people.
BRrToNs. We are not difpofed TO de
froy your liberties, but would be the guard
ans of them we defire no more authority
over you, than is necehary for due fubor-
dination and the prefefvaiion of grernment,
but your iealoufy is alarmed, and you uhrea-
lonzbly fuppUfe that we fiall turn tyrants,
when our power is once effablllhed.
AMkkicANs. Our own realon, as well
as fad experience, teaches US, that, under
Providence, we are the natural and bef guar
disns OF our eva liberties and that none
but fools and nzadmen viii truf the keeping
Of the(e precious Jewels 70 others. We have
already fuffefed the Iofs of blood as well as
trseErs, by your attempting to take what
ySajsn and Heron has forbid US to part with,
our risbn, the matter is 10 plain the mott
iimple mufl underfand it, for there is
but one Asr from liberty to favery the for-
nrer is to be at our own dfpofal, the
latter to be at the difpofal Of another
this is your fyfiem, that is ours.
BRIroNs. You talk of the experience
CT ages, Chew US an example of any Hste's
Hourifhing with different independent sflrm.
b.ies or Houfes of Commons Gmilar to what
you propofe.
AMERICANS. We have a friking one
at hand TO our pupefe, the DUTCH United
Proazr1s the mcR Aourifbihg and PROPER
Gus people, in the world, who revolted from
th.ir tyrannieal neig hbours, fcrmedaCommcn
wealth oftheIr own, audhaVe long been one OF
the n,oii ~ealthy and potent aaiss in Europe.
D Cor CHuRcH's Grafton, 1873.
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of the MifiGppi. Rchardfon has alio mac.
his eicape.
The Grand Jury, in polite addrefs,
thanked the court AID Attorney Genera,
for the great pains they had taken in aidiE,;
them in their discoveries, and in very par
ticular manner gave their thanks, and thoie
Of the county to tome pertons, whole seti.
witty had laid a foundation for Detecting
and breaking Up this hsh Of pubic rob
bers.
:, You fhou!d have had this at large witt
the aniwer to 1t, but too much of your pa.
per would be taken up thereby,for one lub ..
jsff to engrofs.
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BRIToNs. Az another time We will bear
all that you have to FAY, and as reafon ought
to determine all difpu,es, Fit preponderates
in your favour we will Iubmis to its dictates.
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For the MAssAcHysETTs S P Y.
Mr.. THOMAS,
You arc delired TO infert the following
II Dialogue 5tfrussn The B R TO S and
A ERICANS.
BRIToNs.

. y have within a few
years denied the authority
of Parliament over the CO.
lonies, and called in quef-
ton a power which we
have exerciled over, fince
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TROOPS in h. province, the rating revenue in
America, and spprop. istins the lame wishou,
the conlsnt Of the peoplein peslon or by their
f.prelen,stives.: And further that his Lordfhip
&c aluTed that the good people OF this province
are, and always have been, firmly attached to
his prefent Msieay and his royal family, and are
delirou., to the utmcl of their ability, to fup-
POT government, and promote quetneis and
good order. rn
ALTO, il Is their further inaruetion to their
faid Representative, thar he ule his influence in
The next icfIion of the General AlembIy, that an
agent of the houle, iepsrate from that ofthe Go
vernon and Council, be chofen to reprelens the
srievous ftste of the province, to she King or his
mipiters, and in cafe the Governor mould Gill
perfia in refufng TO give his content TO the grants
Of the hcuie for the iefviee of luch aseas, or
thofe who have been heretofore appointed BY
the hcule, TO promote and in in reeommen-
dstion from the hou(e, to the leveral towns in
the province, to make them compensation by
their own grants, in proportion to their pro-
vince taxes.
I" Rejsl0eI, VIII. Thst the inhabitants Of
this iowa not only acknowledge the proceedings
of the town Of Bottom, 80 Get forth in their print
ed pamphlet, to be proper. and conRitusional,
bur that they are greatly obliged to chem tor
pointing out the alarming incroaehment' max
ing upon the juG righis and privileges Of this
people, and for moving 70 ieaionably and wiiely
10 obtain the fsnie Of the country concerning
the fame.
+" Rtjtlvss, TX That this town will choois
COMMITTEES TO ccrrefpond wi b the Bolton
committee and the committee of other towns,
to receive and communicate TO this town, all la-
lntary meafures that ihall be propoied or offered
by any other town, for removing the common
grievances of this province, and that the Town
Clerk communicate theie our proceedings to
the Bolton committee Of correspondence.
"The foregoing report being read and after
mature deliberation the fame vas put to vote,
paragraph BY paragraph and PaHsd in the sf
6Tmative sem. ron.
I" VGsl, That Capt Michael Farley, Mr..
Daniel Moves, and Major JohA Baker, be q
committee TO correfpOnd with the Bolton COM
mittee Of correfpcnderce, and the committee,
OF other towns, TO receive and communicate all
falulaIy meafures that mall be propoied or Of
fered by any other towns. Aftsf.
/" JoHN BAKER, TszUs. Ch,k, pro nmtsr'y.
Copy on File. Examined.
{" AfsE DANIEL RooERs, Team Clerk"
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prefens contribution, ieparate fiStn infringe
menis which have beea luifeied, and are
your moa humble ielvants.
CLEMENT JORDAN,
NJ HENRY DYER,
JosEPH MANNER,
IA DANIEL STRoUr. =
IL a NAfHANiEL JoNEs.
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The following Iettef and proceedings Of
the Town of PETERSHAM, together
with copy of their INSTRUCTiONSto
their representative, we're tranfmitsedto our
committee of correspondence, viz.
+" To fbs esmmiffss Of ewyspendsna fer tbf
Teun ef ReGen.