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The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-09-30
ID A Y, September 2o.
B O S T y ~.

PROCEEDINGS of The TogUs Of CoLRAIN
To the Committe Of CyrelPOndanfe in Rejq0n.
THIS town met at the meeting hou!e
in Gaid town, and by adjournment to the
ninth day of this infant (; then met and
chofe committee Of correspondence and
communication to join with the committee
of correspondence at Bolton ;-@lhe COM
mittee Ehet, and obferve that the reaion
why they did not before this time congder of
The votes and proceedings of the town of
B Ron, was we did not know there was a.
nv iuch papers fent to US, until the lecond
day of AuguR, by rea(on of lome neglect;
this town being great ditsnce from Bof.
ton, and in the north-weft corner of the
county OF Hamplhire, and are but an infan,
GettIement, and formerly much Narrated by
the falvages, have not had that opportunity
and advantage of informing ourfelyes (till
lately ).-The many violations and infring.
meuts that are made, and likely to be made
on our rights and privileges, and although
we are an infant (ettlement we look upon
our liberties as dear to us as if we were the
3ldeif in the province, and do with the mofl
fincere regard acknowledge the vigilance and
care dlcovered by the town of Bottom, re.
lpe6tlng public rights and liberties. Would
inform you that this town do and viii hear
tiy concur with you, in all falu;ary proper
constitutional meaiures for the redrefs of
thof. ntoerabIe grievances, which threaten
US with total defruciion we would ever
eHeem ourfelves obliged to the town of Bof
ton the capital of this province may Che
rejoice in perpetual PROPERTY, may wifdom
direct her in all her combinations, may her
fpirited prudence render her a terror to the
enemies of our contribution, and may every
town in this province and every colony in
America be awakened to fenlc of danger,
and unite in the glorious caufe of Liberty,
may this land be purged from evil and de-
fgning men that DEERE TO bring 1avery on
a loyal and dutiful people to his Maieay,
and may righteousness be exalted, that God
may be our God as he was the God of our
fathers, and may we be pofeiIed with viz
tue, religion and public fpirit which
warmed and animated our renowned an
ceaors.-We conclude, with informing
you, we have received the Refoives of the
General Court, and the letters to be COM
inundated, accordingly they have been
communicated TO the town agreeable to
your delire and exprefs our gratitude to
all that have been instrumental in bringing
to light, things that have been hid, and hope
by uniting we may Gand.
We are, Gentlemen, your humble fervaDts,
IANEs STEWART,
HEzsKIAH SMITH,
JcHN MORRISON,
JOHN WocD, -
DANIEL DoNEELsoE,
THOMAS Bell.
Committe CT Communication Of Coirain.'
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INFORMS the public that he has RE-
/ MOVED his PRINTING OFFICE
from the Conner of Marlhall's- Lane, near
the Mill Bridge, to the Foot of Roya-E
chaDge-Lane, the room improved for iixteen
years psif, for an Auction. Room.
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The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-03-11
F R. / d A Y, March S.
b O S T . N.

By letter from ST. Vincens of the 18th OF
January, ult. we are Informed, taEa regiment
from Antigua, arrived there two days before,
and were then prepared to dilembsIk, IN COME
qnence ofsn order from the camp, and that they
were 10 maTch by daylight to the head quarters
-th,t The army confias of shout z5co men
that he indians have bur little fuccsls, ard viii
not give the TROOPS an opportunity of lighting
them openly, prefering their uiaal method OF
bufh fighting - That Lieutenant Colonel
and three other officers hsd been killed, beiides
privates, and that the Ca abs ieemed determined
to ftand it out to the laR extremity, though they
had been obliged to re,irc TO the mountains -
That all the fea coat had been taken poheiion
of, quite round the Inand, which prevented
'heir receiving any lupplies, and the men OF war
being confantly cruiing THAT the countTy is
very billy, with aVaG deal of under-buih, which
obliged the Enelilh to cut their way through,
and fight at the fame time THAT they march
all night in paroles, and lie By 10 the day
Our lat advices from St. Vincents are, that
Col: Walch, with fix men, having penetrated too
far into the Caraibs country, were attacked by
them, and after = mott noble defence were all
killed on the fpot that the CarAibs had IeDt
medenger to Col. Oalrymple to know whasterms
he would give them, but that the amigo Sent
them by the. Col. was not known by ihk Ut leiseFs
from thence, which arc as late as AeaStn Of
JaRuaEy.ss <2kA
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on the iupreme authority of the BsisaA domini-
ons. As the Council admit q partial Deepen
dance. and iuppofe il to be confident with the
principles and nature Of government, lhall only
endeavour very briefly to fhew the contrary.
In your frf nieGage, Gen lemen of the Coun-
cl, you lde fome ltrielures upon the nature of
the iuPrsme authority in government, both di-
vine spd human, the latter of which you deter.
mined couli no be abfolute and unlimited.
thought the difinttion between divine and hui
man power aot pertinent. and in anf~er TO you,
| only remMked, that had given you no reafon
to fapp6fe iatended more ablolusepower in
parliament than what is founded in the natufe
of government, and this, in your fecond mehsge
you conarue an scquieicenee in your Tealons,
which il certainly was not. You 90 on how.
ever TO explain your meaning by Altering, that
:" What is ulnaly denoninated the fupseme
authority of nation NUT be limited in It's aets
to the objsas thar are ProPe y or co1fitu:ion.
ally cognizable by it, r.-..i!,
Before you thus defined the nature of fupreme
authority, with you had conGdered more fully
what obisets there can be in government which
are not cognizable BY iuch authority. You in
fance in ISbsrdiHafs power in government
which, whilG it keeps within It's limits, l. no,
luhsd to the contronI Of the Jstrs1 power.
Is there no inconhaeney N fcpPoinss lab~H-
sais power wilhouEs power lspsrisr 10 il I. MpR
it not 70 far as il is without C0AiIoui be, nlelf,
fnPreme = t,.t...s.. ~ +
1t is eIentll to the being Of government that
power fheuId always sxia which no o her
power within fuch government .caa have right
10 withaand or contrOul Therefore, when the
word pear relates to the iupreme authority of
sOsernmsnt il maR be undeIaoSd 6IjsIul and
EslinifG6, i. .-. -..,.. r.,
live cannot agree in theis principles which
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-03-11
TURDAY, March s.
B O S. nc % N-

This day bis Excellency the Governor
was plealed to prorogue the Great and &c
neral Court of this province, to Wednelday
the AFT day Of April next, after delivering
the tel owing SPEECH to both Houfes Of
AdcmbIy, viz
Gentlemen Of TIE Council, and
Gentlemen eftbe HeHle Of RtprejSnfGfiVH
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TWENTY DOLLARS Reward.
WHEREAS on the 10th init
NV one John KETCHUM, came 4

wv one JOHN KETCHUM, came 70
IN. houGe of the fubfcriber and hired back
HOR Sc, about IA hane' aud an h.lf high OF
lhe following marks, viz sve1y full eye, the
hair CUT uader his throai,Yery remarkable iSiich
name and ,sil when he went from M, trots and
..nac,s. carries hi, fore feet low, his hind feet
) wide, and wha. is more remarkable is thston
each fids where lhe grit buckles are PLACED. the
.hair is worn off clole TO the 1xin, whoever viii
take Up the faid man and hchs ihall have for
their t1oubIe TseA,y Dollars, snd for either OF
thsmTen Dollar, each, and all nee fry charges
paid by 7 ..el9 WILLIAM ROGERS
N. B. Ssid KsTcHun !, tall man near
kfy years Of age, fomethirg NAKED with the
lnsii pox, light eyes. had on sligh, coleursd
: far.sut cost the fame morning he took the
horle he hipped himielf on board the brig a,
mefica, John Niisot. mslIer, for surrsnam, and
received a month, pay. and IL is IuPPoisd he is
sone 70 Connedicur Or New YOik, As ne had a
family IL the former province - -.-..-
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Imported from LONDON, and to be fold by
ELIZABE TIL CT Ar K
and NOW ELL,

A, theirfhop, between the blue ball and the
Mill Bridge, Bottom. the following garden
feeds, viz
EARLY Charlton, early Hot
- fpur, early golden HOdpur, large Narrow
fat, buih iugar, large fugar, dwarf and green
zmarrowfat, and earliea Nicholas Peas, large
Windfor and early white and yellow kidney
Beans, early Dutch, early Yorkihire. green cur
led Savoy, early Ba.terfea, large Winter, fusar
LOAF, yellow Savoy and red Cabbage Seeds, early.
and late ColliHower, large long Orange Csrrpt
feed, early yellow and purple ditto. Swelling
Psraip. red Beet Seed, marble Cabbage. brown
Dutch, white and green Co.'s, and grand Ad-
mirsl Lettice Seeds, Thyme fold CELERY, Por-
fugsl Oaion Seeds, early Salmon Radfh Seed,
fine red Clover Grafs Seed, icsrlet and Turnip
ditto, early Dutch TurniP Seed, rouod Spnage,
white MuRard, curled CreAes, broad leAved
ditto, Silver Gsinncd Seed. choice boiling and
SPLIT Peas, &c. AL wauaI.ed new and Of the
genuine fcrt.
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Vol. Ill
ANDREW NEWMAN,
WHITE. SMITH

DEGS leave to inform his friends
- and the public, that be makes and repairs
all kinds of fcAle beams, leel yards and locks
Is Feaionable as can be done in Bolton.
N. B. Said Newman ferved his apprentice
flip to Mr.. John McClench late of Bottom,
Whi,e-Smith. By enquiring of MIR. Blake. the
Town-SeaIe the public may be informed of the
quality of his fcale -besms and 9eel yards.
Said Newman works in the ihop now i'm
proved by Mr.. William Jalper, Cutler, from
London, jult below John Hancock, Efqfs. new
brick buildings near the Mill Creek, Bottom.
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80 To be SOLD BY
JOSHUA BLANCHARD, jun.
At hi, fore on Dock Square,
~ ~ ~
B 0 5 I 0 n

DOHEA, Hylon and Souchong
Fl - Tea, Double and Jingle re6n'd Loaf Sugar.
BROWN Sugars Of various forts, Chocolate war
rented pure, .Cocos, Coffee, Pepper. Pimsnto'
New Raiins, Curanss, Prusnts, Spices ct all
forts. Florence Oil, few quintals of choice
Dumb Fin, Namsganfet Cheefe, 5sR French
Tndipo. Redwood. Logwood, BrimRone, Alum,
coppers., SsIt- Petre. KiPpen's Snuff, and To-
b.cco. beft Durham Muaard, Crates Of Cream
COlOured. Ware. IS and IS Inch t. D. Pipes,
PLAYING Cards, Pins, Large and Small States,
Velvet Corks, Sieve Bottoms, Eng'ilh Soles,
Powder. Shot, Bar Lead. Split Peale. New Rice,
Olives, Capers, Almonds, Turkey-Fig', and .
neat aGortment of Glais Wsre. 49,.
Is" N. B. The above articles will be fold in any
quantities, aud as cheap IS at any fore IN town.
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THINK II Incumbent on me
to make fome obfervstions
before ] put an end {, the fsf.
fiop, upon your asnagcs
to me OF the fu6je b pour
conititutional depl dance up
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a Convenient Bfackimlth's fhoP
IN a, the NOnh End. Enquire Of the
Printer.
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ing thst. whichever he he hat under pie.encs
Of being continued ieveIegr, does invade and
fubvert the frndsments! LAWS of the ioeiety, he
does thereby pS laaO annul all the legal right he
had TO govern; and ablolves all who were before
his iubjeets from the legal engagements lses
were under of yielding him obedience : whe'e-
as no man can Withdraw his allegiance from the
ftate whereof he remains member, every midi
vidusl being under the mott lolemn expreis or
implied obligation TO hazEd his life AID for
tune in it's defence. To content to be Gave,
or to neglect or refuie to take every mesfuye ia
our power to prevent il. H to involve curlelves
10 The guilt of perjury, tresion and ielf murder
for whoever contents to be Fave, puts his lie
in the power Of a tyrant. who may dearoy il
when he pleaies. OF what arrocious and COM
plicated villsiDy then is the perion guilty. who
would deliver up bimieIf, his Dearea and deareit
connections. his dutiful wife, his tender babes;
and fuperlatively dear country, with millions Of
innocents ye. unborB, 10 whom however he
cannot above himielf from the duty Of pfoseai-
oe) to ru,hleis, ambitious, ssaritious aad cruel
tyraRt. whole will is his law, and whole Rand :.
log army 10 the executive of his fovereign plea
lure Snch 10 every one without exception who
.s,ss tE9poie laws upoa any fociety of man in
oppoiiti0a 70 their psblfr sUiH
BRI EAflNUSr SEP TENTRIONALIS.
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For the MAssAcHUsETTs spy.
To the intrepid Azillisn' q. free. born AM E.
RICANS
AnonH and srnn AnhLrf
Agg1f and meg Mobk /!

y
r ADDRESS YOU as the moft vir,uou,, free
l. and happy people who now inhabit the
word.--but you are not free from danger
Your freedom, your virtue, and happinei,, lex-
pole you TO the envy Of wicked and deprived
minds hence ariie the various inlults and abuf-
g which you have lufFered for years paR The
contnuation Of thefe evils you mGf expea, UNI
els you Immediately PIT a Pst to them by the
MIGHT of your ARM and the MAJESTY of your
POWER.
Your humanity has hitherto refrained you,
and ihelded your enemies from iuft puni:hment
But how much longer ihall your wicked OPP
iprelo.s riot on your hard earned wealth I
I You have it in your power to do youIfelves
JUSTICE, and when-when will You do it
You are now millions itrong. fituated in the
beR part Of the globe. and viii You any more be
infulted by kennel Of yrssfs, or their hackney
ed tosI ?
You Rand on the greateR continent between
the poles, your proweis may reach to diaant
empires and you become the srbiter Of the
world --Surely then, it does not luit with
uau' .RGHN~ wlin-the enngHig7 81 tyrspnv.-
Honour YOURSELVES" and YOU will h.
honoured when your enemies fee ,ha, vo, A..
ienible OF you OWN POWER they will tremble-.
when the nations perceive that you feel Won,
OWN DIcsITr, they will cour. your favour and
bow the knee to your High -Mightipef. -.
Shall the iiland BRIrAIN eniave this orea,
continent of AMERICA which is NOR. ,b.r
ninety nice times bigger. and is capsble of fuo.
porting hundreds Of millions of miiliou. of GEO.
pie : Be atcniihed all mankind. at her fuperja.
tive folly l--lhe is ruihing upon her own ruin .nd
viii not hear the voice Of reafon which cries loud
and warns her of impending danger
AMERICA. ieems to be reierved by yRovl.
DEEc E,fcr Aland Of real freedom, thar the world
may fee in theie latter days the true glory Of III.
BERTY. sym
RSrfb- AmNiea, 1878.
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To give na,iou right to make figure 10
this g'and fOciety it is Efficient if it be re-
ally iovsreigu and independent tha is IL
@sS gsosrn ii:5f BY hJ s~s SsiSTiiy asS
law. Vatell, p. 10 81.
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from twenty pieces of artillery which made
iome lIugh,er, bu, the hyperion numSe: of ths
Turks and IaT,ars prevailed, near 6ooo Vi
the RuiIians were killed, about 1000 prlioa
ers, and the ref wi,hG eneraI Potemkin. made
good retreat to Bender"
Tuiy,,. The Taft advices from Paris
mention, that the bounty of nine livres per
head given by the government to the ex
oorters of negroe flaves from Airica to the
French Wet Indian f-ttlements, amount
cd to 70 large fun, that the court had
thought proper to order the fame to be dis-
continued, their African trade appearing
to be sufficiently efsbliihed.
Tub -. YeRcrday Board of Admi-
r4lty was held at the breaking up OF
which expreAes were fent to the commit
iioncrs of the feveral dock yards of PoIti-
mouth, sc.
Some difpatches were received onWed.
nefday from the Court of Madrid, faid to
be particularly relative to the expected war
between the Spaniards and the fates o:
Barbary and Immediately after they had
bacn perufed, fummonfes were iiiaed for
privy council to meet for the purpole OF
taking them under confederation.
So universal is the ffoppage to trade, BY
the act concerning the diminihing of gold
coin, that we hear the ply ,gamblers,
and women of ealy virtue, who before dealt
in the lighteft fpecie, refule taking any
money without firf weighing it, and caf-
ny about them fcales for that purpofe
Lord North by this has more to anfwer for
than he was at 6rit aware of.
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JOSHUA GARDNER,

JOSHUA GARDN Err,
Acquain,s his cuGomcrs. and the public. th4t
he has luIt imported from LOlDON, in
Capt. Calef. General
Aflortment of Engli1h GOODS,
Suitable for the approaching f.fon; amos 8
which are the following articles. viz.
DIAM and knapt Bath beaver
l. coatngs, ismbfs,ns. bearfIsios lca,letWhi,-
nsy, role and dufii blankets, hue and red duff
hs ; fcarlet. greco, crimlon, blue and white
d'spery baiDe green and crimlon Cocheler
,aize, white hanel, icariet and crimfon broad
cloths. low priced, mlddling and luperine broad
cloths, German ierges, foret cloths plain, MKT
and hriped cambeteens, cloak cambets, yard
wide grapes, poplins Denmark lua e., fur tim.
Rings, grey mufs and tppets, common mriEs
md tipPes, fhalloons, tammies dutant., cala-
mancoes. plain black rufiel, lowered ruiTels,
black and coloured drawboYs, black everlaane,,
velverets, 4ihs and 9Th, dowlas. Irfh linens,
Injecting, cambfiekss and lawns, plain and A4wer-
ed gauze, cstgur, Paris and fpder. net. black
and white blond lace, icsrIet and white ditto,
black bone lace, white thread lace and ioctines.
Mancheiter checks, buckrams, wax hresds, coat
md ihoe bindings, fswing hiks. worried and elk
knee carriers, death head ARD covered buuoes,
cid and FLYER thread buttons, fcsrf lwiR, COM
moo iewing needles, m.lners and ch.pe duo.
NO. pins, brai' ard pound pins, crewels, wor-
Ged, qualities, gatherings, lisen and Fl k hand
keiehlefs, Women'' lt,in gloves and IN It's, While
gezed lamb gloves, worried mi,ts and glove,
women's iilk min aud gloves, mems black FIX
gloves, white fix hofe, mems and womtns
.h'ead COTTON aud woia ed hofe, breeches psuerns,
mock velvet caps, adpt and plain worried caps,
norm and ivory combs, writing and bonnet pa
ger. ink-poUder pink, blue. white and back
Llnets. black tsffaIy, coloured ditto, plain and
lowered black faiths, white aEd crimlon (prig.
cd isttin, black figured mode. ribbons, fix fer
refs, Scotch threads, bed ticks and bun;s, ravens
duck, pepper and nu,megs,
With many other articles,
All which will be fold at very Reasonable
orc fit at his fhop 10 Cornhill, Bolton.
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T h u Rs ID A Y, September 10.
R q S Z Q N.

" ~ M
On Tuel6ay fe'nnight, as great num-
Der of people were afliiing in rafting the
rame of new meeting houfe, in Wilton,
New Hampihire, one of the large beams,
accidentally gave way, when the greateft
part OF the flame, with fifty three perfons
that were upon it, fell to the ground, by
which unhappy event, three men were 10.
family killed, and fifty wounded, two of
whom have Gnce died of their wounds, and
four more are thought to be paa recovery.
This accident has put by the rafting for the
prcient.
With Capt. Callahan, from London,
came paGcngers, James Martin, Elq; At
torney at law, MIR. John Lee, of London,
merchant, and Capt. Rofs, alto of London.
Capt. Callahan, on Thurlday Taft, went
on ff1ore at Cape Sables, where he Jaw the
wreck of inow, New England built,pink
fern, called the Kitty, loaded with lumber,
had all her cargo on board, and her
fails, rigging and crew gone.
With Capt. CaIef, from London, came
paGenecr, the celebrated young negro poe
tets, Philis.
Ii is currently reported in town, that Go
vernon Powna is, or will be, appointed Go
vernon of this province, and it is faid there is
letter in town, dated the 2oth Of July from
London, which actually mentions his being
appointed to this government.
At the Commencement held at New
Haven on the 9th infant, thirty feven
Young gentlemen received the degree OF
Bachelor of Arts, and twenty-five the de-
gree of Mafter of Arts. The Rev. Mr.
William Gorcon OF Roxbury was admitted
ad sHndtm, as were alto MeIrs. Benjamin
Church and Seth Williams, graduated at
Harvard College.
Capt. Symmes was to fail for this port, from
London, two days after Capt CallshsD, Capt
smith in fortnight, and Capt. Scott, in about
III rec weeks.
II was reported in London, that the fore
fhip which YVES accidentally burnt in this har
bour, in May lsi. was fet on hre by lome Of
he inhabitants of thi: metropolis, great mum
her of whom were taken up and committed TO
eosl.-H il prs6d6is, fbsTs bHJ ben I~s
Letter qVriffEg
This morning arrived Capt. MacF alden
from New-Csftle. We do not learn any
thing new.
On Friday lsa, Levi Ames, convicted Of
| Burglary, received fenterce Of death, snd we
h,ar he is to be executed on Thurfdsy the 18th
of October next.
IOieph Atwood, bis confederate, was the
fame day fentenced to receive twenty itriPes a.
the public whipping Pof. to pay coli and TIE
bic dsmsges; but he Ggnfying to the Cour'
hat he had nothing to difchsrge that fun. he
was ordered to be at Mr.. BickeE's difpcial tor
ten years.
A R RIV E d.
From ibit Pot. Captains scott and MISC
/ Farland, at Lemon William, Bru1e, at Ca6iz
Il FROM NEw-ESGLAND. TSo-Brothers, Bart
/ let, at Bareslszs Lee, at C6Siz.
From NEw YoRK. Sir William Johnion
Dean. at DsUfr; Grace, Smith. at BriFsf |;
Msr7 Anne, Been, at Fal1sH,b Baeehus
Hill, a, DsVer.
Frss PaILApELRHTA. Mary and ElizIbsib,
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Public Vendue.
TOMORROW MORNING,

At TIE N O'clock,
Will be fold by PUBLIC VENDUE.
AT GREENLEAF'S Auetion-Room,
Ia CoTnhill,
(The remainder Of the properiy of gentleman
leaving the provirtel among which are,
\ NUMBER Of low priced
1 - broad cloths, bearGxins beaver coatings,
duffis, plains, rugs, ratteen', German ierges,
bays, velvets, laainss, ihilloons. fanny. cam
blsu, calamsncoes, fix grapes, dodateeus.
grizets, Bergal,, duroys, VOTED grognms, &
cured fluff, Irifh and Scotch linens, caIicoes,
checked and Aamped hands, lowered lawns,
figured lawns. figured gauze,, figured faiths and
modes, India and Enghih tafaIies, padufoys, a
variety of hard ware, as buckles and penknives,
fci.Hs, rszor', ivory and horn combs, and ma
ny other articles
w. GREENLEAF, Auetioneer
Two geEteel Chaifes and Harness,
to be put up at TWELVE o'clock, if not
fold before at Riva;e Sale