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+ eoruary 49,.

his don,sltic fecu;ity, which is againlt alfthe
principles of the comnoh law.
{. Rsjolvsd, That il is clearly the opinion
of this town the parliament OF Great Britain
have no more right to take our money with
outour confentlhan they have to take money
from the inha5itapts of France or Spain.
{ !" RsI5iOsd, That the extent of powet
granted TO the Court Of Admiralty is a great
and intocrablc grievance.
4" ReiSf0sd, That to render the Cover
nor, and Judges Of the Superior Court of this
province, independent of the grants of the
General Aficmbly, is an innovation and an
ionaefion on the contribution and charter
rights, as it deRroys tina, check which
fhouId ever remain in the hands OF the. peo-
PIE.
4" RejSlved, That it is clearly the opinion
of this town, that the rights of the coloniifs,
and the feveral infringements Of thofe rights
are fairly and july fated BY observation-disclosures
OF Bottom, in their printed pamphlet TENT to
the feveral towns.
Rsj5lUsd That the thanks of the town
of Gorham be given TO the town cf Bottom,
fot their vigilance and patriotic zeal fhewn in
the defence Of oar conItitutional and charter
rights.
;" R,j5lvea. That it is The opinion of this
town, that il is better to riik our lives and
fortunes in the defence ofour rights civil and
religious, than to die by peice meals in
0avery.
/" RfjoiUed, That the foregoing reiolves
and proceedings be -egiRered in The Town
Clerks Office, as attending memorial OF the
value that the inhabitants Of this town put
upon their rights and privileges.
Solo. LOMBARD,
JOHN PHINNEY,
VIM Con HAM,
BRIANT MoRTEN,
NATHAN WHlTNEx
BENJA. SHILLING,
EDM PHINEEY,
JosIAH DAVIS,
CALEB CHASE,
" Committee of Coueiponsocc.
+" A true copy, Aueff.
" Amos WHITENY, Town Cerk."
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On rrloay lar the t1onOurable Houfc of
Representatives TENT the following meAage
| TO the Governor. -. -
My IL pisoE ysHr Exxltney,
VOUR maGsge of the 4;b infant in
/ forms this houfe, that his MaieGy has
been pleafed to order that faaries fhall be
allowed to the jufices of the Superior Court
of this province.
We conceive that no Judge who has a
due regard to juRice, or even to his own
character, would chufe to he placed under
fuch an undue biafs as they mutt be under,
10 the opinion of this houie BY accepting of
and becoming dependant for their lalaries
upon the crown.
fad not his Majefy been miGniormed
with refped to the contribution and appoint
unent Of our judges by ihofe who adylfed to
this meafure, we are peIfuaded ne would
never have paAed fuch an order as he was.
plea(ed to declare upon his scct iIion to the
throne, that he locked upon the independence
and Uprightnefs of the judges as eiIenta 10
the impartial administration of Juice, as one
Of the beit fecurilies of the rights and liber-
ties Of his fubjeas, and as mof conducive
to the honor of the crown.
YSuf Excellency's prccaution to prevent
all claim from the province for any iervices,
for which the julfices may ALTO be entitled TO
a laary from the King, is comparatively Of
very fmaIl confederation with US.
When we conlider the many attempts
that have been made, efeau1lly to render
null and void thoie claufes in our charter,
upon which the freedom Of our contribution
depends, we iha be loft to all public feeling
fhould we not manifeif juR refentmenf.
We are more and more convinced, that it
has been the defgn of administration, totally
to fubvert the contribution, and introduce an
arbitrary government into this province :;
An1 we cannot wonder that the sppreheI;--
hons Of this people are thoroughly awakened
We wait with impotence to know, and
hope your ExceIlency will very foon be able
to allure US, that the jufices will utterly re-
fufe ever to accept of iupPor, in manner
70 jufily obnoxious to the diGnterehed and
judicious part Ofthe good people of this pro-
vince being repugnant to the charter, and
utterly inconEHent with the fafety Of the
rights, liberties and properties of the people.
There mere 81 nrtmbe's prtIfat rUbEa ibis m1E
Gse tUqs brought into The b0zic, 0z9n paEr
id By a Aejsrity Of dgby one,
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=" Committee of Coueiponsoce.
6 A true copy, Auef.
4" Amos WHITENY, Town Cerk."
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L U Z 5 d A Y, February 10.
Il q G T. n NJ

On Friday laf the Honorable Houfe of
Representatives lent the following meAage
TO the Governor. -.
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a,d tismmora dgcl red day eleee5, it wa
ofooo.ed, ard naive 1 lily approved OF, to g
in folemn prccsfiou TO the g,!lows. and TO bury
under il tic much deIsitcd ? nolsmsilon. q
deftrption Of the faoeral obfeqaes my net cs
dilsgreeabc to the pubic
Fla we-e carried two has' with the follow
ire Labels, on one LisEkrr, on the othef' NC
Betae.n the hag' wdksc
he two Rep ef.ntativcs +: A clerk ard iex'of
,r,ceeded the coffin on the left. the grave
digger, carving afpsde on his iliouider. If'
byer ionofiss was cut cut Of Aati!on's frR pspe
md depof:ed in th- coffin, nesr which mo'e0
h owy on two ummers, with muftied drums
and Two ifen playing q dead march Aits'
them were drawn tx pieces OF imalI cannon,
followed by great concourie ct cIuzens, anc
gentlemen from the country, who attended thus
funeral. In thi, order they proceeded to Inc
ealIows. TO which the coffin was for while iaL
pended. then cut down and buried under OIL
charge oe minute guns. Ga the cefln was ths
following INTERRUPTION;
THE PROCLAMATION
The Child Of Folly and OPPREssIoE
born the z6th of November 1870
departed this Life
r4th of May 1878.
and
Buried On the fame day
by
The FREEmEN of Annapolis.
Il is wiihed. that al fmilsr attempts aSainit inc
rights of free people, may meet with equal &C,
horrence, and that the court party, tonvinetO
by experien:e of the impotency OF their intsrei''
NAV never hereafter diiurb the peace OF the
CITY, by their vain and feeble exsrtions &c
bear down the free and Independent citizens
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From the Maryland Gazette.

ANNAroLIs. CM4vLaSd1 May 10. Laa
Friday was held the election for this city, when
Mefis. William Paca, and Matthias Hammond
were chofen by very great minority of the
freemen, indeed, without any oppofition
much was expected, as MIR. Anthony Stewar.
had long declared himfelf a candidate for the
cIty, even before vacancy by the rehgnation
of Mr.. Hall, whole friends 10 the county in
iified upon his taking a poll there Mr..
stewards private character juftly recommended
hin, 70 the elteem of his fellow citizens but as
he wss originally Propo6ed to turn out Mr..
Hall, or Mr.. Pacs, who food high in the
efieem of the people, and as Hrong iulPIcior
was entertained Of his political principles anc
court connection, Mr.. Hammond was put up il
oppostion to him, and on the morning Of the e.
letiion 10 great was the majority Of votes for
Mr. Hammond. that Mr.. Stewart thought l.
pruden, to decline.
The polls being clcfed, and MefIrs. PIc'
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Tolley Allen,

AdvefiiTes all his good old friends, craof
m:fs, and others. tina; he has sgain opened
ilnop, oppohie TO the ign Of the th'ec doves
inMMlborough -areel Bolton and has for iale,
at the lowea prices, the following articles
.ETUSCOVADO fugars of va.
1V1 rious forts and prices, Jingle, middle
and double refined Eaglih loaf fugars, lately
imported, pepper, Bohea tea, coffee, fpices Of
all forts indigo, raiiins, currants, nch, ginger,
copperas, alum, pipes of al forts, tca Durhsm
flower Of mufaId, and moR other kinds of
groceries, TOO many to enumera.e, which he
will fell from the largsa to the fmallefi quanti-
,ies.--Likewife very large and complies, al
lorment Of Liverpool and Stafford fhire ware,
which he will engage to fell by the craze or
Jingle piece. as lev as at sny Gore in town --
Playing cards, wool cards, ieiye bottoms, few
pieces Of O(nabargs and Tickleuburgs No. 4.
and No. "a pins, few pieces Of fooiIes fer
Getn ,damsfks, lorettoes, burders, Brunfwick mo,
zeens, &c.
Alto at faid Aliens may be had, pentecl
boarding and lodging for fix or eight psrfon,,
if il ihould DC vanted, for longer or ilioner
feaion, likewife good fiabling for ten horfes and
carriages.
NJ b. Ifsny perfon inclines to hire the sbcvc
Gable and place for the carriages, may have a
leaie Of the fame for 10 years, or lefs time, from
the iaid Allen, and, if ihouid be wanted on the
fame premiles can be fpared, room fer forty or
| fly horfts and carriages. 1t is as convenient
place for letting Of chariots, coaches chsie nays,
ulkeys and horfes as any ia Bottom.
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Englilh, India and Scotch GOODS,
Imported and ioid, by
HUMPHREY PAL NJ E r,
Near Mr.. Msnn's tavern,
w r 4 N t II A M.
LIE has received a quantity of
l. l. GOODS, by Capt FoLcsR lately arr
lived from London, which, with his former
lock makes very good aaortmeat.
He is determined to fell st iuch low prices,
as he doubts noi) will give general fatisfsetion
20 hi, cuaomers-- To have enumerated articles
" oula have been tedious. But he has hudied
10 fupply himfeIf viii a!moR every article ne
can think of, futahle for his Gtuation, that thoe
sho ride few miles, to iuPply themfelVe' with
what they want at his fore, may not be diiaP'
pointed.
All favours conferred on him will be mott
gratefully acknowledged.
". B He felIs exceeding good tea. indigo and
other Wea-Ind ia good Suitable goods vii
be taken in barter
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|BL A NEY and BAK E R,

At their ihop on ROXBURY HILL,
Nearly oPpOite the Meeting Houfe,
continue to fell,
T LIVERPOOL. ware of ali kinds,
IL and all forts of Englifh, india, Scotch,
Irh and WeR-India 6 GODS, at their
USUAL Low RATE, Notwithstanding the
repor, which fome i'll insured perfon has en-.
dsavoured to propagate TO their injury, viz
That they were miilaken in the colt of their
goods, but had lately discovered their error and
advanced the prices which report is as falfe as
IL is malicious.
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To be SOL D, by
NATHANIEL MOVES,

At his mop on the South Gde Of Faneuil Hall
market,
4 Large and freh afortment
"A of DRUGS, &c, with number of ge-
nuine patented medicines, xiv Lcckyer's,
HOopers, and Anderfon's Pills, Britifh Oyi,
Bateman's Drops, Godfrey's Cordial, Tur,
linston's BafIm, Squire's grand Elixir, Hill
Balfam of Honey, Walkers Jefuit Drops, ges
nuine Hungary and Lavender Water And
few bottles of Eau de Luce, very cheap.
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IriH Linens.

At his IRISH LINEN Store in Ann.freet.
Near the Draw Bridge, BOSTON,
Has jua Imported from IR E L AND,
4 LARGE quantity of ga, 70
n and yard wide linens of all prices diaper
cIouling, ditto huckabuck, dowlafs, table cloths,
meetings, white ticking, brown and yellow ho-
and, Sc.
Said Gore is ALTO furniihed with agreat variety
II European and India Goods fuitable for the
G.alon the afortment conGRing of too great a
multiplicity to be enumerated in a public sd
vertifement all which will be fold by whole.
fale and retail At the loweR reduced prices TO-
ready money only.
DR.. Helmets celebrated offence Of pearl and
pearl dentifrice for the prefervatiOn of the teeth
ard gums, alfo patent cakes for m'king the
liquid filming backing for boots, ihoes an6
Gather bottom chairs, fold there.
Ducapes, lutefrings, rich EngIilh damiG
scotch Powered laxns-and few boxes of S
by 10 window elAfs to be fold at the Grf coR.
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T. X T. M i a II "A Il Il l. IN,
informs the public that he hath arrived from
England, with large and le ed adormentof
Braizery, Cutlery and Ironmongery
w A R E,
The moa compleat perhaps 10 the province,
and which he is now opening at his ihoP
lately improved by Mr.. SAMUEL FLRr.
CHER, little northward of the Draw Bridge.
As he had the opportunity Of bis own choice
at the Manufacturers, and purchafed every
article himfelf at the mcR unexcePtionable
rate, he will fupply thofe who plesie to Ia
YOUR him with their cullom either by whole.
fale or retail, of the bea quality and at the
lowell price.
Among which are the following articles, viz.
MAILS, tacks and brads OF all
IN fizes, brafs kettles and G<illets, warming
pans, frying and dripping pans, Englifh and
German fteel, powder, fhot, fleet and bsr-lead,
beR Eneliih and French hints, London pewter
diihes and plates, bafons quart and pint cana,
tsnksrds, quart and pint jacks, meaiures; pint
pint and half and quaTtiea pots, tea and table
ipoons, bed and clO(e fool pans, pewter, bottle
Grains, all forts of Carpenters, Joiners and Tan
aers tools, coffee mills with pewter hoPpers,
copper, brafs and iron chaHin-difhes, brais and
money fcales, Brafs weights in piles, painted
fcale beams, poIifhed feel ihovel and tongs,
princes mettle, brais and iron candleaicks, box
and fat irons, box iron CRATES, iheep and neat
leather bellows feel and iron lnufers, velvet
cofks, cork lcrews, fickeIs of all iizes, handles
and eicutcheons; handles, lock, hinges, &c. for
deks, chef of draws, book cafes, &c. cloak pins,
5rals buttons and rings, Shoe.makers hammers,
knippers, pince;s, knives, Gze ticks, awl blades,
tacks, and Gwl hats; erois-cut flaws, feel and
ron plate hand Jaws, beff fieel plate remnant
pannsl, fafh snd key hole flaws, files, rslps and
augers of all forts, ALTO few new invented au-
gers, i,on fpsdes, coat and breaft buttons, horn
and ivory combs. fewins and darning needles,
bral. and paper ink pots ihoe, cloath, buckle,
teeth, bottle, cru.ch, lead, printers, paint and tar
5ruihes, mops, whipping and packing Irvine,
chalk and fifh line, halle and dog wood sng.
ing rods, hooks of all Gzes, box wood rules
gimblets, tap and bung borers, long fhutter. and
plate bolts, pullies and lines, Chef, cupboard
and trunk locks BTSfs, and iron door locks, Rock
and pad locks, hinges Of ell forts, fnuff and to.
oaccO boxes. A great variety of fhoe and knee
buckles, nceve buttons, FLYER, ivory, buck, fham
buck and lplis bone knives and forks, penknive.
cu.tesux ,icAsrs raiors, tayIors and womensiheafs
alor llrsPs, ioap boxes, powder machines, fhOt,
belts, men and womens thimbles, nut crackers,
Knitting needles, centre and bowling bits,
Sloathiers fhers, wool combs, viies, Curriers'
knives, corn fans, kitchen jacks, 2 by 9 and
by window glals, looking glafes of all fzes.
llfa few pair ditto the ne~ef faihion in the
Palmyra tate, beaver, bsaveTet, GATOR and felt
men, AID bows hats.
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dEM Rm Money! A an hngms m1Ing rana
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lie MIAH A l. E N,
informs the public that he hath arrived from
England, with large and le ea adormentof
Braizery,C Cutlery and Ironmongery
w A r E,
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NNnton OF "a Hsmert
his impOGibie that can ever look with in-
diferenceuPon whatever conce5nseitherth. com
merce and revenue Of the kingdom at large, or
the .P'ivIe rights and in,ereas Of conGderable
number, among my people: Neither can be
inf.r fiole how materially every one ofthsfe greet
o. Jets muG be inteIelIed in the msinteusnc,
Of the credit and profPe ity Of the EAT Ind
company. When therefore I received Informs
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Nv LsrG ana GesilTmFs,

Should moR willingly
have cosfulted your phi
vste eonveniencr, BY al
lowing you 4 LONGER re-
eeEs from bufnsfs, If !
had not thought. thar
fome very important
p'rts Of The public Gerviee
required the immediate
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FRID Az, February "a.
B o S r o NJ.

B, f5s Dnts Of Cumberland PHeksi,. Captain
Mari6am, fvsm Falmouth. 0rrived at
NftV York, zoe haze the fallsEUizg European
Intelligence, Viz.
His Msjeay's mott gracious SPEECH to both
acu(es Of Permanent.
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/. THOM AS.
c o " D I T I o " s.

I. Each nu nber Of the RoyaI American Ma
sszine to coniR of fifty pages, large octave.
printed on q fine denny paper, with new AMI
eleg.nt type (now making in England for thar
purpoie t-.-
III. The publication will always be on or
before the Iaa day Of the month.
TIT. The price, Ten qbiiiisgt and -Four Pe1fT
lawful money, or Ssvss SbiilisgI and Nine P's0
IRerling, per snnum, which is about SIX Sbil
Gng, old tenor per number. 1..
| Nv. Fear Shilling, lawful money, or q5rss
S5alfrgJ lsefing, to be paid on delivery Of the
| firt number, lin order to enable the publilher
10 prafecute his plan, which will be stieoded
with very great exPencel the reminder at
the expiration of the year, sfteF the publication
v. Thole fubferibers, who live in Bottom.
nav depend on haviag their Magazines ient to
their houfes on the days of publication, and
cuftomers in the country. and thofe in o her
provinces, may rely on having heirs forwarded
to them by the 6ra opportunity.
SUBSCRIPTIONS are taken In by I.
THOMAS the printer and publiher, at his
Office, near the Mill Bridge, by many gentlemen
in the country, vhole nsmes will fhortlY be
publ ihed, and BY the printers and booksellers
| in AMERICA.
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THURS DAY, July 20, 1878.

YOU will accordingly caufe an act of the le-
sillAtve to be paiIed, enabling all the Aavss
throughout this province,t TO demand and OBJ
tain their freedom from their matters and
uiRrelIss /; and at the fame time prohibiting
any being fen, out of the province, previous
to the iaid aei's taking place.
d" But If your E&cellency and Honours
cannot in wiEdom adopt this plan Of relief for
US. we humbly and earneRIy requsf, thx
YOU would reIeafe us from bondage, by cauf-
ng US to be transported to our native coun-
try within q fhon time OF by luch other
way or means as to your Excclency and
1onours ihall feem good and wife upon the
whole. And your petitioners, as in duty
bound, lhall ever pray" .5.
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To make this Ame lean Performance At lea
as valuable as any of the Britifh Magazines
one elegant COPPER PLATE Print, ar leaf,
will he given monthly and an Index and
Title Page at the end Of the year.
And to complete this PLAN,
Will be added,
ITO begin At the end of the fri number and
continued until the whole is 6nilhed, printed In
an elegant manner, on fine paper, and location
slIy ornamen;ed with copper plate prints, exclu.
five OF thcfe particularly for the magazine. given
gratis
Governor HUTcHINsoNs Hiftory
OF the M 4SSACHUSE TTS-BAY,
Which when fnihed will be worth the coa Of
the magazines.
~ The hiitory will be printed in fuch
manner as to be bound up by itielf, and on a
larger type than the magazine.
The publifher determines to adhere cloiely
to his plan, which he doubts not, will DC 10
acceptable to the public. as that they will ena-
bic him. by quick fubfcription, to put il
fpeedily in execution, which he afures them
he will Immediately do when fuficIent mum
Der of fubferibets appear. barely TO defray the
expence of letting it on foot
The public may be aGured, that the Royal
American Magazine. 10 no. by any means TO De
a Parry affair, or any ways tend to detame
or leiTen private charaders, therefore begs no
ore would concei an unfavourable opinion
of it,, as his deGgo is to render it acceptable to
ALL honeR men, Of wh'tever religious or poll
rieal principles they may be
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B o S T o N.
SAT- u RDAY, Tuly IL

We hear from Shirley, that on the Bib
infant, fix lads, the eldeR of them not
fourteen years Of age, went into a river
there to bath themfelves, they all unex-
peaedly got into deep water, one of them,
viz. a ion ofMr. Simon Page, was drowned5
the others, as none of them were fwimmers,
very narrowly efcaped from lharing the fame
fate. s--.,.-.t
MARRIED. Capt. Mofes Allen, to
MiG Mehitzbel Parker, of Sandwich.
,Extra6 Of a Letter from gentleman in Can
nsGieHf, TO a gentleman in Tbs tenn, dated
July I, 1873. tfen
''" YOUR favour of the, 18TH ult. and
the pamphlet of letters accompanying it,
have received, for which return you my
hearty thanks. y. -
Every friend to American liberties muR
rejoice together at the important acquiGtion,
which by the vigilance and induflrious care
Of our Bottom patriots is oblerved. That
we have been. 70 intentionally loaded with
burthens too heavy to be borne, 70 long
groaned under unconstitutional add o2prei-
five parliamentary and mininerial impoiiti-
ons, have been treated as 1aves, and denied
the common rights Of Englilh Glbjcas, 10 no
longer matter Of fdrprize or Animation.
But with what patience my friend can you
harbour fuch villains in your bolom, Vipers
Whole potion has already deHroyed the health
Of your province and fpiIt the blood Of your
people I The (pirIt with which thole letters
are wrOte,iheir nature and tendency are (uch,
as that the authors will be held in eternal in
fanny by every honeR man. DO not they
blufh at the fight of their yillanies J Or are
they hardened in iniquity and calIous 10 all
reflection Thanks be to God we have a
happy contribution in this colony ourrule1s
are all of our own appointment, and our
judges from among ourfelves that we may
long enjoy this blefiing is our coafant and
ardent prayer. Whoever confpires to over
throw our contribution !, by law of this
colony guilty of high treafon, and is to fuf-
fer the pains of death Were the authors of
thoEe infamous letters inhabitants of this CO.
lony, would become their firif sccufer, and
(hould think myfelf happy in freeing my
country from fuch traitors and murderers-
This great difcovery may in the end be the
means Of procuring the redrefs Of thofe griev-
ances we have 70 long complained of. In
old times you remember it is laid, the wick
ed dgged pit. but have fallen themfelves
into it /; this is generally the cafe in all ages,
and that it may now be verified is my car
nea defire. The fortitude and perseverance
of your General Court gives the higheR Ia
tisfsetion to every friend of our common IL
berries. We are all their debtors they
with undaunted re(oIuton, are fighting the
good fight, which in the end will bring deli
verance to US, as we'll as to you from our
political evils"