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The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-08-05
GOVERNORS LETTERS, &c
LanlinueL With REMARKS.
C5aIINzeL.

SIR, Bottom. 7ib May 1867.
T AN ndebtcd to you tor the obligrg man
ner in which you received my recommend
all Of my good friend Mr. Psxt-r, (al as we.
as for the account you are Pl aIed to isno me q
the Il uation of affairs 10 the mothe country
i am very lory thar the COLONIES give yeu {
much emplo, me -. ~ and IT is mpeGibe &c
fy how long II vi be, before thrgs tie in e
qui.t among us. W. have l,me here who have
be- r. buiy in fon'en sirg the late dlllDrbAnoe
tina. they may now II ok il needtul ir their
own Gecuri to keep up The fpiri'. (f) They have
pluned 'hemi,lvrs much upon the vlttoy ihes
have g,i,ed, and the fupPor, they have fine,
me; win !; I1l nor could any thing better ihe~
wh4t they would .tl be at, than the manner ir
which by heir own account, Pua! lhed in the
new papers lait Augut, hey celeofa ed the ~
OF ina: Jn.h, as the fl Il ami, eriATy CONNIE
mo- alton Of what they had done ar the use o
liberty the year before. HIRE a Number Of re
fpt6t ole gent emen as they INFORM US now met,
a amo g other toaifs drark General Paoii, arc
the pax iibe'ty kindled 10 Spain. (s) | am
now ipeakine Of lev i. dlviduals only, The bod,
of n pc pie are we'll difpof.d, yet when you
come TO Zee the journal Of tie Houfe of Repre-
ieatatVes he Ialt ftiE)n, | fear you will think
that he fame fpirt has fe ed cur Pupllc coun
els, IN can however flirly FAY thus much 10
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wants OF ecfoWn IS OBJECTS ~ IL IN ma &C 10
.ersbie orp elton. II d tnoe milereans
ark of honeity or fi,me they could nc
nj Of i'm oG,g fuch abiurd ties on any one
RI And jlalY indeed. were they made /
ell eve 70 Whit fe could the gentle creature,
DEF 1otilm have 10 view th,n the far ende in,
hberues e their conliI uents The geatei
nllteTy {, THU king men, is the ehespnsl, Ct tn,
Iarg las trey If : Two or three popu.ou
NV for a commit o, to fu port which ~i
oil good ihrs OF an income, when all i
lore, only "a a M r, with the indeIi,bi
rand Of a olacy from a csuf. which lid h
,1u' TO a ~ato, q oidre III; and gave
he m Jortanee he ever It fed to the d.
~ m5er of Great- BarIiGg o &c.
~ A biehed patriot indeed and no lei
xe mp AIRY chrittian
III And excluded they will be to the end
amc, if the people retain that wiidom an'
lnue, which we hope are BY no means o.
the decline.
az know not in what other hands j: c.
YER was, or ever can be fafe. Governors @
all denominations ought to be the peoples &C
-ountable fervants, removable al their plea
fire. They readily coniider .hemleVes
matters when the cafe becomes oiherwlfe.
(D We have been ierved up with much up
IN this fubjea, in that decent paper file
he Court GsZ:tte, and from the iimilaTit
.fitiIe, manner of exprefiion, and other con
current circumstances, we are indebted {.
the fame pen Tor the greater part Of it.
I'M Salary men owe him fone reipect, f.
his exertions to procure the efablIihment
a fable medium bur whether the public
rood was the lole motive of his extTaordinar'
,Aiduity here, the pablo will judge for them
elves. We would gladly know for what
her important public ervIce we are 70 greats
Indebted to him, unlels his confant cooPera'I
,ns W III M. Hsllowell and others to Tends
Ill faIaries independent on the people, be &C.
counted fucb.
M The council are far from being alon'
TINS opinion al this day, and even at III
M thole curious msGiges pafed, there Wer
iDbers who thoroughly knew the man, b.
us addrels and induR'YIu iaving appearances
:tIned many an honeit man much longer y
1arity with him, than was really conii'tsr
Siih that yea ouly, with which free peopi'
houll witch over their rights.
(o) While the leIvants of the crown d
:lVered dIfpoli.ion to perform the duties a.
Vesrer of the crown was BY them engaged
etform, they were honoured as the guafdIa
t the public peace and happinels but q
N as they began to cnnhder the int
of their mater and themieives as dii.
net and oppoli.e To the peopie they HI {
zen holden Out BY the hOnea and Genh
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eat the meAiuies OF government ~ This gamt
e, as objects of adherence and detettation,
Ather than Of nicer 'nfignlfcance
M Can any doubt whence the plan o
,nr nsrU JaiaviH originated after reading tn
etter dated May ?, l767l Whoever wi
eiolve the writings of thof1 excellent ftAtel
zen, Gordon and Trenchard, will Fl I'd, THAI
The fubj- q has no fhadow of fecarity, for
h: redIeis of grievances, if the luppor,,
n OF the crown itielf, is not left to their
ood will. particularize thele, on sccoun'
the fulnefs of their arguments, upon thr
Ibjea But would beg leave to ak Mr.
liver, whether one check upon the inAu-
nee of the crown is left, if it may raiie
What monies it pIeafes, and coniiitute as "a.
ary an indefinite number of Officers, with
me monte thus RATED What more powc
las the crown in Spain or Turkey than
% do as it pleales without check or controuI I
(q) This will be believed with cauion, By
oerlons acquainted with the ECONOMY of hi
aoulhnld. PTsfgEoH has certainly never hal
place in the catalogue of his vices.
u Still more Stewarizlng fophifry to
:nfTce the necelIity of fubverting the con-
tuition. The ihip money, which Charles
nlght Iavifh on whum he plesfed, and the
appointment and payment of all his officers,
Il hs own pleafure, were the j:wels Of his
rown,,he divine prerogstives which he part
I with his life rather than abandon his
cla N to them.
N Before the introduction Of the inferua'
amp ad Of which this wretch was to b.
inci2al executor, there was no part of the
-nsqIeous globe where the perfon and su
hority of the King were held ia creates
generation than they were in every corne
f BdtIlh America. To reaore an au hori
ITO enAave the fIbj.a is to refiore the
aim of another family to Whole pretenG
., M-Hrs. HItcbinfon and DIVERS letters
ub ic and private tranfaciions give create
,netion, than to Iho.e of any prince VIII
dds the crown on revolution principles
(fl How earneR is this PARROT to contrig,
ca'ures TO dfsppoint his countrymen ia
cry p an, however pesceable, they might
nbrAce for their emancipation Ruth
.Inlpira'or, if thy grey hairs 60 down to III,
We 10 peace, il will be for want of con.
tuition, which belongs as really to Us, as {, |
Ir brethren in Connecticut, had We out n
1irit to iefume the rights 10 ty'ant ever hs, |
: light to rayllh from our ancsfors
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uAS sAtHu FRS SRI, Tor H73.

&C Iune 9th, r777, and in all thoie Articles
6 that properly belong TO me. n's"
confralon the church after repeated trials &C
copied of, although at that time mad tnsre
were i've new articles Of charge exhibited a.
eaiGsl their faid paifor BY the aggrissed, con-
fading charges Of faiihcod and invalidasing
his eonfefi,n No. a. which they fa7 ne per-
flsed in, and that they food ready 20 make
appear by proof, the hcaf;ag OF which was
fuperieded by Mr.. Hatekinfon afking = OH
milton. Which hoAoufable difmi0ion ne
obtained of the Church and council BY hard
fsruacles indeed, when il was ctjecaed 70 10
the church that il was nos co6kfens TO Truth
and iuffice that fdch a recommendation
fhould &c given, while bis character food
charged and is yet charged with lnsmofall-
ties !; but rather than not diflniis him. u dfd
obtain through inadvefteneY at thar tIme'
wholly and foley, is ihfe~dIy fdfpeaed.
Then I find, when the dieGioh was pat
to the town, whether they would concur
with the churcb'svote to difmils theif. paitor
as the church had done, IL was objected to
that he did NOT nett fnch . fecommeh-
dation.
Now the void may judge on what snho-
nourablc footing Mr.. HuscbinIon's dfniition
took place, and what the alterations of at
| feeaions in his people were, Of what nature
the dilpu,es, what the fsrong scaions, and what
the hard ffruggles, in the difsOlution OF MI.
iGichinioh's paRoral relation 10 bis people
| ia Grafton con6aed OF.
ann NytDsr 10 Trstb and Jgfiss
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AT bis Medicine Store the Sign of the
L:,pard, South End.
|TAKES this method of inform
l. ing all Gentlemen, Ladies, and O.
theirs, who have had the Misfortune to lois
their Teeth, that he ifiIl continues the Blu
iinefs of making and fixing ARTIFICIAL Teeth
as ufual, in 70 elegant . manner az 20 DC
but little inferior 10 the natural, either IN Ufe
OF Beauty, as many who have experiences
them can teitify Where ALTO any Perion
afflicted with painful Stumps OF unbound
Teeth, may have them removed wifh Pc
culiar Dexterity and Eafe.--And all Perions
who have the Scuryy ID their Teeth, which
threatens their removal though found, may
have them cleared without hurting the Ena-
mel, or in the leaf degreeimpairing them, land
may befupplied with isDENTIUMC oNsEK-
vATok, which is an excellent Powder, the
be2 adapted for prefefving the Teeth anc
Gums, and preventing them from Aching,
Of any Preparation ever offered TO the Pub
lie II will cute the Scuryy in the Gums,
bring the Teeth to their original Whitenef,,
and by continuance of its Uie, viii Pre-.
ferve both Teeth and Gums in pure tate
during Iife.-tt is not pretended that it will
perform ImpoAibilities, that il will make
rotten Teeth found, or will cafe them when
they violently ach; but il will aiuredly
prelerve ihole Teeth found that are 70, and
caufe the Gums to adhere 70 them and pre-
vent thofe that are decayed 10 part, from
becoming worie. ss
AT the above Store may be had
Morgan's ufeful Eye Water, which
has in 10 many cafes been found ferviceable
that il mutt efcape the cenfure of the moif
critical OculiA- BriSifen's famous Bug Ii
quid, which effeaually deGroys ihoie hate
fLI Vefmin,-bs they ever 70 numerous
An Allotment Of genuine patented and
dther Medicines Of the beR qualify, and
Medicine Boxes for Families or Shipping,
with exact and particular directions for ufe.
Ing them, and variety of other articles
cheap. =, ~, ASA rs - $50
The above Powder may be had ALTO Of
Cox and Berry in Bottom, Doctor KaA in
Salem. and drummer Jewett, Eiq;at Ipfwich
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"A. ELLI'S o N.
TuR arrived from LonDoN,

JuR arrived from LonDoN,
At the South End, Bottom, next door 20
Mr.. Gfeenlaw's. and OppOlte the Sign
of the White HorEe,
BINDS Books in the various
- methodss gentIemen's Libraries neatly
gilt and le,feEed, and cleaned and fitted up,
either in town Or eOuDtry, on reafOnabls
terms.
N. B. He has imported. Quantity Of
the beii Englifh Pot and FoOls-Cap Paper,
which he will fell very cheap.
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January January IA.

Wv IL - - IVA 49, ~ -
Al the IRISH LINEN STORE in Ann
aIeet, near the Draw Bridge, Bottom,
Has jais imported frem Iceland,
n Large quantity Of ga, 7-8
u and yard vide Linens Of all psicess
Diapers, ciossing dnto, Buekabuck, Dow
las, Table Cloths, 6-6shs wids Shsssngss
white Ticken, brown HOLLANDS, Sc.
A great variety Of European and
India Goods, amongis which arc. broad
Cloths, Lambfkins, Coa.ings, BAizes, &C.
elk and worried StuEs, PopIins; Crspess
Denmark Luifres, Mifinets, Doffetteens,
CANDLES, worried Damsfks, &C. SgAias
and cspuchin Silks Of all coloars, Nth lace
and fur trimmings, Dueapes, ifiPed and plaln
Lutearings, EDglilh Danzfks, &c. large
aGcrment Of RibbOnds, Gsuzes ,adped ae5
lowered Jaconet and 6 4 wide BOOK N4eika
of al prices; Jerfey, Aberdeen knit, and
patent ribbed mems worried Hole, ditto para
Of ali colours, for men, women and clil.
dren with too great a multiplicity If goods,
fuisable for the leafoA, 20 be cruuetsted in
an advertisement, all which viii be fbHA
the lowea reduced prices for ready nloasy
only. rs
Excellent Gloucefer Cheefe,
French Indigo, Teas, Coffee, Spices. &c.
patent Cakes for making the liquid Inning
backing for lhOes and leather botlomsd
chairs. &c. number Of low priced bound
Books Of divinity, Bibles, Tefamenss, &c.
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CsRsm- Hssi, BSIsss, f5sb Dsesh.r77a.
LTTHEREAS there has been

CNNeW- fzektk, 0gps", Ss0 0sesW.-sI74.
TXTHEREAS there has been
wv great neklea on the part Of the
owners OF fundry velIels In the plantations
Ia net complying with the act Of the 9TH
and 9th WILLIAM Cd. c. a., and more
particularly the ara fsa. wherein its en-.
aeed, " That no fhips name regiRered
mall be afterwards changed without regif-'
trins iuch fhip de nsvd, which required
to be done upon any transfer ofPropeity to
another port, and delivering up the tor
f1er certificate to be cancelled, and in cafe
there be any alteration of property in the
fame port, by the fale Of one OF more ihafes
in any hip after regiaefirs thereof, fuch
fale. hall always be acknowledged BY in.
dorfement on the certificate of the regifteE,
before two witneAes, ID order 70 prove
that the entire property in fuch fhip re-
MATHS to fome Of the fubj.as Of Great-Bri-
tain, il any dhputs aries coneerning the
fame" ,., Ell 90 am. $ !. y
Add whereas all yeilsls trading a or be-
longing TO any port in America the own
efs Or matters Of which ihall omit to CON-
DIV With the directions given in the faid
al. win be liable to the fame projections.
and penalties 40 il fuch yeiiels were owned
entirely BY Foreigners: Co.,.
The Commiaioners of his Majef-
tvs CuRoms therefore give this notice,
that all perlons concerned may govern
themfelves accordingly. 81
BY order Of the Comm ficnerss
SAML MATHER, pr. Sec'ry.
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To be S"OLD chean.

: To Be so L D cheap.
a Cooper's Shop, Warehouses
n and Wharf in Filh-ffreet. Ensuire
Of abigail MarfhalI, Of Boron, in Fin.
fIest aforefaid, or Francis Marfhall, of
Newton.
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la COB HE M E r, s..
DENTIST to her I4gjsa, and the PIN
cefs AneLa.

QEGS Leave to recommend TO
~ the Public, his newly aiIcovefed sEf
lfSes Of Pearl, and Pearl DssnfSiS, which
he hasfound to be greatly fupertsr mol only
in elegance, but ALTO in efficacy, tO,any thing;
hitherto made uie of for complaints Of the
7esfb and Guns: ParticutaIfy'Ihey viii pre-
ysrys fbs Teeth in perfect found GATE, even
10 old age; they render them whise and
beautiful, without in theleai impaiEiag the
enamel; fgatn iuchs as ATE ioOie, keep luch
IS are already drcayedfrom Becoming werle,-
prevent the Tooth Aeb, perfectly care the
Sewvy in Sbs Cams, and make them grow
firm and eisE 70 ihe sesshs they likewne'
render the breath delicate, f@ers, and re-
medy almoa all th06e daordefs tiara ne the.
c6nfeqnence Of ftofSatic gums. g ,sgiTs
Sold [by qsppoih,nent of MR. 1l4entt1
~holeiale and retail, by ~. B1yl1, Peru
ner, in Cockfpuf Rreei, near the bottom
Of the Hsy-matket, London, and At IEySsgs-
am StsG's Inh Linen Store, near tie Disw-
Bridge, Bottom, Ne@-Englshd. q
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4 Ii perfons indebted to the ei4
~ tate of JOHN McGRArH, late
Of CHARLEsTowN,f leather bseeches max
er, deceafed, are deGred to make immediate
payment to DANIEL WHEALAN, ible exc
cuior to the laii win and tsitameHt Of the de-
ceaGed : And all who have any demands up-
on faid eltate are defred to bring shem 10
to iaid executors in order toz lpeedy fsule-
ment. BsRsu, Dsasmbfr. AZ. I77a.
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Nssv in br prgf, and will be pabLi5sd in .
fsw days,
A N GRAFTON on the Beautl

n N GRAFTON on the Beauties
IA Of Liberty or the elential rights Of the
Americans. Delivered az the lecond Bap-
tiff- Church in Bottom, upon the lsff annual
thanksgiving, from Mic. ?. 3.--7baf thy
NAV do evil svitb beth bands, earssf5s tbs
prime eIRstb. and fbsjndgs eERetb for 9 ne
sDard, and fbs great man BE- astsrab bis mif
ebisvsM dejfys, 70 ttsy arap fsp. - 8
Humbly dedicated to the right hcnoura-
Die the Earl Of Dartmouth. Printed and
fold BY D. KNRELAND, and N. DAVIS.
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To be SOL D,
AS genteel chimney GLASS
= as any in America. ALTO, avery large
and elegant room CLASS that will do to
match il. Enquire Of the Printer.
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ITO be fold by Samuel Sloane,
at hisDiRil4H oufs, 6pPOiite the Blue.
ball zndMafon's-A Arms, formerly Green ORA
gbn, New,Edglahd RUM, and all forts Of
SPIRITS, cheap for cam or MoIaEes and
sa he makes lhOfe articles himlslf, he will
warrant them fit for any market.
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CAPT. Gym, thew after RECOMMENDING the mi
llt'a Sho were willing fpr an engagement
thought proper to take The nfelves off to their
lurking s'laces Of abode. HID It not been for
The above detachment being p'tted 4, Mon.
ilsuT Pradlc's, not onl has, but every eaate in
the Valley of Ouariwaroo would have been
deitroyed. In the afternoon parry Of the
troop, under the ana OF Colonel Harry
Alexander, joined the foot command by
Captain J1hn Kennedy, and matched TO La
crooks efate bar noae OF the .avagesap-
pearng they returned to their poR.
Same day arrived at Callisqua, from
NAth America, lranfpou thip, with four
companies of the I3;h regiment, under the
command OF Major Alexander M Kenzie.
The ref of the uanfpot,s, with the other
companies, are hourly expected.
us reported, that plantation adjacent
to Mr.. Kair's is wholly burnt by The Cafaibs.
Much damage has been done by the aya-
ges to fevefa plantations in the illand, bus have
not as YET been informed of the particulars,
This morning the Artillery was ordered to
proceed to Niamboo river, where the Carsibs
have made ffrong enuenchment on the
other hie The troops and artillery are ex-
peetedto gain that important paG on We'd
neiday next. yA
His ExceEencythrGsnetal ordered tranE
port yeasl for Grenada, 10 order to bring here
the hernandez Of The 3othrcginent.
Several Csraibsy beidss fome Frenchmen
p their interuh, have wifbih thefe few days
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Houe of Representatives at their next ief
iion, in promoting and afliaing in fuch
confltutional n-eafufes as fhaIl appear beit,
and mott likely to obtain redrets Of the
fame. .
s. Il would be too tedious, a. well as
ulelefs, TO enumerate and particularly re-
mind you of all the grievances we iutter at
this time, from miLiiterial and parliament
isry proceedings. But il may luf6ce to fay
generally, thai our icntiments of the claims
we are juitly entitled to as free Bfitiih fub.
j-ets, AMI ALTO of the infringements from time
70 tine made uroa them,afe fimilar to thofs
contained in tue pamphlet (now read}
which our pttr:otc breshren of the town OF
Bottom have generoul& furniihed us with;
which BOOK we recoDuIsid to your ierlons
perulal. In particular we deGe, that you
enquire into the Truth of report currently
fpread and prevailing among us, namely,
that the honoursble Jufices OF the Superior
Court are in future to receive their tslafies.
from the crown: Since fuch provition,
which renders them 70 enormously depene
dznt upon che CROWN. of foihreateniug an
afpeH, 70 dangerous TO the free and suspars
tIal admniff alton of juRlce, as muf assTp |
every ferious perion who has the welfare Of
nis country at heart and will give US juk !
realon to fear that the Ak is laid to the root
of our liberty, with fixed intsntion 70
hew il down. Therefore, SIR, if upon
enquiry you find this to.be really the cafe,
VIC uuR you viii zealouiy and vigoroully
exert youriclf to avert 70 formidable m c.
vii, and fruirate the wicked Vaccinations |
of our inveterate enemies. And in the
mean time, that you. will endeaYout that
the honorable Juaices of the Superior !
Court of Judicature, Count Of Aiiize and
General Gaol DeliveFy, be amply and hon-s
onraby Imported by grants from the Ge-i
neral Aaemblys and in fuch q manner a.
ihall bef tend to the maintaing Of juftice
IN the land. Finally, that you endeavour.l
that the difputes and difference now fub.
fitting between Great Britain and the CO.
lonies, be fpeedily and amicabIy adjuRsd,
and peace and harmony again re4tored."
Said repoyt being tsOiee read, fbs tosvn fbsn
votte fiat they 0esspt The Jams, that il b. re-
corded in tbs tssVH beck, and that bSzspISsk
clsrk hsafnit copy tb~ssf 10 tho r1lpst5abif I
committee sf The te1Oa Of Bsf'n. Il
II trHs copy, Atsh ~, ~ ~
RICHARD HALL, TsbDs-Cl,k.
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{" Ma mf,tine If fbs JyssbSldsys and Sfber
iababifants sffbs f0tbs 81 Ptmbrokt dny wara-
ed and ci7fmblsd according to laso, tbs aSrb day
Of Dsxmberl77z, after reddig pampblSi
rseaved fran TIE TasOn Clerksf Bst9oa, dirsI7-
I'd 10 ar Sf!.G7msa, BY order Of the Jai6 team,
and By a ute apprOisg Of fbs STATE Of Rights
sftbe e0isaifs, and sftbis province in pav7ieE.
lar, the LIN of The isfyisgsasats and Vi,Lafioas
. Of the rights and TIE ktfsr IF eoyySfbsn6snes
contained in faid pamphlet, fbs fsllSsUisg RE.
SOLVES were egyesds. nemine contrzdi-
cente v
!" RESOLVED, That this province, and
this town as part Of il, hath right when.
ever they think il necrfary, to give their fenfe
of public meafures, and if judged to be un-
conaituIional and opPFeHiye, 10 declare it
freely and remonliFate or petition as they
may deem beh.
"RslSlU<d, That il Is particularly neceiIary,
in the prefent alarming crids Of our affairs,
to give our opinion, and cauie tito be known,
that not few men only, Of faeiious fpiriis,
as has been faly reprcfenled, but the whole
body Of the people comp ain and are uneafy.
"RfysfVsd, That although the Britifh par
liamenI.is the grand IeellAtise Of the nation,
yet according so the original comPaa, To-
| lemniy made and entered into between the
King Of England and our anceifoIs, at their
firff coming into thiscountry,a the pteieni
Royal Charter, no lsgilative authority car
be exercifed In or over this provinct, bur thai
of the great and general Court or ffembly,
confifling of the King or bis representative,
bis Msjeiiy's Council, and the Houle of Re-
preienIstives.
Z" Rsjsfvsd, That sas Of the BritiEh par
| lIameut made for, and executed within the
Iimits of this province, are in our opinion
aeainff law and ths mott effeniial principles
II our contribution.
(" RslolUtd, That the attacks that have
oflste years in this way been made, and BY
mere dint of miniferial influences, are daily
making on our happy contribution, are OF a
very alarming nature, and ought to excite
she ealouly and attention of every member
of this Community, and that luch Perfoss a.
l aavife to fubmifion ought to be efeemeC
al enemies to their county.
| /" Rsklvsd, That the rights and liberties
4 cieil and religious, which have been nanf
United 10 " from cur iluaTiohs sncelicrs