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The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-07-15


| IT WE NTY-SE ZEN Chefs India TIA arrived
in this town board the MATT hip, commanded by
Capt. Thomas Brown, and eon6gned to Mr.. Parry, a.
gent for the maR contract, the fame landed besre it
was in fact generally known THAI any had arrived the
ip and iuch the peacezble and prudent coadua Of
the inhabitants, that the fame Oed in the cellar Of the
collector Of the pert noon-day, bur the people dciamin
ing proceed in he esaSa Of this sster with the ut
moi moderation; but the lams time with hrmnels and
rcioluticn, proceeded Immediately petition the et-men
and who in conquence thereof forthwith called legal
meeting fthe inhabitants, where their coolnc prudence
and eolution the fame time would have done honor to-
any man in any age.
Pysvises IF Nzu-HanfHbs, KsekhgbamE
At t0wn-meetng, held at the North rpeeting-houie
in PsnfmOuth, the a7th, day Of June I774."
VoTxD, Mr.. THOMAS HAIR, moderator.
Az the fame meeting committee Of eleven eipaable
inhabitants, sefed with the coAfgnee, and
to deliberate what would be moa exPedent be done in
caue Of mueh difficulty and nEric.cy and to report at
the adjournment the relnlt Of their proceedings.
q YoTzD, That watch Of twenty-five men be APP
pointed take place o'clock p M. at the exPence Of the
town, to take and and cue the tea being II che,
in the cuOdy Of George Msissye Ffq and rvenl any
inius that may aEk to any individual until the adjourn
menr Of this meeng.
voTED sEANIMovsIY, That the proceedings Of
this meeting hitherto faaosy the town, and the
watch dered give the eae notice to the Inhabitants
ou any durbanre afe, BY ringing the bells any other
method and that the inhabitants be and hereby deed
to ue every method in their power prevent fnch der
and keep up the good order Peace the town.
VoTED, That this meeting be adjourned to Tueidzy
the zssh, inf. thee o'clock in the afternoon.
Mff according TO aaf0nvsmesf.
VoTrp, That three gentlemen be and hereby are a
committee to wait upon Edward Parry, Eq; and dse his
attendance at this meeting
At which time the committee reported as follows.
We the committee appointed BY the town to eonfut what
is exrsdient and neeeay to be done with twestyrsen
chefs Ofte lately imported and landed here, eonhsnsd to
Edward Pany, Ei; having taken into our calm and eous
confederation she general uneane and anxiety which pre-
vail among the inhabitants Of shs and neghhOuFing
on account Of aid being tent and land<dhee this
teal junae Of public Affairs, whe the fame IS fabea to
duty inPOisd by the parliament Of Creat-Btan, for the
putpoe ofrainE revenue in the Birth colonies without
their conrs and after this, and all the other governments
upon this continent havsrereaeay and Publy, 6enikst
thar dPPfohztion Of the Importation and Ale Of tsas e
asiea dry uPen h-irg snsei N re ecloniss he
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-07-15

ror eou OF Jud.atue, eu;s rs AZ zr, GENERAL goal dt
livery, general ieiiOns OF rS pc9ce, ard inferior eSut o.
common pleas, in tie iclelal counties within the iAa ps
vince, ihal nor be elected nomaaed appointed, by CAS-
heehoder and inhabitants OF The ieveral towns within t
fad REFLECTIVE counties, summoned returned BY e
eonitabcs Of the fad towns bur that from theceioi,r
the Jurors to ierye the iureror courts Of judeAtu
courts OF alze, generagoal delivery, general ieliois
the peace, and inferior of commonplace within t.
lai6 provinces ial be iummoned and returned BY tle H.
riffs of the reflective counties within the fad province
and all wf OF Hfans Faeiss, other pToee
be ilued for the OF Jurors Ieye at the aI
iha be directed to the fher of the iad cuunt
respectively any Law, eGiom, ufage, to tie csntay
notwithstanding.
Provided always, and be further enacted BY the authority
atoeiaid That wherever the heIif of any county ha
happen TO be party ntereed, related any parry
perfon ntereted in any Prof.cuton fur depending in
any OF the d courts, that them in uch cafe, the writ OF
Veuire Faa other proceis warrant for the iummon
ing and of jury, for the trial of fuch projections
it ha be directed to- and executed by, the
Of fuch county and in cafe uch hall be alto
party, ofntereed in, related to, any party Peron in
tereed in eh proecuton int then the Vlze Faeas,
other proee warrants for the fnmmonng and return
Of jury tor the trial of uch PrOecution iu all bed
reed to- and exeeuted by, proper and Indifferent pecn,
be appointed for that puPoe the court wherein uc
roleeution or fait fhal be depending.
fTbs remainder IF fbss IN 10 sw sfxs.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-07-15
From Lloyd's Evening PosT, My IA 1874.
Il Plan bambb prcpslsd for tie beffer Co
RgRNMEKT Of BRITIsH AMERICA.


THAT the act Of navigation, and all other acts Of
Parliament made concerning Aassiiea, &c carefully
eviled and amenee nch oundimproper, repeaeuand
frra<cabe every thing relating 70 the connection and
commerce between Great Britain and America, be reduced
70 one al Of parliament, and that this act take place or
before
:. That the parliament of Great Britain upon, pre-
Nous TO- the paing Of the above a a addrefs and
power his Mey, with the advice OF his council to form
general plan of government for Bnsh America, ubjea
20 the reyfOn Of parliament, in consequence Whereof his
Mgeffy may ordan
= That all colony or American Governors iall be ap-
. -ointed by the Crown, and be removable his Maey
n eaure but that Governor all be continued in his
longer than five years, be appointed to the
iame government fecond time.
:. That all American governments, for the future,
mail hold only ofthe Crown and be ruled by mode,
brk Of government therefore all charter and pToPneta
y goyesnments ihll be aanullcd and fet Aide.
G. That the capital principal town Of each province,
or i0and, hal be made city, town corporate, to be
governed BY Mayor, Alderman, Sc. for which purpoe
his Maety Gall grant Charters with iuch privileges as
khail be Judged proper, be found agreeable.
6. That Britih imerica fhall be ec6lcu into king
I'm, and unalienably annexed to tie Crown of Great
3Aain; tho King of which, for the time being, al,
iNsher titles, add that Of KING or NoRTH-AMBRIcA,
Al THE IsLEs.
~ That Lord Lieutenant, or Governor General,
DC United with the fame rank, authority, and power,
a terd Lieutenant OF Ireland.
Sshat the Lord Lieutenant Of America fhall always
DC aaih Peer, and changed every three years.
g. at chancellor, and other proper officers Of fate
nan POINTED for North-Amcrca and the lies Of the
iaEne' safy the fame as in Ireland.
10. an American parliament ihall be fummoned
and sgpsi BY bis Maeay meet and tranfaa bu6neis
- ader the administration Of the Lord Lieuten-
Y@America.
I'd e. uliament honie and chapel, fortified pa
a. a., - lieutenant and other neceEary buildings
s.on xpOIHb or near Bolton, in New-England, as
- AL fiament, as thoie Of Great Britain and
80, srhar tl,af an upper and lower Houie.
* " IS vena Houis fllall be i0sued Of a certain
}S.as - Be fthe council Of the isseral provinces
WIs. Ated by tbs Crown, and hold their
~ \kheeid
n We inFns corporate, fhall, BY writ fTom.
Near .a 70 -. cooaono-e 1a' :. 60, -
sgs pch province, or ifl,nd. fhall,
1898 number Of representatives,
\Si every province, out q
At,he Bottomof
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-07-15

Atthe Bottomof -
and Eigbt Rszes
ApvERTIsEMEN7
HAND-3ILLS at al
Watch maker, In SsltA.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal., 1774-12-01

arI. IN a ilpasai .n.n1, is, tnas ne important
and exseniive powers and authority with winch
: an ir,rufed b. you, are delegated to ne only
far your good and the general benefit. You
lays enlarged my powers of being ufssl TO you.
and eonaituteI me the hra guardian Of our com.
mon rights ard franchiies. Give me leave TO
allure YOU that 70 far from harbouring the imPi-
Gus thought of invading your Liberties rnylelt, !
l,all ,hink it my duty always, firmly and boldly
TO itand forth againR the enemies Ct public a~d
legal freedom. In this noble cauie viii moit
readily Join you, and in all faluiary ineafues, for
the pre!eryarion, OF improvement of the conaitu-
siOn of cur country and for the welfare ofthe ca
pisal. / lhall therefore mott certainly call COM
mon halls and common councils, on al import
ant occaEons 2t your requi6tion.
" Gentlemen Of the Livery,
% As chief magltra;e of the fri city in the
world, promile you an upright and regular ad-
minilssation of the public jullce, and rely wiIh
confidence on your favourable acceptance Of my
fncere and Jealous endewours in your iervice. "
On Saturday night medenger was isnt away
from the admiralty with diiparches for General
Gage at Bottom, TO be forwarded By the Scarbo-
rough man Of war, lately arrived from thaS pro-
vince.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal., 1774-12-01
From the LONDON GAZETTEER, Of Sept. 20
To the P RI N i ER.

To the K n / K.
Secretary sf Stafs'' oyfee, Sept. I9, i774.
SIR,
IN coniequence of a paragraph in your paper
4 CT this day, which you fay you are called up
on to niert by your correspondent who fayOured
you with the copy of letter publiihed in your
paper of Tuefday lait, and introduced as letter
recently received by noble lord in high Office
from an officer in America, la,ely ient thither on
4 very important command, am again directed
by lord Dartmouth, 10 de6re you viii, in bisnane,
and BY his Gutbsrity, inform your readers that no
iuch letter has ever been received by his lordihip
am, Sir, your mott obedient iervant,
|. POWNALL.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal., 1774-12-01

drinking or ;ipimg in ,heir Nouie,. Cena,,,
Backnaes CT w'thin any OF tae dependsRees O;
iach Hou!ls. or c! lelling 2n o,lsr fort VI drink
han what thcy nave lcencc for, ih2ll incur anI
!uiter The like Penalties and foreitures as may by
Law Le inflicted upon periom delhng with
oat licenct, 10 bereco'ered aud employed il aal,-
der as by ;he iaia law Is dlIeGcd'
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal., 1774-12-01

The fslSqoizg eryal7 fran a Laq0 sffbit Proviucs,
FL. lbs l1ftyefzg ef DrEakernsl;, Je. IL printed
81 efdsr Of f5s Sfltz-meH, thai 40 ozs qvbeu FRO
.,fc4tad, for the breae6 q laid La50, mGy PLEAD
iszOrGzcs as az Excgis.
To E it therefore ena6ted by the Lieutenant
d Governor, council and Repref natives in
General Court afembled, and by the authority
of the fame, that from and after the publication
hereof, every perion and perions now liceni:d,
or thar a hereafter obtain liccncf to retail wine
and Grong liquors to BE- fpent out of doors, and
nct otherwiie, who fhsll be convicted Of enter
tanning or iuaering any PeTion or Periens TO hs
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal., 1774-12-01

p AN away from The fubfcribehs ttY 26tli
~ inf. an apprentice lad, named NATHANIEL BEN
NET about )e.fs OF age, about ve feel, W inches
high, had eiOSol1te eOloared eoa irppse Jske and
a bseeshes. Whoever w take up lid Runsz awsy and
.coo6.e nd i.eure him, or re,arn hin hi Msy Clo1-
oea., lhali have THREE DOLLARS rewaa, and sil ne
eelay ehsyg.s paid. 5OLOSioH IhFSoNs'J nm .
All Maifegs Of yeGels and O,hsrs, heIoy eaaons1
gain conceal Z, carrying Fl, empl0ying 6d Ron-l-~aS
as they would avoid the Penlit, Of the lsw1
Glouceltrr, N0yem. zSth, 1874 =
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal., 1774-12-01

DAN away from MS Dafer, the aSthinR.
~ isryant iai, named JOHN TUCKER, about I9
ears Of age aoc' I've feet high, Of dak e0mpeSon, hor
5ses cured tsf, IS ths fri. Carried with MIN, blue eree
soat ght frye lcker, 'sth bsis buttons, erinon Fuih
,rt .chss, with white buttons. Whoever sll take fad
ur-a-wsy, and convey bin to the lubrbsr sl bsve TWO
DOLLARS reward and all necelary charges psid by
JOHN DANE.
An prrons are cautioned ag,na eoseeAng csnyng a.
y id eant, a. they wosd ayed the penalty Of The law
& K,looeedsr, Nesembr 26, I774.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal., 1774-12-01

THERE is expoied to falc, the bomaead
FARM Of coNsIDrp DKEw, lying in DuxborouSh,
place called the Captain ook, eonhing of between
by 20 Of good ,nd, with large Inv D~erghtvir.
the eons. sir ilt Lars oou -.a..- '- n little heOw
chat they are dpenced he wsiserlg end Of laaRfk
bats SArdne with w good channel that Within zo
90 rods the hou., good harbour, and building
With COOS and convenient place make Fin anyp ths
co4n efPlynou,hj ana al the appertenaners hcu bsy
longing, together with iral wha good sPss 44x-
eptng widows rght Of dover, thirds steon, pflughef
natural life. November roth, 1874. ~ ID
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal., 1774-12-01

l3,AN ayay from the fublcriber, the 26th
Mn an apsbnnrioe la4, named ELfsHA-PERkINS
COULD, bewes yens-n and eighteen yea Of sbout
i've ieet, four inches high, fs't hnr ve lSsg b com
peIion, had wen he went away, blue iobnn and sesn
acket Gsht hreches and yarn o-<.ngs. He esre3away
.h him. blJs coat AID packer. Whoever sil take sp fd
Run.a- ~ and convey aifo hi, maer IA GoaseBea ksli
,sye TfIIiEE DOLLARS ReSlrd, and s nseear charges
paid by }ob" SiDDiNSS.
fnafcrs Of yefe ard Others hereby c5Utonedfs-
gsu conc.,lng, earning o Or employing fd Run-a-~ls
as they syoeld avoid the penalty Of ne Law.
Gloreelsr Nos. 20, I'm.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal., 1774-12-01
PUBLIC VEND u Z.

"A PabIie, that he has
Opened Yendue Room,
North 6d Of the Town-Dock, he fame which Mr A'ehi-
bald Bowman formerly os-ured in thar bunss) and now
reslf f ihe Rse5tion o HouOt Fufri'os ana MesiAr-
szs All hoG who Feaisa favour him vta 'hs'f en-
,o,nsnf eitier public iy1e Sale, mall md 'fst hs
vii T. in hs -toa ri sosssi'y, hSsh1 aas SnP'''ht
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-12-22

4 not have ii upon the book of / = wretch ;
and as by order of the Representatives Of this
province, no more Of his icurrlous fleets are per-
nitte,i to cone into this government: Pleaie 10
take Mr.. Helt's paper for me, and let it be
known that Rivingtons forbidden the Province
OF South Carolina"
NrwpoRr, December Ia. Charters have
been granted by the alembly to four new mill
itary companies, by the following names, viz.
the Artillery company for the county of Provi-
dence, the Troop of horic for the county otPio-
violence, the Providence Fuzileers, and North
Providence Rangers. ~
lrhas been thrown our by the enemies to the
Iunited colonies in North America, that 10 or
IisoooFrench Csnadiars will come sgaina us at
the command of Gen. Gage: But we can az
lure our readers there are NOT Is 900 men in all
canada, able to bear arms, and march down to
theie colonies; and further, by what they have
already done IN appointing committees, &c. it
appears that tar the greater part OF them are as
lick OF the late regulations, as any Proteitant
American on the continent.
BY gentleman arrived here Ian week from
New-Yolk, through Connecticut, we are alur-
ed that when he came away brig was taking in
Izs pisces of cannon, to carry to Bottom; that
the militia of the iinall towns of Gro,on and
Stonington were under arms when he came along
which amounted to 1900 brave fellows, and
that the martial fpirit flames gloriouly quite
through the seurtry. New England only will
be as well able to reha 10000 troops next
pring, as the whole continent was TO reGA
&c, oco lat war
The general aflembly have ordered 10000
Hints, goo barrels of powder, tons of lead,
and brafs field-piecrs to be procured for the
uie OF this colony.
7 Lar Friday and Saturday all the cannen be-
longing to Fort George, except 4, were carried
60 Providence, with the ihot, &c. from whence
they may be eaGly conveyed into the country, TO
meet the Indians and Canadians with which the
colonies are threatened.
NEw-YoRK, Det. IS. Wt bear fbSf al a meet
Jig eftbs general eowmiitee Of tbi ey and county,
fzvO ab COmmieeI GVer appointed "a. perintts6f br
sieS Of RICO eaygosJ q gOods aryiSsd here Tnce tbs
|Jfyf day Of December. Ind thar qva' Tie opinion
eftbs committee, fbaf all goodj, qvareS and we,obax
die, enumerated mtbe fyf article effbe Continental
cOTgry6, GoHid Be zje7 HE regulation eOnfainfA
III tbe tenth article.
LAT qoftk Captain Rikv in EbO0asr fscm
Cbarle5 7olon, ayrivsd here quifb Io3 sirces Of
bfsS1S> eeyEynedfo PbiEt LiSi1gH0n and Cbarlss
Mp'EEArt, Err. 10 beAy9eIsA q. for the upper Of
PIT Te% Of BeOn, being par Of fbe gfnsreHi benf-
AfgISas JrOmfbs proUirce Of SOa6 Carolina, I0v fbr
|TFief Of fbs much Injured and oeprasd iabAbitAHfi
Of that 2sVcfedt04os.
2be ncat prOessd5 Of three bndlxland.js vmty, fUt
fierce5 Of vies (Late5 ariusd here (Tom CbarlsJ-
7ouVn, in fkeJ go0p PbGnix, Capt. DiekeglSaJ being
AJ0 part q TIE bsngat7i0at fran fbe/amr place and
FIR The amsps,9ls) qVf bsar amOaafHdtO IzooI, and
4oW be reniffea ia a few 6tyS.
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NE W-YORK, December 8.
TO TIE PAINTER,

81 r,
A. S the infamous authors of ieveral fcandaI-
~ Gus publications lately fold, and now fel-
ling by Mr.. James Rivington, and Mr.. Hugh
Game, have, contrary TO the moA notorious facts,
ventured to an hat whole difpute betwesa
Great-Britzin mics, is confined to IN:
three penny d w no doubt,
of iapoing o.. and timidity
of the unthinking pa, u. ublic -
You are therefore reqiefted TO inlcrt, in fbs
paper, and contiraue it there, till fur
Their order, for which you will receive an Ade-
qua.e compensation, the following extraa from
the Lords protect, at the repeal Of the itamp ae.
when On lords were againR the repeal, g Of
whom figned protef. it being declared % be.
!" The iSdIl5nJabIt duty Of ParliamtSt 10 fA< tie
eoIsae, in srdsr 10 sef fbtgrrfy and Of Graf
By;tair:" to which may be added elauje Of the
declaratoy sef, wherein King, Lords and CON-
mons aaert that they" haze a rigbf 10 MAKE Lam
of6r6osuf foree bind t5s eoiOaig an all 6atss
acbatjoevn."
Ali which evences, that the contea is no, for
what thefe traitors to their country would fain
have il believed to DC but for our arg hsks.
THE REMEMBRANcER.
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&c A; know of no opportunity TO New York,
mutt improve the conveyance of Philadelphia
Brig, TO beg you viii Immediately pay off my
paper to Mr.. Rivington, and take his receipt,
croGng my name our Of his book. as l would
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i.ed diem Ne knew OF nc irch deEgn Is ieadin!
.rsops, ilips, sc. this morning hear there i
I thouland or fifteen hundred on their march Il
Gown. The Governor aud council .as yeiter
day on the affair, and arc now meeting again
! The nsa who came down, are thoie Of the bel
property and note in the province"
Aaa Friday failed for London, the Charming.
Nancy tranipors, Capt. Deverion.
Sunday arrived here his Majeibs ciip Sc
neriet, OF o. guns, Captain lie era, command
Ter, from England. q.
atown-mecring held at Sa!em on Mon
Iday ie'nnight byad, o4rnment,it was unanimously
voted, thay the collectors Of taxes Cor that town
pay the public monies to Henry Gardner, Eiq;
of Stow.
The Glaigow man of war, from Halifax,
which was aihorc on CohaiIeu Rocks lalt week,
with much diiical, gos OF, with the lois of
three of her handsg md grra, part of her rig
ging, and on Thuiid;y Ian came up into this
harbour.
Laih Monday failed for Halifax, MS Maeay's
ihip Tartar, Captain Meadows.
We hear from Halifax, f'ova-Scotia, that
the General Adembly Of that province have laid
an additional duty Of pence per gallon upon
all runs and fpirituous liquors Except the pro-
duce,or manufacture of Great BrirAin) that ihall
be ported into that province, after the hrR day
January, 1875. ALTO duty of hillings up
on every ,Izth ib. of brown fugar; and FIVE
pence upon every gallon of melalIes that lhall be
imported into that province, after the faid fri
day of January, 1875.
On the late Thanksgiving day two or three
weak and irni,iftered rarf,ns rs - raoH IN 60
49," ss' @Nu ai'lHiess'Su i'u', =. - A'N A"'1S
nlneant ana contenpub!e OF all ietts, who make
pFetenhons 20 chritianityl opened their ihops /;
AYE Or fix folders paikng one Of them, made a full
a1p, and a0Sed Che dsluded owner whether he
was not zihamed 70 to ininlt his coentrynien,
and adyi!ed him 70 husup bis ihop and hid his
head, adding, that he was an cnemy to ais eoun-
Try .-As this was iaid BY folder. ehey may per-
hap< fpark tlc cry 81 perieenti0n On the occaAon.
We have juA received intelligence from ST.
Gfoix, that the inhabitants Of thar illand were
ahoaE % lknd one hundred hoeihcads Of iugar As
4 pfslrnt 10 khe town Of Boioa .--One Gent
Ienan bad offered 10 give cen hogiheads, and 20
iend : vcilel with the wholc donation, free Of
charge.
One esxning lan week, as young man was
travelling from, this town to Salem, in S0Ikcy,
he was Popped BIZ two i5ok.pads, near NORRIS
Eayfsfia1 Rotk, one o( whom preienfsd piRol to
his bszla and demanded his money and.GUe
robbing him oftwslye dollars, they made $fs :,
INTELLlcENcE EXTRAORDINARILY
we hear tnaf when commodore Fight All, the NSI
Hero' nsaa tnat sns o,svs namP'nIs msn' nao 'axen
cannon, pew1er ana mai sm out OF ne or a.
ana iseusd them our OF tns reaes OF ms Mgeys enemies
ne eaed them Tsosiss ano wOTe ina. .ne cn1' w0uia
,'se hn' ons OF MS nc w0oG 90 snu O0~ 'ne VOW"
io""' i>0"Sei :, " was Us" A'o'ss '"'' '''' "'
MARRIED. AT Braintrce. Mr.. Samuel
crovford nc Rovburv m MIC vd;a Thaver of
:, ~ ILcL 49, pL..c:
1aa1 PlaSe.-NLI. yoIeph f9uams, EhynSiaii al
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SALxM, December sc.our brethren Of New-HamPihire
ard Rhode-Inand have 6gnaIed themi,lses in a
does them the grezre honour And is with Pealue
add, that the colony Of Connecticut merit nigh
eft regards for their rreent aduty and vigilance in dPn
ing their militia which eonffs Of near 90 regmen,sIn-
deed the whole UNITED COLONIES are extremely ae~
tive and JEALOUS in the common sss all noby eEertin.
emeves for carrying into exeeuSiOa the meaaes agreed
upon BY the late continental eOpgs-szesPrng few dii
appointed faeiious tories, fsme Of whom employed,
ns a~oaly employed, in Viiying The mOa yirtuous and
anRsr characters in Amssa, and particularly in rsducing
therOrhy members of sbe late sugua sentimental aIsmby.
NEw-YoRk, De. IL. Laa week feveral
parcels of goods were fold here agreeable ir the
aAociation entered into by the Continental Con-
grsis and many more will be dilpoied Of this
week in the like manner.
Captain Bernard fails this day for BoGon, and
has on board, being part Of the donations of this
city for tbs poor Inhabitants of Bolton, $50 bar
rels Of -four, of pork, and II frkins of but
ter alto barrels of wheat and rye, fent from
the inhabitants of Marble-town, in Utter coun-
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