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NTAPEGANSET CHEES L.
IN Quantity that is extraordinary good to DC 0'u ,i :.
=. c.. oSpENUEL BOWEN, oppohse 70 u's
Colden-Ball
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TOUR HUNDRED POUNDS,
4 Lawful Money, to be Let. Enquire at The
Tnteliiesnce- Office.
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NYEWHALL and HICHBORN, beg
IN Leave to acauaint their cufomes and Others, in
h;s and re reisbous;ng Parts, that they puPoe esysg
on the coOP,Is Bane in all its Branches at Salem and
~, oo.ned Shop for that Purpoe, the Diitll
Fioafs of Mr. JoSArEAs RorEs, in Salem;
~ B. As they alto carry the fame bodnsis in Bottom
s ua, one Of them may always &c found in each Place.
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sinirg fbaf de regard 10 re sOnsoesi infeyg' q fb
csanfry subicb mg be nbOrat connected 9sb tbtiv
GUN real PROPERTY and advantage You Mgeiyt iubJees
in America sppye than deHdd Let tyranny ceafe,
and they will return TO ene of duty and allegiance Let
them experience equal, ua, temperate government; and
your Maey will find due determination, andfubmion to au-
thority. And when celfe, by unconstitutional taxes,
violations of charter and PoPtons of cities and ports to
oppre(s the Americans, ha Zee them pay due regard to
our commercial interefs. Your Majefys minJgas have
RATED the wall Of eparation. And while ueh men are
continued in wer while the laws unrpeaed that have
TOWN the ieeds of denon. America will never reufn to
enie of duty, and ende contentious NUT enue, t' at
ngth,the fgod nu decide contes which nuice and y-
ranny began. America mat polluted with the blood OF
ons and the children Of our bowels, treated with more
than hottie cruelty, viii be maered. Then perhaps we fha
be forced gnonouy ue to Fra"ee and Spain for an IN
famous and ineoous truce, ill breathe from the ur-
natural laughter of brethren combat with the avowed
and traterous enemies Of our K l. i G . N AID
VRRNM TENT.
Thefe fir are not the vons Of enthuain, the dictates
offaeon, the voice of daeton, the language OF de-
pair Your minifers, fir high priefs Of tyranny have
offered up liberty in the public ienae Upon the m
fpeeon of the victim, every turns sugur ne unfa-
vourable omens derived from vague conjecture, OF
cerdoal dslufons hioy informs US how TO judge, and
there one page written regal blood, which fir, would
do we'll to conu form your judgment, and regulate your
condua that the enemies Of your family or reign, may
not have an opportunity yndcte tbGr conduct By iucn
an high precedent, and iuch great example.
TRIB U N u 5.
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T r B U " U S.


Lord cHATHAMs Speech in tbe Hoas Of Ls,ds, on fbe
bird reading eff5e Bill far sbs P'SVIdisg fbf apeS'i
and froses in Hurrica, gsitb qp6rf1'.
1.-THE unfavoursbIe fate Of health, under which
i have long zhoured could nor prevent me from
laying before your Lordhps my thoughts on the o now
before YOU and on the American AFFAIRS IN general
If we take tranient view of thoie motives wnen IN
duced the anceiors of our fellowfubee IN America 20
leave their native county encounter the nnunef1os OH
hcuties Of the unexpoed regions OF the weefh ~' oul
aonihent at the Prfent conduit OF their deesnccn.s
will naturally ubde. There was no corner OF inc wOf,O
into which Of their free and enerPnzg Turn ~ou's
No, Az with alacv, rather than fubmt to the havh and
v.onel PRINCIPLES which prevailed, that period m their
native ccuntry And we Nall wonder, my Lords, II the
d,.ndeots Of fueh iIlurou ehzaers iPur, with con-
the hand of unconstitutional Powehat would tnatSh
from them (ueh dear bought privileges as they now con-
tna for had the Brth colonies been planted by any other
kingdoms than our own, the inhabitants wona nave ear-
rsd with them the CHAINS of zve, and P'rt OF ds'Po-
tim but as they are, they ought 70 DC renemoefed
great aIaances 20 nfrua the world, TO what reten a.
liberty mankind VIII naturally attain when they are lett %
the free exsrciie Of themielyes. Ana, my Lofos, not
withdrawing my intention to give my e1rY negative 70
the aue5ion' now before you, eannot help Concerning
in the (everA manner the late turbulent and unwasn1-
BE conduit Of the Americans in geners ad the lots IN
Bsion, IN particular. But my Lords, the mode which
has been purified 10 bring them back 20 enie OF sher
durv "a the u,ren, atr has been 70 dzmeucay oPpOte
70 the fundamental principles Of found P0e, that ind-
vduals poetIcd Of common UNDERMINING, mutt DC afc-
nfhed az fcl proceedings. By boessns az sas hafss
of Bottom VOC have asoyed the innocent trader ~ the
fame punhment WIKI The guilty PrOfgates who deroyed
vous rerchandze and inesd Ut making yeh eoneensd
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S I r, NfN
IT%HE common form ofrefpee hewn TO perions X gEl
tinguiihed rank, j: the only motive OF my addreihns
VEN Royal Highncis fc0nd to any man in the nsuon-
Your Hghness conduct, and vote, r an auguit assn-
bly, on one Of the mo nPoant, and eoniequenna aeis
that the three eaes Of parliament can pats ceeFves sne
thanks of the friends of liberty and Proreitantim nc
memory of the deed will Ian long our annals ano lave
us from the charge Of total degeneey we now look Up
TO YOU fir as the friend and guardian OF our rights ano
liberties and we cannot but expres our atIsfaeon' IN
feeling the laws and religion Of the fate Imported BY one
atleSf of the luxurious houe of Hanover. And we TORN
the higher opinion of fueh noble dchArge a the rum re-
poied in your royal hghne, one OF the guardan' OF
our liberties, from the peculiar dtuaton you ae M ana
the relations in which you Aand.
The principles Of your eOntue, Sir, are deeiiVe ana We
nave not the leaf adow ofdoub, that your vote IN Par-
ament aroe from full conviction, that the bill was iuDSer
five of the contribution, derogato TO the honour ana M
,erc of your royal brother dangerous to the eaohment
both of the laws and religion Of this realm, and fatal In IT'S
effects.
ltis great conoation, royal Sir to the people OF Eng
land to look forward, and preface an unbroken ueeenon
of patriot Kings in your luxurious ne And though pro-
violence has been pcaied be your royal broths our
Sovereign with progeny of hopeful Princes, YET as IN
his wiidom, God, who fometmes cteth up one and pull
eth down another, may fee fit to remove them from ther
prelent tate il will, doubt, be Tome conolanon 70
them, but much to think that one OF your au-
CUFF houe a fway the ePte over free and eoniequen-
Iva 6akfy people. ,,DuNus
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ffable Public are hereby in
/ the Subicnber, living in Sutton, intend
r Branch Of RuGneis in my Way, and
Ily to that making HOES. And
alters, by csiding convenient Shop,
d a Iars Stock, purPofe to begin the
YER ne1s and continue in that Branch
9 but ihall meet with fufieisnt Eneou-
Ioie~whom my Ambition promPs me to
re Mo are well Wiiher TO American
Iofe Iaeobites that would iraamc their
, their Suffrage for the Execution OF any
/, fhaII not through my Hands, nor BY
under me, be fupPlied with a fingle one,
FRI given, that fuch Tool is TO Be enf
a Grave IT, Feet deep, TO hide one 4
de of thofe obnoxious Wretehes. IN
neighbouring Governments, may be iui
Tumbers they may want, TO curry on M
2 ieaGonable Notice, whole Favous v
litigation on me, to acknowledge myl
,ublie's mof obedient and very hurt
Il SAMUEL WATERS
tIsbr 9th, I774,
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CrasDs-I sajs, Port Of Sahm and MSrdbead Sept i9.
ARRrvrD. Hnkley from Newfoundland, Hodges
Greenoek, Brooks and Hlwey, kew-faieni Hurd, Mil
Ter, and Williams, New London, and Bernard, New-fo
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Exyaef IF a iefitr from PHILADELPHIA,
.' The congreE opened lat Menday,
peyton Randolph, Elq; was sholen Chains
Charles Thompion, Sscretaryi Thee Is gusr
the door Of the houle (carpeners HALL in whe.V
meet, and the reiuS Of hole meetings confined 70
among themeye, that 4ree the leaf ble Of their pro-
ceedings reach the 81 the expecting public The worthy
Farmer, together with Thomas Wiling, Eiq are b5tb BY
the united voice Of the repctabe body OF egaresaeasd
in to give their aiiance, the great hssiatton and
peaiure of the people, We Attained lat Tuefay By
an exples from Bottom, and yeeday BY another from New
York il has now in fnme meallSe iuhhded The Phyi-
clans here, is id, have agreed immaculate patients
tor the nall-pox, during the dttins Of the Congress, ~
eyeral of the northern and outhcn delegates have net
had that diorder."
MARRIED Mr.. William Phillips, jun merehant,to
MsMeran, Mafon, isecnd aughtsr OF Mr. onarhanMaon
AT Reading, tie Rev. Mr. swain, bf Wenham, 10 Mis-
Elizabeth Hartihome, Of that paee.-At Rhode-lihnd,
Hon. Sr John Tteyie Knight Of Matte, and Captain OF
Cavalry, in the cryicc of his mott Chrtian Maey, to
Mrs. Abigail Stoneman, Of Newpcr.-At Chafeitowns
South-Csona, Mr.. Joieph Scott, to Mis- Katy Adams
DIED. Mar. John Sorin, blker.- Mrs. lux, widow.
MIR. Ioleph Wadron.--At Salem, John Leeeh, Zig;
MIR. Samuel Orne, merchant.
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the province, are, and viii be :
It's unnatural and malignant en-
Of this body, fuch men, while
and 10 contribute to involve III
Of a civil war, are unfit for civil
not TO be titled by the labour OF
miles fuPplied with his eIoathi
q. This 4th relolve, whie'
is omitted by the diredi n Of I
blehead ana Dznvers, they fuppC
declaration inherited in this PaPeI
to the county, and render a pub
Huous and improper.
{. That a committee BE- raife
William Browne, Efq; Of Sale
with grief this county has view
into execution sds Of pzriiamef
ruin his native land +: That VII
tinue the refpeH for feverzl year
to detsch from every future 6pn
6if in Importing or anyhroA
trary ediets Of PsrIiamer b.vr !
Of the county re4uea hiei Mn
necefiity Of conf.rrng p,7o- :
n @
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Several pa To be ID, IN WoRoLsTEs'
fairs, and the GOOD Dwelling Houie and Barn,
tended the ,osber with good Garden, about Half
vernment Of and with large Brook running through the
after eona sc ola and well 6tuated ON the Street, oppohte
nine perons want Houe in the mott public Pat Of the Town.
fame. The eoerlon nclning puha may enquire OF EDMUND
they thought : n on faid Pennies.
this time WB Said Place extraordinary good for ShoPkeepe'
debated on and .d.cn.o oC ,,v Sort, &C. &C.
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B o S T o N.

ATa meeting Of Delegates from every town N the
~ county of Eek, in the province of haiiAehIett'
Ba,, held at Ipfch in the f'd county, on the eth S'
9TH days of September I774, viz r Sslem' the ioaou
RiehEa Derby, jun. Efai Mr.. Join Piskss~S jan.
jonathan Gardner, Jun. Capt. Richard -
Ar:-o,,hv Pickeriur. iun.-Danvsn, DR. k.fM
c.st. WiIIism shiiliabsr.--Ief~i<h. Cap
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Delegates,
is follows. 1IT(xc and MEDICIN
The Delegated g, :. n Al N n A. sso4<S q / +, hv
county, 70 meet C. az ~ r ~ n T.'~r-T nj n
and determine on M ~ " a ~
dent for tie countop, half Mile Ear OF ins meeting ou,
Of the Importance M RI " y y,
qualifications ssesniR u II Allotment OF Drugs and
WHOM and prudencee Ground Nader and other Dye Stu
becoming freemen fms Cunans, Turkey Figs, Hungary Water,
the ntmens Of Kings Honey Water, COut Paes,
province with fdbm rngcs ALTO genuine Patent Medicines,
provincial aiemby and MS BALKAN, Codheys Cordial, Hills BALKAN
congrei0o, the Dro riti OIL Enence of Peppermint,
lowing reiolves Iamess Fever Powder, Andns Scotch
!. That the feyera aefS emale Pills. csphslic Snuff.
Jua rights Of the colonies, aiONS INSTRUMENTS,
being luteets ofdeberatonI fVery neatl
renders expedent for this in Fin Kin Cafes, ditto in Velvet
limitations respecting them afes, Midwifery Infumen much
operation requires immediate oenac Cheters according DooE
parliament, entitled a n Lances, in Cafe, Fi-ns
Of the province ~ or ng Teeth Inument Of all
New-Engand," being moa
constitutional and charter rights are fold cheap be bought ia
verfon Of the government oft
ofo Ik..e.. -
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RIT IN G and Arithmetic, to
w be taught in Evenings. The School to be opened
the frff Monday in October next the Writing School
Houe in Queen Greet and be continued for the Seaon.
Where due Care will be taken for lnruton in its various
Branches, uGual, and it is hoped will meet with IKE
Acerntance. which ihs be the Aim of the Suberber-an
Aiitsnt in one OF the public Schools.
Sept. Iq, I774. WILLIAM DALL - June
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To be OLD, by

Samuel To be SOLD, by
Mn rs. ION AT HAN d AVI Is,
M Cut BULLS Wharf, the following Wea-Inda Goods, via
Mr.. pesOHOICE St. Vincent and Barbados
Capt Jae.L Rum, Jamaica Spirits and Sugars, Race Ginger,
Lee Fia;oon Wool Indigo of the be Quality Tuksand Salt
--ehu,Sai DAVIS aio has Sell, Eight 1houand Ppc
Bedford Gives, which Salem, the Terms OF Sale OF whsh
Ho vey-k be known by enquirng Of Mr. HAsKETT DARbY'
Fuller, Dr. Salcm or JoNATHAN DAVIS, of Boion.
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From BIHeLrr's JovasAL, IF July Z, I774.
7.u.KtNc, DEFENDER y tSs pRoTES-
TANT FAlTH.

q u X MaleRys speech tom .he
Throne TO both Houles Of Paflla-
faent, is, to all inten;s and PurPoies,
an addrefs and appeal TO the people
through their representatives. As
a fubiea then ! have an unqaeltlon-
able right to Judge Of and animadvert
upon this foiemn addrsis from the
throne to the people. The authori-
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W cut ADcibcs ) any nhstDf OG,
arbitrary exertions, and milit4
carried into execution !; and II
this violence lill continuing 4
inviolsble attachment we over
fential TO, and diainguih u,li
and from a tender concern fAa
are bound to purdue all rcaiind
attempts to enforce an imooc
may be defeated. ng
=. That the Judges, JGfhc
this county, appointed sgrealoi
Of the province, are the only ,ho
we may lawfully obey Tiag
remove theIe officers, excepstt
fuant to The charter and thor U
thefe officers to continue in
trufts, as il the aforementioE a
been made And that whil,ld
by any Official conduit in co;
vigorou0y fuPPort them therS'
indemnify them in their peri
lswfd doings, yield a ready o.
3. That all civil officers in d
peffons, who fliall dare to condo
mentioned ait, for violating d
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pILRLISH HE'D.

inns, eIeganfly bound and LeftDsd)
Ohm YLE, at his Shop, If
darborough-Street,
T Y S 4 R NJ o N
ing Subjects, vis.--I. The Fol-
in Reiieion.-II. The Excel
Iii. Jeius chriff the only s
Nv. The DominionOfan o.
10y and Praife.-v, vi
II than Faith or Hope.
q in PriGon.-IX. Red
and xI. The Conn
Of r eligiOn.-XI
eSXIII. The Uf
i'sation.-XIV.
Prvstions on
nsd tx. Ma
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We ID N E S d Y, February 2.
B O S T O N.

On the 10th of laft month, about five
o'clock in the morning, the dwelling houfe
of Mr.. William Horn, jun. of Dover was
burnt with all the furniture, and about
thirty quintals of fifth and other merchan-
die to the amount of cool. lawful money.
The family narrowly elcaped the flames.
We hear from Marblehead, that one
night laft week, the inoculating hofpital
for the fmall-pox, lately erected on Cat
Iland, near that place, was entirely con-
fumed by fire, together with upwards of 10
beds, bedding, and all the other furniture
tits fuppofed to have been purpoiely fet on
FIRE by iome of the inhabitants owing to
their uneafineis and dread of having that
diftemper fpread among them, by tie pa
tents and others not conforming to the rules
and regulations by which the hofpital was
at hrt permitted to be ere6ted.-.The lois
to the proprietors (faid to be only four in
number) is computed at I5ool. ferling.
The following we are ailured is a fact /:
Sometime in December lait a man in a
fhabby dreiS, who called himfelf Brown,
applied to factor in the county of York,
and informed him that there were fundry
cheits of tea, that he BROWN had taken
our of fhip where the Eait-India company
had freighted it, that the fame tea was Oh
board coaiter, who would icon lana II u
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M y ~ . A !, yAnua y 81.
~ ~ ~

m y y y a 20 1nuSy 81
Yeferday Morning the following was
ported up in the mott public parts of this
town.
C BrAbres, and Fello1y-Cifizeu
THIS is to certify, That the modern
Punifhment lately inflicted on The ignoble
John Mllcom, was not done by our Or
der.-We relerve that Method for bringing
Villains of greater Conlequence to Senie
of Guilt and lnfamy.
Joyce, jun.
Chairman effbe Committee for tarring and fsa,heing
~ If any Per(on fhould be 70 hardy as
to tear this down, they may expect my
lcverelt Ref n:ment. ]. jun.
Befo1, .JaaRa,y 20, 1874.
We hear that the Hon. ohn Hancock,
Elq; is appointed to deliver the Grafton
in commenoration of the bloody tragedy
on the fifth of March 1910.
AT town meeting held at Providence on
the 10Th of January infant, meaiures were
adopted in lubitance iimilar with thofe of
Newport, publifhed in our laft, and COM
mittee of correspondence chofen.
Immediately after the meeting was diff
folved, they applied th,mielves to the diff
charge of their truf, by waiting on the e.
veral importers in that town, informing
them of the reiolutionS which were entered
into, and that if any of them had ordered
tea to come next Spring, that they be de-
fired to lendcounter orders immediately
The committee had the fatisfaGtion to find
that on| one chef of tea had been ordered
for that town next Spring, which was
countermanded previous to the meeting.---
And the public are afured, from the bef
authority, that there have been but nine
cheits of tea imported into that town [ on
which the 3-py., duty had been paid (fnce
the memorable non-importation agreement.
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ave been fsnt out, under their MALIGNANT in
iaencc, 70 invi.: cln:-s to tolloWcheir example.
The confideras on OF the cruel ulage of che Ply
mouth protectors, in having none TO join taem,
has been urged In Haverh II, out as YET has had
no effect. The town OF anlwich We near like
wife, Ia. been greatly urged and tried with
their baneful influence, viii n mas hiIler1o been
insufficient to indu e ina. pariosic town 20 be
taken in by the deGgning nired ierva as OF ne
c.; Chief Juai,e Hazleroi lAi his
bait for the fame purpoie in marlborough,
bus they discovering the deligA avoided She
danger. !oubt not every town an the pro-
vince, if they properly UNDERWOOD the mater,
would heartily acq ui.lce III the proceedings OF
Bottom it is objectionable TO expect rneir con-
currence in what they do NOT under.tand, tor
which purpoie think it would BE- doing jLitlce
TO the cauie, and of great importance TO she
public, for iome capable perion TO Pabliih
inall pamphlets, letGlng forth the fa1al circum-
frances under which the tea was ihiPPei 10 A
merica, The pans taken vita The conilgnees 10
obtain their resignation of an OH c 10 oppfo-
brious. 1h9ir Obitinacy the uawea sed endea-
vouls of the people TO have the teas go ba:K
and the fill greager obtinacy Of .he c.
in no. permitting il. the CT nfeluens neceiii,y
of de&rcying is; and The iu l;ldens applauie,
concurrence ana appreciation o. ne Other colo
MES and in hle 20 warn The p-o i-oi re dam
ger they are in of abject aavery, unels itealy
refolule perleve.ing oPpoiuon prevent 1t |;
particularly to warn them cf doss and forums,
Of thcie VINO wo1e than Elau's bartering his
birth ight for a mefs ofpOt,age) for the AXE o,
ll.tle Timing mammon, o. empty TILES and
dilhnctions, have iolI tlemlelves, and would
give away the rights of their fellow men. The
advantage of iuch publication would be more
than a Compensation t. a benevolent mind TO-
tie pains of doing it, and | dare lay saere
woull be fuficisnr number Of fienls to the
ea.E in every town, 70 purchaie enough to
lupply every family | am fure would do 1t
70 c town belong to, with great pleaiure,
being wiling to do every thing IN my power to
psomoee the common cauie.
A e DUN TR Z VI A N.
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him and his TIprLIYo nephew with all thci-
eloquence to make appear. As no notice was
taken of it in meeting, u ihall make no remark.
upon any thing faid by the C-C-D-n,
who increafng in obitinacy and ituPldisy, as
he advances in age, has become the deriiion
even Of child-en. When the motion was pu,,
and i was :lermined that there was very
great majority againt 1t, the aforementioned
fpeaker Informed the moderator, that ne had
pro.eit in his pocker fgnad by number CT
the Inhabitants, and rcqu-ned leave TO read Ii,
whicl he would have bluihed TO nave done, if
he had noi been callous to every hon-lt feeling,
for knowledge Of the fgners would have
convinced every BODY, whae vaa pains they
mutt nave been at, AID wlae low tlh es they
mutt have uied. He was anfwered, that the
Town would have nothing to do with any pro-
ret. The fubiequent conduit of the tories
with fome remarks on The protect ldelf, ihall be
the iuoect OF anocner letter. TR u / H.
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T U E S d A Y, February /.
B . S L o N.

We learn from New York, that early on
Saturday morning the 18th ult. the Brig
Nancy, George Smith matter, lately ar
rived there from Scotland, whole inhuman
behaviour to about 900 Hlghlanders who
were 70 unfortunate as to be pa1engers in
his ve1el, occalioned the death of near one
third of them, as mentioned in our laR }
with equal prudence and precipitation,
took her departure for Ch4rleitown, South
Carolina, the Captain being apprehenGve
that the juifice of this country would bring
him to condign punifhment.
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Falmouth, which tea Brown offered very
cheap the trader plealed with the prize,
Though pretended ION of liberty aft,r
giving his correspondent ihirt, agreed to
buy the tea, paid comfortable earncit, and
fent pilot to conduct the tea into har-
bour in Wells-but on the road to Fal-
mouth, Brown gave the pilot the Flip, and
neither he or his tea has been heard of iinccl