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fence, and the thunder encrealed this lated abo,s AZ.
minutes when the whole city Of Guatmaa, wasderove4
was iwaowed in wide chain, in nature and the
hery earth fpread manner which loon Cultured \
from hsht-Ihe elements gIahed with their u,ey
Gained mott furprhnely BY the of the next dsy
every thing again calm ierene, but the face of the
earth was altered, the city gone the burning ountain
hook in It's ba, and other rocks funk with thei tons ON
the earth the river parted in many places and fotm
ed into aanding pools Of bitter moay water and the
ne vale was covered with large snes and the lava fcoocdl
which had nued from the mountains. The numbers Of
OF people loft not YET poby ever will be- really az
ceraned as thoie who may have epsd have NOT yet been
heard of except the Predent Of the audience the Bop
OF the place, and about ITO Others who have proydent ally
eeaPed Trinidad Sononate, about thirty leagues from
Guatmsa, and about 400 who have arrived here.
This may be eonfdrred as one Of the o dread
tu thar happened in its beginning continuance and
eonequence sluay dreadful and tremendous. The vicious
lives OF the inhabitants of that sted city; and In 6f Of
many other cities Of Spanih America would iuii. an
opinion that the great creator Of all things did not uier
iuch punilhment to fall in vain."
SALKM, Sspfemby 9. In the Brig Julius Crfar, CaptI
fea' arrived thry-three ehets and three ha6haaae Boz
hea tea but 70 great is the prt of oppoib n This a
well as the neghbOunng towns, the mearcs purified
BY the Preient administration, that no ioonsr had t
news of its a, reached the town, than IL pead greatd
conformation, if poHibe in the countenanees of peopl
thaa the lois q Fort Willam-Iienry, or the rrpulle
Tieonderoga in the late war when mott Of Us maginI
the French and Indians would foon march to the Cad
of Bottom: However fears oon iubGded on the arr
Of MI. Smith, Of Bottom, who lcnt Cor by an expI
from the gentlemen Seletimen and the committee OF
repondence, whs have conducted with the grratea =
denee and caution this oecaGon, IL appears that th.
above tea w1 conhgnH=nl Eem Mclheurs ssyrg ana
Montgomery, merchants in London, to Meffeurs Smith
and Atkinfon, merchantsn Bottom, who have behaved
in the moA gentee and polite manner to the committee
and people Of the town, by voluntarily declaring IL their
determination that their tea ihoud be landed, and
have Promsd to return il in Cot. Lyde, who is oonto
fail for London, ifpepiflon be obtained from the
epmmiliioners Of his naetyS euoms whom appicati-
on is making for that PurPoe which If NOT granted they
breaking bulk.
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For tn. MAssAcHUsErTs sPY.

Mr.. THOMAS,
II cOyJpOndnf GGra you qUO1H i-syf the oOzvirg Ex-
fraa f,Om ne Earl Of cbsfbams Speech deivaed sms
fins @go IN fbs Roafs Of L1ds.
we turn eyes towards Americas the profpea is
equally difTcfsfl.-Mueh has been fad Of the dilo-
" bedcnec Of the colonies to the mother country.--My
opinion, with regard to America, is the fame now, il
" ever was. NJ opinion this, ought to jufiee,
before ypett obedience.I feel the wamclt regard
" for America love the Americans, bccaule they love
liberty liberty has fpread, like vine, from this
try to the colonies liberty Aourhes in the wlds Of A
" merica honour the plant revere the tree and
" would eherih the branches. As to any tumuts that
may have happenedin America, they the sbutons
of liberty they only iome beakings out 10 the Gin
" Of he body polite, which, If rudely rearajned and inn
properly checked, may ake inward, and endanger the
ytals Of the conaisionI deire your lordhips
der by what preearous the Liberties Of part
Of the Brtih Empire would be held, II the other part
TO be made 0Aves.During your eceGs in the
try, doubt your worhPs have read that excellent
" SSsA, 7bs Ags Of cbarks fbs 6ffb."
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L o " d o N.
jay q. Cold and 6yer percent vsDsi, an article Of
FINALE drei diluted hnee the latter end of queen Annes
reign, are, Gnee the Psng Of the Quebec bill, much
worn BY the ladies at court upon which great patronage
has remarked that they are vssy 'Ss, n we'll as bsam4g
ornaments.
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think Of the time whcu you mua leave it. The deoyers
of their countfys happiness not in the ireR way to
eeue their hereafter. Certainly your political conduit
needs to be bitterly repented of. This hint honely
meant. Though have freely eenfured you, with you
we'll through every period of your sxiaence. Adieu.
CALM
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WHEREAS the Aaeaors are requir-

WHEREAS the Aaeaors arc requir-
w eddy Law to give fsafonabs Warning the InhA-
bitants to bring to the AAedor and Pere Lifts Of
their Polls and Rsteable Eates they poited Of
the fra Day Of Sepfem5e, and Incomes BY Trade Fa
Guilty, and Gain by Money at Interea.
In Conformity 70 the Law, the Adsiiors Of the Town
Of Bsson, do hereby notify the nabitants Of Ad Town,
thar they al attend their Chamber, the Eaa-End
of FssesiI-Ha Market, to receive the came, from We'd
nelday the lsyenth, 20 Friday the thrsth Of September.
al the uluaI Hours, on every Day In the Week, except
Lords Dsys and Saturdays, and no longer.
And fany Perfon or Perions fhall noe bring IN Liz
of their Estes as aored, he Of they for negieeng viii
not be entitled to any Abatement.
Bse,n, 4sgse II, r774. By Direction OF the Afsors.
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..-,Ssnt trader in the
..gurky PrOSgates who deifrOyed
So. .nA iuilesd " making weR concerted
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NTRY NEW


Woyefs, 0!obev 9TH t774. On the third infant, the
regiment formerly belonging the hon. Artemas Ward,
Fig; OF Shrewsbury, in .hc county of Woreeer, and who
for his integrity dmiiied in former administration,
from being Colonel of iad regiment met, and taking into
ferrous the preent oppreed and deSd
don of this province in general and the poor garIoned
and boekaded town of Bolton in particular after proper
oemnity, proceeded follows m. They ehearfuIy YET
with degree OF Indignation, flung up their eommfions,
which they faned under the late Governor Hutchinfon
then they proceeded very regularly the choice Of their field
and eomnion officers, and unanimously made choice ofthe
following sentlenen viz. the hon. Aremas Ward, Efq;
Cssone s,-r Maynard, Eiq; Lieut.. Colonel iona
than Ward, Eli; fecond Lieut.. Colonel Edward Banes,
EFq; Major; and Mr. Luke Denny, Adiutant. N. B. AT
the dereof the famous town Of Marlborough, in the covn-
y OF Mddeex, they joined in the choice of the above
officers, fad town upon their application was mott readily
and cordially received by the other towns in the county sf
WoEecerS the regiment con, Of the inhabitants Of the
towns following, viz Of MARLBOROUGH, in the county Of
Middisfex, Marlborough, Shrewsbury, Scarborough,
Marlborough and Grafton, In the county ofWocefse we
hear the other fix regiments in fad county of Woeeer
are eiecred, but have yet with ueent certainty
the names OF the iad officers, with which TO oblige :he
public, they have aO voted cannon powder and Ball, for
each town, to be ready minutes warning, we hear
that they have made great proficiency in the art of the
Baek-Swofd, quarterA and fail more Especially the lat
ter, at which they are very expert.
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Fer, tie MA ASSAcH UETTS SPY.
To fbe PEOPLE of GLAND.

you fufier your tyrannca MriGsrs to proceed much
farthe in their ezeeabe plan tor enl.vng America,
they vii plunge the nation into the guph political Pedt
on,snd that very ioon-thee but ep Lefqvfen them
ard 6eafb.Ihe Americans unateraby determined &c
defend their rghtsthey viii ioon be well prepared for the
F appel and you may be alurrd they will exhibit more
than Roman virtue and Eagnanmitythey have the mof
to Os of any people earth, and they viii part with
their lbeny but with their ves.-Wegh well the confe-
ausnces Of civil Yarbe not haiy take this Lf fep,
amer which you 30 neither orGta,d baokEVsyd
without degyE6ss.-The moment you commence war
with America, you FAB yoy Tdls, and will inevitably
bleed to death fbee three qOoErGs Fi, TIE i5eyee
Of safissai expsstr Second, The snees Of ysv 4csab
TvH be eff: Third, In fbh GxbaEged fate, sObif ys
Bfi and HrHe in America, you SvN be an ea prey 10
France and Spain, and lie sp attacks Of yoW sness
IN eyeyy farf Of fbe SUs,id.--THrREFoRE you have
thing to expect in this ituation, but TOTAL Ruin.
The Americans have fueh Va country, with 70 many
advantages for defending il, extenve trade to give to
their a give all foreign folders, and Others
who will join in the caule Of liberty, and half million Of
hardy determined men, great part Of which pre-
pared for aetioathat vile iCpFoie they viii
ever be conquered But were it POfbe for Britain
quer them, il muf be the work Of many years, which
would be flush spenee Of blood and tTeaisTe totally
20 ruin her.
Ca the other hand, If Creat-Bntain viii ak nothing
Of the colonies bat free trade, NE may derive the mO
durable ard etenye advantages from them, and feee
their akaset and 1iendp J'eV1v-whieh in future nun
be her grand ppor. Then what madnei nufs it be In
Ezess fufsr Gspsfie, i.faHsfsd MrJs0 to plunge
whole nation Of heunen into the PIT Of layey.
SOL ON.
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PHILIP Russell,

kJuh aHVco IN town.
- EGS Leave to aequaint the Public, likcwie the
ID Ladies add Gentlemen in general Of This Town, Of
his excellent (fouowng) Competitions, viz.
No. !. His lurprilng excellent n oOTH.DR ops.
which will Immediately tie Tooth Aeh tie fri Time
Of ufng it likewe the Scufvy in the Gums and
brings all Founeis from the Teeth, and pfeleryes them
hom rottng Price Half Dollar a Bottle.
No. z. The VENETIAN TOOTH-POW-
DE R, which in few Times uhng, il makes them whin
and Beautifully (athough very foul and black before) per-
ieryes thoie that rotten and deeased, nom growing
worfe.
No. .. The IMPERIAL LIP-sALvE (nsyer
made BY any befse which eiettualy takes away al
Spots ia the Face, makes the Skin beautiful and cuIeo the
Lips when fore. Price Half Dollar Box.
No. a. mon curious YE.W ATER, for cold
Humoun OF InAamatons will be efeesusl Cure in q
few Days. Price Two shlIings Bottle.
No. s. His famous IR ON-MOULD DROPS,
for taking lrOn-Msslds and Inx-Spots out OF Lnner
Lawn, Muffin Lace. Price One Shilling AID Six
Pence Bottle.
No. 6. curious Competition for taking all Sorts of
STAINS Pitch Tar, &c. Of Cloth, Silk, Stuff or
Worried, Sec. Price One Shilling and Six Pence.
No 2. TSefuTe for taking any Stains of Maho-
eany, any other Wood. Price OAs Shilling and Six
Pence Bottle.
No. 8. A nOf excellent w OR M.PowD
which viii be e6ettuai Cure in Fortnight, b. taking
three Doies.
N. B. Any Ladies Gentlemen may, If they plcae, Zee
Experimenu Of the above.-No Cure, no Pay-Good AL
lowanee viii be made to Shop<eepe1s who buy fell again.
80 SAID Russell may be treated with - hs
Lodgings, at Mr.. DIAMoED MsRToS's, at the Sign Of
the Black and White HoasE, South-Ens, BosTos,
where the aforementioned Competitions maj be had,
with full Directions f,I uhng them.
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mEe fan fde,sSs voib a., 4eysi ets.eip, q,y .- :,
fSsrGge e :bePaisn mobility, fteoLs c,pri, iear ara
ger, Is ref 10 nd.-fGsday upSaeS " ia Eyoale-ry
~ ef%'sI, Gr. Dr. Caso, Mr.. Roltsrk, ~, Bsyiei,
Sc. tsts Jan 70 tiats, fstsasd. Isai faudirrds
J's .'''s's and fbs tien Of ne osyey of AraO-r,i
Dbe4n Mr.-------H,Min', UsOl.sn Drstr~, ~ Len.
der scesre Pal fEf dp af' Jsdgs .iasisay, eoR ds
adj ,eseHabh fer ae1 ssg Bbonrisg ebs,,s,, nery
Gel" jtr iatb tyend5p, ne bsei Is 6ck and 6es,t
I9iH ard eiyasi izyry in tigb piaee,, ia3s,fs,
f'd and o0'', '' sbef,Scsustisn si yoa BY NY ne
PhsSs, on fbfiy psgs (5l2b day, ne 4b sf IA NORTH
cebsa ne fsscsSi and negGrais hf; ne ps prs 60.
jS'tts gaa and s'Hn ard FL " r BsFes, esrss tie ling
and Lard A.,t, gereei Gage, debe,i ard tssir rI,.
sd cUes', ard ne climb Of England ard fer Wy t.ise
zoe rsH'e6fef sf 20 take up a,sb Ge. lsrg bisb
fee's' q" IRE ri 3 hsrv haSs eirsG tii,ed sasefny
wt, fa'yed and cafteed isve, a5psd sshey;, and On
'be orb day drysdmy zSirdrOs and rat ny bs, epes
cry gorS, &c Crying doqVs cVb fbe stsycb, it,egi
Of Pfgy, co.. Tier ,.ttGipa is ebzisas, and neser 10
eo~nsS. and rctbey fbe daily crposr TIE lord 6evt,
as ~" asarety. 1beSOsSei IF Neso.1orA nay drst7l;
extend 70 conztieaf ,u0, Besa rtn rbc-, and Ns7o-
hama@rs tass tbe prOviS0 Of llis Rbsde-Ifand be
fsoSl'7red ap Dsfbaa. Prey ioes no ns, nor far
sSe.tfima dan anssd, Rrza Sin,
Tar gerry bundle SoVast
SAMUEL PETERS.
70 Dr.. >4acbmHy, Nsqp-ic,k.
~ 3. zOrOs '5s Clergy Of Coaso7iexf, ibe tn0S
may BE- Intercepted; pray sssaai1r Mr.. pbbie, &c.
DssI "A"aheI, nohon, sept 20, IVA.
lam ye, sVH and doing baEns for Wy s,endcd ro4t
bear thar mob sOai gabyed f., me Tie day after
ff Hebron, sebdf fty LaVs dsns canns, yc find es 4s
JO1a,ban svMbs obliged 70 amend at Nsse -aven 1pb.s
fbf g6smbJ hi, dDrs bimn let M. 7arsis, Asdtrros.
Hubbard &c. edh7 all fan teaching hoJs and iuahs"
e6f,sdfo fbs Clergy IF CbEyeb o. t~ mnifs,i, lie
zUjsmJsnd Nc coy IF fbr Cirgys Pethou to Gov9ar
I'EHbuL and 7pbaf he Jaid in aalqp0. II Jonathan
bHrf~ry bOnfe bHror GGmage done, ia fbH Be rasjm-
red NE Srbin I4dey', after baf rd fbst ACCENTS isibt
care Of Rice WMiaa Hoaien Draper in London. Iomin
bigb Gprt'--I 'aA BE- bafty fry f;isad snd rtisszs
ar HstrOn zUsre preceded for afftts bad s 4ebrn irsI
ere g'01sig 7uS,s xregimeHI coming sv from Eng
land and lH"d,y mrn # gpar (aen fay esne bdse1g
s'srs will 20 or, anddgyEim sVH attend inf fbe a tsI
fs1On, tbe hnfd ,iSsed bs 6d pr sO frctrve fbe
JahbtaL ISVj@ Hannah 10 take Jamf .papoi SVbab he
and laid aVeGy and bring fimn eS tnogO' 4Vb0e fby
Be, burn tbem if bh ier appear 10 b spsrdd bere
nqsad eyyeE. l6. Belize and Mr.. Daasi Jsnsi, M.
Way"ty and GDiib Of 11iHiagor, mgB d,asV ap N&s-
fiOs tbsv g6,izgi and ncb zOsrSS Col. Spencer, ca.
bsVs pSis " zeay Of ereSDegazent 10 UsEi and ia d..
Bfbse Jend tbs Jane 10 NC, 10 fbs ef1fr. Tbonss
6'~'OH, m0cbsnf il Bgesa. SAMUEL PtrEEs.
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as iAlic a; the dedsd oft is SPURIOUS An scSocs, is a
sven of interview DR.. Warren had wh Governor Gage,
we are aoed be prevented feeling him by the Govern
ors ndipohton, and certain any que.ns OF his would
have been poqoed with lois abguPtae and poene,s
than is there related.
* MARRIED AT Providence, Mr.. Ebeneser Stevens, to
Mis- Rebeeea Hedson, both OF this town.
DIED. Mrs. Hannah Colman, relief of the late Mr..
Benjamin Colnan, me chant.--Willam White, Eio aged
s., who Of the oyecrs of the poor of this iowa
for ieseral years.-Mr. William Greenlea hatter---At
Chare.town, MRS. Wier, wife of MI. Wisr, iaaxer.---
AT Havehl Mrs. Sergeant, coniot of Nathaniel Pealee
Sergeant IpiSeh, Mrs. Elizabeth Rogers comfort of
Mr.. Daniel Rogers.
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GRAND AMERICAN CONGRESS

~ -
In CoEGaEss, Saturday, 0t7sb1 8, I774.
. ESoLVED, that the Congres approve Of the oppof-
N ton, by the inhabitants efhe Maachuctts- Bay, to
the execution of the late Acts of Parliament and il the fame
a be attempted be carried into execution by force that
in fueh eAe all America ought to rapport he in their op
petition. 10,
In coNeRTss, Monday, 0t7obrr 10, 1874.
RESOLVED, ananimsaey That it is the opinion of this
body th3 the Removal of the People of Bottom into the
Country, would be not only extremely difficult in the
euton, but 70 important in It's eoncquences to require
the utno elaboration before il Is adopted but in cafe the
Provincial Meeting Of that Colony a Judge t abOurey
neeeay it the opinion Of the congr that all America
ought TO contribute towards accompanying them for the in
they may thereby uitain, and will be recommended
~ YrcoscRrss, A1suday, o7sbs, 10, i774.
RESpLVED, That every perion, psions, waaoever,
Yhn Dali take, accept ad under, any common or au-
sry, in any wife derived from the Ad of Parliament,
pare Ian ieion, changing the fnfm OF Government, and
violating the charter Of the province Of
ought to be held in deeatoa and adherence by all good
and condeed the wicked tools Of that Deipotin
which is preparing to deroy thoie rights which Cod Ma
tue and Compact have given to America.
In COscREss, THsjSay, ot7Obey II, 1874.
AS the Congress has given General Gage auranec of
the Eeaeeabe dpotOn Of the people of BOon, and The
MlGichufetts-Bay,
RESOLVED, ns<simsEly, That they br sdyfed nil to
conduct themves peAeeab towards his E1eeency General
Gage and his Majenys troops, aatonsd in the town
of Bottom, as far politely be confident with their i'm
mediate fe'y, and the feury Of the town. avoiding and
dounten4ncing every violation Of bis Maeays property
any nult his troops, and that they peaceably and
firmly Perfeverc in the line they conducting them
ielves, the defeniive.
In CoaeRrss, Tntiday, OTHER II, 1874.
RESOLVED, That the Congress recommend 70 the
inhabitants of the colony ofthe Maachule- to fub-
nit fpen6on Of the administration Of juAee, where
sf L.
der the rules of the pen charter and laws of the colony
founded thereon, until the eed Of their application for
repeal Of the a by which their charter rights iDGnged
is known.
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New Auction Room, Dock-Squarc.
TOM o r r OW Morning, at TEN o'Ceek
Viii he fila hv ~ hI:e U.oAu.

VIII be fold by Pube Vendue,
At II Rs AuGfon-Room, 1
Lately improved as Store, by Mr.. TsoMAs VALLEY,
a l. A X & K and valuable Abort
i ment Of Engih Goods, taken by Execution
amonga which arc Broad Cloths, Kerfeys, Rattcens,
Outfits, Shaloons, Cslamancoes, Durants, Tammiss,
Cambets Canblereens, Grapes, Denmark LuAes, VEL
veees, Cotton and Worried Hoe, Breaches Patterns iriped
Grapes Corderoys, Aapeens, Popins, 6spcd and piar
R'seons Sssslns, 6yued pam MSaes, Peslans CO
Toured Iaifatlcs, Wcnens Shoes, and Bath Clogs, Silk
Cloves and Mtts Variety Of 3-4ths. ? Sths. anJ yard
wide lrih LiaDen, Checks, Grped, Powered and plain
Lawns, Lawn Aprons Powered and plain SILK Gauges,
Chevauxdee, Lace and Cimps Silk, Cotton and Linnsn
Hlndkerehiefs fundry Sorts Of Hand Ware Good,
kpPens SnuR, Roll Tobacco, and Quantity Of choice
Indigo, &c. &c. VIM. HuHTER, Aueiioneer.
To-Monow Morning the Sale to begin at Ten O'clock.
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cstis II fzvo Of fbf infamous PETERS, LETTERS,
SVtist baOs BEES read H. ProviseiaI cssgrsfI.
Rev. Sir, Bottom, Oetober 4, T77k.
1HE rsr and @sbs fJsf bave afffndkd and ~ ssIs
ha en- By fbs Cs--sf csnna7ieaf, bsSe es1efls1
rfskf NJ Ey S5sdf buT; and fbs s.gT s csss.:1ses
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In the PIeG, and fpeedily viii be publdhed,
Embelliihed with curious Engrsving1

BY MILLS and HICKS, in SehOostseet
RICKERSTAFF's Bottom Almanack.
~ for the Year OF Redemption, 1875. 1t will
contain, bedes what is uiuay in an Almanac, the nt
CHARTER, granted to the Province Of MsIaehuleus.
bay, and Variety Of haoreal and entertaining Pieces
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CREENLEAF Printing oface Is Removed
NJ from Hanover Street, e. Union Street, near tie
Conduit, to the Houfe lately improved BY Mr.. William
Winghcld, deceSed, where the printing brGneh =
carried in all It's bEsnobs N. B. The Msea4ine fOr
September, will be week.
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ALL Perfons having any Demands on
n the EfAss Of Mr.. ROBERT BALLS, lsts Of Bcf-
ton, PILOT, ase dsed hing IN their Accounts, and AZ
Pesfons Indebted fad Efste derea TO iette the
line wsh WILLIAM MIEss, Eescusor, 90 1iART
Bats Ezeeatrix, q The Dsreafed's ha Will
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THOs. GAG E.
Prsvisce- Rsa(s, 0aobr I7,B, 1874.

IN Prsvircisl Congyei, Concord, 0Ober ID, 1874.
DISSOLVED, That the ieveral eOnables and collectors
Of taxes throughout the province, who have fhal
have any monies in their hands, collected province az
sssns be advied pay the fame any part there
otto the hon. Han Gray Etc; but thar iueh eonsbes
,nd COLLECTORS as ao uch conhabes and collectors have
or a have any county monies in their hands, take and
abfsrve fseh orders and deons touching the fame, as
Eail be given ten BY the ieyeTal towns and dres By
whom trey were chosen. And that the heris and dePu-
" e Of the ievers counties in the Provnee who have
in;her hands any province Monies be ao adved not to
raw she fine to the fd Rrn Greg, Efq; bot that they
reaa the fame in their hands respectively, until further ad-
vice Of Provincial conges order from conf futonai
snby of this province. And that the PTefent aetios
Of the vers towns and das in the province be adViied
proceed to make smsns of the tar granted by the
gsa and general court Of the pronse at their Ian Azy
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fi,h s1i that zach l:fnsnts be duly paiiby n. per-
ions dlei, to lch pcfon Feoas il be ordered by
the laid towns and dfi6s refpcetively And the
gmf irongy recommend the payment Of .he accord
ihsiy. II true exrasf from ibe initiates,
BENJAmIN LINCOLN, Secy.
Wessyn thar there at0Ve goo mfabrvs preenf az
fbr provincial congress seten fbe abOUe ge ped, SVi6
rnlp one diNcnkient.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-06-30
THE great demand jsy ibis pape'',,' la, Of

THE great demand ot this paper, has Of
Il ten Oacafoned many good eyqomsrs being
ayappoiatea, FIR (which The Pnbhy6er is V0y
.jSryy He q6iH, in future, fndsavonr to prs-
Venf any thing Of tbs like kind Happening, %
lang as be may haze The honour Of being an
hand yvQnt to the publf.
The glsOny prelpe7 Of public affairs, at
pretSnt, in this denoted capital, has Odoajfoned
jane prefing Demands upon bin, 1obiab Nth
great reluctance belinfesms bis tnJ2omers, be
can BY no means anjf0sv eoifbout fbei, kind
aG20u0. !: Heis hath to tronbis fbem sUifb a
Cunning advrfiJ1men, bit bisaBaiirs make
il asceJayy His cgfoms,y IN fbe;t9lat,y tozvns
IN this brovince, ind fbojfin tbe.otbsr colonies,
be bQ5g nil take proper notice Of IT,. and
e0gjidq tbeye IS no Pe6fllAty, (speiaLyfor a
young beginner) in carrying on bglfnSs
qOihbOnt regular payments. M vi
II aoukoftbiJ kind, IL is sUeH kn010n ia0f-
tended sUitb great sxpnfe, and be bsgs lsavs 10
mention, that the MASSACHUSETTS,
SPY is third larger. than any Nt10s-Pap
bubh6edm fbi5 bro0inte, and eentainsas matb
Meas, as many Pelitical ELEys, as any in
A,neyica J; and Is The ebsapsR b tie glsbS.
/. THOMAS.
Be2on, June g. I774.u -