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The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-04-28

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Of fr2.fy, rersy and maHaf es, tfa aea
cagaafage. HosV ngeb staf may tE4 10 ne ,ad.e y BIZ
tain, tara,t fay PyjaDs 70 m.eb jows atprebesa,
free e may in fr1 markets. Bar itt'3i, if NE
Egisr Of be zro countries continues a6G guH nor tnr;
tbe general ntere For g0bafsVey 20 arb BiIa loaes
BY tbe failing Of lis trade SVf6f5e eolsac ANria g0W
pair and tbe sV 'eeeitt e7Ra aids Sm S sLssfs
aten fbs gv5os ifaa. greater.
s1 no7v IbaUs anls0aea ysEr sueaiaaS as 10 sba may
Be, NY etisoH, roe fre7aeness Of ibis fbai efod
,sea(y GUR Lfe fartkev, and e YAK 9obaf far
ns,e dsey 70 CONT PAS IN realty isffyeoeHf fs 'ee
Mnfry, ar leaf zoe 14safyeaH part Of II, being y pr
Gdsd eftbe ygbt Of Parliament, think oagbi 70 Be
foycfd gebaev may Be tbe eoaesaeaees, and ar tie fame
time do Eei belieVe, there a6afere offbe
trade Jetsveen tbef40O countries Of theft Sat
ria, if there is, il ra, and GARNER long tOnfirnc.
They gre ALFRED BY tie regVn-gees in 44miea, that
raafarsi i~fobs there, fbat tb dtOatented few,
and p0(ors Of tf eOrfYaesee that ainsf all tbe psope
efprspoty Grdmpoyfaaee fafis6ed, ard Gof9 10 j6
mir quietly tbe arizg pozvey Of parliament and thar
fs revenae ais are continued andfbo duties only that
called anti. smereia being rpead and others perhaps laid
in their feaG thar pOaVo ong svH be patiently a6ntsd
70, and the agreements sof 10 fa be broker, SvbeS fby
found frodaee change Of nealHre bne. From
f5sje ard G1giar m6eforEatehi gvbb fem 70 credited,
Think Eley tbaf thorough rsdrl J isvanees zVW be
AFFORDED 70 Arserca IBIS feEea 1bu nay .fsr7; matters
lW mare liz fbat ccar,yy Jrrbr rap negfay there nay
create more rentmerf mere, tbat may produce merely H.
adviJcd diolStisr Of t5cr cmbes cf year, but ar
fenpts dDove their eOnfifztons troops may be fem
Ovey 4Ubicb GoW create mare Gnea6se OJEay tbs
res Of government your Soyifes sill reUe tie reyieasi
nyoa tb LaOe already began 70 do freaf-
asg tben meanfs, rogaeS, dards, reIs, e. Is ale
maze tbe minds Of people bHre from them, and qObb eOW
tend farther dimn tier Affections TO ibis country. P3-
5 ZOO, me their pVar patriots may bsderasfsd enough
6pst tbemves BY fame mad a1fior TO be nf for bibo
ard government here Be ndreat enough 10 bang them,
tbe as Of Henry YLI mutual rOVOfefisns qOW fbHi 60 On
10 compa, tbe parasn md igeead Of tbsf cordial aee
ton t6a and long esed and tbaf harmony Hiabie
70 ebeurearc and Hecay 70 fbe tGPfiaeE frsngb,
(ay and qvefar Of bob eoanes end impacAbk malet,
mutual barred neb zoe n0co fee 6GaTg bcfg0e'" fbe
Sparayds and Portuguese, be Cen0ee and CoJtan from
tbe fame original m0ndaf in tbs pgiar governments will
tasf place The ens Of nat0r, ttf u'iariy IF yeg'r,
ard language, NOT in fbe LEAP Presenting in cafe
mayetban 6dm tBars.-Ibope, bo9Oe0a, tbat tbs may
Nprovs a Popbey, and that yOn and may hve 70 fee
aiHeeye and pnfss yend6ip eaabLed befsucH CIR ref
ff7ive eoaaits, bzs many yeays Ged befzrssn Mr.
SfyGban and Bis aaey aeetfierafe cid friend,
b. FIR II ~ IN.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-04-28
JER MIAH ALLEN

lniotms his Friends and the PUBLIC,
That he has resolved BY the LoHpos, Capt. CALIY,
and is now opening TOR Sale,
AT his Shop IN Ann Street, little North OF the Draw
Bridge, by Whoelale and Retail
a Complcar Allotment Of Brazicry,
4 n Gallery ana lronmongey c D S, purehsiel
from the moe approved Manufacturers in GeatRritan,
and wbch he doubts not will give iausiaeson both ia
fnee and Quality to thoie who Pesh to favour him with
their Cufom. 4susng sOhicb arc roe foGeqrirg,
I'd. Sd. I'D. sd. Tod. and 2od. NAILS,
sheaihlng and Boat ditto, London Pewter Des, Plates
and Baien', Tankards, Quart and Pirt Cans Quart,
Pint and Half Pint Tea POS, Cream Potts. Tea Tongs
Table and Tea Spoons, Bottle Grains, Wine Meaiurcs,
Bed and Cloie Stool Pans, Br Kettles and Skets, Bell
mettle ditto Warming and Frayin; Pans, Dc and Book
Cafe Furniture of all kinds, Bga Hackers Ball Bolts,
Clock Pins, Screw Rings, knoh Ba Scales and Weights,
Money Scales Bra6 and Jron candIc0icks, alto few Pax
Princes Mee in the ncweit Tate, Steel FIRING, jspanned
and iion Shutters, poed Steel Shovel and ongs, Bellows,
Box and Flat Irons, nox Iron Crates BED Screws half
ard quarter Carriers Knivc Boxes, make Cations, Bed
Caps and Turn Buckles flvcr, ivory buck bone, horn
and maple handle Knives and Forks, penknves Of all totes,
Razors seiiars and Cuttoes, Snuff and Tobacco Boxes
Horn and Ivory Combs gilt, plated and aquersd Coat and
Breat Buttons; Shoe, Knee and Stock Buckles Ct all kinds
Temple and Dutch SPeetaeles, alto few Pair Tempe Of
an extra Quality, Bra and Iron Locks and Hinges Of all
iorts, Carpenters and oineTs Tools, Aw Blades, Shoe
NiPpers and Pineer Engh and French Gun Fnts, Shot
Belts and Powder Fa, Powder and Shot, Bar and Sheet
Lead, 10 BY Glais and pitched worried Wool Combs,
bct Clothe Shears, Smiths Anvs and Vies, Iron Spades
Beaver, Gator and Felt Hats, ALTO few white aed ditto
with Gold Buttons and Loops for Ladies' Peg-tooh and
cros-eut Saws, Steel and Iron Plate Hand Saws , ten
nant and key hole ditto, Files and Raps Of all forts,
Cnbets, Tap and Brng Borcrs, Bamboo Dogwood, fold;
Joint and hazel Angling Rods Of all kinds, few Of the
neatet Bamboo Rods that perhaps in Ameeaac
Tops for Rods, Cod and Maekre Lines, Hair and fix ditto,
bef Hurry Hooks, ditto Gimp and Hair, Snap Hooks,
and 10 Stavs Reeds, Io-Yard fly Line Gimp, Landing
Nets, hy-gooe nout painted Coks, Bals Wnehes Brada
and Iaeks of all forts, Nail Nippers, Mutt Crackers, Cork
Screws, Bais and Paper Ink Pots, Bra Beer Cocks, Pink
ing Irons, Chair Center and Deueng Belts Cruteh Head
Cloth, Table, Shoe and Buckle Brues, Curling and Pr CHI
ing Tonss, Wool Cards, Selves and Seivc Bottoms, Hous
Bells, Pound Beads, No. and Silks, Kitchen Jacks,
eOmPeat Bais and Iron Wire, Curry Combs Dripping Pans,
Corn Fans painted Scale Beams, Horlc Flcms Brals and
Steel Thmbles, Rat and Moufe Traps, Tin Plates Look
ing Clsies Of all kinds, few Pa Gold and Cold and
white Oval oiases In the Palmyra Tate, either with or
without Ierendoes.
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OF Besros, i Il LIZ r,
HA received by shs ship ] OhN, CAPS. wars,
Frln l. y n DON,
Gu N DR. 7 Pieces furpcrfne Cloths,
- wish Shal-ons, Sc. match alto ioas-tlnesoci
Patterns, al whea be is determined to le at the oMs9
Rates Tor Cath, >: his S ORE, leading . SpIAGa
Wharf Ihoe who arc tleale4 to favour ban with inc
Making ct their Cloalhs, he will take ior Pay, NV
England ard Ne.t-lndia Rum, Loaf ana Blown su,ar,
Molaies, llour, Ship Bread, Cocoa, Chocolate, teei,
Pork, CoraaCe, Sc. The aoo,e Cloths, &c being a
CorhgnmenS, he wal Suit Of claasas a. essanl,,
and make them up cheap and :. well rs any ad,eslGn
Tailor from the city of London.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-08-18
For s. MAssA cHUsErTs spy.

For the MASSA cHUS ETTS SPY.
To fbf IEHAsITAETs Of fbs BRTTisH EMPTaE.
APLAn 10 rej7srs Harmony sad perprfsaff sbe UNION
5sfsgers CREAT-BRfTAfN and AmKRIeA.
INTEREST being the only fure political bond, the
UNIor, muli be built upon this principle Therefore
lf L be well conGdefed whar plan may be adopted, which
viii iccu1c the INrEEEsT Of both countries II Is evil
IDENTIFY this, viz. GTeztEtan reduce all her acts OF Paria-
menf which relate America to one havigafen all, re-
ering herein right regulate trade The feas, to
certain degree and give up all claim to lsgzte fOf the
colonies, or tax them in any manner whatever. On
tee conditions, the Americans confirm Bnains foveegnty
Of the fzs, BY s Of their on, and acknowledge her
right 70 regaare trade far lhall be agreed 70.
The King Of Great-Bftan, retain all his eonhtutiona
prerogatvss in the colonies heretofore. This Is the
hort plain, eonitutiona, and jua line, between fhe
two countries and If wdcm prevails, Il may Be made
durable a. the world. The eolonies would hereby Be e
cured in their rights, and be made free and haPpy and
Creaf-Brtzin be eufed in her highef intere, BY the
Peaeeabs enjoyment of the growing commerce Of Ameea.
AL contention would cea and mutual intere DC the u-
tuar obect. Happy day for the Birth empire The a.
vantags that might hereby ret TO Britain are nconeev
ably great fhe cannot in rezon with Tor more
power over the colonies would be dangerous 20 her own
Iaety for abrdging aay Of their rights lays foundation
for dilcord and final dIolution Of the Esi0s Although
Britain ould receive nothing from the colonies By way Of
tzxts and duties, yet is would much more erfss and
EgdJ recsve their money, IL will Be ient % her tor
msn1feures, and nc tax there At Peafnre So long
as Britain regns Sovereign Of the ea the ntee Of tbs
colonies viii ow into her lap their freedom win incrszfe
their ade, eonqurnty enrich her, and contribute 70 fnp-
port her dominion over the ocean. This plaza Of union,
win unite the colonies the parent country By ten hos-
fznd ties Of iniersa and the fsnge cords Of zetten
whereby, IL ne houl1 "a future time be involves an wns
o. Other AfFe, they xsl saezfIIy Sye thss -soI si
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-08-18

eSasace VI ;ssa u9p7t. = ne vI, sasunu V
aeeasaton, that the hasir know, u 's'diHng
tbs ssl.ai iss ssssss, B.s H an eymy rssassd is@t-
psaleas II tie aa;a41 ss.s q lssS !" i6e f'ass spSts
/ sbsy sSs .nfis;ca.
IDLY, Bssaaiss we think chat military osse foftsens
M governing upon this Pan eanncs &c maintained without
the ineytable ruin Of the nation.
Laiy, Berau this bill iees 70 Be one Ct the nsny OK
perinenrs towards an Introduction Of eisenal Innovations
into the goysrnment Of this EmPne. The virtual ndsf-
nifty provided b. this bill for thoe who fha be indeed of
MURDERS committed under coOug OF Office, can Ani~er no
other pufpoe. Weconfder that tobe an indemntywheh
rendess trial, and conieqaenty punhment mPraeteaDe
And trial is mpracable when the very governor, under
whole authority, acts of violence may be committed Is i'm
powered 10 nd the numents Of that violence to three
hoaand miles danee fom the icsne Of their oenes, the
reach Of their pccutos and the local evidence which may
tend TO their conviaon The authority given by this bii
60 compel the transportation from America TO Ceat-Br-
tsn of AM ber Of tnees at the pleaure OF the par
ties pofccutng and poeuted, without any regard 70 their
age lex hsalth circumfsnces bune duties, ieems TO
Us 70 extravAeaut its principle, and 10 praeease IN IFS
execution a. 20 confirm further in opinion OF the
lpr which anmates the whole em Of the Preens Ame-
riean regulations. ~
RICHMOND, PORTLAND,
FITZWII.LIAM, CRAVEN,
PONSONBY, LEiNSTER, :. .~.'
ROCKINGHAM, MANCHESTER.
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TOE foozving ere fbs Isads Of Lsrd cbaibsms SPsssb
in tte HsrE Of Lords on Friday L, On fIs fbvl read
ing eftbs BIZ fer fSsrssyisg9 fbs ('Tifr' !" "'rfS-
4Ameyica. .
TT began BY taking very exenfye and philosophical
II view ofthe fra teftements in Americas which, he
lad, bad they been planted by than ours,
the inhabitants would have probably carried with them
the chains Of faser, and ssOf depotfm but as they
WERE they ought 20 be remembered great nances to in
frua the world 20 what retsh Of libey mankind win
naturally attain when they LEFT to the Tree sxerri OF
thenleves. He then condemned ver parts Of the late
condua Of the Americans, particularly that OF the
Bconians relative to the tea, which he iaid was con-
sry to all the laws Of policy civilization, and humans
" but though he thus, in the candou OF cpnon, and on
an important queOn, whsn every thing ihould be laid
open and nparial examined into, condemned Tome part
Of the American condu, he mua reprobate thewhoc Of
governments as relative taxation; that chs was his
former opinion, and he Mould maintain Il tldeath That
this country had no right under heaven, 20 tar America
that IL was contrary TO all the principles Of uiee and civil
poicy and thar neither the edgences Of the fate, the
growth ofpower the aequeenee ia the tazssoud
iuiify upon any oecz6onwhatev. He concluded BY go
ing into the conduct Of the RockinhaP party which he fe-
verely repsehended.
e fpoke for an hour and ten minutes, feeed 40 way
impaired in his voice, Fength Of oratoea abilities, and
was iaened 70 with profound attention.
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YESTERDAY being tie annSedny Of the
ever memorable I4th OF AuguR I76S, the fame
was celebrated here thh day. Early in the mo.nng the
trees OF liberty crnsnented with colours IN the at
ternoon Respectable company Of the friends cf bsTty a
cmbIed on the oceaon, and after patakne Of gentec
cold collation., the following loyal and patriots ioa we're
drank, via. -
!. The King, Queen and Royal Family. 4. America
and It's Rights. 3. Liberty without leeptiouinefs to all
mankind. a. All our Friends Great Britain. g. The
Members Of his Maefys conat:utofal Council of this
Procs. s. The late patriotic HoCe of Representatives Of
Mallaehuieus-Day. 2. All the Friends Of Liberty s.
Recovered and conSl Health to thar worthy Patriot che
HonourabIe John Hansoc, Efq. 9. The Members Of the
General Congre the re of their deliberations, The eta
blifmsn. Of Liberty and Happiness 10 America. 10.
Union Of the Colonies double Share Of the noble
Spirit of the fun Settlers OF this Country to the preent
Generation. II. Fctiers TO the Man that will not rug.
gle for Liberty. u. Union and Harmony between Great
Britain and the colonies the flooding ofcontLtiooa and
equal Liberty, 10 long the Sun and Moon fha endure.
"a. May the I4th Augua 1905, never be forgotten.
Is. Mar the Council Of thoe who are ieeng the Ruin
Of both Prince and People be turned into Foohne, and
confufon their Faces. 49,
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NEW-ToRK, Jny ~, 1874.
FIFTY POUNDS Reward

FlF Il ~ " ~ ~ . Reward
WHEREAS on the 10th of June
Wv lat psa, acerain JOSEPH rHoRP, was
entruHed at New York with comfortable Sum ~
Money 10 Half Johannes, OF Nine Penny Weight, to BE-
delivered By him Quebec, sS he has net yet made
his Appearance there, with other aipeiOus cEfuance,
il appreheHded he gone Of with the Money. He ia
Native Of England, about IS Years OF Age ff Feet hbhs
fwarthy Compassion, very dark keen Eyes, with PimPts
in his Face, aud pted with the SMALLPOX, Of s.hsndef
make, lioops as he walks talks rlher 1cw, with fome
lmaI mpediment in his fpeech, wig and Is very
fond Of Smoking. He lived lone time IN Boeon from
whence he removed 70 Quebec, amug the chsFater OF
Merchant ia both Places he ALTO once IN Trade in
New-CaAc Virginia, and hes Brother fettief thefe--e
went on board Captain John Z. Puym, kr Albany and
Landed a. PodghsipEieh 6Om Whence be hired Wagon
to carry him, %. New-Hzven. He took him Dlue
csfamer and dark brown fuit Of Cozths. .t....
whoever ecurrs the faid JOSEPH THROP IN any Of
his Mseys Goals on this Continent hsi be entitled
20 ten per. eenthe Sum recovered and The above Ne
ward of Fifty fasspd, .xhef conyaets. Apply 70 curon
and Seton OF New.York, olsph Wharton, Jun. Of PhilA-
ROBBERY Ghfais. n B'thuOr, James cibsn ana
Co. Virginia, John Bordhed Of Quebec, or Melatiah
Bourne Of BoaoFs. Il fequeasd Of hoe who may b~e
fssn this Ieph Tp, fnce the 18TH Of June aa Paf,
knOw any thing pf sJgnsbe has taken that they convey
the mot early nten@ thereof 10 any Of the above per-
fons, whiek viii be gratefully acknowledged.
An Matters of.ysIsis arc fOsewarnsd from taking him
of The Continent. =. s- - 80.
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WANTS s'PLAcE,
A YOUNG Woman, with a good
"A Bseaa Of Milk, who would Be glad TO 60 inso
Family In Boaon, 70 f0chlc Esquire Of the Pnases.
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piMnlfnf,

Ih Bscau no evidence watoever has been lad before
che hoae tending PROVE that Peons ang 10 iuPPort
Of pubc authority, and indeed for murder, canno. receive
fair trial within the province, which is the obed of this
bill. On tie contrary, IL has appeared, that es Of the
army, charged with musdsf has there received fair and
equitable trial aaa been acquitted This faa his hap
pened even fnee the eommsneement Of the Peient un-
happy diaentions.
zdyeeesue, after the PFOluPtOn Of the port Of Bcf-
ION, tn Acknowledgement Of the colony OF Msschuietts-
Bay, and the variety Of PrOvidons which have been made
shis Eions for new modelng the whole polly and judica
ture Of that province, this bill is humiang coaecn
Of the weanes and inecaey Of all the proceedings OF par
lament. By f1PPOGng thAtit may be imPraeeabie, BY
any means at the public widom could deve, to obtain
fir trial there for any who at government, the houe
Is made virtually to acknowledge the Bnth government
co be odous the whole province. BY upPOhng the cafe
that fuch trial may be equally imPfzarabe in every Other
province in Anerics, parliament does 10 e9 sdm that
is authority is or probably may, become hateful to all the
colonies This, aPPrEhend, IS publih to the world
Ia tems the nacH emphstcz, the little confidence INC lu-
prone lsgaAuze FepOs in the zeicn OF g large and @
important part Of the BrtA Empire. If Parliament be-
reged that any eonEdabe number Of the people Ia the
colonies were willing "a in Ppo Of BHth gcSeIhmenf,
it's evident that We might e u the PeEfons 70 aching
a seir kEoSs-eoOnas, for hE trial AZ done Ia coz
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81, y Die Msyeurii, ISe Maj, I774.
HTHE order ofhe day being read Tor the third reading Of
the hill, Untitled, {: an al sor the impartial admini-
ratian Of uce in h cafes of peEons queioned for any
sas done By them in he execution Of the law for the
fupprsOn Vt aud tumlts in the province Of the
MalTashpsns-Bay, in EewEneland and tor the lords 70
be fummoned
The laid bill was accordingly read third time.
Moved thar the bill dopaG.
Which being objected to,
After long debate,
The sussion was put, whether this b1i 1houidPa
Il vas relolsed in the Affirmative,
coa'-nts .
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b A r L E Y.

b RLE Y.
"A GUAM TIT Y is wanted to be
delivered at Beverley Of Salem, for which the cnd
will be paid on Delivery. Enquie at Store No 10, on the
Long Wharf, Bottom where may be bad e COFFEE IN
Barrels old red Port WIN in QUARTER caiks, ci0ics
new FLOUR and PEASE in Barrels; FINAL
consgnment Of HOSIERY and GLOVES, al.
which will be dlpoed oft on the lowell Terms for cafh.
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TO BE Id,
A FARM lying in Newton, pleaiantly
"A Gtuated on large Road 10 Miles from Bofonj con
filing Of mowing Tsgs, paiture ana Wood Land, with
good Orchard, watsred kiie by Charles River.
For further Particulars enquire OF Samuel WOODWARD isn
on the Pfsmiiss, Of Of Capt. Epraim Jackion, At tie
Lover Falls, near fad Fam.
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PHILIP Russell.
(Jua arrived in Town)

Jua arrived in Town)
DIGS Leave to acquant the Public, Ekewile the
u > Ladies and Gentlemen in general of this Town, q
his excellent tfouowing) Compositions, viz.
No. /. His iurprihng excellent o o TH-DR OPS,
which will nmedatSy the Tooth-Ach the hif fine
Of ufng Iilewiie the Seuyy in the Gums, and
brings all Foulnels from the Teeth, and preiesves them
from rotting. Price Half Dollar Bottle.
No. 2. The VENETIAN oTH-Pow-
r. shieh in few Times Ufng, il makes them white
and beautiful, (ahough very foul and black 5efoel per-
ieves thoie tat rotten and decayed, from growing
worfe.
no. 4. The IMPE RIAL LIP SALVE (neyer
made BY any beore) which eeetualy takes away all
Spots in the Face makes the Skin beautifully and cures the
Lips wien fore. Price Half Dollar Box.
No. 4. a mof curious YE WATER, for cn!a
Humours Infam1tions will be effe6fual Cure in
few Days. Price Two Shlings Bottle.
No. {. His famous / Z OHM OULD DROPS,
for taking Iron-Aloulds and Ink-Spos out Of Linnen,
Lawn, Muffin or Lace. Price One Shilling and Six
Pence Bottle.
no. 6. A curious Competition for taking all Sorts of
STAINS Pitch or Tar, Sc of Clcth SILK, Stuff ox
Verified, &c. Price One Shilling and Six Pence.
No ?. Tineture for taking any Stains out of Maho-
garry, or any other Wood. Price One Shilling and SIX
Pence a Bottle.
No. g. A moa excellent w OF M.PowDER
which wild be efeetuaI Cure in fortnight, by taking
three Does.
N. B. Any Ladies Gentlemen may, If they pea, fee
Experiments Of the abovr.-No Cue, no Pay.Good Al
loanee will be made to ShopkeePers who BUY to fell again.
-. SAID Russell may be treated with at his
Lodgings, at Mr.. DIAMoED MsRToEs, at the Sign of
the Black and White HORSE, South-End, BosToN.
where the aforementioned Competitions may Be haa,
with full Directions 70. uiing them.
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Parnanian Packet.

On ,be British MINISTRY, ana WV
FnotAmn. the Head Of the AMERICAN
SNAKE.
AN EPIC AN, 1874
TRTAlN. Cons line the coat Of :, A'an na wind vi on
n Crea, in length, but in breadth 'he' "''' "''
ihoIe. II. L,y.
That, divided by inlct;, by creeks and BY bays
a SnaLe. cut in parts, pat emblem eonVeysL Goth
ie J J.nio :. oid have eausht 10 fupply vt9 6r'ft
ror their quoyn eonfttutiOns-and It they 60
Hurry qoui, without hearing his yes or his no.
On 'be So adventures S', annals s s.e t11%
ror rbey Ier on the tongue Eong their t OF eiiayS
Nor sHee Thought Of The eeb when Sns they a,
Though c prudent catch Snake; BY the back ss Gs 's
Todrea to the brad our good King mum ;nI1 81, 'em.
Ths, epo that the bead would mo certainly one cine
C. s.,y wear, hence, when the b.dy fills Ups an
r,nh.nr Importing Grea,-Britain ON his back viii be
more proper emblem.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-10-27
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