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The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-10-20

a.. sya . s'i:r H. Ole u ." pa''s
=, N. e,ns.re; To- il is iyen :, Dfa'a - Sf'g'h'
and {, 81 lrilr, to tie ssncfalli-y OF mnE'd, u"
the fame u, ans we m'sn' bald ne e"iiFs "e 49,.
,o.e. n, laws 0! a4sufd elury Jures ana oS''!' ~
fsrtt ob;eyej, and n; sssa''Sa'Sa os 2'"'I' "
=, p,ltcal Gayery a3olact
On ,b her hand, il is not only yle(s agai-e roe car
atytos to i&eia3. Deprive any ice nf'tih 'upjsNs
tner n1,yGl ys3 to flare in the hgJsfa'e' oo' u 70
equally d-roxatory AMI injurious TO the authority OF ue
c,own bseauie Kim England has no b!a1 Hhis'i 10
co.n nv sny other node that TINTED government
s,a n. F.rL6 eoreaa.en, which he is tSorn to nam
tan for luch IS the traty OF human nature thlt no
mas, or body of rler whatever, is TO be :ntred win u;
rehabilitation OF government unleIs they are tbI' H"f"
~ a-y and by due representation of tie people at large
ibel to frequent appeal, BY eoH, 70 the "noie poaJ
of conaaents: For il Is maxim that he VINO is so"
"a ,r.,e o0per BY iazu, than IS s Tor equabc) the
lame viii ll dehfe power than Is already aql
So that ~ cover on earth tocrsbc without ~. ,a
fio ard law which ought to uPreme, cannot uoit,
where gvN and pea,e are ahoute, whsIher be the 'on
of opa, OF fes0, % OF nanS.
King, therefore, VINO PERFUMES to aet WITHOUT ehe CON
aituonal limitation detroys the foundation OF ms esV" ca
rbayi,y for the mol eipefable and mott ancient winters
on t6e En, contribution afures that fbne no king
whce qpV miles, Tor is abfolafe) and not feav. lhe
fame dtrlne Is exeled fail mote clearly IN the oio year
books that If deere lsT1, there woeld DC 10 Ag'
and no inheiitAnce.' , "a
For thee plain reaion', whenever tne Ens.in s'e
.nt eeaies 70 Be huied, in amy part OF the Biuh eo
iions, il ceaies to be l4egfal
And therefore the fatal consequences OF 10 en-
force the execution Of any ats, reioluons tor the ea
biag iuch nnfmred and eniaScfa government is Hore
eay conserved than exPreed bscauie the condition OF
iii lablesrs would be alike, whether under acj0lMe or
h,.ied government, if il hSefato maintain ana
precrye thofc limitations, Gnce qUM and iafre' and
not hqv, would be, alike in both, the mfelHt 0Oea'-
,, far Cd haze Lb.tie; and privileges uneis they may
n. d,enaed and to have rsne At all is the fame thing
as to be governed by mere qV and pisarF (Lord Som
mcr., o. a; andV miiera eft rvifG ubi jus eft vasum
aut ;nce,tuo That Gate OF nayery in which laws are
uncertain, is wrciched indeed
otD IEwRY, LONDON,
June as, f774.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-10-20
On WEDNESDAY next, 10Th Infant,
At TEN in the Morning,

VIII e
AtRUSS ELLIS Auction Room in Qyesn-itreet,
"A VARIETY of Hard Ware, belong
= ing to the Eaare of Gentleman lately deesaisd,
viz. Brafs Kettles, Sets, Warning Pans, Frying Pans
Saws, Chizes Locks, Hinges Cimblets Aw-Blades, Cod
Hooks, Pewter Bafons and Psnngers, Iron Pots, Din
KETTLES, Baking Pans, Skets ALTO, Variety of HOufe
Furniture, Folio Bihle with Hunphry's Annotations,
adorned with Cuts Afortment Of Clsf Ware in Boxes, sc.
]. RUSSELL Auetionecr.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-05-12

. - Gs.s- : -. ) i..r,i are tvc-.1, Il .iey NY b
}say5 in Sse eoa,t sFsS ana toe pathc fassot biy
make fabwir for a5r baf 6'vs ~ fks pafi,
'boEgt bcynay pay The dsmags ,by srrr yp,b-
Beag gzily or TIE sreste airdy, 'ba' ffwc i,i
a be eoprfs beeape riots my batper, and f,e7p-my
do batper, ardr fbe NOT orderly and psr7 % ice. Tbe
dGen then of fbe al sf Re, and ribs aftt. Sc fbe d.
Egn on tbs scry Face e' "To 6zf up tbs port Of Basn
until RE people bare engaged prosd ray al taopn
and dpe; ypbatevr ttt are mtsled ~ Bri'ib para-
r-ri." Nozv, as TAKE il, fbe inbaberit ofbe fe5vs of
Bsfsn ear gvs 70 crwiy f fbe future Payment Of ucb
duties, beaae tb-y may Be able petSrn though tby
Bsaia tyonie and 1pbaf done ~ tbe (eefmer
q0bat done BY r7Ua-rseag, scfI be ggesk bond sUbc
gvb 10 bind tbr p9paaee. Ths Inhabitants Of tbe ng bis
ing tozors are as a7ive in all fb9 rioi, perhaps a7ive
t5an fbe irbabiarfs Of B9for TIE Mmff tr91ui Ve,y
QOeR thar RE tozcr Of Bottom alone givs pyoms
qobicb 6al6e jceviy. Nor is il intended tbat tbe )pbf
r prOe otbat torn 6oadbs eOsf4sred as athfaOy.
4abm0a and proms expected fyor; tbs other fozVz'
7peR Bottom in plain expected tbat tbs e0mmors
b0aeofa0fm5b @oa2 acknowledge tbergbt eftbe Brih6
parliament mpo tbe Inhabitants Of thar pro-
qiree." NogU, NY lord ffbep port IF Bsfos 10 remain
Put m tie people thar pv9vince acknowledge fte right Of
parliament hrps any dRf sobasver, erp for
f5e regulation Of commerce, naf renain ba fW The Vey
Of Byit@ Prlanentii forgotten an0rg then. Ton
ray ut up Their ports By enc, tJe izer bas aty
threatened Toa nay ,sdaee br ciiss 10 aba taf ire
fame Of iby In NottbAmaica Pail rot Be esiingHjGei.
C,neiy ard etrsea and ,evergs Pail only fyvta' clio in
eyea The FIRE. Hgrer eoanfy ebardy peszr's nt 70
be bdsed. rfbe gyays gpbfb dig FIR ne Inhabitants
IF Bsa9u, confidence ard ierd@p PAL expire, eummose
and peace lbaA yef fegabr.
IbaVs TIE b0rOav 10 be, e.. Il U S.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-05-12
This Day was publin,ed,

y ~ 4 = ~ ~ u,
DeicEi2tion Of April----Cn lngratitud-. An Ffsy--
On the oblturt o: Dead Language, and lie Sueeney OF
the lnslih Writings to elasih cals e4u. 70 che An
eients--f nfver 70 nc Genealogical Problem in No. II.
-Rrccneliaon Of tonc PaiiaGesof seis.lic tequcaei
Fifty on Fcvcrs----On the Educagor az n. Far
ScS---A real ChMaeser--Mhy Gardener IS the mot
extraordinary Man in the Word---Fpitcme OF Captain
Waiss Voyage round the Worlt, eoncludel----on tic
Cultivation OF Madda--rhe Fortune Hunter, continued
---AniweI to the Pot Diuian, in No. Though,s
On the Culture OF Silk--Sping----I Directory Of
Love--AnIwers to the quedions in No. II. &C.
Ma hematical bievstions---PoErIcA EssAYs--
The Hils-1op. new Hunting Song--Fcmale Advice
The Wiih--on EiaPPincis--lhe Lilly sriumph
To Young COMMUNICATION cxxxix--A
Rebus---Ihe Travelers--Stanzas to Pa;icncc---.-,
The Aieention---tight. A Poem-----A Mother 70 a
young Chd--The dying Huband to his Vile,
Verits TO the Editor--ElIsrCRIchL CRRoEIeLE.
General fiiaory Of America---European and Do
ne'tie ntelligenee--Marrages and Deaths---Mcteo-
biological observations on the Weather----Govs.nor
Hutehihons Hiiory, sc.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-05-12
YRU BA WIN

CYR u S B AL d w IN
HEREBY informs his Cuiomers and Others, that
he purpofes TO embark for London early next Fall
and that he telling Of his Stock in Trade, eonGang
of large and valuable Allotment Of Englh, India and
Scotch GOODS, very cheap for Cah, at bis Store in
Cornhill, near the State Houie, BosToH.
Anng qvbieb are,
A large Aflortment Of fuperhne, middling
and lew priced Broad Cloths, with Trimmings, German
Serges, Wtons, Jeans, Fusns, Cotton Veves, Hair lnd
Worried Pluhes, Furniture and other caeoes, Furniture
Checks, Irh Linnens, csmbHeks, Lawns, Thick Muffin,
Book ditto, Silks for Ladies Gowns Of various Sorts and
Colours, fome Of them at the ferling Col beautiful
Allotment of Ribbons, Quality and Shoe Bindings, Gar
terngs, Tapes fine Afoment Of Silk, Thread Worried
and Cotton HofeY; Carpets and caPeting, Looking
Gla6es, with TboEa ot A,r, not here mentioned.
Very neat luPerhne Chip Hats at the Sterling COT.
- Thoie who have the Cath to pay, will mo dsely
find for their Advantage apply to faid BALDwIE.-
He earney reques all Perions that indebted him
Note or Book, to make iPeedy Payment.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-12-29
For the MASSACHUSETTS, SPY.
MIR. THOMAS,

Paf 10 bn6k@ fbej ol9oqeigg sxfrGtf fr0m f@sb5r0r
Of Spain, and yos qOiU 0blige o1s Of yoHr esggHSf
ready5.
&C T-HE ancient Spanih Carer undoubtedly
reicmbled our Engliih parliament: For
all tbe northern nations hadoriginally like form
&c ooverpmeut, which was a limited monarchy,
md ,bc leoiflative authority was 70 commit in
the King and in the eitates, mar no laws eoui1
be made, repealed, or fniPended, nor any money
RATED upon the fubjee, but With their common
conient.'' But now this Corff' IS laid aide
Spain is no longer MKT monarchy, bat entirely
abfolute the whole government being ioieiy IN
the hands of the King and his Miniitcrs, and the
Councils, which are altogether at their devotion
Til, change from mixed to ablolute monarchy
,vas occa6oacd by the timidity OF the commons
of aa;le. who having in tseir laR itraggle for
,eypirino freedom, fupported for iomeume war
.os;oIl The crown, on Jingle defeat dcierted the
DoLJr caule of liberty in the NIT abjset manner.
T-h;. war BEGAN in the year 1870, and lated
orI, .,,,o wears At which time Charles v. car
r;ed his mint with a high hand, and told rhs
c., he would have the fupplies granted hrf,
I'd ' rhen he would pafs the bills they petitioned
e - No, before 20 which they timidly iub-
.s;,,.d .ad voted him four millions Of ducHu
I.hout r Aso. 600 lcrling) to be paid in three
vssr. This Coy1ss has rarely been called hncs/
he year ,6a7. when they gave Phillip nv, ".
General exciss and will probably never be ~
Rel any more. The fucceeding KinfSsy
she;r ,ninigers finding they could geft
..;rhout the help Of a Csrfss. have TOR mi- N
leaye Of an aGembly, which few Pr9 IA
niass. are fond Of ierviHs." =
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any other commodity, TO his koute, until iatis-
factory concefions are made and we recon-
mend the fame refolution TO the ref of the colo
n.y.
Reiolved, that John Prentis, who wrote for
and to whom the tea was confgned, has juisy
incurred the ceniure of this country, and that
he ought to be made public example Of
Reiolved, that Howard Ellen, commander of
the Virginia, has acted imprudcnty, by which
he has drawn on himlelf the dilplcafure OF the
people eff this county. -
Signed by order of the committee,
JASPER CLAYTON, Clerk.
WiiEamSvgb, NoUsmbsr "a, 1874.
TT gives me much concern to ind that have
4 incurred the dfpeafarc of the York and
Gsuceitcr committees, and thereby OF the pub
lie in general, formy omilien in not countermand-
ing the order which lcnt 10 Mr.. Norton for two
half chefs of tea and do with truth declare,
that had not the leaf intention to give offence,
nor did mean an oppohtion to any meaiufes
for the public good, My oouruymen, therefore.
il is earncfly hoped, will readily forgive me for
an ACT which may be interpreted 70 much TO my
difcredir; and again make this public declara-
ton, that had NOT the leaf dengn TO act con
trary to tholc principles which ought TO govern
every luulFluu@t Wtio Has Johe ASk@iW aos eS
rights and liberties s. America.
JOHN PRENTIS.
Williamsburg, virginia. Dee J.. We
have it from very good authority, that bis Excel
Iency the governor is on his way to this capital,
having concluded peace with the evera. tribes OF
Indians that have been at war with US, and taken
holsaves of them for their faithful complying with
the terms Of 1t, the principal Of which are, that
they ihall totally abandon the lands on this iide
Ohio, (which river is to be the boundary be-
tween them and the white people, and never
more take up the hatchet againR the Englilh.
Thus in little more than the ipaee ofhve months,
an end was put to a war which porteneed much
trouble and mitchell TO the inhabitants on the
froatiers, owing to the zeal good conduit Of the
officers and commanders who went out in their
country's defence, and the bravery and perfever-
ancc OF all the troops Our tributes Of praiie are
are iuay due to the gallant men that fell, WHO'S
deaths are public lois and ircparably 70 to their
diarefed familss and friends but their names
will be handed down to poferity, with honor
The army was broke up, and many Of them had
arrived at their respective homes.
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VOL w. J
Newly DIRK, December 10.

2 an Friday Nigbt TIE Mercury Packet, Captain
DILn, ayyiSsa 6rs avitb tie Mail from Fall
mouth, in IS Dy' aaafSe ssxr Morning cane
nb aljo, The ICapfaintsPya and Bagiey. from Ii
yerpool, and Captain John Lawrence, f'sm
Cork, BY 4ubom, as aI6 BY CAPT. JoNEs, ar
,ivrd at Philadelphia, jGom Briaol, que baqs
,br subit Prints as late as t5s I'd Of November.
fyo,s 4obieL qus ba5e the foiSsVisg INT E l.
LIGENCE, Ui%.
PARls, (fbs Capital f Fyaues) O7Obsr ~.
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E T T Z. K S from Madrid adj
wife, that it will be very diff
cult to terminate, by aR ac-
commodation, the differences
arifen between the Courts of
Madrid and Lilbon.
Hapne, lin HOlGndJ O3.z7.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-11-24

,r.s,t trs, peace 4. eoasud.d ns psaPe now ear, su-
be ia an nutefs before door the Dysn,
les Of the Minfes Of fare begging that they wos4 nor
foch peace be concluded, oct Pu the war Of let
the conicquenee be WHAT wi This alarms the Grand
Sznior and his Mine they fear may end ina gene
rel nfuceon in eoniequence Of which the guard the
othe isago and nsbod admitted the
Iderce of Grand Sgnor, bot the Chevaer de Si. Pe
the French Ambaador. Every impatient to i:: how
thee affairs will end for the Dyan is for esaee bit the
people Outrageouay agaiaa it,
bzadrd (Spe. DIP. 81. They write from Cads, that
the hps bound America with troops on board isIisd the
18th intsn, that tranlpc's httas out Tor
the Fame purpofe They conveyed BY ofwz
Of the line, and two frigTes.
BY tie x N C.
APR o c L A w A II o ".
Tor Dvisg tie pyetn Parliament, and Dsa,ing i5s cali
ing efAssi6s1
Whereas we have thought fl, BY and with the advies
Of our prvy council, dolye this Preien Parliament,
which Rands prorogu-d Tueiday the fifteenth day Of
November We do for that end, pubh this Royal
Proclamation and hereby dioye the fad Parliament
accordingly and the Lords fprrua and temporal, and TIE
knights, citizens, and Burgees, and the commone for
rc and bsghs, Of the houie Of commons, discharged
from their meeting, and attendance, Tueidsy rhe land G
leenth day Of November And being deirous and
reOyed, fOon may be- people, andto hAsa
their ses in Parliament, do hereby make known to all
loving ubeas, Regal will and pealure TO cali
Parliament And do hereby further declares that with the
advice Of Pyy Council, have this day, given stder
Chancellor Of Great Britain, ile writs, in cse
form, for calling Parliament which writs to bear
tef ON Saturday the fra day Of October pext and be
tunable Tueiday the twenninh e.y Of November fol-
lowing.
Given at our Court ST. James the thirteenth day of
September, thouand ieyen hundej and eventy ous,
in the fourteenth year of our reign.
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OF TIT
MASSACHUSETTS CALENDER.


MASSACHUSETTS CALENDER.
For the Year of our Lord Chrh, I77s
: Being the Third after b.sntile, or Leap Year.
From the Creation Of the World, according to
the beR of Prophane Hiitory, s7z4
But by the Account of Holy Scriptures, 5737
Julian Period, 64SS
From Noah's Flood, 4o69
From the Destruction of Sodom, 3677
From the building of Rome, aoz6
From the building of London. aSSz
From the DeifruGtion of Troy, z6sy
Higaria, or the Flighr of Mahomet, 1881,
New. England hrlt planted, i66,
Planting the Maaaonuiela-Bay ~
Building Of Bottom, Inc CAPITAL Of NE. 81
founding o. Harvard College. Ia
IA AIns xtsfss 81 A-ls. s~-sxs# -
r5N ia 1Het
EelIpfss. Namss Of TIE Twlse Sins the Parts tHsy
.c.esn N-saes Is Times AID Apes. Vulgar Foiss
risnds Yearly Meetings Suns rhng and fetns FUN and
Change Of the Moon. Moons Hfing and letting. Moons
Place. Time Of High Water. Fevals Of the Church OF
England, and other remarkable Days Judgment ct the
Weather. Time Of the Superior and Inferior Courts letting
in the four Governments Of New England Seed Max'ma
Obrrvatons on each Month in the Year. fragment Of
an,en Poetry collected in the Highlands of Scotland, and
.rantea from the Gallo or Erie Language. The Athen'aa
Orator. Fable, in Vee. The Diassnee between To-Day
and To Morrow. Alto,
The LIFE and ADVENTURE of
A FEMALE SOL d. E r.
To the whole is added,
The ASSOCIATION Of the Grand AMERI-
CAN CONGRESS. which is sbfOluteIy nseefary fer eve
~ American to be acquainted with
M (Pria onJ Sir Ceftsvi Js.is.J
Very great Allowances are made 10 thoie who buy to iet
sgan.
Printed and fold by ISAIAH THOMAS, athis
Printing -oHiee, near the MiLL-BRTDeE.
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By the lar Yujsh errivsd fran L0"ds~' svs 5@Ss
tbs fs!lozving 4z6v'eS, Vix.
L o N D o N, SspfsnI0 9.

N Evening papet lays, /" we arc II
Jared from very respectable authority
that General Carlton is sone over to ms
ysrnmsnt Of Quebec, with positive
o.dsrs to emboay fbvty fhesfs"d Ro-
man Catholis Canadians immsdiatsly
as militia"
The Militia Of Canada, BY the laws
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TbiJ day zvzs tKkkRe6,

gbi5 dry zozs pxtE6ed,
And be fold either BY the Thouand, Hundred Greco
Dozen, or Single,
Embssd sUtb race piafA s.e ,eprstnrg a. An;cns A.
trOloses, tbt ether a FEMALE SoLDiER.l
II Fl O NJ A SIS
w-RNcLAND
A I. M A N A c K,
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s... SsvsraI pieces, Sc. issss3s( for fSSEaa'''
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The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-07-07

Nsy zVss any fBiny Asrs Advantageous 70 IS sgsisf
very p0zpsrfai safisrs, fbs1 fbfI irprEdna
fang together for the nteEct Of the whos Cs1verf-
oni fv r1psGng common danger v0x tvc Tbsi,
spbh each Gaff ygpsS hngIs, ali sOSs Sbassdr Tail
fEs ls vk. Agie. ra
HS7Be an ES lysttse sb tbs part II BOAoS, syds,r,
sbaf NaH not beebensa until tsaes bSd obedience
the laws aH5s 10 Far rcyeS b fbs sid fssta Of Bottom
fbaf be trade Of Great Britain nay sfy ~ ear,Ied On
fsrs and Bis MslegS duties duly collected, Sc" Tbss
essug P may be spHsd--ffb1 ssb1s 10 ftSf eass,
C@go ivs BY one uGai viii, btfems fbf cGels sfA1
sess mi(sry." HoskO'i EefiJf Pei.
Il not uniSerfal miGry aid ruin ibs fame, rsbdb0
esmG Jro~ tie tAsds 81 many Or sf one
Off contrary an opinion s1aI tbn god man fIoOker)
10 sbaf Of me ofeey, tube eftes extreme,
zuhbsn rsnsnr 70 another bad If not wore SndfLink
fbev easncf enne5 ssdsma rebellion, z0tsEt gvng RE
diFinr an5isu 70 tyranny md QPPteion 9ts Judgment
4setf esDis Be Of fbr zV0fb; sVhb ueb az frs
fb< mse prtshnd Ufryafiss % roe rs-sJ y etsrlf' roe
y and RE benssr d fbt old church Of England BaaeS
fEn treafi, IN zvbfb sbs fsEsd, zg6s elees CIT #
many sBer b,fbaf Prince recommended 70 bD children,
az M bB in6rbStor fby essld esr1a zVib ard zDAsbsd
IN aeb efairation By all chuchmen, fran fBs fimt rs
assearases, hSf II may qUel pafi ssf onJ v In osvs
church ef Efglsnd at ib6f fbws." B.Hsadly. ibid.
WssIs ssf fts unhaPpneE sf fbii aafion ]" fsrfeE
E4y ksvs tz1r bs fame, Spbab0 afs Arg aOns, or w.
koslnsl Law bad Hbjet7sd 10 fts rslges Of Rome ard
the maxirs Of France and spen ppsfos sJsrb an at
trr, svsh NC, CIR iAte deveranee bSve kfcs glorious
az great and juazbe S' ~Eeb sVansd arg a. fs Be-.
nefriai; a. ztd5 gpss RE zffmpf IF fbs king alone
su net the invitation Of the prince Of Orange sifee7
ion and meeting Of pgas, Svts made fbf CONVENTION
nI te eOnfeausnt eabEhment fbe poFeant Ene, bavf
Ieru a rssnis and 81 ufsful Nay sVsrA nsf re fr6 II
eovsrnmert bsus bees esaSakr Gsfzv0d ftif aeys
fbast fubrnion 20 retail diSolutOn 81 ga HaPpnsis az
urrIent ssl II al hopes fer fbs future HSv RIA
l. sx thar fbs ends Of eovenment rsSiT that aErss II
lukmOn nesn fbs one epsfss, sObilbf ky acre aeU1S
- I, % sess ts othsr soks ere as nifey ard oevf-
;on rss fglss EukmiHpn n bah esft ard fbtJs-s
uuverit sgsinsSs ma - hsth b fbs e0nis9penes
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CHE great demand for this paper, has Of
4 ten oeeaGaned many goed eglqansrs being
d;Jatpoiuted, for svbieb The pabls6r is ct'y
jSryy He s0iA, in future, sndtaUear to pre-
vsnf any thing Of the ike kind bdApenizg, %
dng as be may bave the boaaw Of being an
basd-JtrvGnt to tbs public.
To-, gbemy trsPe7 Of public affairs, at
prstsnt, in this 2fVotsd capital, baS seesfened
lme preAing Demands Epon BIN, sVbieb Nth
great reluctance be mfwms BIS eg,qemws, be
can BY no means anfUsr sOitbont their kind
1lEQanee He is iadfb to trouble them sOitb q
Cumming aIU<rtilfmsnt, but bis affairs make
il necsOGyy: HIS egfqomers in the country tOsvns
in this byevinee, and tbsE in the ofbrr colonies,
be hopes ssR take proper notice Of IL, and
eonGdf- there is no ps@s5iEty, ESPECIALLY for a
young beginner) ii carrying on 5glfusS
soisbaat regular payments.
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fasded nth gYeQt expsres, and be bsgs leapx to
mention, that the MASSACHUSETTS
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bubl;6edin this tyo0ines, and emtains as much
MtsOs, as many Political EDTs, as any IN
.faraira and is The ebsapsG on The giobe.
I. THOMAS.
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Speech Of RoBErT PnILIrs, member Of ne wife
and ncrserate Parliament thst met in the year Ie77.
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