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be ttationea where their prefcnec may be me-.
,ceHary and required: Be it yhereforc enacted
byr kings mott excellent MaeRy, by and
with ~. advice and content Of the Lords fpiri-
tual and temporal, and commons, In this pre-
fent parliament alembled, and-by the aurho@
rity of the fame, thar, in fuch cafes, it lhan
and may be lawful for the perions who now
are, or may be hereafter, authorized by law,
in any of the provinces within his Maleity's
dominions in Ngysb- 4Amriea, and they are here
by respectively authorized, imPoweredy and
directed, on the requiGtion of the officer who,
for the time beings has the command of his
Maely's forces in Nsrb-l 4snuiea, 10 callfe any
officers or folders in bis Majelty's iervice TO
be quartered and billetted in fuch. manner rs
is now directed by law, where no barracks arc
provided by the colonies.
And be il further enaAed by the authority
aforefaid, that If il ihall happen at any time
that any officers or folders in his Majeay's Ter
vice ihalI remain within any Of the faid COLO
mics without quarters, for the fpace Of twenty
four hours after iuch quarters thall have been
demanded, it nall and may be lawful for the
Governor of the province TO order and direct
fuch and 70 many uninhabited houies, out
houies, barns, or other buildings as he hall
think neceaay to be taken, (makihg reAfon-
able allowance for the fame. land made fit for
the reception of fuch officers and folders and to
put and quarter fach officers and folders thsre-
in, for fuch time as he hall shinig proper.
And be it further enacted by the authority
aforelaid, that this at, and every thing herein
contained, ihali continue and be in force, in all
his MajeRy's dominions in Norfb Aavioa, IN
I'll the twenty fourth day Of March, one thou
iand even hundred and fryenty-Gx. y =
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or the MASSACHUSE IT'S SPY.
To CHRISTIAN PRINTERS.

qJs Coon Of the PEOPLE is tie SUPREME
Law in s0ery Country, and THEY bavs
DIVINE RIGHT 10 PM kbiJ Lazo in execution.
MY text contains the original, hereditary,
wi indefeafble right, of all mankind TO Ii
bcrty.-Whoever oppofas this doctrine, or en-
deavours to deprive any people of their divine
right to liberty, is traitor TO his fellow men,
and rebel againf COP, who gave liberty
with life to all his rational creatures. The
laws of heaven, for the rule of human conduit,
are, "Love yourneighbour as yourielf- What
foever you would that men fhould do to you,
do veto to them )" but theie preccpts have no
effect upon the minds of unprincipled tyrants
and traitors, therefore the Majeay Of the peo-
pie muf ariie to fubdue fuch unfeeiing villains
who harden themielves in iniquity. The peo-
pie have divine command to exerciEe juftice
and judgment spon fuch abandoned wretches,
and bind them in " letters of iron." If the
iecurity of freedom fhouId require Arms, it
will be the duty Of every man to grid on his
armour, and he that hath no iword mutt even
fell his coat to purchaie one The plumber
which our enemies daily get by their robberies
will frongly fimulate them to perfevere, and
/ do nor expect that we ihall rid this country
of all the baneful herd without smbozudsr
| hope therefore every man will be we'll pro-
vided and lay out the money which was for
merly expended for the noxious tea, to purchafe
arms and ammunition. This is your indif
Penhble duty, my hearers, and / hope you will
all with readin.fs and Ermnefs Of mind pradife
70 important duty. l obierve with great IA
tisfaetion, that the Americans have their eyes
open, and are convinced that nothing but
firm united fand will iecure their rights from
the rapacity Of our enemies; the mot leihasgic
minds are Ldndled into ardour, and noae bur
paJEVs fouls and thoie VINO hope to gain by
their zzgs6gingG. give the leaf counueRanee 10
the enemies Of liberty.
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THUMB. I62.

COP hath mott wonderfully fmiled upon
this country, ferries of events have taken place
the year Paa remarkably favourable TO our
rights TRAITORS have been diicovered, wicked
plans and deep laid fchemes have been laid
open and defeated, the union of rhe colonies
ftrengthened, and the fpirit of liberty greatly
increafed; the American iyfem of freedom Is
complicated, the military art hath made fwift
ptogrefs, new tribe Of ASoIgisss has ariien,
Whole qvarrias have already given proofs Of
their valour in the cauie of liberty; and if the
cauie ihould require it in any future time, We
doubt not but they will tate e6'' the enc
mics to this country.---In ihort; the afpea Of
liberty is bright and glorious in America, the
hand of Cor truif is with US, and that he
will caufe US to tread down our enemies, and
in HIS NAME we flall triumPhin FREEDoM |
NsqO-EzgLaaS, 1874. The PREACHER.
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F r I d A Y March A.
B Q S T o N.

b Q S I o N.
The Houfe having previous the carrying up the In
parchment, Aequaintes the Governor Of their Refoto
and dshed be would Thea Be the Chair his Exceleney
was pleaed TO tent hem he following MsHsre, w.
"CerfLamss Of fSs HoEfs Of Rspv1(snfsfives,
BY your MelAse Of ysterdly, you informed me tist
you bad reIoived to impeah Peter Oliver, Efq chrs
Iuee Of the Superior Court &c. before the Governor and
Council Of high crimes and nf.emeanors and that you
had prepared the articles Of Impeachment, and you pyed
that would be in the Chair that you might tien have a.
opportunity ofl1yng them before the Covencr and couns
know Of no fpecies Of high crimes and mifdemsznos
any offence Again the law committed within this pro-
vD LEI the rank condition Of the offender Be whst Il
may, which s not equitable by ioe ndc1toy or judrca
tories, and DO not know that the Governor and coun-
have urdeOn ish any isdicssofy In esissl
cafes, any authority to try and determine any peces d
high crimes and midemeanors whatever.
"If ! hould aGrme surifdaiOn, and with the coansd
ny offenders Sgsin the law without authority granted by
the Cha law ct The province In purusncs Of the
Charter, hOuo make myfsf liable to anIwss befse js-
dirstoy which would have onsnisancs Of my efsnce sod
his Maay' fabee wouId have juf czuis to coaisin Ct
bring deprived Of trial BY ju the general claim Of Ens
linen exoept in tbOe cafes wha the law ny have md
lrecial PTuvlon to the oOrtraT.
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For the MASSACHUSETTS, spy.


TTw was matter Of no finall fiirprize, at a
l. late funeral, why the honorable his Maief-
Vs Council, and the honorable Houie of
Representatives, did not walk in the procefionI
as It ieemed was their intention, by adjoining
the Court during the time, and repairing to
the houie ofthe deceaied but when the reaion
is given, that influenced their conduit az this
time, think every one mutt be convinced of
the propriety Of their behaviour, and freely
acknowledge, it was highly becoming rentIe-
men who not only coniult the intereR. but the
honour and dignity of the province. The
traniaetion was as follows :--T,he porter came
to the door OF the room, where the above qen-
tlemen, with Aumber of officers both Of the
a-y and n--y, were ieated and acquainted.
ti%m, that the relations were all gone and de-
fired them TO join the procefion. Immediately
the a-----l arole from great chair, in which
he had placed himfelf, and without any ccre.
mony walked our Of the room, after whole
example the other OFFS both hyperion and in
fericr crouded out, without any regard to the
honorable members of the court, and entirely
excluded them from proceeding in their proper
place. Such behaviour mutt appear TO any
man of fpirit, TO be highly afrontive, and NO
doubt was defgned as mark of contempt and
diireipeet to be offered to thOfe worthy gcntle4
men, however, 1t was looked upon in that light
BY them, and accordingly refented, as appears
BY their returning Immediately to the tate
hcufe, through another freet.
Thus it appears from the above relation of
the affair, which may be depended upon as
tact, that every petty Or in the ny thinks
ne either has a right to take precedence of the
iupreme authority in this province, or may in
fnlt the government, through its Rcprefenta-
tiyes, whenever he pleafes, with immunity,
whether this doctrine will cOrrelpond with the
ientments of the generality Of your readers,
| will not pretend to determine, but the behs-
viour Of theie fons of Mars in this inilance,
appears TO me, to be very pre1umptuous and
arrogant. WIN.
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W5oa aga
IA Ia. I6s, I66. AIS. Is7, 6a7. Lss. "a.
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From tBs Pennsylvania PACKET.
Fc~ FarEMAE TO be fs~ass Of zUN Of his LrBER-
II TsvW not egrre to it.---It Is tenure not to be
foundin all Littleson.' coxE.
LET TER II.
To the IuDcE of the HIGH CoURr of
ADMIRALTY at PHILADELPHIA.
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Il HON A SIS MARINE LIST.

BosroN, March IL.
ARRIVED. Nieoon from Iamaiei and Cape Nichola;
ome, Guadalupe and Sc. Euitatia CaiyclI, Madeira
Cochran, Folger, Eldridge and Howes, cape-Niehola
Ayrs, GRENADA and ST. Lucia Rich, Hopkins, White,
Ridley, Ceilings, Godfrey and Pulling, North Carolina
Brown, South Carolina Smith and Pain, Maryland
Summers, Hawey and Burroughs, Ncw-HMeh.
SALEM and MARBLEREAp.
ARRIVED. Parions, Maryland Davis, and Burnam,
Virginia Standby, North-C Carolina Phelps, and IngeOl;
Turks Iilsnd Dominion, Angulla.
NEwBvRY-PoRT, March o.
ARRIvEb. NONE.
PIscArAoUA, March n.
ARRIVED. JOhnloH, Iobago Follett, Dominica ana
ST. Eutati.
RHoDE-IsLAsb, March ~.
ARRIVED. Clark, from Baltimore Potter, Mono
and Tillnghaa, Weit-Ihdies German, Virginia MaeeN
Antigua JArmAn Maryland.
Nkw-YoRk, March =.
ARRIVED. Bohanan from Virginia Lowndes and
LghbOum, Turks Hands Dyke ST. Euatia; st. Croix,
Rhode-liland LawreDee and Tanner, Coraeoa Hunt,
5. Carolina Stafford, st. Auguinr Scott, N. Carolina
PHLADELPHIA, March a.
ARRIVED. Allen from Bottom Mitchell, Virginia
Mullett, St. Kits; llngvorth, Dominica Craig, Anti
qua foriter, HiiPanioa Fnurane, St. crox Crppcn,
Jamaica Williams, HipAnioa Cox, Liibon, Barry and
Lul, ST. Euitata Crawford, St. Croa Canan, St.
Euifatia
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have received nd tcaiy oaad but they Whole minds
can f for cnequencc, which they could not with honour
avoid will undertand when lay, that have eii thoie
wounds which lar iurpais in anguh every bodily pain
The anonymous aTans, who have been really the cauie
of this mitchell remain unknown but time, srui, will
drag them forth to the punihnent they delerye.
OF thofe to whom unknown, the candid and honour
able, ore hope convinced, thar thenurous charges which
have been brought agan totally foundation
With thofe whom am known, Hater myiclf the
FAINT tenor of my lire has rendered defence Of my conduit
unneceiiary.
have but few words to FAY upon the fubjed
As Mr. Whateys narrative tends to confirm the iuiPeon
of my having taken from him the letters which ient
to Bottom, do again mof iolemny AFFIRM that neither
took from him ho any other letters, but iueh as were
written by my brother and myief late Mr.. Whatey,
and that with his knowledge and content nor had any
concern, directly, indirectly, in procuring ranimnng
the letters which were ient to Bottom.
i. TEMPLE.
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Porter.-At Ncwbury- port, Mr.. SamuelCrcfey.
ihipwright Wells, in the county of York,
Joan Sayer, Eiq;-At hew-H4ven, Capt.
Ghrifopner Kilby, deputy poi -malter.--At
NorwalK; M. John Bel.ing. deputy PoG-
mater.-ln the Welt Indies, Capt. HAyne,,ao .
Mr.. Jotham Odiorn, both of Porlnou.h. hew.
Hampihlre.-In England, the Right Rev. d.
Willes, lord biihop OF Bath and Weil,.--.icuI.
Gen. Webb, Colonel of the 18th regimen. OF
dragoons.-Dr Hawkiaorth, author of the
-Adventurer, and compiler of the lat voyage
round the world.
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The famO hfty two pounds Pennlyivania Currency
fu aznsE, demanded the Pce-Ofce for the car.
rage Of about three hundred and fifty Nevvspapers n
hundred and thirty miles, payable in weekly payments, :,
tie PapcEs 4giS.IetsV -: Pot.
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c,ta-,h:y greatly rebcttci men Of iaom, from
WHOM. the people a,den,ly sxpea the i-saton of AmerSa
Every one pays for their leees he CanaaI bl ferses
greatly eemcnt them welfare and me unanimy
expected in their councils auoa aes them oft. What
neauies will be adopted is yet very uncertain; ome
think incorporation and importation 20 Weit-ndes
and Great-Butain, Others only Great Britain But by
what gather IL will be only with GeaB Britain for the
preien, and the Weii-Indes condonily, at ions flu
tue meeting OF the Conse,f they find the hr nciceta
al. General Gage is moi leveely handled in the papers
here and at Virginia, for his taking his appointment.
Government has in this place vino dares appear
its advocate. The members from Virginia were jua now
received with ringing Of bells, and other marks OF mott
hearty welcome. Upon the whole, every thing bears
moR proming appearance for the future welfare of Ame
RIGA"
The behaviour and motion ofthe troops in Bottom, lat
Sabbath, oceaoned fupcon that another iecet cxped
ton was foot on which, hear, the inhabitants of
Watetown alembled with their arms for tie protection
ofome pieces of depohted in that place for the
ulc of the people.
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THE respectable Public are hereby in

IT Fl Z respectable Public are hereby in
formed Mat the Subscriber, living in Sutton, intend
to leave every other Branch Of Rune in my Way, and
apply myef wholly to that kmaking HOES. And
having prepared Matters, bxosidng convenient Shop,
fra Day of October nez and continue in that Branch
only, not doubling but a meet with uheisnt Eneou-
ragement from thois&yhom my Ambition PromPs me to
ferve mean thoie Who well Wihes to American
Freedom. Bur hoie aeobites that would inaamc their
Country by giving their Suffrage for the Execution Of any
northumberland, al not through my Hands, nor BY
any Peron for under me, be pPed with inge one,
unis Seohity be FRI given, that iueh Tool IS to &c em
POyedin making Grave Tx Feet DEEP 70 hide one (
more of the Heads Of thofe obnoxious Wretehes. III
Gentlemen in the neghbourng Governments, may be iut
Piled with what Numbers they may want to carry on tht
Bufnefs, by giving leaionabe Notice, whole FavoaS u
be an additional Obligation on me, to acknowledge my
theirs and the Public's moR obedent and very hurt
Servant, M U w "A En-
Sutton, September 9th, 1874,
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A COW LOST.
CTRAYED from the Owner, lait

- Saturday, binale eoloured oW, middins Size,
sbou, fix or fevsn Years old. Whoever can inform the
Printer where e is al be handfOly rewarded, and all
Charges paid.
? NJ B. She had fnal Piece off the Side Of one of
her Ears, about the Size of Dollar.
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Cgasm-I Po,t Of Saim and 11arblebead SEPT. Ie.
ARRIVED. Hinkley from Newfoundland, Rodgcn
Greenoek, Brooks and Hawley, New-Haien Hurd, Mil
ler and Williams New London, and Bernard, NewYork-
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Eyfrasf If a htifr t,or PHILADELPHIA,
I he Consres opened lat Monday,
Peyton Randolph, Eq; was eholen ChaimS -,
Charles Thompion, Secretary; Thee Is guar
the door OF the houie (Carpensers Hall) in wlieI
meet, and the eiulJ OF hoe meetings confined 70
among themeves, that AIee the leaf iylabe Of their pro-
ceedngs reach the 81 the expecting public The worthy
Farmer, together with Thomas Wiling, Eiq; b9tf, by
the united voice Of the respectable body OF degavecaed
in, to give their asanee, the great ilss6ton and
peanre Of the people. We alarmed iaa Tueflay BY
expels from Bottom, and yeerday BY another from New
York il has in icme meaidse fubided. The phyl-
clans bee, il is laid, have agreed immaculate patients
tor the mslpox, during The fitting Of the Congrc, a.
eseral of the northern and outhen delegates have
had that diiorder."
MARRIED Mr.. William Phillips, jun. merchandise
MsMeriam Maon iseond litter OF Mr.. JonahanMaion-
AT Reading, The Rev. Mr.. swain, Of Wcnhan, to Mis-
Elizabeth Hawthorne, of that place.-At Rhode-ind,
Hon. Sir John Tteviie, Knight Of Malta aud Captain OF
Cavalry in the iervee of his mott chtian Maleny, to
Mrs. Abigail Stoneman, Of Newpor-At Chadetswns
SOuth-caolina, Mr.. JoirPh Scott, to M6 Katy Adams
DIED. Mar. John Sorin, baker, Mrs. Ink, widow.
MIR. Joieph Wadron.--At Salem, John Leeeh, Eis
MIR. Samuel orne, merchant.
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TIE expeucs pavisg IRE e'es in fbs tszOss Bsfa1
j. slsusy, d1fySLy afssEe fax all fbs iababrsH'i'
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WRIT m G and Arithmetic, to
w be taught in Evenings. The School to be opened
the fra Monday in October next, the Writing School
Hou in Queen eet, and to be Continued tor the Seaon.
Where due Care will be taken for nrutton in its various
Branches ulual, and il is hoped will meet with like
Acceptance which fha be the Aim of the Subcriheran
Afifant in OF the public Schools.
Stpf. Io, i774. WILLIAM DALI Jun
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sb(stved fism tIsr allegiance; hc CON,
"a t,oLen: IA Government founded on that COMPACT
a. lis no exeuie, the bar Of reaiso, 10 aledss
ss, d. P,ns~ vas adv.sd; T after repea;sd Warnings
Va IN 40 ons.e femblance Of Mseay would Periit m the
,o, Il is of no eopquenee the peope whether RING
o,,;u<Y III mse at the mitigation OF BHFe, M'rtfe, JDI
n..7 He who is 20 wicket as to vioaye bis oath
IN ,as,iion of Ksay, is weak to be truftea with
II. rights OF LSn19 mes. 80, :.
nave orly then ore queacn ,caik Of the people; Il "
Iii, " ever they hcuIi be 60 unhappy to 1--we under
puy.d Princes whether they ~euid NOT ooner fee Hnottr
SeaaH erected WttsR than @nsfbe, s'rsn1s" N Wet
rcn ,Learfod would be crouded with heroes, the ABBEY
with children, Tor the fake Of arce-fhcw; Whit the;
would run the general out Of the PeoPe zVrb tie bead
rbat Pays no regard 10 abe Jaere3res q an can!
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Fbis Day srIIilsed,

Fbr Day pEiLy5sd,
And to be old by EDES and GILL, ssS T. 4 7. FLEET.
EXTRACTS from the Votes and Pro-
IL cscdngs Of the American Continental CONGRESS,
held at Philadelphia, TIE sth Of September, I774 Con-
tanning, The Bill Of Rights, Liz of Grievances 0ccahonal
Receives, the Es.cIOs, Addre to the People Of Great
Britain, and Memorial the Inhabitants OF the Bruih
American Colonies.
PubI,i,rd " Order of the CONGRESS.
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GRAND AMERICAN CONGRESS.

TIE CoHtinufa! Csse,e fbas ct Pbadebia RE 56 Of
Sepebs, Iai, 51sis ap on Wedrd, ttt 26r6 III. TIE
siesU;ae ssatisa, sOifb Olrai o'bsr matters sMPo,
faues is BY ibfm recommended tbs inbaPNrf N~fb-
A S s q c L A T o N, &c.
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3 his Majchy's mott loyal nhltets, me
Delegates Of the fcveral Colonies OF
New Hampihife, MaGachuietts-Bay,
+ hAde l1and Conneetieu., Hew-Yo'k,
New Terfey, PenniylvaniS, tie three
lower Counties of Newcait1e, Kent,
and SuGex on Delaware, Maryland,
Virpinia. North Carolina, and South
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{, Nav Auefion-Room, Dock Square.
TO- MORROW Morning, at TEN oCloek,
Viii be fold By Public Vendue,

Viii be fold By Public vendue,
At II u " Il Z RS Autfion-Room,
Lately improved Store, BY Mr.. THOMAS WALLLY,
A GREAT Variety of Englifh Goods
Amongst which are Bread Cloths, kerieys, Ratteens,
ShaIIoons, Tammes, Dursnts, Denmark Luars, Dawboy,
MEMS and womens worried Hofe, Manchefer velyc,s,
Brerches Patterns, Silk ard Worried Mitts 34ths, 7Shs
and yard wide Ir Lnnens, Checks, Dowlss, Calx, ow-
cred and plain Lawns variety Of fine Damaa ard Diaper
Table Cloaths, few Pieces of beautiful fPriged Muffin,
Long Lawns, Renting ard LINEN Handkerchef, Sewing
Silks Taae, Sattins, Modes, Rbbonds, Silver Watches.
ALTO, Houie Furniture, and Quantity Of Ciafs and
Crockery. WIN. HUNTS, An6toneer.
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oesy, seneyoaty, and Gc sm, We fefo.e hi2 rses
so pcor, Uep9a Of Psit eysfs be peilos~s9' va
by, the defenders OF res shs tue Aeiois 81 90"
lists Of mankind, VIII take pat asS hsif al ehcsas
bsetben in the colonies, o. Eso Of eps. and
fbr, o.un e,s enemies whole ntrees, fer iever4 years
paa lave BEEN wholly ssescrd 10 ltp'n e ioandAons o
civil and rel gious liberty. f.Hc
Another resfon, tina, engaged prefer the Commercial
mode Of oppoton, arole fom afdanee, that as ods
will prove e1ficz u.s. If il be pea nd in with hassy snd
virrae and that your conduct will be iaen1ed by hoe
laud.b inciples cannot be qaoeec. Your own ialsa-
ton aad that your poey depends upon youiiel's
You have already own that YOU entertain proper enie OF
the bLns you trivng realn. .Aganihe temporary
you may uer from fcppage OF trade you
will weigh iD the oppoe balance, the endieis ner-s you
and your d edants mutt endure eitat ed bitIay
power. Y will forget the honour of your country that
mua from your behaviour take title in the ematon OF the
world 10 glory or to flame and you will, with the deepeit
attention. rec that if the peaoeabe mode OF oPpoton
recommended BY u.s. be broken and resdefed neeetua as
your cruel and naughty minaea YES, from eon'enp-
tuous opinion of your hmne, nifty predict viii be the
cafe, YOU mutt inevitably be reduced TO hooe, either more
dangerous CONTEXT na rous, and infamous fuemlliioi'
Motives thus cogen arng hom The emergency OF your
unhappy coadtsn mu your utnoot diligence and ZEAL
to give all poble energy the Paec neAfuts calculated
for you relief: But we think ourves bound 10 duty to
oberve to you that the icheme ssaed az amt hec Colonies
have been 70 condued render Prud that YOU ihoud
extend your views the mo unhappy ard be IN all
eileefs prepared for every contingency Above al things
earney YOU with devotion of Pt, Penitence Of
heart, and amendment oe humble yo teves and impioe
the favour of Almighty God. And 6 'eny bseech his
divine goodness, take you into his ga-oe pro eeon'