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THE Gentlemen and Ladies Of the
4 town are hereby made acquainted that THOMAS
TURNER has taken sharge ofthe DANCING SCHOOL,
OF behzfof his brother Who abienr Thoe who Peae b
iend reirehIdren, may dePend there win be The -a Se.
cud Fsid to their being nued Ia the PoseA and mof
proved neshod Ekewifs the utsa order and deeoum
FrcieEved.
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2 M. luxe DRMocRITus y
NRW-xoRK.
Mr. DsARKsT STA,

A S You have advertised for wife Of =
n angular character, and l imagine mine
corrciponds the mol 10 il, Of any in theworld
| take this earlieR opportunity % inform you,
that Ihave an earneA dehre to enter into natri-
monial life. Though long age arrived at
maturity yet through the fngularity Of my
dilpoffion, have never had one propoial of
that kind made 20 me You iecm 70 Be man
Of wit and humour, yet | would willingly
hope that you are ferrous for this one time
IF you are not io--but this / cannot fhppole--
a good foundation, however, is laid Cor future
Happiness. BETSY BLANK.
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Iua PUBL1sHE ., and % be iold at
GREENLEAF's Printing Office,
Near concert-FIall, Bofon

THE General Practice of the New
u England chursh.s, relating 70 BaPtfn, hastheF
vndcated being an Anfse1 to the Rev. Ch&ndl Robins
Subfcnbes arc deirsd to fend far their books.
SubGTiben zlo, for Dr.. Cooput Semon az the Dudean
lecture, are deired to fcnd or their books.
Allo, ;uR pubEhed, tlie HAory Of 0eage BunwelL
NIB. TAX fold at laid ofics, blank Wits and Sum
msns ALTO Complains, Warrants, Ju&sments, Comnfs-
nenfs, se fox the Ufs Of Juaics nsErF hesn Psbhhs
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Of knife and that he locked upon wound N his body
better than Ia bis character, IL may ea6y be cared
would not pain him 70 much, and might excite thspiy and
compaon Of his iencs, and not @ hatred contempt.
Mr.. Chapman peniaine In his motion, the quefion4vas
put, whether the word pamphlets Oud iand part Of the
Teioution, and there appeared ayes Ho7, noss IS.
The iolufpn then agreed to- as tbs absquent
ehy, ineed Of 6xPepce each Advertisement, Mr.. Prime
Sergeant moved Tor two-pense, which was carried n
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Or UNIyxRsAI
RepO6tory Of In&ruaion and AmuSsment

RepoGtory Of Inaruaion and Amuisment.
For M "A r G H, 1874.
C NTAININ %,
An oraion; delivered March The fhs t774s e me re-
QeR Of the town Of Bottom. By the Honourable John
Hancock, Efqj--on Human HaPpinss- Eiay on the
Origin of Letters-IuAice and Gsner0hty or the re-
nnarkabls Htloy Of Wibraham Wentworth, cOncluded-
Acounr to the Lades--Merhod Of drilling Salt Wa
ter--Exvermsut On Tea-FFeate on the SnalsPo3
DIR. Tiots msthod of recoverng drowned PerQns----
The Fortune Hunfes, contnued----PcE AZ EssArs
Cattle Building addreied 70 Young Lady
"a Manuicripf found among the Writings Of the late
Benjam,u Pratt, Eiq; Of New-York---Anfwer to the
Rebus in No. Ik--HfsroRIcAL CHRoNIeLE-----
General HiAory of America--DonEsTic lETEL-
LlGENcE--M efIagss Of the Governor Council and
Houfe Of Representatives, Of the MaAchuietts bay
Marriages and Deaths--Me,eoroogic Observations ON
the Weather--Governor Hutchinions Hntory, &c.
Printed BY, and for, l. T HO MAS, near the Market,
and fold BY the Printers and Booksellers in AMERIcA'
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Bsgsn, Apra Isfb, I774.

This day was publiihed,
Emhshed with elegant Engavings, !. The Buff OF me
Honouahls John Hancock, Eiq iueposed BY the GODDESS
Of Liberty and an Ancient Briton. II. Tbs Fortune
Eiuntez, humorous hiRoical piece.
NUMBER III. Of
r II E r OY A L
American Magazine,
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miniae and councillors touthrg ii, way ard mshel pre-
6ribsd By the roy charter for the uPpor OF his goyea
ent in this province he would not have ordered iuch a
and reward to be mate to the fad Peter Oliver, Eig;
Nevertheless he the lad Peter Oliver, Efq fom ks
knowledge of the charter and contribution Of tie province
NUT have been aured that by accepting and receiving the
fame and reioyng continue 10 dos he hath therein
done and reovd do, contrary the uiase and cuom OF
the iuces of the d hyperion COURT nee the creating OF
laid court invariably ed and improved contrary to the
plain cn and meaning of the ad charter and asanA the
known contribution of this province.
The houfe woad further repreent to your ESeeLeney
ard Honours, That the d Peter Oliver Eff; hath received
ne id ary and reward of the unufy and
contuonay levied and extorted from the inhabitants OF the
American colonies and that he hath acted and done in
manner aor-aid agan the known ene of the body of
the people This province mot fully and expressly declared in
the eyera euons of divers houes of Representatives anG
otherwie.
And tits the opinion of this houie that the ad Peter
Oliver Ei; hath by his conduct Aorefaid peeey and
coupty done that which hath an obvious and direct tend
ency to the peryerhon of law and uce in the ad hyperion
court That he hath thereby proved hmief enemy to
the contribution of this province and has placed hmielf
under an undue bias detached himef totally from his
connection with this people and loft their confidence. And
chat he hath rendered hmief altogether disqualified any
longer hold and act in the office ofa uce of the ad fu
peTior court
WHERKFoREi il is the prayer of the representative body
of the people of this province That your Exeeency and
Honour in council would be peaicd order that the ad
Peter Oliver, Eq; be fuered any longer to fit and act
in his office Of chief ufice and that he be forthwith and
without delay removed from laid court.
In the name and by order of the HOue,
T. CUSHING, Speaker.
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M o N D A Y, February I'll.
B O S r o N.

On Friday laf the whole Houe of Representatives watt
ed on his Exceeney the Governor in the Council Cham
Der, whee the Speaker delivered to him the following
Petition for the immediate removal of Peter Oliver, Ei;
from the Superior Court, viz.
Province of the ba0aebaens-Bay.
To MS ExcELLEEcY THE GOVERNOR.
TTHE Houe of Representatives being till deeply i'm
II Preiled with f.nie of the importance and necefy
of removing Peter Oliver, Eq; Chief Juce of the Supe
Court, wait your Excecncy with this repeated
petition, which hope your Exceency will NOT give
denia and pray that your Exceency would be pe7ied to
take remembrance and petition, the Governor and
Council of the I2thinant into your further confederation
and although your Exceency has gnfed this houe that
you ha not take any eps for the removal of the Chief u
tce from his place. yet asst in the Judgment this houie,
matter of the mott weghty Government to this province,
We pray that your ExceencY wrud peae take the ad
vice of his Maleftys Council thereon We do with the
greate proPety urge this matter, find in the Royal
Charter that the principal end of the ntution fthe
Gil is to be advng and ng the Governor, in order
ing and detng the affairs of the proyinee land that they
expressly appointed for that very end And your Excel
lsney determining this matter BY yourielf would be to
order and direct of the mott important affairs ofthiS
province, without the advice and aance Of the council,
and contrary to the mott evident delgn of the charter
We do allure your Exeelency that the written paper
which you peafed in your meage of yeeday fay
Puported remembrance againt Peter Oliver, Eq; was
ia Rt5 the remembrance and petition Of this Houe paed
after the mO mature elaboration, by very great majority,
in a very full houie.
Your Excelency will Peafe eonfder that this houie is
well knowing the general fen Of their continents in
this matter and allure YOU that the continue
of the Chief uice in his place, will encreafe the
eaneis of the people without DOORS and sndanger the pub
lie tranquility. We therefore earneAy inueat your Excel
lency, that while in this inance " employing the
powers with which entrued in promoting the
guilty and good order of the government, may, agree
able your declaration in your peech both hous, find
that you ready give your content rcquef or the
hou intended for that and other great and important Pur
poies and that your Exceency will Immediately take
ny aeP for the removal of the Chief ucs from the Superb
or Court.
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F r | D A Y February 10.
Z O S 7 O N.

On Saturday february Iat5, The eyeary Of tie province
7Vas drefed9 By tbe Hoafe Of Representatives., zUfboaf delay,
70 deliver te Bis Exeeny tbe Govnr fbe fsozvigg
nasgrazfe ard petition, for tbe ren0vaiefPE OLIvER,
Eg; from fbe Superior Court.
Province of the MAssAcHVssETTs-BAY.
10 bis ExesLsscy tbs COvsrnor ard Coaneil.
TNHE houe of representatives of this his Mleys pro-
vince beg leave remonfrase to your Excelency and
Honours the Hon. Peter Oliver, Eiq the Chief uce
of the Superior udcature, court of aze and gene
raj goal delivery over the province, court wholly ered
and contributed by the great and general court or zemby
by power granted to the d general court by the royal
charter declining any to take and receive the grants
ofthe ad general aemby for his feees ehefjues of
the d uPerior court, hath accepted, aksH and resolved
ar and reward granted to him BY his Maey for his fer
vices "A aored from the sh day Of July I77., TO the 5h
day of January I774 And that The ad Peter Olives Ell
chief uioe of ad luPeOr court hath plainly given this
houe to underiand BY writing under his hand, ms reio-
luton for the future accept the % and reward for his
srioes as afoelaid which he as is granted to him by
his Maefy during his rehdcnee in the province chief
uice Of ad aPerior court. Now this houe hsnby con-
eciyc, that if his Me had not sseHirePEeen'sd BY lis
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Thus the reader hath account of this moh mo-
menous affair, it has hitherto been tranaed among the
feyea branches of the legauSe The houie of reprefen
tayes preis the removal of the Chief Juce with be-
coming frmns and decency They sxpre0y declare that
his continuance in his place will ensae the uneaneiao OF the
people, and endangey fbe public tranquility. This alone
would be ufeicnr reaon, leaf why prudent Judge
ihoud hmfe by egnation, If he dares not re-
fufe the Kings grants while he holds his Office. The Co
vernon is luPpoed will him, from msiUe fad
to be obvious. If his Exeeency would condesnd take
the advice private and obcure indivduA be zUOaL4
zOH e'gGdey THE END ofan o5fiaaie irsfai 10 comply
auth 70 REAsoNARLE a re7aef made 10 bin by tbf RE-
PREVENTATIVE BODY Of FkEE and DETEKMIH-
ED people,"
FALMOUTH, [Caleo-Bayl february II.
MANY people being apPrehenfys that there viii be
difficulty in preventing iome individual PeOns from ell
ing TEA, tho this ihoud againft it We
think proper declare you that you need not doubt OF
your reoutons being carried into execution for whole
names are hereunto ubenbed, will engage that PsroH
in this town, great md rich poor, ha dare 10 eoun-
teraet your deigns."
Tbonai Tarbncket, Peter Picb, AbrGbam Wldfozvl d.
vd Platter, Benjamin Brz6, OHvg Searero<O, HeSy
Hard-Cayt. Committee for tarrirg and fsafbsrirg.
NEWBURY-PORT, Feb. 9. LaG Mon
day failed for London, the flip SAVANNAH,
Captain Baltic, with whom went pafengers,
Mr.. Philips White, jun. merchant o. Almlbury,
and Mr. John Johnion, Merchant, of Salem.
We hear from Gorham, near Falmouth, that
the dwelling houie of Captain Daniel Eldridge,
of that place, was lately continued by FIRE, with
every thing in it: The family were awaked
by the bowling of a dog, and found the houfe
full of imoke, which IN about three minutes
after, was all in fame Captain Eldridge
got out all his family except one of his chill
dren Ia pretty boy about leven years old) who
periihed in the unrelenting flames.
February 10. Wehear fromHamfead,
in New-Hampihire, that lately, an empty
coxcomb, having greater fhare of impu-
dence than brains, in raking through the
freets of that place with horfe and llay,
and abufing an honeh labourer, engage
ed with his team in his lawful cal
ling, obtained a faithful and genteel
Aagellation, without money or without
price the marks of which, nothing
but a difolution of body will eraie.
NORWICH, February II. Wehear from
Albany, that on Sunday the 23d. ultimo,
a very uncommon and melancholy affair
happened there. A farmer who lives, at
Normanskill twelve miles diitant from the
city, had male child about two months
old, which he was deiirous to get baptized
for that purpofe, he, with his wife, the
child, and female neighbour, got into
fed, at eight o'clock in the morning, and
proceeded to the city they arrived at the
Engliih presbyterian church when the
mother unwrapped the child and, to
her great furprile and forrow, difcovered
that it was frozen dead by the intenie cold.
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tnl: IT,. ad petition and ancc I'D been laid before
him, and exrrcy dc,lasco Us ho-e, 5,at he was
obliged in duty tire Krg dccnctheir reqtci ); and
ao gned 10 the aoaie that he ihoud take any rp
for the removal of the laid Chief Juice thA account
copy Of a remembrance and petition, with his Excel
lencys -aid mege, will a.o be laid the Council table.
Now this houe, having after tie mof mature deii5sgs
ton, Judged the matters aforementioned, be of the u.o
weshy importance to this province, DO think tkemeyes
bound in duty then conuent thus explicitly TO repre-
fent them to the Honorable Board that the Honourah
Board may duly adyle thereon, and at and determine ia
their widom they fhall think proper.
TIE Papers ysrred f9n fb' foregoing mcags after,
gVayds " oyeey THE H0als laid fbe Council tale.
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Judge Autehmuty's Commiiion is ndorfed thus.
Province of the ROBERT AUCH-

Province of the ROBERT AUCH-
MaAachuletts-Bay, MU7T,EJq; auth
Bottom, January 3I.I769, in nAmed, took the
Oatbs appointed BY al Of parliament to be taken
izRsad Of the Oafb5 Of allegiance and (HPrenay
repeated and yak/cribsd tie tgf or declaration
t6frain eOnfaineG, together 4Oitb The oath Of a3,n
rattan. Ind aLio took an oafb thar be zU0uld
faithfully perform The duties Of the abfes TO 4Obfob
be is appointed BY Virtue Of fbs qVifbin zVriHen
eOmmi5Fon, according TO his beq Kill and jug
nsnt. Before me, FRA. BERNARD.
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preierve the Liberties and promote the welfare
of mankind, they aim at oelpoglc rule over us
and TO make US aud our hafd-carEed property
the infruments of their abominable pride and
luxury in hort, our caule Is noble and an
honour to human nature. theirs is a diieracs
TO rational creatures, tending to the dihonour
of Cop, and to the deItruttion Of mankind /,
as it is aggravated wickedneis for them to ROB
US of or rights, 70 il will be the highea virtue
and maenanimity in US to defend taoie iacrcd
liberties which were the price ofour venerable
Fathers blood. We have all the great motives
for a firm fand againit our enemies tnat ever
animated good men in good cauie, and nave
great confidence that while we are ifruggling
to preierve the gifts Of Con, be will veal
a0q0n or eae,siss for ~, and cauie US TO rejoice
in his ialvation.
My brave countrymcn, let us not fall out by
the way, but Unite as one man, aand firm as
the hills and inYncibIe as a wall Of brafs, OR
inrereit is one, and we ihall Gand or fall tooe.
ther. Let not death itfelf intimidatc Us, even
his afped is mild compared to bfllJ3 tyranny.
This wciqhty confederation is in our favour,
none but the yilea and mott forbid wretches in
the world will afIifs in fueh internal robbery,
as that of dcpriving q free and brave people Of
their liberties.
AMERICANS, you are now millions irong,
your numbers increaic iome thoutands every
week, your country is the greateR and bcil in
the tour quarters Of the world, and ifyou play
the men we'll for the Cries Of your COP, 'tis
impoAible chat you ihould eyer be overcome BY
the hah>d tyrants az the earth. Co forth in
the name gffbr GoD ef f.bs aynqiss ei LrasI,
and lac vii glye you .aecets.
"A CHRIsTIAN.
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WsfboroagB, Mareb zo, I774-
p A N away from the Subscriber on
~ Sunday lat, an apprentice lad named ] O II
wRI G T, abouttwenty years Of age, dark complex-
on hort black hair, about five feet tx inches in height,
thick and well fet. Carried off with him two fuits of
eloahs the coat and jacket of ut of rpdh colour,
the other blue and pped cotton jacket two pair Of
yellow leather brooches, eep and the other buck n,
two pped tow rts and three cotton and linen ditto -
sne new beaver bat, and other much more, three pair Of
oes, one pair Of which were new, Eve on fH pair Of aoe
ings with pair Of long and ahUshss PsF Of Or
Isrs--Said Wright is by trade Blacksmith.
Whoever will take up fd apprentice and ecure him. 70
that may have him again, or bring him me, haII have
FOUR DOLLARS reward and all nree1ary charges
paid by JAMES GODFREY.
NJ. B. All matters of veieIs and others hereby
toned sgaia hzrbourng conceaing, carrying of ad
apprentice, as they would avoid the penalty Of the law.
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.HIs is notify che Creditors Of Sac

n II y - &AO~itJ etAS ~ ~estr1As - AS-R1A~
l. WINcREsTER, late Of BrOokEns, Gentleman,
dcceaie, who have nor received the REFLECTIVE Dues from
the Ete Of the above Derezied, deid to meet at Mr.
MoR ron, at the Sign Of the White Hcge Southland.
Bottom, on Thurday the Iesh Day Of May infant at Thse
O'Clock in the Afternoon, an they may hear Of Something
70 their Advantage.
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TO BE SOLD by
ROBERT RU GILES,

Shop in cornhiIl, little to the Northward Of the
wn Pump, BosroN, large Allotment Of
glifh and India q o 0 ID S,
ioieiale or Retail, extremely cheap for Cath only.
4,soag sVbicb Qs fbs f0lloS0ag articles, viz.
IPT, cnangcable, Cheyauxdefrife,
in and broeaded half GimpandG Garland Trimming,
4 IA Lutcltrings, Wax Necklaces and Earrings,
and Paduioys, Blue, white, pink and black
Jrograms, Hats for Women,
and blue cordefoy, A very large Allotment of
lite, green and pink Mems, Womens, Youths
IS, and Girls glazed and UNI
rimfon, white, blue, glazed Gloves and Mitts,
re.n, drab and black, GaIloom and Straping,
ipotted and ipriged Stay Cord and Braid,
II and "a Sattins Buclrams,
Prices, Yellow Holland,
!, crimfon and green Brown ditto,
Dama1s, "a, rs and yard-wids irifh
white India ditto, Linnens,
zen, changeable and Shccting Holland,
ndia Taffaties, Table Cloths,
Ig6ih ditto, Napkining D4nal<us,
lode for Capuchines, Diapers and Huekabuck,
Colours, Womens and childrcns pack
!, "a and yard wide Thread Stays,
Allamode, Blue, pink, green and white
5 and Grizetts, womens loom-quilted fix
and Sattincts, Petticoas,
Lead-cclour Bonn White Quilting,
6, Gold and Silver fPangled
abIc Allopcens, Buttons,
ne, Grapes and Gold and Silver Vellum,
!, Gold pru1ian Coat Binding,
Mcclkinsburgh ditto,
Crograms, Gold Braid,
and Cambletsens, Gold and Silver Thread,
and EvcrlaAngs, Silk Twia and Silk and Hair
10 Chints, Velvet Collars,
and DuFo,s, TortofhelI Combs with and
id leans. without Stnnes.
Superiine, niddIing and low
i ~ins.A.s sor nrice Pload Gibbs,
HAiacoats, Forcii Cloth,
Iilk N4nlsupt pas- Gersnan Sergea,
Half Thicks,
I Brooches Patterns, Ratteens,
e and cloth coloured Beaver Coating
Brooches Patterns, Dafhls,
/ TIole, Baizcs,
Womeas Thread, Velvets,
and Worried FIoie, Stript Swanfins,
ditto all Sorts, Oznabrigs,
black, white and sha!lOon AMI Tammiss Of
oured silk Gloves, mon Colours,
ok ditto, Caiamancoes,
S, all Colours, Bet black plain kuiiel,
,forment Of plain, s-4,7-S and Hdwdecheess,
/, figured and fprged Mettle Buttons Of all Sorts,
of all Prices, Crcweh and Canvas,
bour Muffin, Pins and Needles,
rieed and checked Threads and Tapes,
J, Sewing Silks Of all Colours,
Gx-quartcr wide Cambrelxs and Lawns,
dullins, Long Lawn,
and Satin Shoes Silk andLincnHand<erchiefs
ses, Knives and Forks,
d Lynn made Ruff Pen Knives,
CzIIimaneo Shoes, Razors,
ditto, Buckles,
0rtment Of BuRcls Pepper,
ner Thread Laces, Cinnamon,
1. to IS. cd. old Cloves,
per Yard, Mace,
ces, And fanety ct othef
ne Laces, all Prices, Articles.
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TIE be Sold at PUBLIC vENDUE,
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Dc SOLD az FUbl-IS FLNIOI5
On Tucfaay the Seventeenth Day Of May Infant,
CEVE NEIGH F S Of the Schooner
~ ABTC ALL, with her APPurtensnres nov laying
az Nh Dawn SPxARs Wharf; afo Qsaatily # Fi0uT,
Ry. ard Mi5line, bcas Pat Of the Kazc d Captain
SAMUEL Snow lac Of RosSn, Mariner. csceafd, Tnef-
,arc. TIE ST.. to k-s E-s-n ecssk bsiorSecn, on
esari i-;a Se7eagT.
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JERE MIAH ALLEN
INFORMS his Friends apd the Public, that be
Il received BY the Dolphin, Capt. ScoTT, freh Abort
ment of Hard Ware G GODS; ALTO few Pair Of oval
Ard other gentee Looking Glaass ia the newell Tate,
wncn ne is determined to ielI q veEs
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cYRuS WIN

f 4 II " "A Il ~ w IN
THEREBY informs his Cufomers and othsrs, that
he purpoles to embark for London early next Fall
and that he now telling off his Stock in Trade, conng
of large and valuable Afortmcnt Of Engliih, India and
Scotch GOODS, very cheap for cah, at his Store in
CornhlI, near the State Houfes BosToN.
Ar9rg 4Dbieb are,
A large Allotment Of fuperhne, middling
and low priced Broad Cloths with Trimmings, German
Serges Wtons, eans Fuans, Cotton Velver, Hair and
Worried Pluhe Furniture and other cdieOes, Furniture
Checks, Irh Linnens, Cambc1s, Lawns, Thick Muffin,
Book ditto Silks for Ladies Gowns Of various Sorts and
Colours ome of them at the ferlng Cot beautiful
Allotment Of Ribbons, Quality and Shoe Bindings, Car
tenngs, Tapes fine AGortment Of Silk Thread, Worried
and Cotton Hofery Carpets and carpetins, Looking
GaHs, with Tboznd 0tbey articles, NOT here mentioned
Very neat fuperhne Chip Hats At the Sterling Coa-
"a Thoc who nave the Cath to pay, win mott furely
find i for their Advantage to apply faid BALDWIN,.
He earneaIy reques all Peons that indebted to him
on Note or Book, to make fpeedy Payment.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-05-19
For the MASSACHUSETTS, SPY

Mr.. THOMAS,
VIZ are told that the Heafbfn rage againil
wv the Americans with great Tancour,
and that the modern Egyptian threaten Us
with defruefion Beeagje we viii not be fhEir
R41ss-However, believe they viii be drozon-
"a In tie red Jsa, and be anothcrrnoncmcnt Of
divine vengeance. We contend only tor the
rights Of nature and the Gifts Of Cor, tby
contend for CIR ysg5ts and 70 Be our matters
we aim to maintain brosh~rly claali.y, to