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The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-06-02

Bsg0r, Jzns ], 1874.
= AN away from the fubicriber an apprcn-
IN toe boy, named Joah Cobb, about xeen years age
ihor tbicsl-iett lad, had when he away ors
ght-cooured aeket omethng ragged Whoever viii give
information where he may be found ail be Untitled
ward of two dollars. NATHAN REEN.
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To the p u BLIC.

To the p u B Lie.
As the times are threatning it behoves
and all TO 60 into the mott frugal methods
courage our own Manufactures, and there great
fumPtion of Gloves in this large Country,
ure enough here, to pPy the whole Continent, which
viii employ people, and keep large fun Of Nc
ney here which annually ent England for Gloves and
which better and cheaper than be imported from
England 1t is hoped therefore, that the importation Ofths
artieleat leaft viii be totally TOPPED.
Thele may certify, that Philip Freeman,
will fuppy Merchants and Shop-keepers with the forts
following, viz. Buck-Skin GLOVES, Norway Dee,
ditto Purple, ditto Wah Leather, ditto Beaver Skin,
the mott reaionable TERMS at the blue Glove in Union
Street, facing the gn of the cOm-Fsld the Dock,
Bottom.
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SARAH DAW S O N,
Widow of the late JoiePh DAYTON, Gardner,
AT the COLD Fl, New Bolton,

- '~SSi3
Has for A E, at the owet rates for eaih,
a LARG Z collection of grated
~ and inoculated Englib RUIT TREES,
Of all kinds alto, large number of young Apple Trees,
RATED from the Seed lkeWiie Gooibury and Current
Buihes, Layock Trees, Flower Roots, &c.
An afortment of ARDEN SEE IS, imported
from London, with aorment of ditto RATED here, the
latter being mott proper forthe Wef-Indies.
ANY Gentlemen or Ladies who may want any of the
above articles and will favour the ad Dawson with their
cuao, may depend upon the be of ufage, and their IA
YOURS gratefully acknowledged.
CHOICE PEAS, lie of Shoals DUMB
~ FISH, BEEF, RYE, few barrels RYE FLOUR
and PORK, to be SOLD BY
'' John BARRETT and SONS,
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JEREMIAH ALLEN

Informs his Friends and the PUBLIC,
That he has received by the LONDON, Capt. CALEF,
And is now opening for Sale,
AT his Shop in Ann Street, little North of the Draw
Bridge, by Wholciae and Retail,
A Compleat Allotment of Braziery,
N Cutlery and Ironmongey D 5, Puchaied
from the mott approved Manufacturers in Great-Brtain
and which he doubts will give latisfaeton both in
Price and Quality hofe who peaie to favour him with
their Cuiom. 4Ahaeng ygbicb The )oLiozVirg,
I'D. I'D. 4d. cd. TodI and 2od. n ALL 5,
Sbeatbine and Boat ditto London Pewter Dhes, Plates
and Balons, Tankards, Quart and Pint Cans; Quart
Pint and aIf Pint Tea Pots, Cream Pots, Tea longs
Table and Tea Spoons, Bottle Grains, Wine Meaures,
Bed and Cloie Stool Pans, Bra6 Kettles and skle Bell
mette ditto Warming 4nd Praying Pans, Dek and Book
CAFE Furniture of all kinds, Brais Knockers, Ball Bolts,
Clock Pins Screw Rings, Knobs, Bras Scales and Weights
Money Scales, Bra and Iron Candeiicks, alto few Pair
Princes Mette in the nd wet Taie, Steel ipring, aPanned
and iron Shutters, pod Steel Shovel and longs, Bellows
Box and Flat Irons, Box Iron Crates Bed Screws, half
and Quarter Carriers, Snve Boxes, make Gators, Bed
Cans and Turn BuckcS fver, ivory buck, bone, horn
nJ r,re handle KNIVES and Forks penkniyes of all iotes
Razors Sciars and Cuttoes, Snuff and Tobacco Boxes
Ho, and Ivory Coms gilt, plated and acqueed Coat and
Reaa Buttons; Shot, Knee and Stock Buckles OF all Kinds
rer,nle and Dutch Spe6aeles ao few PAR Temple of
an extra Quality, Erals and Iron Locks and Hinges of all
forts Carpenters and Joiners Tools, Avn Blades Shoe
S'i"N
pit and Powder Eas, Powder and Shot, Bar and Sheet
Lead 10 by Glais, and pitched worried Wool Combs,
bc Clothe Shears, Smiths Anys and Viies Iron Spades
P,e Gator and Felt HATES alto few white furred ditto
with Gold Buttons and Loops for LADIES' Peg-tooh and
roer Saws, Steel and Iron Plate Hand Saws, faith ten
nant and key hole ditto, Files and Raips of all forts
Cihts Tan and Bung Borers, Bamboo, Dogwood, iolid
;ont and hazel Angling Rods of all kinds, few OF the
neare Bamboo Rods that perhaps in AmerleaPare
Tons for Rods Cod and Mackrel Lines, Hair and fix ditto
bea Huv Hooks, ditto on Gimp and Hair, Snap Hooks,
and 10 Slave Reeds, Io-Yad fly Line Gimp, Landing
Nets y-goO ftout painted cork, Bras Winehes, Brads
and Tacks of all forts Nail NPPers, Mutt Crackers Cork
Screu Bra and paper Ink Pots, Bais Beer Cocks, Pink
Iro,s Chair Center and Deueling Belts Crutch Head
Cloth, Fable, Shoe and Buckle Buhes, Curling and Pinch
inc longs, Wool Cards, Selves and Serve Bsttom' Houe
BeIs. Pound Beads, No. !, and Silks, kitohen Jaek
,,leat Brais and Iron Wire, Curry Combs, Dripping Pans
Corn Fans, painted Scale Beams, Hore Fems Brai1 and
Steel Thimbles Rat and NIoue Traps, Tin Plates Look
inc Claes of air kinds, few Pair Gold and Gold and
white oval Gianss IN the Palmyra Tate, either with or
without Terendoles.
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G A r d E N S f Z DS
Imported in Captain GoRHAM from LON ON,
And to be S o L u by
YDT A ID Y A r.

At her Shop near the North Battery, BOSTON,
EARLY charlton, early hotfpur, golden
L. hotfpdr, large manowfat, dwarf marrow, blue marrow
and Spanh mooto Peas large Windor, large 1oker early
Lbon, early HouPur, early yellow Dwarf early peckled
ditto and early white Beans with black eyes, early York
ire early Dutch Sugar Loaf Battera, large winter green
and yellow Savoy, early and late Collaower Seeds, beR
Cabbage Lettce white Co.'s, green Co.'s, marble and brown
Dutch Lettce Seeds, bea double Pepper Gra6, round
Spinnage fort top and Salmon Raddiih, carlet Raddh
double Parley, white Spanih flver-Sin and red Onion
Seeds long green prcey and early Cucurber Seeds, wee
Marjoram, Thyme, Baum, Sage, early Dutch, and late
Turnp Seeds, large iwelng Parnp, red Beets, Orange
golden cooued, early yellow and purple Carrot Seeds, red
Clover Herds Cras, and Canary Seeds, winter FUN
mer Sguah, long French TumP, HyioP, and variety of
Flower Seeds, warranted to be new and good. "a m.
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POETS COR T r.
For the MASSACHUSETTS

For the MASSACHUSETTS, y
Mr.. THOMAS,
BY the lait Neicls from LoNpoN we have the ne'9oI
Account. of the Death of Capt ADAM WINThFor'
of .hc Brigan,ine LYDIA, in the Prime OF Lie, VINO
was truck over by the Boom the IIth OF feoru@y
laa on his Voyage from hence to LoNpoN sn1 "s
dro,yned He was a Defendant from the "A III
of this Colony and iecond Son to the Honourabie Dr
WINTHROP, of Cambridge was educated at Harvard
College where he received the Degree OF Matter oil ArS
in 1870. This Young Gentleman was endowed WIZ, WI
good natural Abilities, and many genteci AseomP"n-
rnents, of DiipoGton humane generous ana oec'oeH'
@CEAN thou dreadful and tumultuons Homo
J OfDangers at eternal War with Man
Deaths Capi,sl, where mott he domineen,
With ali his cholen Ieuors iTownIng round,
Wde-opening, and loud-roarng on for Prey
Too faithful Mirror, how doR thou reflect
The melancholy Face of human Life
SelfAatter'd, unexperiencd, high IN Hope
When young with ianguine chear and Streamers gay'
We cut our Cable, launch into the World
And f,ndly dream each Wind and Star our fnend'
But where is he can fathom the Event
His flight PHILANDER took---
I lovd him much but now love him more.
Like Birds, Whole Beauties languih, halt-eonceaid'
Till mounted on the Wing, their goiiy iiumeS
Expanded ihine with azure, green and gold
How Befngs brighten they take their Flight
Friends, our chief Treaiure how they diiappear
PHILANDER gone tn nfatate Grave has Cpd
Its wateyy Mouth, and clostd on blooming Youth.
With awful Voice it calls upon my Soul.
/" Eternity vaR Ocean lies before thee.
There, there, thy much belov'd PHILANpER fails.
Give tby Mind fea-room, keep it, wide of Earth,
That Rock of Souls immortal cut thy Cord
Weigh Anchor ipread thy Sails call every Wind
Eve thy great Pole-Star make the Land of Life
Ard Eotn this wretched Spot, not worth thy Care.
With ardent Hope anticipate the Skies,
Where tiumphs Immortality and Bits.
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10 fBe PU BLIc.

A the method lately pra6iled by the
fubfcriber, in having perion At his door, to invite
gentlemen and Others his public aes, has given dat
action to ome gentlemen, ihopkeePers in particular,
void giving offence, he ha delft from that practice for the
future and purdue one follows, which he atters hmiif
cannot fail to give universal latisfaeton, he fnceiey
wines to do THE public mott earnealy requeAed to
remembers for their advantage, that Tor the future no
tice will be given Of the time his public aes begin by found
ag Of BELL which he has pugohaied for that purpoe
which re6ted his Auction door, near the Market,
Boron Where conitant attendance is given, both early
and ate to receive the your of all fch who are peaied
TO confer upon Their much obliged mott obedenr and very
humble feryant, MARTIN BICKER.
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Joseph BILLIN GS,
OF BosroN, I L o X,
H.. r.cevea by the ship JOHN, Capt. WHITE,
A'"' r.. n N ID O NJ.

CUNDRY Pieces furperfne Cloths,
- with shaloons, sc. to match alto four-threaded
Patterns, all which he is determined to fell at the iowet
ISJlse Tboe who are pleaed to favour him with the
Mslirr Of their Coaths, he will take for Pay New
FnoIand and wef-India Rum, Loaf and Brown Sugar,
NalI,ass Flour Ship Bread, Cocoa, Chocolate, Beet,
p0.L Garbage. &C. The above Cloths, sc. being
ConGsoment, he will cut a Suit of Cloaths elegantly,
and make them up cheap and as well as any adverting
Tailor from the city of London.
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For the MASSACHUSETTS, spy.

Mr.. THOMAS,
Plkak to giqx t5e Joilcsvi.g a Place is yo&r NEXT
paper, and yOH 4UiH 06Lgt one sf,aHr egFsmsT'.
R, January gift, I774. AZ.
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Is T Z A has of late been, and
is now, the principal fubjeet-
matter of conyerlation, and
has occafioned fuch a watt
number of town-meetings up
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II H u r S D A Y, June 70.
! & O S Z O N

On. would think that the poor Cows of the town Of
BcROnufr enough by being deprived of the Grais with
which Nature has 70 PIentiiuly fored this
year. without being haggled pieces with eutaes and
tayonen. 1amefu degradation Of the Of Great
Rrit-n, Heaven knows, have them turned upon dumb
and laofk.nfve cattle
At general council held at Salem lat Wednefdas, the
Ion. William Brown, Efs; appointed juitee Of rhe
peror court, in the room of the Hon. Nathaniel Ropes,
ffq; drceaied.
The number Of Governor Hutchinfoa adirciIers con-
Ping Of merchants. hopkeepes, Pedlas pettoggsrs, SEC.
ounted to 100; and it is ad, great pains taken
ooghoat Bottom and many other towns, procure that
tnber, which NUT certainly appear very contemplate
len It's eonddersd, that there full far hundred fbsz-
sinhabitants in that province. BeF. GAIL
Tbe islenn SsgRe and covenant for non-cOnfumPtiOn
etih ieEchandze is the Of the tree; by
firg1 rive eifa5iih Manufactures, fave our
lfyF hE1hy our country fom the desrucfion that
Sosr~~F
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Or 5resbrrs Gull tste ssfice sbat fbs cVoeDs q toe
pssr ar. ,bs !gsl yssevs'T Of ali do"srsH' for roe 'a q
Bsfsn.
On Monday Evening lsa died ar his Lodengs IN TINS
Town, TAcos RowE, E6; CehsIerhan who has Teiidei
with Us about three Years. who BY bis open Department,
engaging Manners and universal BerevOlsnee, Joined With
an extenve knowledge of Msnns, make bis Death TO
be neersy resIssed BY large Circle Of Aesua stance
Several congregational churches we are told, have se
apart days of ng and prayer account Of the pTssHi
mechanically a.pea Of oar publc afairs.
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For the MAssAcHUsETTs SPY.
Life rnd Li5eyry ne

u Lys end Libaty nrVev D5aR Be parted.
u 5 u the motto Of the country, and we are m
ateraby determined to part with orr Eb.rte,.
thc expense Of defending them Be what it may. We
told that the mniy Of Britain talk Of taking away our
ARrrR ! Enemies TO God and man Do they thinI.
.sn iubsnlt to tyranny in our own LAsD.-Tbe
ty which our fathers Purchaied with rH1fR BLOOD,
viii defend with OUR BLOOD.
A oUNTRYMAN.
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ne following 4 an sxsr4a from law of the province
Ie1s to the CELEBRATION Of the oras-Dsy Of which il IS
expected due notice will Se tsken.-
Z" And Be il further enacted Tia, If acv r.,f, q.
ions ih be reercatng dpoltns orunneceari, y1;ns -
Iofsnng' or 1t any penons mall unnecsgsIilv ailenbe
themlei'ss IN any the reets, Ianrs whasyes heh 49,,
commons, heds, Paufes orchards Of any town or le
wisain tbs province upon tbs LORDS Day OF an, par.
hesot every Perion 70 Offending aa fors, and pay tie
sam Of fine hiings and upon esery ttOp att,
ms AAll DC oool- 70 she.r god osharois."
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From the EssEx-CAzrTTE Of Juns al.
HISTORY informs that there arr lime nations in
L 4 thewoEld who PT religious worihip to the Deyl
thinking and dshsnng, by iueh means, 70 FILTER caos
and keep him In good temper that 70 hc may NOT h.,
them Query Whether the eompemsnu lately paid 70
Ssrtan e---n OF public character, on his dcpar.aSe
from this province did not originate from mar views ana
fcntimcn in thss authors Of Them And further Mhs-
Their the votares, in both tbes cafes are NOT likely to fare
pretty much alike IN the fne
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This day was publiihed,
lEmbeiihed with very elegant QgarO Engraving Of an
Indian Gazette.
.MBER v. Of
I II Z ROY VAL
American Magazine,
Or UHIvKRsAL
RePoiItorJ Of lnftruetion and Amuiemcnt.
For M A Y. LII

c o N T Al N II C.,
An al for blockadng the harbour of Boaon'he TENET
ofthe Soeratic PhioioPhy explained Fortune Hunter
eonnued-Hameti the lnluiiieicney of Luxi, 10 n,
attalnments of happnesQ Queries concerning the GOOD Dc
hey OF continuing and encouraging the Fave tfaar-An al
mirable Recipe for coniumpton-- On AgrieulturcTo
the Young Gentleman whole Letters female education
was Puhlihed in No 4Obiera on Phyfoe,on,, ana
Beasty---New experiments and obleryations IN Cbeor
---Oi the frt method of communicating ideas by rieut
and OF the origin Of letters Explanation Of an India,
Glzette giving account of tkeir bagtcs--Rcepe for
Aahma-on the extraordinary degree of hear which me,
and animals arc capable OF Importing ---Reaeeons on M
Fair SeH---Cruely OF yranne Prncc---The Dtesory -
LoVe.---PoETIeAL EssAYs--A Gentleraans lanentl
hon for the lois OF his dcgAniY.r to the Rcbs IN No.
my Choce---OnhodoE Adyics---A Song Of Iibett,.
HisToRieAL CHRoEtcLE---Genera Hiaory of A,ne
riea---A bill tor the impartial administration OF uacc. e
N Maaehuie- bill tor the better Regulating the
Province Of Madachuiets Bay---Domefic Intelisense
Marriages and obfcryasions on The
Weather---CoycrnOr Huehnion's hiaory SC.
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To the FARMERs in Amerie,.
y c r E A your SHEEP and rsie woor
IS tar as Poiibs, that you may kon this tne. ,.,r
sNDT Cloth. FREEDOM.
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TRUTH TRIUMPHANT.

ora YnGicaiian .. tbs coisri,s, from ;eziss fsreg.
LssiGatioa, zreR TaS6si0s, 5ezvT in PGn.pblef
lady ps6Ij6a9 IN London, entitled,
A D E c L A RATI ION
of t5e pespi natural Rg5f Sbas il fbe LsgiGatyrs,
zD5icb t5e IsdamsutSt Principle If f5e B,R Css9i-
fzfios, 0, Fare. By c RANVlLLE SHARPE.
Of fbe OLD JEwRY, LONDON.
A N accurate and critical knowledge of law (fueh
"A can only be acquired BY much reading and long
perience in the ProOn) is indeed nece6ary qualification
for thoe pesfons who undertake. deliver their opinions
concerning the nicer and difficult queAions ofjsrf
prudence bur when the s4ssrai ygbs any Of fellow
fubees apparently at fake, every has right
Judge for hmlG and declare his tensments, far
plan eoscLafoni Of reIsr and consS sfe will fairly
rant and luch oay referred to, the following decIas-
ton of the naai right of popular representation In the Ie
Citation.
Amo-g all the rights and privileges sPpertaaing
u.s., d that truly noble lawyer Lord Sommers that Of
having ae in the eg1AtOn, and being be governed
by fueh laws ouves fha chOOs, X IS the moi fun
damental and ssafi~ well as the mOa advantageous
and beneficial, &c."
And all Brth fubjeas,whethsr in Great Brtain, Ire
land, the eoloaie eqEa BY the law Of nature,
they certainly equally entitled the fame nafsrsf
rights that sGsAiai for their PreervatiOn be-
eaufe this privilege Of bevirg Bare 10 fbs g9G."
merely Bri6 rgbf peculiar sb e@sd, but il IS
alto natural Tiybf, which eannot without the moA flag
timuatng njuhee be withdrawn from any part of
the Bndhempire ~ any sUwid' sssb~iy svbayseVT be-
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B o S T o N.

PROCEEDINGS ef fbs fszUn Of SANDWICH.
a T legal meeting Of the town of Saadebc5, SePtem-
"A Der goth 1874, DR.. NafbaHid Freemas, moderator.
The roper. Of the committee Of correspondence, and fun
dry letters t. and from them were read on which the
following votes were Pailed, viz.
IT. Yefed, That the do approve of the report Of
The Committee ard tina, the letters communicated by them
contain truly ntereing and asrming upon which
we ought feTiouly to deliberate al and determine.
ad Peta That the aet of parliament, commonly called
the Bottom Por-Bil, is only mot unrghteeus viO-
l5Son Of charter rights but unparalleled nance of
cruelty, tyranny and oPPreon, tending aiienste the
the affections, and annhilate the properties of his maey
Ebje5 asd therefore ought by all be opposd.
ID. Vsfe6 That the other acs Of the Brith par
Lament, the one entitled an ar Tor theeler administration
If jdilioe and the other az ser regulating
the government of the province pfetts-Bsy,
Sc. daring infult upon the By depriVing
shsm Of the Engldh cOnaitution "a the heFed
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BENJAMIN FEssENDEN, Town-cIerl
Atteh.

A T meeting Of the town Of Sandwich, September
n 10Th, I774, Doctor Nathaniel Freeman, moderation.
Vs.a1, That the thanks of this be given to the
gentlemen from the county of Plymouth and Bfo who
lately attended in this county, ue their endeavous TO
prevent the late oppreive acts Of paament from taking
ylsee that committee If three petons be ehofen for
that purpofe Meis. Nathaniel freeman, Seth Freeman
and John Dillingham;, junr. accordingly ehoien.
Atteit. B. FESSENDEN, Town-Clerk.
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Frsm tbe PENNSYLVANIA JeuKsAL.
QUERIES pysp.tsl /" AMEKic a.
FiyR,

HET he R the reitraint lad oy
the ,eopIe of Virginia on their de-
lesases, with refpea to the artisi.
Of non-sxportation, does NOT tend to
render the congreis totally inefee.
tual, as every other province muH
have an equal right to reitriet snslr
reflective delegates in any particular
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n plain asltsrs mHtbs5 n rajf re IrAbTAN
MULBERRY TKEEs sabieb pvs&zeg fbs tsf
ISsd fer yfN avsrm.
T>AKE aip0t Of your bef GARDEN land, and
prepaeitwelI, as is done for letticeor cab
bage feed, divide 1t int beds Of four feet broad.
and as long as you pleaie let there be on each
iide fmall path, thafyon may come att, 20 weed
and to water it duly. In the ipring. when you
iow your other garden Feeds, make in each bed
length ways,three fmall furrows, one and an half
or two inches deep, and tow therein your null
berry feed thar it may not fall two thick, you
may mix the feed with Tome cOarie iand) then
cover it with fine earth ;ifthe ground hould
be two dry at the time Of towing, you muRwa-
ter it we'll fome hours before you Tow the fee6,
and if il does not rainwifhin three or four days
after. you will do well to water l. again bar
take care, that by your watering; the groundis
not cloddcd or beaten hard 20 prevent which,
put mat or fome Rraw upon the rows, that The
ground benot hardened about, or waihed away
from the tender rootsof your plants; keep them
clean from weeds; and water them from time 70
time; If the weather proves very dry. In the
fpring following, you may triumphant them in
the months Of March or April into nuneries or
hedge-s0ws, contiguous to your dwelling-houie
o. ellewhere; taxing care that ne cattle come
near them, while they are young.
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!, For the MAssAcHusErTs SPY,
To DIS, E---T--p--f and
J-T--gs all of S---h in the county
Of b. under pimps e0mmss PsrfDsyssd
gre0isg,
VIIHERRAS ye have fslieIy reported, that
w the meeting Of the people 4 the Old
South meeting houie in Bottom, In December
LAT, conGaed only Of men Of sw denomination |;
and have taken unwearied pains to /61adaLSs RE
prsosdsgs Of iaid meeting, and 70 bring upon
~ the relentment Of the town Of S---h, who
have ever diicovered their regard othe liber-
ties Of the people, by endeavouring 20 Periuade
them to proteR againf the doings of iaid meet
ting by which conduit Jon notonly diicover-
ed your malevolence towards 10 your fuperiours.
buta difregard TO the interea Of your town
and fixed enmity againR your country For
all which we think you deierying that recon-
pence Of your error which Is meet. We there
fore notify you, chat whenever you give uSop-
porunity, We win preisnt youwith : dreis very
becoming perions Of your charsaer.
A PoRrRR Pr order.
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Nxw-YoRK, December !, 1873.
P r O P O S A L S

For printing by SUBscRIPTioN,
rTy1E Memoirs of the Life of the Rev.
a. GEORGE wHITEFIELD, M. A. Late Chaplin
Of the right Hon. the counte Of Huntingdon. In which
every circumance worthy notice. both in his private and
public chaaer is recorded. Faithfully feetfed from his
original papers, Journals and Letters. uufrated BY va
rety Of nrsng and entertaining Anecdotess the bea
To which are added, ~
A particular account of his Death and
Funeral and extracts from the Sermons which preach
cd on tnat occaion. h
BY the Rev. JOHN GHLIES, D. D.
e o Nd T o S.
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and with new and neat types.
ii. 1t win coni Of about three hundred pages, and the
Price to the iubcribers will be than Six Shhngs,
neatly bound and letered, although the London edition
nearly double hat price.
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fbed and the names Of the fubfcribes printed o. the
beynning.
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v Thofe that fublcrbe for twelve hal lUve hirteenth
gratis.
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The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-04-22

HIS is to 6Orewam all Perions from
uuiing SARAH the wife Of me the fsbfzi-
h. ,vbo has behaved in very anbeconing manner, q
nav no dchss Of her conuaEng from thedate hereof
EDwA ARD BUNCH.
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