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TO BE SOLD BY
.ANIEL NC A K I 7,

In Union-Sueet, near the coEnhed,
TITS whole Rock in trade, coniiiting OF
i Linnps, woens, chinees and calicoes, Silks, Silk
.od si.c RnfsIl Shoes and clOgs Chdrens Morocco ditto
Fans, Gloves, Lsees, um very reh) great variety OF
China War, Clas Stone and Ezrthen ware, Spices &c
&c. &c. at the neat Aefng cot for eaih. ANY pef,0n
80, = nav uit to take the whole or any cOnhdesble
,-f thereof NAV have them On terms that viii be age-
ne Likevis the hou be lives in to be fold or et'
Germ. vy raonabe being place well fuit-d tor taoe with
- ,uv consrneces about r and IN good rsPair Enquire
As above.
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. In the Houie Of Representatives, June !, 1774.

In the Houfs Of Representatives, June "a, I774.
X7HEREAS there will become due in this month,
Wv fundry notes given BY the prcvnee-treaiurer, and
fucient provon having been made for the paying off the
fame, and If the Poeors Of iueh hOud not bring
them in to the eaer to be paid the province win fueT
damage BY fneh negle9s
Therefore Refolyed That the poeors Of fuch notes,
who all bring them to the prOvinceteafuts to be
paid by the la day of n next, a not receive any in.
tere the fame, after that time, and the province tea-
fusr hereby directed forthwith eauie this order TO be
pubhed in all the Bottom Newspapers, three weeks ue-
cevey, that every concerned may be notified hereof
Sent up for concurrence. +. CUSHING, fPeaker
In council, June 18th, |, , Read and coneuned.
John COTTON, D.-fec'y.
Confented TO, TIOs. GAGE.
true copy, attef. JOHN COTTON, D. fecp.
- The ueaiurer of the province hereby
gives public notice the delinquent conables and coe
tors Of province taxes that they pay the fame into the
treAfny by the ,If Of July neat.
Traary- oaioe, June iS,I774
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H~O be let a Houfe and Shop IN Union
) ii Street. near the corp-Fields. Enquire OF VIII
LIAM WILLIAMS st the Head Of Long what.
N. b. Al kinds Of Malhsmancal iuiruinenss,- % y
isli y fis WILLIAMS
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Stage No. !, fets

OHARLESTOWN Stage No. !. fets
- out with four good Horfes for Salem, from Mr..
woAa 's Tavern every Morning at O'clock and returns
she fame Day; it puts up At Mr.. Goodhues IN Salem.
Anv Gentlemen or Ladies who wants Pafagc arc deied
20 call az Admiral vernons, in King-areet, Bottom or
Mr. woart's, in chHIeaown, and leave their Names
AIfc Al the fame Place, Stage No. 4 with four good
Horfes may be had to convey any Gentleman or LADY
4 pifianee as five or FIX Miles.
ANY Gentlemen Ladies who ehooie to 90 in either
Of ,he above Stages, will be accommodated in the belt
Manner, and the naIIeA Favour win be Acknowledged,
By their humble Servant,
SAMUEL LORD.
c5a,isfe~cn, June IA, 1874.
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ho;h cs'p,urll ani rational nor have ieen reaion
alter my opinion about cuch government nse that day
Another thing wherein jou nave deceived the pubh,
this, viz. you FAY, that Sc the form OF cal, IN
der TO be puelenred to MIR. Murray" The truth OF :
a. was that leyerAl OF the elders and fone others apR
70 me for advice ref eaing the Excitement Of minl
and iome Of them mentioned Mr.. Murray. told t.
they muR execute me from adyiing to him, un.ii he
Offered something By way Of iatistaeton TO the ehf
church. But would adyiie them, as well rs could, -
method to take in calling mniitcr to ettle with th
And the method adved to was, that dav of fait
and prayer for that end, they oud draw up and iubc
call 70 Mr. Any body, and pelent il TO the preibytery
their appreciation. And, pray Sir, did give any bad
vice in all this Or to blame in cScuhng myief
adyi6ng TO Mr.. Murray Especially when you lay q
ADMITTED him into my pulpit. If YOU had 6d, !
not forbid him | did not intermedde did not Il
people into flame byoppoHtion to his preaching, AZ
nave been vile enough to DO with regard to the beT
congregation in this town il, Gay, you had given
public this account, you would have come nearer the tn
too, how much foever, eiteem Mr.. Murray, l did
could invite him preach, the cafe tand, IN
numbers Of other minicrs preG him into their pulpit
am pretty much Of iiranger to the particular M"
your lociety have taken, though have been nforme
they have lubfcrbed call peient to the Preibytt
favour Of Mr.. Murray, which If they do, | fuPPt
Preibytery will give them fome aniwer.
As to my encouraging your fOciety to iend for Mr.. :
ray, there 10 not the leait hadow OF truth in it
afraid that he would eclpfe my glory, II he ihould
with me. So Ear from il, il be itood right in the l.,
the vibe church, and my people houid untedy dsffJ
ihodld look upon il great favour from God, IT be 70
be happily istted with me in the decline Of my life. lie
But what ssms as furpriGns any your falhood
that you mould have the front Gay, thar made rs
tempts to resonee the diyion of the iocety Sc Tha
an evidence that you did not attend the f with the chu
Of which you cali yourfsf member. Had oujOned "
them in the public worhp Of that dayyou might have b
witness with many Others that IabOured according to
ability God gave me- to be healer Of your breaches,
recommended unity Of fpirit in the bond Of peace.
AS to the esDfos you Peak Of am iomething at al
for your meaning Whether you mean a number ofyele
dsrs fome that SohbdyeaV, dfclaimed an office,
whatever, muie be left with you to explain. poke W
as many the bEoh as could collect, and eoniulted W
them, and adviied them in the bea manner was able
And now, Sir confder that your abuiive letter will hi
ehening another day, when A. z. cannot hide your
name nor perfon. This is from your injured BROTHER
Bsfon, ApvIai, r774. ]. p. Of N. p.
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For the MAssAcHusErrs S P Y.
10 NE. "a. z


HAVE carefully attended TO the account you gave the
public in the Lar EvsnisgP; and what related 70 me,
dicoves either your great ignorance, or great wekednes
for the evs approximations of me, are goy a, IT not
niidous. IL therefore ecms pity that you call youref
the member of any particular church in the Protsilant
world for the member of church houd be, az leafi,
perlon of knowledge and good moral character and
therefore take sp and Pread abroad an Ill report Of ms
neig hbour.
You know, Sir, might have known, that my coming
to y5u la February in conequence of Preibyteria
appCntmenr and yrt my coming not ehargeable to
the congregation, Of which you Pofefs younef member
You alto know that undertook the journey In very DIFF
6eut eAfon, fom prOf1sd dehe to he~ kndnes to the
living and to the dead. And, pray Sir what did 90, he
few DAYS was IN town, that nsd you up % deceive the
public by train of falihosds about me
Even in your FRI ferng out, you have deceived the pub
lie, BY laying tar long nce, ITenouneed the eongssa-
ronal form Of church governments &c Indced, SE, at
my ordination did openly al ioEns Of church
government thar had been acquainted with, and Pae1-
larry the Ssy-Brsok Platform. And continued nahshed
with psrricalar forms for veral yeE, until BY DR.. Col
msns GOODIES. resolved the Pebytenan form Of church
government. This read and was convinced that i was
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NUMB. 100.

a adye an improper Of power. Ii is the true inte
re of Great, Britain acquire and retain, not To ALLEVIATE
II the affections of her colonies and this only be done
kind uiase and always condderns them they mea
II tain decrc to be conGdered, in all efpees the fame
II footing oureyes, and OF right entitled to every privilege
II that We in England enjoy.
The colonies 70 many dfant provinces OF the Brsh
empire, which add fength dignity and power to the mo-
Their country, and will continue to do 10 infinitely more
but it, inead of improving this yat aeceion Of donnien
our advantage, make enemies of friends ana kl-
Sa low iube, and thereby this beng OF heaven into
ana e, then indeed may have elue to lament our
an nu eonque whila every other power in Europe would
Oh tnAs ooo.r attractions and dvions which they already
TOT an auuiuon ui-.t .gl TO encourage.
the public are ne,eoy ino heal the wounds between
JAMES IRWIN " r wing, which Mr..
Of the city Of Ne-Yolk has for fone time duty Of every
employed in printing Edition OF in vcIwes hers Of
very moderate price Of One Dollar and half although
the London Edition eannotb purchaed uDdOr hs Cunsas.
fAyo Ipesdiig SOW b PEbiJbsds
Upon the fame cheap y AN,
Lord CHEsTERFIELD'S l. L L TERS
to his Son PHILfr STANRorE, Efqi together with
ieseral Pieces on various Subjects.
PubIhed BY Mrs. EUoESIA STAEHoPE.
DIALOGUES on the LAW and
CONSTITUTIONS Of GREAr-BkgrAtE.
SUBSCRIPTIONS for the above arc received BY
HENRY KNOX, Bookseller, BosToN.
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THO IA SIS MARINE L is T.

BosToE, April 20.
ARRIVED, Thornton from Halifax Leighton, Mary
land Ryder, Morris and Lynds from New-Hayen; Moor,
New.York Williams, Ncw-London; Johnfon and God
dard, ST. Lucia HaIIet, St. crOix Blake, Demarara
Moor, cape-Nich0la.
SALEM and MARBLEBEAp, April 10.
ARafvxD, Williams, from Liiben Cloutman, Mary
Land Leighton, Virginia Hill cadz.
NKwsuRy-PoR Ts April II.
ARRIVED, Goats from HifPaniOla Newman, Qua
RHopE-IsEANp, April IL.
AnRrvrp, Brown from St. Crox; Hatch, Dsgget and
Simmons, North-czoIina Field, Nanrueket Godfrey,
surinam Whitney, Hifpanola Freebody and Warner,
New-York Bun, Brooks and Talbot, New-London.
NKw-HAvEN, April IS.
ARRrvrD, Woodcock from Dominica ThroP, Bolton
Gorham, New York. .
NEw-LoHpoE, April IS'
AnR1vEp D, Cove from Guadaloupe; Carew, Nsntueket.
Nxw-YoRk, April II.
AakfvxD, Cox and Cooper, Rhods1Rand Burnham,
St. chrRophers Law, Georgia Moore Sc. CrOix Starr,
Iamaea Barnard Bottom Beekmansst Euftats Coma,
Nantucket Kennedy, Madeira.
April "a. ARRIvHD, Fuller from s.. kItts bells 81.
Euialia Wecort, 81. Jago Burroughs, khods-inand
Ackworth, Bottom Catalan, Falmouth.
PHILADELPHIA, April, g.
ARRIvxD, Bunting from Virginia Rove, Maryland
Pattrrion, Turks Hand Brown and Grfn, HPaniola;
ZONES, Pileataqua.
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To Morrow &C I'm oIIock.
win be fold az PUBLIC VENDU Z,
At GREENLEAF's Auction Room,
A VARIETY of Engliih Goods as ufaal,
IA ana larRe aaorsmeat Of CUTLERY and HARD
WARE. w. CREENLEAF, Aue6oneer.
The hs win begin at TEN O'Clock and be eOntnu ed on
TuclaaT nexr.
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WHEREAS the Co-partnerfhip of
Wv SCOTT and GILL was mutually dlcIyed
the in ofFebary lar All Perons indebted Erqueed
to make immediate Payment to MosEs Gilt And all
to whom the Company ndebted, dsifed to bring in
then Accounts to fad GILL foe Aduament, and receive
their Balances. Bseos, 6fb 4ptA 1874.
N. b. The Bufnet is carried on IS uIaal, by MosEs
GILL, where the cutomer Of the LATE Company, and all
Others, may be well ferved.
GUN POWDER, juf imported,
and choice Connecticut K, to Be fold cheap BY faid
Gill;
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IRISH LINENS.
William Scott.

At his .rilh Linen Store. in Ann. Street, &C.
tween The Flat Concri and Draw Bridge,
fon, ha, imported from Ireland.
4 LARGE quantity of 3-4ths.
[ \ 7.Sths. and yard wide Linens, Diapers.
Table CLOTHS, She:tines.
Said fore is alto fu1rilhed with great vari-
e,yof
European and India GOODS,
Suitable for the fealon, amongR which are iome
ice cinnamon cooured ana mixed Bath coat
inss, luper6Ie b'ue and icarlc! mapped ditto,
cloth coloured fcarlet and crim!on broad clo.hs,
foseit clo.hs, baizes, dufiil', &c.
Double Camblets, Camblehers, Denmark
and PIuiian iultres, grapes, do fettte ems, Ifih
camblets, grize 5, Elveretts, nifione,s, &c.
Black and cloth-coloured India tafFalie., flow
cred and plain black, white, crmlon and pink
fat,ins, cspucbin filk,, iatlenets and moaes of
all colours HoGery pain and ribbed.
HIS general anortment for Mems and Wo-
mems wear corii.ts Ct two great multiplicity
to he enumerated in a public advertisement.
All whcs will be fold by wholeiaIe and retail
at the loweR reduced prices for ready money
only, few very large Scotch Carpets.
A frefh Importation of Doctor Helmets &C.
lebrated E0ence C Pearl and Pearl Dertrfrics
for the prtfervation OF the Teeth and Gums, to
be fold e, the London prices, cakes for the liquid
filming Backing for ihoes. boots and LeaIher
bottom chairs.
few pieces Of Ducapes, Luteltrings and En-
lifh Dsmak,, to be foid OF the feriIng colt;
large quantity Of lowered Scots Lawns, on the
lsme terms
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Oct S c O r N Z R.
w I N r E R.

w N L X.
t-EI He fields and groves, in verdure clad,
Now charm the eyes no more;
Busna.ure looks with aipeet fad,
While winters cold winds roar.
TempeAuous forms iucceAivr rend,
and clouds of rain, and fnow defend.
All nature feels the mighty change;
The wingd inhabitants of air
No longer Ger the woodlands range,
But hover near the willy fnare.
In learch of food they quiz the fPray,
And fall TO treacherouS man prey.
The herds and focks attention CLAIM,
To guard them from the form
This, intereit prompts the country dame,
And herdiman to perform.
The infect race, which fwarm'd of late,
Now Grink into a lifeleis fate.
The herbs and how'fs that deck'd the held,
Are wither'd all and loft:
The Rreams and brooks to ice congeaPd,
Are 'chain'd by winters froit
But natures changes all combine,
To prove their authors hand divine.
Nor can mankind exemption claim,
From winters rigid fway
It's chilling power thro' all our frame,
we feel, ana mutt ODSJ'
Let not the wealthy then withhold,
Their aid to fhield the poor from cold.
Unequal is the preient fate
Ofman (by heav'n deign'd)
To fome is giv'n gentler fate,
With good of ev'ry kind.
Whit others feal opprehion's hand,
Nor can a Jingle JOY command.
Th' inclement ieafon's cherries reign,
With ten-fold rigour falls,
On thoie who perjury iuitan
And wants feveref calls.
When tender parents can't iuPPy
Thoie wants, for which their infants die
May you, whom God has amply bleis'd
With fortunes bounteous fore,
Compaaionate the wretch diitreisd, !.
And belp the needy poor.
With liberal hand, and generous heart,
Offortune's gifts beftow part.
When you partake the pltnteous hoard
Think on the mifery that waits
On thofe whole wretchedneis afford
No Joyous cheer nor wholeiome meats.
Debarrd the focal FIRE, and hearty NEAL
Oh think of all the miiery they feel.
Nor let tn uplifted hand, in vain,
Your kind ailifance crave;
IT'S yours, their bleAing to obtain,
And from diltreis to fave.
So may the horn of plenty ever flow,
Aud heavn on you its richeft gifts beitow.
M A RI A.
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And to be so L d by
Tames-Fofter Condy,

A, mis- BOOK STORE in Union hreet, dlftetl
Oppofte the COrni.lIs, Bottom,
A N Abridgment of Burns Juf-
IA ,ice of the Peace, and Pariih Officer
To which is added,
An APPENDIX, containing Tome general rules
end d. eetions neceGary to be known and 90
fervsd by all JuRices of the Peace.
AlJo to be Jol4 at (aid fore, (Oery
naJsaa65J tb' f'l''0irg 6''k' pTi"''@ !" dine
RIA, Viz.
Backbone Commentaries, 5 vol.
Robersfon's H:aory of Charles 9Th vols. Svo.
HutchirioA's hiltory, vols. Svo.
Palladium of Confidence, 4to.
Evanss poems. 8vo.
Vicar Of. Wakefield, Izmo.
Diaensing Gentleman's anlwer to Mf. Whites
three Letters. I7mo.
PAM p H L Z I 5.
Poem, entitled the Grave.
Doddidse's Family Religion.
Smiths sGay on Unive,lal Redemption.
Recovery from SickneE.
Ruth, on Mine al WaJeu.
Cnlical Commentaries sgainR BilhcPs.
Sermons to Doctors in Divinity.
(Lord Sommer.l on Nations Ind Kings.
(Death.) A Poe,cHl Ehsy.
Let,ers from YorIick TO E izi.
Sermons to Adss.
HiRory Of Belifariu', sc. sc. SC.
Al fad fore may be had, the mott modern
and rlt,smed books, in eve y branch of polite
litsa urs, arts and ftisrces, Catalogue, may be
had at fad aorel ar fucb Prise' as WILL fully Ia
Iisfy III: pursh.ier.
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r. tb< hsnon,ab!s SAMUEL DANFOR 7H,
E.q; one tfbn Mejtay's jisfin sftbs b'Gff,
throughout the pr'Viaes Of 'm NaBdf6A-
ISn- Bay.
WE the fubicribers, fone of the
w proprietors of a sownhip of land called
S;lveRef. anads, of the contents ct leVen miles
(ouare, lying on river called Androicoggin ri
yer, end adjoining to Bakers town, 10 called IN
the county of Cumberland, the plan OF which
was confirmed to the ProPristoTs thereof BY the
General Court of laid province in June I7tS'
humbly reoueit your Honour to iHns warrant
for calling a meeting of faid proPrieto'., to De
held at the dwelling houle OF Cornelius Turner,
Inn holder in Hanover, in the county OF PHI.
mouth, on Tueiday The 9Th day OF MH'fb
next, At ten o'clot in the forenoon then and
there to act on the following articles, viz.
I. To choole a Moderator, Clerk, TreairreF
nd Collector Of taxes.
z. To confirm any or all former votes and
grants of faid prcpIietors a. any former meeting
aor meetings, as they mall lee fit.
a. To rsife fuficient fun or iums of mo-
ney by tax or otherwibe, for diIchafging their
deb,s due or that may become cue.
4. To chooie ftandins Committee to tranl-
ct the affairs of (aid proPriesors. iette the ace
counts, adult the debts that are or hall be du-
from the fAid propretors, and order payment OF
the fame, and agreeable to law to make tale ct
thole propretors lands who are delinquent in
paying their taxes and to determine where the
(ettling lots fhall be laid, and how mneh in lot,
and about convenient ways, and procure plan
hereof, to be lodged with the Clek as loon as
may be.
{. To agree what fhall be allowed the clerk
and the committee for their iervice.
6. To choole a committee for calling meet,
ings for the future, and to agree on The method
thereof.
=. To sppoint an scent or sgent', attorney or
attornies, with power Of SubRitutior, to COM
mence any action or actions for iaid proprietors,
and in their names to Proiecute the lame in any
cour, of aw, or o,helwiie amply, 20 all intents
and purpo(es, until 6ssl judgment and executi
on, and in like manner TO defend them IN all
actions brought or that may be brought againR
them.
8. And to agree on any other thing which
faid propretorS ihall Judge neceiIary tor carry
ing forward the fettlement of laid townihlP.
JOHN CUSHING,
CHARLES TURNER.
VIM SEVER.
JAS WARREN,
DAVID LITTLE, jun.
PGms1ib, January Iat6, I774.
Province OF the MAhichuletts- Bay,
To CHARLES TURNER, of Scituate, in the
county OF Plymouth. in laid Province, Gen.
tleman, one OF the principal prOprietors of
the EsnGJ ef0rgjais. Greeting,
~ In puriuance of the afore-
SEAL going application and Tequea you are
~ hereby required to give notice lin time
and manner as the law direas) to the efsrs-
...,:a~>J p,ooieiofs
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Drugs and Medicines.

Drugs and Medicines.
Imported IA the lslt Ships fem L o N L 0 N
Ard to be fold by
Nathaniel Kidder,
At hi. ihop in Union itreet, near the iign OF the
Corr fed, Bottom,
A FRESH Afortment Of Drugs
and Medicines. Ground M.dder ana O.
,h:r Dye Aufs.
Spices, Hungary WATER
Carants, Lavender water
R.iiin., Kings honey wafer,
Enelilh oatmeal, Turkey hgg',
Small ivory fyripge,, Jordan almonds,
Cafes of polhecaIies, Court platter.
Scales and weights, &c. &c.
ALTO genuine Patent Medicines, VIZ.
Turlinton's ballam, Ehence ofPePPef MINT
Bateman's drops, Jsnes's feaver powders,
Walkers jeiuis drops, Lockyer's pills,
Godfrey'. cordial, Anderlons Scots pills,
HIS BALKAN Of honey, Hooper's female pills,
Britilh oil, CePhalic innh-
Dof,o,s box.s for fhips or families, ule upon
rev add mare extenGVe plan, with ample di'
reetions, iuited to the repeetive climates they
are intended for.
Apothecaries Walls.
Very nc't
Surgeons Mframeats,
As neat Pocket Inltrument,, in 6fh 1<in cafes.
ditto, larger apparatus in velvet pouches with
fver clalps.
Inaruments for Amputating
do. LilhotomY
do, 7 banning
do. DiHeeting
do. Couchirg
do. Midwifry, much improved
Male ard Female Catheters, according to DR.
Hunter.
Cafes of beft Lancets, four in cafe, fiih kin.
Ditto two in a cafe, or Jingle:
Crooked Needles in cafes,
Teeth Inftruments,viz. PAGES, Pullicans, itumP
PAGES, and exceeding neat fpriDg key lrit' ument'
in Ivory, with three claws,
Smelling Bottles, Lint, &c.
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Tbs day oas fably6ed, Prize Cd.
The B o S 7 o n
SHEET ALMANACK,

For the year of our Lord God l774 {;
Being the lecond after Biilex,ile orLesPysai.
coNTAININc,
Many things beth ufeful and entertaining
Proper for merchants, ihopkcepeTs, &c. to patio
or hang up in their Ro'e:, HOPS &c
Printed and fold BY l. THOMAS. pear the MAI
Ct, and MILLS & Hicks, in School-itTest'
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ALI perfons indebted to
T.: PRINTER hereof, sill greatly Obligs him
py niakn e fpeedy payment.