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TO BEF oil b
ROBERT 4 u GtA

~ ~i@A tNstSa-
- plain md brocaded hal
ell and S-t Luteitrings,
Ducapes and Paduioys,
Mohair Grograms,
Crimlon AMI blue Cordeioy,
Blue, white, green and pink
| Saflnets,
Scarlet, crimfon, white, blue,
| pink, greer, drab and black,
| plain, ipotted and fprigcd
| half ell ard ga SatJins
of all Prices,
Rich ro(e, erimion and green
Engliih Damaiks,
Blue and white India ditto,
Blue, green, changeable and
drab India fatalities,
Black Engliih ditto,
Figured Mode for c aprhines,
of mott Colours,
Half yard, "a and yard wide
black Allamode,
MiGinetts aDd Grizetts,
Broglioes and Sattinets,
Black and Lead-colour Bonn
bazeens,
Black double Allopeens,
Dorfettcens, Grapes and
Poplins,
Bengalls,
Worried Grograms, \
Camblets and cambletecns,
Drawboys and Everlaitings,
calicoes and Chints,
Sagathies and D1roys,
Fuitians and Jeans,
Wiltons,
Damafcus and Gin CHAINS for
Mems Waiacoats,
Figured Silk Waiitcoat Pat
terms,
Black Silk Breaches Patterns,
Black, blue and cloth coloured
Worried Brooches Patterns,
Mems Silk Hofe,
Mems and Womens Thread,
Cotton and Worried Hofe,
Childrens ditto al Sorts,
Womens black, white and
buff coloared silk Gloves,
black ditto,
Silk Mitts, all Colours,
A neat Anortment of plain,
fpotted, figured and fpriged
Cuazes of all Prices,
Beit Tambour Muffin,
fPriged and checked
aims,
Yard and iix-quarters wide
plain Mullins,
3roeided and Satin Shoes
and Clogs,
.nglifi and Lynn made Ruff |
eel and Callimanco Shoes, /
ditto, I
nearARortment ofBuPells !
and other Thread Laces, {
from 81. to IS. Cd. old {
Tenor per Yard, ]
.lond Llccs, 4
lack Hone Laoes, all Prices,
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Befon, June /, 1874
ID A N away from the fubicribsr an aPPren-
IN tee bow named oah Cobb, about ixteen years age
mort, tick-ett lad, had on when he weat away ioN
Iobtcbr. ;acke, fomething ragged. Whoever will give
Information where he may be found ha be Untitled to e
ward Of two dollars. NAT II IN ( NJ
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THE following Articles are to be ioie
i extremely Cheap and for which any kind Of :, Mer-
ehantise viii be taken for ray, viz gente. >ldlnE
Chair, one double and nglc Sley, an excellent ioke
lack, with chains, &c. sad sonmon ditto eomPlsa'
two Iron Cranes large walnut able long
ditto. With many other articles ulefui IN pIOnS
10 eoapjet let OF Founders Tools. uch as patterns
ar eainS amoa every article uiuay made m brais T'Sh
,.ys, .c. asrt-r Fdrnaoe, Foot Wheel sc. &c Like
viz ies barrels Of CIDER. Enquire Of the Printer
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CYRUS BALD WIN

CYRUS BAL d w | N
THEREBY informs his cussOmers and otherlt
n he purpoies to embark for London early next I;
and that he is telling Oft bis Stock IN irsde' eong
IS !, l,rsc and valuable Ailortment of Engiih, lndd
Scotch GOODS, very cheap for Cath, at his Sn
cornhiIl, near the State-Houfe, BosToN.
Arisng zvbicb are,
A large AHortnent of fuPerhne, nidg
and low priced Broad Cloths, with Trimmings On
Series, Witons, Jeans, Fuitans, Cotton Veyets, 10
Worled Pufhcs, Furniture and other caiicoes, Fee
checks, Iriih Linnens, CamtFieks, Lawns, Thick p,
Book ditto, Silks SOr Ladies Gowns Of various SEQ
Colours, fome of them at the ferlins Colt a S'i
Allotment of Ribbons, Quality ard Shoe BINDING
terings, Tapes; fine AtEortment Of Silk, Thread r.
ana Cotton Hofcry; carpers and Carpcting, lg
Class, with 7ssalnd sfbsr .4reif', not here met.
Very neat iuperfine Chip Hats at the Sterling
- Tkofe who have the Cath 70 pay, will moly
find i for their Advantage TO apply TO iaid BALD
he earnefly rcqueas all Perions that arc indebtedn
on Note or Book, to make iPeedy Payment.
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Steel Plate M l. l. S A w s..

\ NU NJ Der Of Very hne En-
~ elih Steel Plate MILL A WIS iaiiails
for the Eaward, ae hyperion toany eyern
Is jnlt arrived, and to be L
CHARLES SIGO U KNEY
AT his Shop at the Head Of Doek-Square,
oocS. c,ssnieaf's Autton-R Room, BosToN,
With Large Anortment of all Sorts of
Braiziery, Ironmongery, Cutlery and Snip
t,.5l.r, q O O d s, Coniiting of every Article that
i Imnoted in the Hard Ware Branch, and too manyfobe
enumerated in an-Advertiiement. :, ;.
Thoe who want TO purehaie by Whoeiais, ~ll hfd II
worth their while to CALL he determined to fell a low
~ 49,, ,.,fo, !, to,sn. ALSO,
Doub. refined Englh Sugar, coPperas ard Alrm.
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.nAT S, .Peafe, Philadelphia Flour and
W Bar Iron alio warranted Sc!thes and Axes---
few nsat Fovving Pieces, and Email Quantity OF Snuff
lie loll cheap the owe Store the South Side Of
the Towo-Dock, by
OSEPH p. p AL M L r.
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MAssAcEusETTs-BAY.
BY the G o e r N o X.
A PROCLAMATION, for dif

couragiug certain illegal combinations. :
VWyHEREAS certain pesoas, calling themielvess
wv commisteeof Correspondents for the town Of
Boon have lately preumed TO make or eaue 20 Be made,
certain unlawful Iniiruhent, PuTorting 70 pc fms
Leagae and crsussf, intended to be gned by the nhab
tans Of THE province whereby they mo folemny 70
covenant and engage, ppend all commercial inte!ure
Nth the aad Of Great Britain, until certain acts Of the
Brt1, Parliament ha be repealed And whereas printed
copies Of the laid unlawful lnumens have bsen snt-
ted by che aforefaid Csmmitree Of conepondences 70
called 20 the evei towns in this province, accompanied
th eandalous, tsaecrous, and fictitious Letter, calcu
lated to nfae the minds Of the people, to durb them
with ILL., grounded sez and ealoues, and 70 excite them to
enter ints an unwsuantable, hoe, and ztenus eobna
,oa TO drets the BtiA nation, by inteuupting, obng
ad deroying her trade with the colonies CONTRARY to their
allegiance due to the King and to the osm and ee0 Of
divers atutes msds for eearngkn raging psotenean
Regulating the laid srade and deukse Of the lawful
thorty Of the Birth parliament, and o the pea, good
der and ety If the community. And where's the inhshi-
rants Of this provinces duly eondcrng the high esmi-
n,ty and dangerous coneTuencss to temeyss Of fuch
alarming and unprecedented combinations, may ncaueouiy
be tempsed to ein in the Aslad unlawful league and
venant, and thereby exPoe thevss 20 the fatal eonie
auences Of being oOndred the declared and enemies
II the King, parliament, and Kingdom Of GreatE
In oblsvanee therefore Of my duty 20 the Kingi IN
sendes to the Inhabitans ofthis province and % the
end tnat none whs may hereafter engage IN fueh DANCE
rous combinations, may plead, in sxsuE Of their eondh
that they were ignaant Of che crime ia which they
inyovin, Themselves; have thought 6t 70 e thii p0
samation, hereby sarnsly cautioning all peons whaib
ever, within this psOvinee, agan hgnns the aascads on
ilar covenant or In any nanneE ensczng intos o. be-
ing concerned in eh unlawful, hoi, snd tsaesOx som
bnaticns, hsy would avoid he pains and penslss uc
10 fuch aggravated aad dangerous c1snsess
And Do hereby flritlly sgDin and somusna suFmsef
tases and other oee, wkia she sera counties in this
provinse, that ,hey take esths care aPpshd 80 e.
cure for trial al and eyery peon who mzy hersses pre-
folne 60 publiA, Or osr % ctes % b gssd, o. hal
shcmfslvss en the alorefad q filsr sossnsns . be
in any wife aiding, assfting s3Isne o. sng gkeRip.
And the reflective Aes 81 he hSisA ssuntiss within
this province are hereby raslsd % san hi rociamsson
Drsh~ish g :. ysass " y s@s public p'ss b each
CIYE N snku ~ Had - SsGws sIs ssfb Icy IF
Juur, I774, IN fbs Jsu,isrsft ysss IF Sis Mejgs RdgH
THCs GAGE.
BY his Exeelsneys command
Taos. FLucKxa, See'Y.
G O D Save the XII " G.
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T HU.R SD Y, June 90.
B. 0 S T o N.

VwJ HFREAS feruples have ariien in. khe minds Of
w many well dipeed perlonss sssina 6gnng either Of
the psatsd covenants il is Thought proper in order to re-
move a ierupes to Jay before the public the bsncs Of
uhat pzIed az BFaintree.
A. tOwn-seetine at Bsaintsee on Monday Ian, whese
,ey unanimously aeed upon covenant tor nosecnfump-
son ana which was reported the by their committee
~ een chcien for that purpoc, and in which, they
commended hA be on the I4fh July next and agreed
no, 90 purchs any goods Of aay kind whatever, ct any
pesIars o. hawe, and to pot the laws IN execution agAn
them a. shey might have opportunity and a the end Of
the covenant they had daute to this purpoie, Urg 70
fJniOa sbs rigbf Of Altering fss esseranf in b s1ann
az t6ey ebf f6ink prsp0, eer RE yeEf Of fbe expeafd
.orsys xsy Dc made pEbe In other rcpekh much
ike the WorceAer covenant, only the nonhgnsrs were
only 60 Be confdegea pvaifs cSam 70 sbtr esvAfy
The sowa direeied the fame eomnstee prspzrea fair
copy, and calculate the fe to be 6snsd . soOn % gsy
be, and which 10 now circussing.
However foue among Us may ee % senfnre the clergy
for noticing pubic matters in thf prayers and preaching,
we nd hy he prints that IN the provinces OF Virgins md
Philadelphia, oe Of chat odess are spfonted cSeratos
Of town-meengh and Of the eomses ef eonepondenes'
Exfrsa Of . knev f,s~P iilaSaIpbiss dsssS Jsss 81
" As 20 polisiea mstsers Esst md finn union is a.
pening fa in this part oAmcea. Peudres arc overcome
and fab6de asily uipenfon Of our trade to Cycse-Br-
tam sna the WeA-Tndies viii noa likely Be the grand
r-fut; bus this Is expeaed from ee dslibesston Of
coneresheh we hope w meet ICON thoroughly inruesed
and heartily 1sss in the gs.r work Of lsf pssiersatiSa-
We Gel s your Offerings, we ddgn you hanalomc cha
.be alsf Of -four for the poor. Our dehsn when our
trade opss to Get sgong fame great public work, - Turn-
alike roads, brdees, canals, &C. fuenf to employ iome
shoulanas Of our aboing people. Who had better be
kept buy than de- and Who mutt Be fed whether buy or
PS. Il the oenion Of many people here, that al the
,o1s We import from Britain, and the we-Indis.,
en an sveszee % hurt than good, they oezhon 20
much dlene, dnempers, quares, pride, &c that We had
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CRAaLrsTows, Is. Cardinal June 8. Lar r-.t
day morning packet received here from very repee
table committee at Phadepha, incong t,ers from other
committees, and containing the Emf intelligence pf the pail
inc the ad Of parliament Tor blocking up the harbour Of
Bottom, which, it We may judss from the Indignation with
which Il every where received, will prove The eruae pa
ey that eve dsrsesd the Birth nzrs and be the vssy
means TO perfect sbs snsn in Aneriea, which s wss in
tended to defoy, and finally rsoss the excellent entu-
sion even Il the mother country itfslL
LaR Wednslday Jths the N. the memorable. day on
which the blockade " the town 81 nolon was 20 cam
msnces enc very semsass, u kh %esnes were Ia fush
soznesen, between as and five oeoek 10 the afternoon.
that all the ves lying the whaves were torn from them
III an inant, rversl OF than much damaged, @ heonsts
were oseFfets, and Il Farce poibie 70 ks stsgG
even the naowe Greet In r6wn A great deal ofsAsnage
was alto done In the touaiy, where abundance Of gro ane
corn many kneess and fome Digit hOufss were thrswn
down. During this commotion In our aif, there ~as
more iaP shsning md e thunder heard then uipa--.
and we have had no issslsd weather fnee.
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PsilAsrt,usA, 'ant -. We ht.rfroniS Ycrs-fiu.
THAT the Shavs have lately murdered eighteen white
people, within nine nile Ut that place, and that is,era
parties OF Indians have gone forth agana the de-
ensele: inhabitants Of ,he ironsiss OF virsinii and
Pennysan ,htt il is !uFpoied al the EngA traders ip
;he Shavan-Ss killed by the asages, and about
nounans have deicrrcd theissiesations and aed for
faneuasy to the more interior ras Of the country; and
that .he traders For, Pitt ibsus leaving that place
foon q, shey can form party rong forth.
An Inean wsf Teens inevitable.
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: New Auetioh-Room, Cornhill.
TOMORROW MORNING, az 10 ocloek,
VIII he f,ld H. p,,hlir V.na,..

AT GREENLEAF Auction. Room,
"A LARGE Allotment of GOODS,
n as uiuab among which are, number Of very fine
Chinis, arPd hswssd and plain Lawns, Lawn, Aprons,
Acurd Mullins variety Of Ribbons wide and naow plain
Modes, Damaik and Diaper Table Cloths, Irih Linens,
Long Lswa,, chesks Mipd Hollands, Bed-Teks, Broad
Closhss FOra Cloths Thiekstt, Sssashees, ShaloOns,
Worried and Thread Hole, Gator and Felt Has.-- Alio
variety Of Hard Ware, A, Pen HALVES, catsoes, Bakkes,
Rason, sslan, Table KNIVES and Foxks, anA Eke~iIe
csk of ehoist INDIGO.
w. GREENLEAF, AuElionser. !.
The fae win begin ptesiiey It 10 O'Clock, and V
tinued in the afternoon.
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II the Houfe Of Representatives, Jure 10, f774.
NTHEREAS there will become due in this month,
Wv luncy notes given BY the piovince-ueaurer, snf
iuheent pfoyon having baen made for the paying Oft the
fame, and Il the Po.Ors Of foch noes Acua nor brns
them in Co th treai be paid, the province win faef
damage by fueh neglect
Therefore Rsioved, That the pOsurs Of E,ch notes,
who hs not bring them 70 the provinces utiGrsr, be
pai by the lse day Of s nsxs hs not receive any in
tsct an the fame, after that time and the province
fmer is hereby directed orthwi to eAuEe This order to s
Pubhed in all the Bottom Newspapers, three weeks luc.
cevey, that every concerned may be not Cd hereof
Sent up for concurrence. II. CUSHING, lbeakes.
In souneli, June 18th, Read and eoncurrri.
JOHN COTTON, d. Ese'ry.
Confented to, TH0'a CAGE.
A tfnc copy, attef. JOHN COTTON, d. fre'y.
"a The treafurer of the province hereby
gives public notice the delinquent eonabes and roec
tors Of the province taxes that they ray the Game nto the
treafury BY the sia Of July next.
TreaiiT- Office, June is, i774
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YOUNG Woman with good
"A Breaa Of MILK, would be glad 10 60 into Gentle
mans Family to Eueke. Ensuie Of the Printer.
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JUST PUBLTSHE
1fad 70 Be- Js1 BY JOHN KIRKLAND, rer,
70 ftf 7rae)srUt QG1, N Mz1-Sfnr,
y EMARKS on the Rev. Mt. Hspkint's
~ Aniwer 70 : Taa, Untitled, Al vindieatiOa Of
the Power Obligation and Encouragement ofthe unregene
rate % attend the Means Of Crzee," &c.
BY MOSES HEMMENWAY, A. M.
Paifor Of tho 6rR Church In Wells.
W. B. few of the above Auhors vindieation maybe
had At Ad Ksta1nds Ofsee.
Theft sVb0 bavs Snksvipsisss ~ their R1aIs are re-
9HgF.d 20 ,anr1 s5fm Immediately.
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ITO be LEI HouGe and Shop in Union
u Street, near the cosn-Fselds. EnqnHe u Will
LIAM WILLIAMS at the Head ii Lang Wharf.
n. B. AL kinds Of Mashsmatssl Izfsramrnts, iS ;.
fla ky fsia WILLIAMS.
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p PIN D / x,

A Pthnnbly Pr for the better CsDsrnmerf o
Britifh1iea. See our Iaff.
SfspsrniLy NED 10 b taken, trevioIs 10 tLe u,,.
Ing effbkn!ia.sesf If .4m0;ca.
ne efcctinfitiih America into fepararc kine.
[p, is an Of the greateis confequence; tbe
itrofttention Pf cosrie, be required to adjua and
eaassefy thifne Thereto in the nnof proper aud
effe4nanner.
~ as thi$ determined upon, il Iiould fem
pro- iniosTn Lnercan agents there Of IL, in o,de-
thai may cdhe news to their conititucnts.
AneneaFnors' tor the fame resions, hoald
afdniormeP and directed to tranlnit home the
mad fueh rs Of the councils as they know 70 Be
pro quahfp abilities, principles, and fortunes.
fonbers ofPer-houie, of which the crown nslI
APT iuch fr a. hall be Judged necefiiry 10 form,
table bgnen, who arc to lit as Peers % Aros.
ridhouehth in title.
BY aIiOlt that the fri Lord lieutenant fhouId
~ Amefie' which would be extremely asreca-
b1he Ar, eiPecIally it be is hch man as they
hhown, been diisinguiihed BY any lergiee done,
othmerh TO America.
4 lle n nericans, who have never been IN F,s-
lAa hl'oEon o. the magaihcenoe and grandeur
daily, Fne bntiih court, IL fhould icem reouiiite
'ula3s n . Pofibie, OF both, on 10 Important
Atom
IToPspnlal ought to be fixed, and arialy OBJ
Gn aloiie proceedings, Especially where his Ma. 4
i cod and appears BY his representative. i
lth5 cannot fail Of imPrsiiing proper awe
apefontrlonte to remove that IryelIing fpirir
pr much in fome parts Of America.
wcri Be whied, that the Lord lieutenant fho,dd II
haferai turn ofa good addref, eafy of &C II
anfnaily affabie all which would eocra,e
b pies minds, and.win their affections.
(th Of BiLhops, great care Mould be taken 70
n way well qualified, to be the founder, ofa II
al efablihrnent, 70 difagreable to manv, II
tHsn Of great literary abilities, approved eio.
G ruiy aPoitoIical character.
fdefizities 1ould, in every thing, refemhle
and i ihouId feem proper, sl1zt az leaa one
fouid either Dc natives, or fueh as have lived II
|cz. w.
this new eaablifhment, proper opportunity
resife the articiesof the church Of England. II
n alterations therein as Teens resfonabIe IN
re wifhsd for BY many good men, ana GuitabIe
doctrine, the iimplicity, purify, and uniycr- K
{ Of true chriiiznitv.
the election Of the members Of parliament. +. II
mould Dc iurnnnoneS in every Afneriesn Co
y are at al allowed to be elekicd as rerrekn-
lmsrcan parliament, Il might Be proper tia.
> n0u's have the privilege ~ chsrter, u
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ieihOnHPpy--or Our lhs glorious in rHY jua Defence
Vol. ". I'll u Il ) - I, JULY 2I,I774.

plant, their attornes opents. ana ~, -.
names Of twelbthcrs Of the fad ns, 4, The s''
ton Of the defendants in fch kecutiops ana 6;,.
and the twenlour remaining peril iEall Be farek sr1
tummoned, adjourned to the aidurt as iuro,, g. -
trial Of fuch is. "'~
Previdsd 1tyI, That in caiek projection, a, ,,r
ss, on decrss, their attorniet agents. fall negIra
OF reius to asd the officer at th@ne fixed for f,S;os
the names otcntyour perlons iorefaid, or no,nnarc
the Psrions g truck Out thdand in fch cafe, the
'aa oHesr ~ ana ne e herebuired to fitke out the
names o. iuGOmser OF the iadons, as fuch proieru-
.0ss % pians % defendants, ht have nominated to
K <4sd be hfber snat7ea, Thkhe perion or pat,v who
man apply ifen Peeial jury $orefaid, Aal NOT only
Dear ana Pay res tor trikinach jury, bur 1a alto
pay and diee all the expenc cafoned BY the trial Of
the eauic byh Peeia jury, 3hall not have any fur.
ther orothdowAnee for the upon taxation az ma,
than fush n oF party would Untitled unto in cafe r..
eauie had Fuied BY COMP Jury, unlcis the Judge,
before whde cauie triedll Immediately after the
trai' eerrfn open court, Y bis hand, upon the back
% 'ne ieeefnAt inc iame eauie proper to be tried
BY aiPeeias.
<4Hf se.'fbf, enas'ed IF authority aforefaid, That
W az aenDouEnt IN anyfhe iaid courts, where il III
man appel me court IN " lueh actions depend
ing, thatpi DC proper a1ceay that the Jurors who
arc to trI ifues in any actions, Aould have the III
view Of teuages, landi place in qucfton. in order
to tkcir understanding evidence thar will be given
upon the of fneh iffues every fuch cafe the reiper
tixs-sAa,l which iueh is Rau be depending nav II
y9fbe place lieAion, who then and there
|, pau haT g4ttSIs IN Fcn lhswn them by two per-
hns4s PdAsed By tgnrt; and the fpcciaI coif of ii
AZ Neh II 6wed feOuft, fhal, before the tri-
~ - iyssN patty moved for the view 1.-THE sd.
verie papt cOnienunfsto J; and 1ali, at the tan. II
alton oiel q: cols, fne fame allowed him, upon II
bis n Is judement 81 trial; and upon ali views II
with tssient Of Padfdeied BY the court, the COTS II
thereofhllowed byfchft, 1hal, before trial, be II
equally BY the iaid rs and ia the taxation Of the
blu OF The patty lenng Judgment hall have the II
fun BY paid allo~thlm any law, uiage, or euf- h
tom, tcohnary nhftandng.
IND fnrtbey e4by the authority aforefad, That Q
if anyh ihail be lht asains any herif, for chat
he ihain execvti5 BY virtue Of this aa, he may '
plead fneTal ihug give the fp-eial matter in evil c
dcncsa If averdil be fousd Tor him, he lhsll re-
covert COTS. II
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,f.s Is ceremonial Of meeting, and the bUGo. ;.
ly fs,Iss L. .lt parliament of Bti America, viii =
proceedings, and ~U oro %SS are acquainted with parliamentary
Of the parent eoup,S 'uifueed in the various in,ere.
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From Iar LONDON PAPER.

VICES from BOST N.
before the laa veiies failed from Bottom, they had
ID sceiyed there the an foreguatng the province Char
ter and that for the better admnaton Of uIce thee
two acts have thundcr-uek the faction, ana when the hPs
siled all their writers in profound hlenee for the
acts were printed without faeiom commentary.-
The very ping head, well tn iources Of irdton,
are cut of by hee sets there will be no more RI
dcuous and treanabe votes at town meeting, where tire
mol ignorant Mechanics, having nobody opPe them,
(the mott relpeable inhabitants attended thefe tu-
multuous armbir) talked theielvrs into iueh high
ions Of Their own importance, that they believed them
elves the fathers Of future Kings Neither " u his Ma
eys council any longer be the tools Of fon, as the re-
gula al has taken the appointment Of them rom the
aGembly Nor will the grand jurie after this, be COM
poled Of the very who TO be nsted tor offences
and the choice Of the petty ures being lodged in the
he, wi in future prevent TIE mcrClfu Boitonians from
-ndeaVouring IN hang, by packed jury, thoie whom
hey had fra attempted to murder. II the ioehon ihoDd,
contrary all preient appearances and expectation, beak
ut into riots and If the military hould be found ne
eary to quel them the officer and folders will be naied
impartial trial, either BY removal to an adoni Co
nv, or 10 Engand. The ad for qiaTtering the tuofs
axes away another ground Of quane 70 that nothing that
an her to frward the eabhment Of peace has been left
sndone. All reoTt, therefore, that IS eit the good FeoPe
+: Bottom, ii they will continue turbulent, buer 1t
heirow- reGdes, ard ra the admiration ofthe wives,
children and negroes to talk ediriop their rrsaemset
ngs, over their punch and tobacco and TO p.nt heir
icsndl and fcuiliry in their new-psPeE. Another
sood will RESULT from the e.iablhmen Of good order and
government in the Malaehufetts OPP tion az home vail
be deprived Of principal eaule Of Glamour, and b. that
means rendered ftiil ,ntrmFtlbly weak.
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