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The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-08-18
tERE MIAH ALLEN

ln,o,ns his Friends and the l. {,
.Tba, he has received oy the LoSDos, Capt. CALEs'
And is now opening too SAFE,
AT his Shop in Ann Street, a little Nor.n o. uN Ia"
Bridge, by Wholeale and Retail,
A Compleat Anortment of Brazcry,
a cs,,.p1 and I,oomonssry ooD S, puseh.ied
&C., ,hs oa approved Manufacturers in Great Britain,
and which be doubts not will give iatisfaehsn eosh ~
Price and Quality 60 thole who saie to favour MN WIN
,h.;r cuilom. .4sasne zrbicb fbs falssDirg,
al cd. I'D. cd. Iod. and 2od. N AILS,
Sh,,Sno and Boat ditto, London Pewter Dimes rates
and Ba5ons. Tankards, Quart and Pint Cans Qsar'
Pint and Half Pint Tea Pots, Cream Pots, lea Longs
Table and Tea Spoons, Bottle Grams, Wine Mealnfes'
Red and Clole Stool Pans, Bra Kettles and Sliets' Bell
merle ditto Warming and Praying Pans, De and Book
Cale Furniture of all kinds, Bras Knockers, Bal Bolts
Clock Pins, Screw Rings, Knobs, Bras Scales and weights,
Money Scales Bral and Iron Candecks, alto few Psll
PRINCES Mettie In the newell Tate, Steel Prng, sPanneo
and iron Shutters, polished Steel Shovel and Iongs' Bellows
Box and Flat Irons, Box Iron Crates Bed Screws han
and quarter Carriers, Knve Boxes MAKE Satofss Deo
Cars and Turn Buckles FLYER, ivory, buck, bone HON
and maple handle Knives and Forks, pennyes Of all forts,
Razors Seias and Cuttoes, Snuff and tobacco Boxes,
Horn and Ivory Combs gilt plated and acquesed Coat and
Brea Buttons; Shoe Knee and Stock Buckles OF all KINGS
Temple and Dutch Speetzcles, ao FEW Pair Temple o.
an extra Quality, Bai and Iron Locks and Hinges OF all
forts, Carpenters and Joiners Toos Awl Blades, snoe
|
Belts and Powder Fas Powder and Shot, Bar and Sheet
Lead, 10 by Glafs, and pitched worried Wool Combs;
bc Cothess Shears Smiths Anvi and Ves, Iron Spades,
Beaver Caos and Felt Hats alto few white uned dts
with Gold Buttons and Loops tor LADIES' Pegtooth and
erocur Saws Steel and Iron Plate Hand Saws, a, ten
nant and key hole ditto, Files and RaPs OF all orts'
rimbcs Tap and Bung Boxers, Bamboo, Dogwood, fold,
Joint and hazel Angling Rods of all kinds, few Of the
nease Bamboo Rods chat perhaps in AmereaPare
Tops s Rods, Cod and MackTe Lines Hair and nix ditto,
beH Hurry Hooks, ditto Gimp and Hair, Snap Hooks
aad 10 Stave Reeds, Io-YMdAy Line Gimp, Landing
Nets, ysOoe, aOut pansed COrks, Braf Wnehes Brads
and lacks Of all forts, Nail Nippers, Mutt Crackers, Cork
Screws Bras and Raper Ink Pots, Bras Beer Cocks Pink
ing Irons, Chair Center and Deueng Belts Crltch Head
Goth. Table, Shoe and Buckle Bues, Curling and Pinch
ing Tongs, Wool Cards, Selves and Seys BSttoms Honis
Bells, Pound Beads No. !, and Silks, Kitchen Jacks,
copeat Bras and Iron Wire, cuny Combs, Dripping Pans
Com Fans painted Scale Beams, HOe Flems, BEsls and
Steel ThmbIes, Rat and McuIe Traps Tin Pixies, Look
ing Clales of all KINDS few Pair Gold and Gold and
white oval Gla!es in the Palmyra Tate, either with OF
without Jcrendoes.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-08-18

THE great demand far t6is paper, has Of
4 ten ocraGsned many good Syfomgt being
dsJSbboinfed, tor. sobiab the PHbLit6er is very
ERR: Ht sGiH, in future, fndsavonr 10 pre-
;vent any thing Of The Ike hind happening, %
Ing as be may Aavs sbs honour Of being an
hand jfvvaat 10 the public.
TIE glaony pre1f7 Of pulls affairs, at
prelSnt, IN this HsOafed capital, has oefayGonfd
Jonr prefing Demands EpOa bin, sObieb NTH
great reluctance be informs bis ayqomer5, be
can BY no means asfsUsr sOitbOKt their kind
aHIq1ne !. Ht Is icafb to trouble them Nth a
'dunning' dayufilfmeat, bit bis affairs make
if nss1Syy His syqamtTs IN the country tssvns
in this brsVises, and tbeE in the ofbv colonies,
be bofes 7uN take proper notice Of it, and
eOzIid<r there is no Ps05iGr, (sPsfialy tar
young beginner) in carrying on bgiHsG
seifbsnt regular payments.
II svork ftbis kind, it is rVeR kno1On is at
tended Nth ereas sxpsnce, and be bfgs kave to
mention, t60t The MASSACHUSETTS
SPY is a third larger than any Mrrvs-Papfr
pRbhf6ed in this province, and contains as much
MssO,, as many Political EDay', as any in
Auaica and Is the ebfaps9 on the glots.
/. THOMAS
B9fon, JaI 9, 1874,
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-08-18
POETS c ORN E R.
From the. NETWORK JOURNAL.

From the. NETWORK JOURNAL.
rTAL LIBERTY A glorious word,
RI In othcr countries icaIcely heard,
O. heard out a . ding Of couris,
Without o. snrgy or force
Here Fit, enipyd, sdoId fhe fpnngs
Unawa By tyrshs or By Kings,
f,c1 blooming from sur mother earth
a nd parenrs whence ihe owns Aer birth.
In US ihe lives, and in return
Bids in our bresis her genius burn )
Bids Us with all thOfs bleiiinss live
Which liberty alone, give,
Or nobly with that fpirit die,
Which makes death more than victory
Hail thoie old patriots, on Whole tongue
Perfuadon in the fenac hung,
While they this farred eaufc rnantainu
Hail thofe OLE chiefs, to honosr raind,
Who fprrs al, when other methods fziIc,
Wars bloody banner, and Pieyald
Shall men like theie unmentiond d, iiecP
pronicuous with the common heap,
And GRATITUDE forbid the erime)
Be carried down the Rrram Of time
IN ihoals, unnotieed and forgot,
On Lethe's frean, like flags, TO rot
Ho-they fhal live, and each fair nane
Recorded in the book Of fame
Founded on honouE's BATS fan
As the round earth, to ages lat.
Some virtues vanih with our breath,
Blu, theie ihall fourth after death.
Ola Time himfels he ftyths thfcwnH,
And blended with eternity,
Shall Irvine for them laHng crown,
And fame ihall pubIiib their rnown.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-08-18
To the P U BLIc.

As the times are threatning it behoves
one and all to go into the mott frugal methods to en-
courage our own Manufactures, and as there great con-
umption of Gloves in this large Country, we can manu-
ere enough here, fpPly the whole Continent, which
will eprsy cur own people, and keep large fam OF No
new here, which is annually TENT England for Gloves and
which are better and cheaper than be imported from
England Il hoped therefore, that the importation ohs
article at leaf will be totally Topped.
Thefe may certify, that Philip Freeman,
following, viz. Buek-Skin GLOVES, Norway Doe,
ditto Purple ditto wa Leather, ditto Beaver Skin, on
the MOT reafonlble terms, the blue Glove in Union
Street, facing the gn Ofthe COn-FsId, near the Dock
Bottom.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-08-18
TO BE So D,

A LARG E convenient Dwelling
Houe and Shops, very Pleafantly ituated in Dedham
Quarter Of Mile below the Reverend MIR. HAyESs
Meeting Houfe, rleyen Miles 6on Bottom on the main
Road leading to Providence, very futabe for Wet
India ana Englih GCsds, both of them very much
anted in faid D.dham, Id Acre Of good Land
Improved as Garden, and lma Barn alnaoft new
Enquire OF JEsKMiAH GoAR, OF Bottom, Truelman or
JrssE BRowS, Of laid Dedlam, Sadler-
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-08-18
This day pubIiGhed, Price Sd.

A LET tt Err to FRIEN
n Giving a eoneife, but JUN, Representation Of the
Hasdhips and Suierings the Town Of B OSToN is ex-
fpoed to- and NUT undergo in conequenoe Of the late A
Of the BRITISH PARLIAMENT which,
BY Quitting up its Port, has put fatal Bar in the Way of
that commercial Bufnef which it depended for its
Support.
Showing at the Jame Time, wherein this Ede however
unntended powerfully adapted promote the Intere Of
all the AMERIc AN COLONIES and even
of BOSTON itfslf in the End.
BY T. T. A BOSTONIAN.
Bottom, Printed and Sold at CREENLEAr's Printing
Office, in Hancvsr-Srest.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
A OMAN, who can be well re-
"A commended, and underaands c oKING, and
can take the Care Of fnaIl Family. Erqure Of the
Printer
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-08-18

Sfwbyi4es, Jay ", 1874.
NOTICE is hereby given to the
Projectors of Stubidee that Meeting be had on
the iecond Tueiay in Augu next at one Of the Clock in
the Afternoon, at the Meeting Houie in faid Stubridge
then and there TO trania on the following Articles namey
M. 70 ehoole Moderator for faid Meeting. zdly. To
know If the P:Opeoss will look after their Common that
il be not repaed upon. 3dy. To know it the ProPrie-
turs will rae Money enable any Pefon Perions who
al prOiscute any for TrePai Encoachment committed
on unimproved Lands, that is like to affect the whole
Of the Projectors.
HENRY FISK, Proprietor's Clerk.
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Choice Cheihirc Cheeie,
Which will fuit the niceih tafe,
Ju imported in Capt Symmes and from LONDON
And 10 be SOLD by
CHAR LES 10 w Z,
orpo6s the Bottom Stone, in Marhairs-Lane' near the
Mill-Bidge.
fTb. quantity of cheeie is equal soodne if upe-
rior, to that imported and fold by him lat fall:
Alto, excellent FLORENCE OYL, in
Flaiks, warranted good, and the bef OF
Englih M:,iard, by the bottle, Jingle
pound, or lels.
OATMEAL by the Bufhsl. or lnaler quantity. !.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-01-27
Court Of Admiralty.
Pnll-Q Office.

P0R- Office.
Notafies Public through the Province.
SeleAmen, Town. Clerk, Trealurer, Over
ieen Of the Poor, SC. for the Town of Bottom.
Rank of the Army and Navy.
A Lift Of his MajeAy's Ships Of War, in
America, under the Command Of Admiral
Montague, with the Names Of the comman-
dsFs, and fhe Number Of Guns each Ship carr
fies. ~, .a 80
Liaof osHesrs q the 64th Regiment gar
riiosed 4 Cattle William.
Fort Pownai. .ss - a.
South and North Batteries.
His Rxrellehcy's Troop Of Hsis Guards.
The Ancient and Hon. ARTILLERY Company.
Governors independent Company Of Cadets
Officers Of the Bolton Regiment.
Officers Of the Train Of Artillery.
Officers Of the Grenadier Company.
Field oaicers Of the fsveral Regiments Of
Militia in this Province. ,sss
Officers Of the Train belonging to the ievsral
Artillery Companies in che provinces.
HARVARD-c oALEGE,
When founded.
overfecrs, Corporation, Fellows, Trsafa-
er, Projections, and Tutors.
MiniAers. Churches and Religious Aaemblies.
Province Of NEW H AMPSHI RE.
Governor, Lieutenant-G Governor, Council
Honorable Honfe Of Ailemhlys Iuaices of IhG
Superior Court OF Judieafu1e, Juaices, SAe7
riffs and RsRgy-hssl q ~ sss aPes sg
through the Province, luaices Of the Peace
for each County. Barrillers and Attornics az
Law, Court of Admiralty, CuRom- Honse,
PoR- Matter, Notaries Public, Field Oitlcers
in the feveral Regiments Of Militia, Dart
mouths College, Miniaers, Churches and Re-
ligious A6emblies.
Colony Of CONNIE cTICUT.
Governor, Lieufenant-G Governor, Aiiiitants,
Judges Of the Superior and Inferior Courts,
JUDGES Of Probate, RegiAer, Shefias, &c. Juf-
tiees or the Peace Sor every County, BARRIERS
At Law. Cufom Houie New-Lon6on, Cultom
Houle New-EIavcn, Field Oficersof the ieye-
raj Regiments of Militia. YALE-COLLEGE
MiniHers. Churches and Religious Ahcmblles.
Colony Of RHODE-ISLAND.
Governor, Deputy Governor, Aaifants,
Secretary, Treafurer, Houie Of Ahembly,
Judges Of the Superior Court, Clerks Of the
oupGEIOr (O0kla <1tk0tuCJ ~>@Ssl~As~At Je~'~~~~
All the Inferior Courts in the Colony, Clerks
for Ditto, JuRices ofthc Peace, BARRIERS and
Attornies az Law, Town Council for each
Town I'm the Colony, Grand Committee tor
the Colony, Courto Vice Admiralty, CuRon
Houie Rhode-Iland, MiSiaers, Churches and
Religious AAemblies, Field Officers OF the
ievefal Regiments Of Militia.
Province of NOVA-SCOTIA.
Governor, Lieutenant Governor, HOuie OF
AfembIy, Clerk of the Crown, Secretary,
Treafurer, Regifer, Receiver Of the CUNT
rents, Attorney and Solicitor General, Land
Surveyor, &c. Court of Vice Admiralty,
Supreme Court for the Province, Commiiion-
ers for taking Bail in the Supreme Court, In
6erior Courts for each Couny n the Province,
Tuffices of the Peace for each County IN the
Province, Officers Of. his Majefy's Cniloms,
Deputies al the OUT Ports, Collectors Of the
Duties Of ImpoR and Excite, Lift Of Officers
ofhis Majeiy's goth and 6Sth Regiments ia
toned al Halifax, Field Officers Of the Militia
in the Province Of Noya-Scotia, &c. &c.
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The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-01-27

De IVY ~ r
r c.--,su, BsuteEs Dutch Phyicisn The tyranny o.
f;oa Dread Il with amazing rspidity though the gsns-
ri ss Of hsathh has undergone gsar rssoln.on y c
49, ar zee /, dinded and become Puny, weak ana an
..-4 !, Geh degree, that were il 20 prevail eenfuy
more. we lhosld be reduced TO mesgn Rgmis''
Phycians oon difeOssed q mitchell ana w'''s
Il, n "a 81 the eminent in that PrOssslon'
The msat Berbesps aonEy oPPOed ~ Is me moa e
,;.o, essom, and al his Psp, who have bssn the eei
ornaments Of phyfe, followed his example.
Dr. Inn phyfe At Bsns, eminent Tor Pat-
..se, !; r1 q phiIolophy, fays body, The ea-P',,
q fI Of warm water &c on thar tables, put me y y
g mind Of Pau1as ts from ~lsnrs ~ ,oIs :. ss,' !,
g S- sth. with dis difference however, that they 90 not
g ven e-ve the bssss Of relief behind them But On .ns
:. rons,,r ~ inducing hyPOsondas esmPlant'' diisis
81 nelarckoly and deiPaH. :. -,...e.. "a
q =. - 1880 10 Sspe1ss, that eonhdssble PsosnSs
4 oeunsns has vountary given " sss, q fss E5glp
g s.ltuis = zmgira boss hf51 S''Hkrg ha ~
rv - have nsr % uch good fsnis, Pesssraoss q 'e'l
s-;.L :, 70 aelsrvx chs charz<r. He sAedsrs' n.s
nssb nesast he &ezss q nsrs'ss sna iin''a h'''''
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-01-27

A BLACK roam HORSE, about four
n teen hands high, azzysd fran the fubfsibss Aasls
in Hanover ar-st, M Turiasy evening Ay Fssn
ne b ar b< paid she carxus, and Handsomely rewarded
foI their koable, by ELLIS SNN =
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-01-27

A SMART. active Lad, who IS nelti1 8.
Matnrsni, o. aSbvru, Is wanted 8 a APRkhN
TrcF e the Phntins Bus;n-s. EnqaiEe Of she fnns'
hasol
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-01-27

rro-s a. pxxrsvLvAriA JovsEAs. Dec. II.
aTrAf how t.embIe at the baneful name
fikr Leth., fatal to the love Of fame.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-01-27

tionsI liberties of NOrth-Amsde.ns wsrs
IN tie point CT being sivea w for ssa
+ this exotic plant neeefaT % life ! Or
does our health depend upon i JuR the
rrver5s. twas oihsrsd into EuToPe A.
D. 1910, BY the eztzvasaut sDoomiums
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-04-07

IN ia Sor'. fi~e La D0o1Sr fsop Of absHf t,g(
oea1' burden ssd in 70, Maebsnsk Cyek Pssssvma.k
agrOEE! mad bank, hns Sply up fbs erses
Soon afn, decent, rVsH sOtng naa, d,ssd IN b.sc, sv
sso9-iaeed bar eame eae from fbr Gtp, as ealing q
GeufzV0@ani tase IL sbs ngbboDSOa, told BE-, be ~
bound r AtSandra, Pr,etas lead Of tVbcs;, but tbG
bis bandi cad left bm and be gVaHftd fbs lean Of bsys
carry Elm 10 Lesd-fSspH, ergass sfbgi. Beng dlat
P'iaed in getting tor(e, be 4OeHf piasf boat s
maa dgaHf, yVbsye be ain niger, qossf Of ibsmsys
ing, and bas meyer beg hard free On BIS zvsy be gse
ped ray ordinary, sVbsrs Be isf three ,aeScd yfi,
neat solng fiee, and gvsa' bf ea,red 1uab bn
par Of ads bagi, sOBieb fbe landlord anei.dsd fro
tbev sVsgbt, contained osfdoab!s fpnsf @sno.---1
ter fbs V19a bad continued near fsyfHgbr fbs cree
sVtb be, aii Rsndag, fame Of fbs gvnmsa in rbs arSt
bOHrbOOd beard and, rPOa sayebisg ter toss
nsb prSV6sns, sVae,, et,, fapa,, any stbsr fgsta
fban jeafbo bed, gold laced bar, lslsri jacIs, :
pair Of trOEJy ams cooking Eenfh, and fsOO cs eOmtsg
made IL Sasm Sbf l0ng, pap bH'h Vs6s seil On.
cabin, containing fee birth, and bsd. On Der P1n
painted, IN sObi,e ifft1I, FALMOUTH PACKET &C
fbs fame 1Vs'ds, in lefs made Of efb, are On L psrdsn
MARRIED. ] Mr.. Daniel Ingerioll, to Mi
Polly Gridley.-Mr. Robert @. Cranch,
Miis Polly Clemmons. Mr.. Michael Tit
comb, of Newbury-Port, to Mis- Lydia Hart
of Portimouth.
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T II U R S d A Y, April ?.
B q s 7 q NJ

Letters from London fay, thar Sir James
Wright, Baronet, Governor of Georgia, is to
b. appointed one of the lords of trade and
plantations, governor Shirley, of Bahamas, to
iucceed Sir James Wright, and MontfortBrowne,
Eiq; formerly Lieutenant Governor of Welt
Florida, to fucceed Governor Shirley.
1t is reported that his MajeGy's Oath regi-
ment now in garriion az Cattle William, near
Bottom, will relieve the 18th regiment at ST.
Augultine and the Bahamas that part of the
relief from England, expected out in the en-
flung iummer, will be fationed at Bottom /:
And it is iaid that neither the royal regiment
of WEIGH FuGleers nor the 47th in New Jerfey,
will be removed from their Prefent ftuations,
unleis his Majeny's iervice fhould more fmme-
diately require their preience eliewhere.
The intentions of the Britifi Administration
relative to the American duty on tea, are not
yet fixed the Minilter has many weighty fllb-
jees to lay before the lower houfe, before that
article will be brought into debate, and the
iefIion will be far expended ere any alteration
in the revenue laws will be attended to.
BY the matter Of veflel from Tortola, we are
informed, that thirty EngIifh fubjeets, had
been left on Crab-I1and, by Admiral Perry,
who lately took poGefion of the fame, and
foon after his departure from thence were all
moa inhumanly put to death by the Spaniards.
Their intention we are told was to EeuIe there
as planters.
Ws bear from tbs county Of Wsresso, thar f5e iss4 Of
oooD geVaamesf Under fame aPpysbeg6ans bA Peter
Oliver Eff; will attempt ake fbe feat Of Cbie E6iee,
and AT az eb, ffbs Superior Court q0bb 10 fl IN t5af
County in pyI nGxf; a0fzsibfandiag fbs iesarbeHf a.
gaf BIN u fbt Of fbs 1Obole pssb Of f6 rsviaee
y fber rprsfSfivss B that RE people arc Eton rbsv
guard. A~d pyeUeuf any Pnf bs.g tried, 6acd, or O.
fbesdayT fsSysd By roe judgment ufezts Of Hgs ae-
ezd Of bfisg under fbs isstace Of bibs. IL eTpos7ed
tbs Grand juror, returned rvs fbaf esEf qUi1 ssef
vsy early fJf mO,nieg bsrS fbe essrf @ EBs Bes Of
M. AG Wsyd in Woyegsy; and agree s1 10 be izeas-
seed, farce Grand JnvI 4Uif6 bs aid Pasv OiSvry
fbs bench as Cbisf Jsies, Hdgs aid cart, srfR
be barb been tried and acqEid Of fBf ebags ag4izg bina
Asd fbaf fbs Grand rs,s %UiR Be jalesd and, If Aee1
b, Gsndsd By fbr pe, 1VBs si Has fbi 4aey be-
f0 tbaH oef by violence, BAT da0@ised Ebsz RE
laf relorE, if Saagay.
TOE rYaf in fbs Engi6 papers Of M,. Rsferb4ger'i be-
irg fbe aEfbv 9 UNIV sgVe feid SUkeH fonadafsr
Dr. Franklin bSi been examined besye fts KisgI Privy
Cos1s, foEcb1g RE GSv0Hsrs key5 reErned 10 fb pee
f1o1 England, TVkieb gaze rife 70 q IGfe GEe.
The fASzvisg Is fran fbs Vyg.aia Gssa.s, 1x. We
avsErsd zVhb sms remarkable isagss,s zvbcb svs
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The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-04-07
WE'D ESD AY, April s.
B o S T . N.
PROCEEDINGS eftbe To4m sf SANDWICH.

PROCEEDINGS gFtbs 9ou~ Of SANDWICH.
At legal meeting Of the Town Of Sand
witch on March I4th, I774, the Committee of
Correspondence for the Town made the follow
ing Report, VIZ.
70 hs rs9s746k hLa5ifasfs Of tbs qo4m Of
Saalzricb in ksai meeting aDSmbled.
The committee chofen bythis town lat May
meeting, to correfpond with the town of Bof-
ton and other towns, in order to obtain more
proper knowledge of our public affairs, beg
leave to report. ....
That fince our appointment, we have receiv-
ed from the respectable committee of Bottom,
feveral very interefing letters, communicat-
ing lomc important intelligence, in the mott
candid and friendly manner to US, for this
towns confederation and we now take this
fri convenient opportunity to lay them before
you From which letters and the bea informa-
tion we have received, we are conRrained;
though with regret 20 fay it appears evil
dent that our enemies have been unremitted
in their endeavours, not only to prevent the
growing wealth and Happiness Of America but
mott injuriouly to alter our invaluable confti-
tuition, a6rige ozr rigbfs as EngEGmr, and
make tezcme- In various parts of the coun-
try great and rie5, at the expence of the ref
And we are forty to add, that fome of our
,akry and jz4ses, who ought to have been the
miniaers of God to us for good, have mott
:ruelIy exerted themIelves to betray our rights
into the hands of thoie, who would opprels US,
md our Eves and Prsbertiy into the hands of
cur enemies, if any can be found more deierv-
,ng that character than themielves.
Laft June we received letter from the COM
Hittee Of Bottom, inclohng copies of fundry
letters wrote BY the GOV~Hsr and Lieutenant
GovsrnOr, of this province and others, to
member of the BrIfJ6 parliament and Secretary
70 Mr.. Grservilk, when prime miniier Of fate:
60 full of ezmiT towards this people, and faIf,
-vere thoie letters, tina: the Honorable his Ma
ieay's Council, and the Honorable the Houie
II R5tryfzt4five5 of this province Refolved,
" that fb1 bad a tssdtx2 10 Ea6rsrf nc 1sgfita-
,icn and introduce azsrg zJ an arbitrary POCVsr"
were groE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of fats and exag
e.--s.icns of matEers-the probable cauie Of h.s
5:.ajefy's dilpleafure sgsinA us--the introduce
ny troops and bies9tsEdamong theinhsbitants |;
.ad tended to de.trcy the union between