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The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-10-06
Worcefter County Receives.

At Convention of Committees for the county of
IA W.cefer, he'd BY spurnment, at the Court HouGe,
ia ad Woreefer, the 29th Of Aug, and continued by
adournments the zIit of September, the following
Votes and Relolyes Piiled, viz.
Yefed, That if there be invalon danger of in
vahon in any town in this county, that then fueh town
faI by their Committee OF Coreipondence fone other
proper perns ni letters by poa Immediately to the Com
mites of the adjoining towns, who ia lsnd to other
Committees in the a5oinng them, that they all come
properly armed and ACQUIRED Potee and defend the
place invaded
Vefed, That it be recommended to the military officers
in this county, that they REIGN their Offices to their ccc
tive Colonels.
Yofed That the field officers in this county reign their
oces, and publh fueh elgnatOn in .. the Bottom News
Papers.
Hofsd That it be recommended to the fveal towns in
this county, ehooie proper and fueent number OF
military officers for each of their towns.
Hefed 70 accept the report of the Committee, repeeng
the civil officers CT this county, which Is as follows
WKERE Us fbe Late al Of parliament, irfifief, IN
IN for roe bitter regulating Bis Maieys gsvenmezf effbe
Msaebgt;Bay. !; evidently dEgreG fyeVsaf any eiVa
offers trsm bsing fber pidea " virrae Of tie ebarier
re1eof; and Il is Heesgay 10 haze es9i nR further
fysS!jTsa rzey 5e rzade: 9bergare,
Rivd, THAT the juiees of the peace for this county,
who we're in the fsid Office the Taft day of June patti except
Timothy Rugses John Murray and James Putnam, Eiqrs.
be hereby deed at in iad Office ngls juices, except
in judicial proceedings merely civil. Alto, that the Judge
C pTa5ste, heTs and eooneTs, who in faid Office
TIE ll day of June PAT, e<ece their REFLECTIVE officers,
ill the rng of the provincial Congress propoied to fit at
Concord the econd Tueliay of October next, notith-
andns any pretended Pereedas that may be tent them
any them, any proclamation degned to prevent
them from holding and exerCihng their aid Offices And
We hereby ao recommend the people Of this county,
that they oOn6der ard them as being in their d
Offices, and pPot and defend them in the execution there
OF according to the laws Of this province.
VsfeS, As the opinion of this body, that the -r DO
adjourn the fuP-ior court appointed by law be held
this Gay and that he retain fueh may be commit
ted criminals his euaOdy until they have trial.
RstEVed, That as the ordinary Courts Of Juice viii be
nayed eOnsvenes Of the late 0s:srzTy and oPpreiye
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For the MASSACHUSETTS, SPY.

Mr.. THOMAS,
TH L following picked up few days fnce under
A the great tree tine camps and appears to be a
part Of large work, and It's more than probable is the
production OF ne Of onr ne.fanged councillors isg
tives from tie country the camp the rendezvous for
thoie cattle, without reaSng the propof in general
leave my countryren judge wkieh is mo conipcuous
IN the Preps his gezgsety arrogance And would>
ak him what mighty benefit the colonies have received from
Great Britain, (th=t amply repaid by executive
right trade) that he oud popoie giving 70 large
fun only to be Iquandered away luxury bribery
rrpsion tuft my oount1men will be too much awake
to fen to lueh artfUI 6tgg6vI IF BhisgI one hllng
aerling from each poll mighty matter nsy but when
you find the Preient day hTee millions Of people the
continent, third of which may be fppoed rlesbe po
and that the population calculated 70 rapid double
every % years, you will find the fr year viii produce
so,oool. ierlng, the econd year Sz,soo and 70 on,
the fra years will amount upwards of IA soool.
fernG, and in century abost so millions ferng, this az
his lowe. calculation, but if the land in Great Britain
hould be 4s the pound las often isl then the
would be 100 millions.
hope this hint will be efficient to prevent our gzi-e-
(al.hough it may be- BIT DjfG q: fyf.
Part of NE w PLAN.
90. Left to each aiembly to be by them raed in the
they Ould judge leaf direng to then particular
governments and the 9uantam OF each Proyase,
would ProPOle this rule, that with each sitm5J poll
granted equivalent the number Of polls. cannot take
upon FAY what me value OF this ou.i be eaSh
poll, but think ihoud Dc low would the .iore fsPpofe
IL put al one h'ng e'ng, for each poll. DC paid mo
h: usiisrsr Of each eovsrnmsn,Aas b hin be .sts
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For the MASS sETTs SPY.

II For the NJ ASS USETTS SPY.
4 Mr.. thomas, Neqefsr, ~ September, 1874.
II TNDE RSTANDING G, that only the bantitti
" OF Traitors I'd. Liberty of their country had oicd
at my removal, act OF cowace and deerton of the
caue have for many years aboued Defend but alto that
many honelt wings thought rather hay my reo-
luton, and might have remained till things became
pIeiiing.
For the atstlion of every honea mind who may have
the sat concern about this affair, iend you this iIr
count Of the motives which induced me to this liep.
The tools of tyranny rendered me obnoxious the party
in general but than that original enemy OF
this Countys rights who has been lately 70 often cuctcd
Kew. well knew that this viper would or a while inn
pole uPoA both Macay and Mnia, and carry what points
he pleaed with them confdered the pleent day when
fupPoled convenience and ns.etes Of Gate oute all
notions Of right ancient uge, Sc. and do queaon but
the multiplied theatenines of taking ome principal in
crndiare thoie peTlons have been called, who have
fpoken, written and acted in vndeaton of the invaded
rights of the ope, and conveying them leas for
impartial trial. founded in sttled determination
put the iad execrabe proee in execution toon il
might be prefumed be done with fafey. have wife
Whole anxiety for my iaiey began with the fri oppofton
to- the a.mP-at in the city Of Albany many peilous tci
dents have renewed and augmented the dre of her mind
this account till il at length became inolerable. large
family Of helpless children, in place where had not
relation, nor acquaintance of above eight years andng,
and that place reducing fate prion, objects
could not view without iome degree Of emotion.
Gdered that had faithfully done my part in poelng my
oounymen with iene Of their natural and charter rights
and that my ieryces in that way could be of little i'm
porianee them, the time being when ieem
tie proper arguments to hold up to oppreors The
parties cooped up within thefe walls, may have thoi
minoufy taken out of their hands but this ndgny
which riique Of my life any thing Ike equal terms
hall precede my Iubmion to. can in this place iervs
the CaUie Of America eeSually have done
in any part Of il. The friends OF liberty here have afforded
reception too kind be communicated by any Ian
eusse in my power, haIl the umo Of my Posr abIi-
ties endeayour TO dclerve il
Your humble lervant, THO'S YOUNG.
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the applied 10 the puroie aready mentioned
This tax IPropoe further to be regulated in this manner,
when thckoue OF commons OF G. h. the and in
England to be two Billings in the pound, the poll in
America TO be milling tor each poll. When in
England is three ihlnss the pound then the American
tax TO be one !hing ana ,x pence Tor each poll When
four ihilngs in England, then the American be
ihillngs. This method OF atcetiniag the fun am I'd
to fix upon make the COMPACT laeing, for if
tain um required by the parental ha;e and granted BY
tire Americans Tor twenty years, At the end OF this period
the fame requhIion nun be made, which would lead into
tie fame difficulties which pieent cxif, the parent
fate might Jufy FAY, ye pcpuous ard require
double treble fun what had af But this POLL
tax will grow with the growth of the Countries and in
Geae BY its population in the Tame the aeeson
It wealth could G. 4. by executive right ofsd
ng to the Colonies mentioned under the eeond head
nd this in full of all claim OF taxation by the parent fate.
Z" 10. Such Magma Chara judIy ettlrdand firmly ad-
Tered BY the contraction parties, would be mott aing
or mutual nteeit Of both 70 that in century
would render the Britiih empire conirieuous, it not
70 than that the Roman was, being built upon
more fold foundation, TIE Brti1 iubetts being all
ura born, whereas the Roman by far the eate part
lied of ubusaed Kingdoms, &c. kept under by force, and
/ rom whom tribute eon6antly eStored. The true
ontra Of this difference is fully flown by experience in the
II Roman and Carthaginian hates Rome was made meis
the world by oPPodng her natural bonn troops to the
Il nercenary armies of the Carthlginians."
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CEeam-HeEf, Ps,f Of SaL,z and Ma,kebaal, Osgo. a.
ARRIvED. Rui, from ST. Eufatis Gorham, Ishia-
dcpha; Bacon, Dominica Bowditsh, ST. MHfins /; W.
lians St. Ei-nola Hoses, Qiebse; Higgins and 1sris
New-London Jar, Gaf?ee COO.- ami Roger, Phia-
deph1 Esay, HoFaScotia; Topaz, Grenada Si-gAn.
and Le~s. Csaiz Goodwin, Eewf1andland Tucker,
and shlLa5.r, St. Lucia Tucker, NeScAste.
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s.sIMPORTED beEore rho

= " FOX | Z y before the L.it
Of Aagua, r77-i, an AlIortmsar of Enghh, Iadia a.
Scotch Goods, -ai now to be fold by u UNc A 2:
z; r A Il A NJ, jun. his Shop in Union. fscs,.
peon, a. veiy mOde4ss Profit Wl.s.rl5e 49, isssi
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-12-29

Hs Majsfy has been PlcoGi to graft che dig
airy ofsa bafonet Of Great Britain, on William
|PePPerell, Of BoHon, in the province of Malta
Ichuictts-Bay, in America, Eiq.
The Suffolk county reiolvcs are psblihed in
the London papers of the zo,h Of October, and
have given iome uncaiinels Ills iaid TO TIE Mini
liry.
TIE SAozoizg is fran CSyyslpondSu, vix.
Seven Months have nearly pailed away hnce
this town, by the cruel hand of a mott abandon
cd Administration, have been made lpcttaelc
| Of iuferings to Angels and to men and how
.ocn we are to fee an end Of thelc troubles, God
only knows-The infamous Sir Charles Froth,
hnce the arrival Of the Packet at Newly ork, has
been going about crying GlsrioH, Nesvs Gloyica,
Nezos and the fworn enemies of our contribution
have ince yentured more frequently from their
Den, into King arees, TO congratulate their
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- TIE P,aiata sftbis paper, hereby IL
firms the Public, thai as The Hartford Poff
qViH be A3afnbsd evay Tbmj2y 115ruizg at
nine a'C5tk, be GaA be obliged to PIT bis patey
to the PRES m dHayjaay Mornings at far o'eloek,
tn erasy- ibaf they alai be t6rrvardedby Jnd pgf.
Gbejs s0b, incg1s to ADVERTISE in Tx
MASSACHUSETTS Spy, a0bi1b has The greatef
Circulation Of any NtaUs- Paper in NeaU- Eng
land, ayerequ5qsd to fnd their ADVERTISE
MENTS before FIVE 0'cldek on "Wednesday
Atisynaons, ofb;rso q tbey argf be omitted until
onstbsr qVsek.
- No ADVERTISEMENTS, mgk6 fran per-
fans NTH gybom tie PaJ4ijbv may haze ACCENTS
open, can IL isjsrtea f5r The future aoitb0at The
Cab Qeeenbaaies tbsm.
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pol tie 81 of Sepembcr--Mr. Gold
owncr, mas agreed to deliver up all III
the committee Of this town, to be lol. u
% the orders Of the Continental ConorI
lhsPeoPeof the Roie frieate, in ths(x
are very vigilant in farching every yeA
&c goingup the river from this TOWN.
ny agenoeman from Liycrpoulpe are\
ed, That the merchants, aud people in 4
at Liverpool, and as far round as he eoulA.
were heartily dilpoied ia favour Of Ami
That SirWillian Meredith declared openelVv
fore and at his election for Liverpool, his IN
mcnts againR the mcainres of Administration
wards the colonies That the order Of his n
Jelty IN council, prohibiting the expectation
n-Powder, arms, &c. had topped ten or Eff,
large lhips there, almoa ready for the lea, DO.
10 the coat of Africa.
The deputy poamaller- general has crdersd
potts, weekly, from New York to Canada.
way OF Albany, on Wednesdays and Saturday
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-05-19

ny tS.ci tasstiGifes. your LcsGa.i1s may
80 both The psiltion AID tns King aniwer, In
the records IN the Tower. E.ale clergy taxed
thcll.eNes when the parliament attempted 20
tax them, they foutly refuie3 iaid they were
not Represented there; that they had pa.lia-
ment Of their own, which Represented the clergy;
that they would tax them.eves they did TO-
Much i1els has been laid upon Wales, before
it was united as it now IS, as if the King, itand-
ing in the place of their former Princes of that
country, raiied money by his own authority
But the real fact is otherwiie for find that,
long before Wales was fubdued, the northern
counties Of that principally had representatives
and parliament or aflembly. As to Ireland,
my Lords. before that kingdom had parGa-
mens as itnow has, If your Lordihips will exa-
nine the old records, you will find, that, when
tax was to be laid on, that country the Irifh
fent over here representatives I; and the fame
records will inform your Lcrdfhips what wages
thoie representatives received from their coniti-
tuents. In ihort, my Lords, from the whole
of our hiitory, from the earlieit period, you will
find thattaxarIon andrepreientation were always
united 70 true are the words of that conium-
mate reaioner and politician MIR. Locke. be-
fore alluded to his book have again con-
inlted hun and, 6ading that ne writes 10 APP
plicably to the iubiea in hand, and 70 much
in favour of my fentimenrs, beg your Lord
ihips leave toread little of his book .---'' The
iupreme power cannot take from any man any
part of his property without his own content )"
and B. Ii. P. I36-I3o. particularly No.
Such are the words of this great man, and which
are well worth your Lordihips ferrous attention.
His principles are drawn from the heart Of our
contribution, which he thoroughly underitood,
and will laft as longas that fhaIl lat andto his
immortal honour, know not to what, under
Providence, the revolution and all its happy
effects are more owing than to the principles of
government laid down by MIR. Locke. For
theie reafOns, my Lords, can never give my
afent to any bill for taxing the American
Colonies, while they remain inexperienced
for as to the diitin6tion of virtual repreienta-
tion, it is 20 ablurd as not TO deierve an antwerp
therefore pats it over with contempt. The
forsfathers of the Americans did not leave their
native country, and fubjea themfelves TO every
danger and diitreis, to be reduced to fate of
aavey They did not give up their rights
they looked for protection, and not for Chains
from their mother country By her they ex-
peGfed TO be defended in the poliefion OF their
property, and not TO be deprived of 1t !; for,
ihould rhe preient power continue, there Is
nothing which they can call their own ; or, to
uie the words of Mr.. Locke, Sc what property
have they in thar which another may by right
take when he pleafes to-himielf.n
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ao5.c ssanp.- Ia tn so,asay i,i..tl az .ao,, ,l.
g Fiat viii IN cafe the pe. p.a,iro "a ;is eoati-
ihai Join IN the meaflrr CT eySa 4 y The Nr e.
Ports IN ths proyin.e viii eome in 20 Is L. " "a yr
Vehess las they tome ir) asvs he i+k June .a4
thar we wiii neither inpos, q Sl7-r Gj On ;iee
mesehandze produce . The orrnr,sa south cao.-
M, moas especially that wi break oil Elk and
from the Wea-Indes, AIRY pt Of Great Britain ire
land, and that this reoluton we viii continue in ,ll the
Town and Pert Of Bolton is again opened and fue 90 in
and out Of, ill the dpuiss between this continent ami
Great Britain arc ietted upon Itch BATS thar and
children may enjoy all thoe privledec contend
ing, and reaionablc men ought to contend for :"
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81 IN its n,oa friendly and fymrsth,,
,Ds The dete. mina,ion of ali the panirs
}. tasr brethren n Bottom, whom they
IN tie eona'on cau.c Of America, ana tl-~% ~
ca; the colony. M
Mr. Revere writes that 70 high is the ipris o ia III
pafiutin in that Socny that eeteman then in CO.. n
Iany when nc wro declared that in cafe that violent
lure q blocking the rort took Place, he would iend ooY
load OF wheat the relief OF the poor Bottom his own
expense. n
Il is whlpere thar or Of socol. Acs!ng Is made Y
to pay for the tea deuyed lat winter, in Poon, b.
refoa Whole public geneohty has hitiyfo nae no great
ec!at Qgec, Would certain honoursbe Boisd iurs
{ chez, be insed dry countsna1oe the Gh
uiiEive dipoftion, OF Tome individuals the wiis
meaiurcs OF Naturalization thereby retain their loa
II this metropolis
On Monday lar the Town of Syeanes, made choice @.
EaENEzER l'RAyKR, Eiq; for their Representative. .
MARRIED Mr. Henry Dasidon, to Mis- Polly
Crcenlcaf, cdet daughter Of the haze FIR. jonathan
Creenleaf Urkoferer.
DIED Mrs Hannah News, wife Of Mr.. Thcaizs
Mewfe wolen -rr anufaeture., At tic ou1h-end hf.
Benjamin Hall, tide vaircr. Mr. John Tucle., name.
Mr.. Trckey, hPwright. In TIE Alm.Iioal,, Mr. Cor
man, and Jemmy Breet. At MaT.b5goagh, mr. Ioeph
Suatten. AT Rowly, Rev. MIR. Jedcdlah |s'gsst. As .
NewhurY- Port, Mrs. Mary Grecnough, wife Of Mr..
William Grenougb, iail-alaker.--Nils. Masy Symms:,
eonlort Of Capt Synn.es.
sALxM Nay ~ Il is confidently iad that the FEAST
Of government 70 Be ed from Bottom this town.
that the general aemby, after the approaching election,
70 fit here and that houe, the upper part OF yhs
town, is actually taken Up for the rtsenec Of his Excen
cy General G A L, cur new appointed Governor.
Its ao alered that -four regiments, daily expected from
Teand are be iaoned, three in this town, and at
Mablehead
e Tie Prscsedingi sFfbs HoeE Of CCmaOrf,
on The BeqOn Pvf BIZ, qv5icb qv0r in MS
Monday Papers, mga BE- omitted ttis spssk far
qsant Of room.
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For the MAssAcHUsETTs s p Y.
To the ArCh-Traitor II Ut CHINS

y SIK,
Ut is to be hoped, that you have wrecked all your
malice againit the place Of your Nativity. You arc
now going to leave il in Ruins But know II the curtis
cf whole people, can have any effect you wiIneyer h5e
another peaceful moment. You nouihrd, and che
rhed and as it wcre landed the knees Of endens
and Affection and in retarn you have plotted tho ruin Of
your country. If you have any Of he feelings OF humane
~, not TO lay ehrianlty, (r beiye you inde, no..
withdrawing all your hypocntiea pretences) you nua
fs7 q0hb be, npon your esnda3 And expeet 70 hear
foon, thar you are become a AcoR-MIssABIB, and
yoar o1on ExetHfi9nn.------He that II may, you
will be alcd B9is bamari genfri' and four name hand
ed down, Cor an exer4foH, and czyl, ahDsng, and
b,eyerb Of rtpvsacb, to all future generations.
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Of different Occupations trades chzrn md dipsllons,
to who ufea 10 have free aof, hsse either totally
raken, or aociased him with aeompzny OF zzngsr, with
which he cuts moi adieuous figure. A ypunB 20
thu great mohcation Of d, ohierng tc toehef day'
that M made pretty eontss iEh the vailies below snat
the ers were prettiy inepsied 1nnnng the woos, ana
thar e fond Of srhg Che &azs IN the evenings sne
ades the esbsst oPoffbuth. which contains 70 many
hps Of war. She d afraid At the psandins Of s1 ana
yet is confanty notng bsvss e fneePhble arf.' u
the middle Of famsrt e dnnIa ba Il Der meals and eAsfs
b9yfitbsin without receiving any ssm from than ne
afs weather, but likes clear And yetg mm's
you, ne is very bAmiabh young lady. Shs % tine s
laset ks, quick bans delicate tsrns, and seod at
The clerk ofths parh az the oonclnon Of every psyeE
akes in vsin the names Of exalted Hamas. While the
clergyman ees out, .sJ 81, ~ Lord God Of Sata baie II
and heek proceeds tolhy savds and bsa'ib aEs
Hail. with te people, siss IL 10 bayugis and eseamst
sA This snnds Of elergymans gao hxv'1g - m.
pedment IN his esch usd % add after an ana usE
to read, Lord s~s the King = and the esi opt %
complaianes through the force Of examples went en-
" and mercifly besr when call upon thee. linen
zion this 20 prove te truth Of the proverbs that mosng
Is catrhing and the dcnlouine of fueh pFonuneiaph'
GsItms aeand saltb and ebpas as and srsGf~' was
adyS with the other night. And, this mornings meeunsa
gentleman lightly dresd, he obfeyed to him, that ne was
very bei. In hot poor 70 frequently abhied b peo-
pie Of Ell denoinat ons, that he ubGed, IN tbs puee
manneT, dR hamb to beg better ufaee Tor the mtnFs
and to remind thole who thus wantonly huc him, mat
they cannot Be bspey without him. He hopes thar ms
viii Be tsen proper notice Of which win be desmed great
favour conferred on DiiSoAiOiAts q, enc
$3.50 81 r. II Ne
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FRID Az, January ,.

ra O SIT . ~.
A Asaisr Il fbs Fraksids and sfbv Lnbsbissfs tbs
Tsssa y beaesIsrfa, ys'.sy "a i774' y -
;:: 9! 8. H:',ssg .s's WI WsifrHrrcros
S911SzS Of this TcNn, Labourg, Pstfenally iP-
1N& peassd and acknowledged In tia Meeting
MO nsR and iab<rribea the folowihg with hh ewn
sev<yE[ss2 Hand 81 fopnd I'D Tssen SasFdsys q
G3a7k658 going round upon the M'uihes broashs
NzGssS6s s5aS On th& fame kinking no Harm retafa-
Inn met ione Gentsnen Belonging % the Cattle who
aed me i'll haa ben picking up the Ruins aaed them
there was any Harm fhey iad except nom my Neigh.
hous,AecordineIy brought HomE the fame, part Of
which dpofsa Of and the Remainder took from me nce
EBENEZER WITHINGToN"
RESOLVES, That his C0ndua therein proceeded from
Inadvertaucy, and ID gives the eatea satlsfon % s
Town that he hath been dtosend telling ad Tea, ctheE-
wife the Conipiarors againa Rights and Liberties might
hsse taken Oc<a6on 70 have innuated thsh Mnner is
tst the whole Of the Tea ad have been deged vas
plundcrsd and privately fold contrary 70 the mot notosious
fsa And where's the iaid Ebenezes Wilmington hath
declared that he hath fold Part Of the Tea which b. had
taken up % before laid 10 divers Perions,
Rrsoxvnp. THAT the iaid Peffons be and are hereby
drcd TO deliver 70 heCommittee Of Cosondencs of ths
Town the Tea thus purchased BY them Of the fd Wtne
son to the intent chat the fame may be totally dued
and If d perons either Of them Gall Fenie 70 70 do,
they haIl Be deemed Enemies who have joined with the
Tea Congnees and other ConstosrD promote the uie Of
poed aesosdngy and any Other Pesfon Perons hal
have takenn any Of the Gid Tea h sxeed that they
deliver the fame "a arsiid, ohewiis theif Names haA
sllo be publicly expoled in the like Manner.
RxsoLvrD, That this Town, viii BY al Means N
sleir Power dsountenabee the ue Of Tea while L Is b
ieh d Duty inpced on il by the Birth Parliament iof
the Pupole Of rafting Revenue in Anerca without our
Conen and that We will prevent the Importation thereof
into THE Town q a. We mar be abe % % do, and that
We viii not psrf ss q aay Msgeh>nr, shoPkssPsr eshrr
Psrson, Who faI praeos the eling Of Tea khiea to
Duty Il tsfot iad any enc Article Of any Kind ~haosssr
Rxsolvxp, That this Town On the m6a mature De-
hhkion hshy approve Of the Proceedings % the People
who ansnbled Ia the Old South Meeting Houis in Boion
On the aoth Of Novunber aR and hnss the EndsavpVr
tey si1en uisa 70 preere The Property Of the EaIrda
eoshpanY md that the Opinion Of thsTcwn that the
pefruton Of the Tea proceeded entirely fOn the Obnaey
Of the conhsncss, and the coIsof Of the cbcms in
6ne to grant clsarancs, and Of the Governor IN fuing
20 grant pafs for Mr. Roehs Ship.
the Copy from Dorrhefer Records.
Atseh. NOAH CLAP, Town-clsrk.