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For the MASSACHUSETTS, spy.

For the MASSACHUSETTS SPY.I
IF any man deGres pre- commence over his
4 brethren in human nature, in order to fhow-
er down felicity upon them, his defre is lauda-
bic but if he dsiires it only to crafty his own
vanity, he is culpable. There is no itatioR 70
high, but felicity was intended to flow from it
down upsn all the inferior fnbjeds. A King
himfelf is only as being pompou1y iet up to
ierve the meanef lave.-Let fubjeSfs duly
coniider this, and then they will look on their
Prince, with an eye lefs tinged with envy and
diiafeeiion than they ionetimes do. We are
commanded in facred icripture to covet ear
neRly the bef gifts, 1T, for eur own fakes
IDLY. for the fake of thofe with whom we are
connected. To be defitute of fuch defre Of
elevation as this, is fupidity. Fathers, and all
other fuperiors, fhould not provoke their chill
dren to wrath, LEFT they be discouraged from
ufng all laudable methods of obtaining fuch
an elevation. A nation ihould not be cowed
into timid fervitude /; the generous feed fhould
be curbed moderately but not absolutely check.
ed. The Britannia nation is like truly pc
nervous feed and when it hath got GilfuI
rider, who keep firm feat, it carries him with
perhaps more velocity, fafety, grace and fucceE,
than any other nation carries its rider.
BASILOPHILUS.
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LONDON, Neusmbr 10.

TUESD AZ night publican at Wapping, notoriout
for his Profigacy, entereda fwearing match with
ther ofthat amp, for wagerof half guinea and be that
uttered the mott blaphemous mpecatons and oaths
be the winner. Inthe midi Of their imPious contention,
the pubcans lower Jaw fuddeny turned lde,
and he continued peechei till next oning when he died.
BY agentleman uit arrived from Rome, we informed,
that the pope, having the rights and ntees of humanity
much at hsar, was determined TO put flop to the further
qualifications Of Italian fingers By caf1aton) but that,
uR he was upon the Of carrying the fame into
eutiOn, he received 70 many petitions from all orders of peo
ples complaining of fuch ede running the trade Of
the country" that his hoine through policy, was obliged
to delft from 70 laudsble an undertaking.
correspondent at Elneur writes that hoe-maker of
that fr of melancholy, not having reiolution
enough to make away with himelf his life being burden
to him, determined to be guilty of fome MURDER and deli
hmfelf up the hand of uee Accordingly he failed
forth at night armed with knife for the purpoie, but
changing bis mind, daring to put his deEn into execu-
On, he threw hmief into canal in of the fIeets.
Some fsior hard BY hearing bis fall into the water
the place. took him out in time, and conducted him home
to his houe. As ioon lie free from his deiyerers,
he ent his wife TO an aPothecay, under pTetence Of
fetching him cordial which in fact, he much wanted;
he no iooner found hmef alone, than he approached bis
chd which lay in the cradle, embraced it, and cut off its
head At this infant his wife returned, found the nno-
cent within wetering in his blood, and lhieked The
noe brought the patoe TO the houi, who feized the
natural lther and conducted him to Prion whereaer de-
FryIng him of every thing that he could politely make ufe
Of odeaoy hml, they left him loaded with irons and
abandoned to the mof violent deipair. This unhappy
creature drew himef with difficulty his prifon window,
broke pane Of gas with his head, and forcing his neck up
the edge of the broken part cut his throat and died.
NoU. I3. The following affair is no e odd than true
-On Sunday aa an cid country woman, apigeOn fancie
who had not been al church for nine years pa had the
rohy to ep into church in this metropolis, and was
handed into pew not being ued to the foemnity of
church ferce, fhe Ioon fell aleep however, e had not
been long in that ftuaton before c unfortunately broke
wind 9go, and 70 loud many Ofthe congregation heard
it. young lad being near, walked her with, Goody,
Goody, your back-door is opes." The woman thinking
ihewas at home cried OUT Lord is it then all my pr
geons gone" She immediately roe up in great ipre,
and with great precipitation hurried through les fur
PrIed congregation.
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7sab.sg@ss, (gmrf /. H. eel 6'Ns}
And to be SOLD by
Tames-Foiter Condy,

A, hi. BOOK STORE in Union Grser dii.etiy
oppoiiis the Corh6el5s Bottom,
A N Abridgmenr of Burns Jui-
A. - tiee Of the Peace, ard Pariih Officer
To which IS added,
An APPENDIX, containing fome scnersl rules
ard di e6t ons nece6ary to be ksown and OBJ
ferved by all Juaices Of the Peace.
ABo to be JoM at (aid Pore, (Oery
rsa,s"4b5J tbs hLes0l'g 6soR' sri"f'G i" H"s'
RIGA, OiG.
Blackltone's Commentaries, 5 vol.
Rohertioo'. HiGory of Charles s,h vols Svo.
Hntchinion's hiitory, 3 vols. Syo.
Palladium of Confidence, 4so.
Evans's poems, Syc.
Vicar of Wakefield, Izmo.
D 1enuDg Gentlemsn's splwer to Mr.. Whites
three Letters. limo.
+ PAM PHI Z T S.
Poem, entitled the Grave
Docdridge's Family Religion.
Smiths EGay on univerial Redemption,
Recovery from Sickness.
Ruth, on Mineral Waters.
Csiiicsl Commentaries sgainf Bilhops:
Sermons to Doctors in Divinity.
lord Sommers) on Nsrons and Kings.
(Death.) A Poe,icsl EfEay,
letter. from Yorrick to Eizl. :.
Sermons to Afss.
Hifofy of Belliiariu;, &c. Sc. Sc.
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Whla iuch proccf you have attempted 70 confehee
,p,e,r 70 me 70 be unCont tutona Cannot thew any
ltenance to II. .-..,,<.,,
Milton, 20, Feb. I774. j. HulCHlNooN'
The Houle upon confederation OF this Mei'ss' "''e'e
plainly appears TO be the opinion fthe Governor thAt
.Goernor and Council are not Court competent TOT
trial Of high crimes and mdemeanors, done and COM
ted by AN ohccr Of their appointment, ana oeihs
d "a take every method for the removal OF the Chief
ice did afterwards end up to the Governor and Souhe'
= fame arl,c.es with Introduction and Soneuhon III
eient finn from the other by no means ho~eE s
Sing thcg impeachment, their original addreiS 10Y INC
w,noya Of the Chief ultiec In order that inc mater
ht be taken up by the Governor and Co~feH IN WHICH
tly foeyer TO them It ihould ieem meet. d.
h The introduction is in the following ~otds, VIZ
&c In tbe HOa(e of Reprelfnfativei, Mareb {, 1874.
"a WHEREAS this Houfe did on the twelfth DAY OF
Ibruary lat, addeis his Exceeney the Governor ana
unc for the removal of Peter Oliver tiq; Cher Juice
his Maiefty: Superior Court of udcature, Court OF
tize and General Goal Delivery this whole province
ceYean realons therein e forth, and did afterwards aa-
ELS the Governor, praying that he would further eoaeL
&c aid former addei for the removal OF the ald Chei
thice and that he would take the advice OF the Soune
ercon And his Exccllency did utterly refuie to comply
rh the rcque of the Houe and lay the fame before the
ouncil for advice -, =
&C A,d whereas ibis Houic did ALTO the 24th day OF
hparv proceed to Impcach the ad Peter Oliver, Eiq OF
rtain high crimes and mdemeanors, before the governor
nd Council Court competent in the opinion OF thlsouie
m the trial Of the lame,to the intent OF the determining the
eeety of hercmova ofthe ad Peter over,Eiq from his
ala Office But his Excelency hath in his Meage Of the
oh of February declared, that Whit ueh PrOceis as this
louie has attempted commence, appears to him to be
.nconaituona he cannot thew any eountenance to 1t.
therefore, to prevent any doubts or delays or advantage;
cnp raenon account OF the mere mornahty OF any OF
e our former proceedings, this Houe hath thought proper
exhibit the fame articles of charge and complaint aganit
he id Peter Oliver Efq; in iueh forms as will remove all
colour or pretence of exception, viz.
PrOvinte Of 5faDaeba(at-BGy.
aTo Ri, ExceQeney THOMAS HUTCHINSON, Eff;
Goutrnor and Commander in Chief in ard oUer In
11ajsy's province Of fbe 1daDaeb4e'- Nrd 10 I'D
HaSca1abk bis Afqjeeys CSRHaiL
ARTICLES of high crimes and mfdemeanors offered
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He will fell for near the cof, on sxamin
alton, they will be found to be very loV
charged. ..5..Y 5.
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w A N T E D.
%EN UINEAS, for which ample
II fecurity will be given. Enquire of the
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authorities.
To which are added,
A particular account of this Death and
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r. his Excellency the laid GoVetn"r
ELIZAbE III GkLENLEAF,

tc his Excellency the lad Goyernrr
ELIZAbE 4 II GkLENLEAF,
At her op the outhward of the lane leading to DR..
Byles's Meeting hOuie, BOSTON,
EARLY Charlton, early golden hotfpur,
IL early Hotpur large Dwarf, and green Marofas bite
Rouneiya, Ledmans Dwarf and Spanh Mapatto Peas,
large WindfOr Tcer carly yellow Dwarf Kidney,and large
white Beans, red, Pupe orange and yellow Carrot feeds,
early Yorkc, early Dutch early ugar loaf early Batteea
red laree winter green and yellow Savoy early and late
ColliAower Cabbage green and white Co.'s, brown duck
Madeira oted and Mogul Lettce feeds red, white, Spa
niih Portugal andlyer in Onion Seed green and whit
Endye, iwelling Panp, red Beet, Thyme, Baum, weet
Majora, Sage, and mmer lavoy feeds iearlet, falmon
ort topt and turnp Radih feeds, fummer and winter
Spinage early and late cucumber early Dutch and French
Tunip Seeds Pa1ey, Pepper Graf, Asparagus, Celery,
lavender and whine Muard feeds water and mufk Mellon
feeds iuunmer and winter Squah feeds Hemp, Rape
and Canary bird feed choice t Peae by the large or final
Ter Quandty-----N.B B. Englih G 0 D S.
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CHOICE PEAS, lie Of Shoals DlMB
- FISH, BEEF, RYE, a few barrels RYE fLooN
and PORK, to be SOLD ey
JOHN BARRETT and sONS'
near the Mil L-BRIDcE'
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and Nova-Scotia . A / D.
ALTO, Nova-Seotia Peas. To be Sol D BY
OSEPH P. PA L M r X.
he lowei fore on the fouth fde of the Town-pSek'
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JEREMIAH ALLEN

Informs his Friends and the BLIC,
That he has received by the LONDON, Capt. CALEF,
And is opening for Sale,
At his Shop in Ann. Street, little North of the Draw
Bridge, by Wholefale and Retail,
A Compleat Ahortment of Braziery,
"A Cutlery and IronmoAgery G o o D S, purehaied
from the mott approved Manufacturers in Britain,
and which he doubts not will give atisiaeton both in
Price and Quality to thoe who peaf to favour him with
their Cuitom. Asuong 4vbicb are fbe folozUirg,
I'd. I'd. Ad 3D. Iod. and 2od. NAILS,
Sheathne and Boat ditto, London Pewter Dhcs, Plates
and Balons, Tankards, Quart and Pint Cans; Quart,
Pint and Half Pint Tea Pots, Cream Pots, Tea Tongs,
Table and Tea Spoons, Bottle Crains Wine MeauFes,
Bed and Cloe Stool Pans Bra Kettles and Skllets Bell
mete ditto, Warming and Praying Pans, Dek and Book
Cafe Furniture of all kinds, Bra Knockers, Ball Bolts,
Clock Pins Screw Rings Knobs, Brafs Scales and Weights,
Money Scales, Bral and Iron Candeicks, alto few Pair
Princes Mettlc in the newef Tae Steel prng, japanned
and iron Shutters, pohed Steel Shovel and longs Bellows
Box and Flat Irons Box Iron Crates, Red Screws, half
and quarter Carriers, Knivc Boxes, make Gators, Fed
Caps and Turn Buckles fver, ivory buck, bone, horn
and maple handle Knives and Forks Pennive of all totes,
Razors Sciars and Cuttocs Snuff ard Tobacco Boxes,
Horn and Ivory Combs; gill; plated ard aequeIed Coat
Breat Buttons Shoe, Knee and Stock Buckles cf all kinds
TEMPLE and Dutch Speetaces, ao a few Pair Temple Of
an extra Quality, Bra and iron Locks and Hinges Of all
FORTS Carpenters and Joners Tools, Awl Blades, Shoe
Nppers and Pncer, Engh and Preach Gun Flnts, Shot
Belts and Powder Fs, Powder and Shot, Ear and Sheet
Leld 10 by Cais, and Pitchc! worried Wool Combs,
bca Clother Shears Smiths Anyis and Ves, Iron Spades,
Beaver Gator and Felt Eats, alto few white fued ditto
with Gold Buttons and Loops for Ladies, Pegtooth and
cois-cut Saws, Steel and Iron Plate Hand Saws, h, ten
uant and key hole ditto, Files and Raips of all forts,
oimbets, Tap and Bung Borers, Bamboo, Dogwood fold;
Joint and hazel Angling Reds of all kinds, few Of the
neatea Bamboo Rods that perhaps Amercaa
Tops for Rods, Cod and Mackrel Lines, Hair and fix ditto,
belt Hurry Hooks, ditto Gimp and Hair, Snap Hooks,
6 and 10 Stave Reeds, Io-Yaidhy Line Gimp, Landing
Nets, hs-gooe fout painted Corks Bras Wnches Brad.
and Tacks of all iors Nail Nppers, Mutt Crackers, Cork
Screws, Bras and paper Ink Pots, Brafs Beer Cocks Pink
ing Irons, Chair Center and Deuelng Bells Cutch Efea.
Cloth, Table, Shoe and Buckle Buhes, Curling and Pinch
ing Tongs, Wool Cards. Selves and Seive Bottoms Houfe
Bells, Pound Beads, No. j, and Silks, Kitchen lacks
compeat Brais and Iron Wire, Curry Combs Dripping Pans
Corn Fans painted Scale Beams Horfe Fems, BraE and
Steel Thimbles Rat and Moufe Traps Tin Plates Look
ing Clafes Of all kinds, few Pair Gold and Gold and
white Oval Glafes in the Palmyra Taac, either with OF
without Jerendeles.
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IA MES II | L L,
At his SHOP in CHARLEsTowE,
Next Door to Isaac RAND, Figures,

AT his SHOP in CHARLEsTowN,
Next Door to Isaac RAND, Figures,
Has to L L,
A Variety of frefh GARDEN SEEDS,
alfo Peas and Beans, jua arrived per Capt SJmmf''
from London. He has lkewiie for Sale, Gals, IIeam-
Coloured, DELPHI and Stone Ware, Groceries, &C.
N. B. The Goldfmith and Jewellers Bniineis carried
on at faid Shop.
Juit arrived and now opening at the Store OF
DUNCAN INGRAHA M, jun.
In Union-Street, BosToN,
A variety of
Englifh, India, Iriih and Scotch @ o 0 ID 5,
Which will be Sold by wholeialc and Retail,
At his uflal low prices for Cath,
The following articles part of his aiotnent, viz
Chints, Mozeens forWaiaeoats, Aiamodes,
CalIcoes, Lorettas for ditto, LuteitTings'
Nankeens, Brunfwieks, renahs'
Mullins. Broad-cloaths, Fine Chip Hats,
Sattins, Serges, Skeihtngs,
Irh Linens, Baizes, Pound Wires
DowafTes, Brolios, Dutch Laees,
Oznabrigs, Jubilees, Writing PaPer'
Ticklinburgs, Calllmaneoes, Royai NiOOs'
Diapers, Rufells, Sattinetts,
Rufia Drabs, ShaloOns, Looking laiies
Cambneks, Tammes near dreii DO
Lawns, Sgnhecs, Ravens Duck,
Checks, GAUGES, Kuiiia ditto,
Fuaians. GAUGE Handkerchiefs, Black hrCaps,
leans. MEETINGS, Black Pumes,
Striped Hollands Mites Court HeelMo-' India Jeans,
rocco Pumps, China Ware.
Infants ditto,
A L S O,
Gun Powder, Shott, Spices, Scythes,
Siekes, Loaf Sugar, &c. &c.
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CYRU S WIN

VIRUS BALD IN
THEREBY informs his Cufomers and Others, that
he purpofes to embark for London early next Fall
and that he is now telling off his Stock in Trade committing
of large and valuable Afortment of Englih, India and
Scotch GOODS, very cheap for Cath, at his Store in
Cornhill, near the State Houe, BosToN.
44uOng Gvbieb are,
A large Allotment of fupcrhne, middling
and low priced Broad Cloths, with Trimmings, German
Serges Wtons, Jeans Fuans, Cotton Vevets, Hair and
Worried Pluhes Furniture and other Cacoes, Furniture
Checks, 1ri Lnnens, Cambrcks, Lawns, Thick Muffin,
Book ditto, Silks for Ladies Gowns of various Sorts and
Colours, ome of them at the itering Golf beautiful
Aortment of Ribbons Quality and Shoe Bindings, Gar
terings, Tapes fine AorImen of Silk, Thread, Worried
and Cotton Hofefy; Carpets and CarPeting, Looking
Clales, with 7bOnaHd oib AytieLf', not here mentioned
Very neat iuperhne Chip Hats at the Sterling COT.
IS Thoie who have the Cath to pay, will mott furely
find i for their Advantage to apply iaid BAL
He eanefy reques all Perions that indebted to him
on Note or Book, to make ipeedy Payment.
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20 E T S c OR N f R.

ODE TO FRIE N d.
TN this foft ieafon let me fray
Far from the awleis ieats of frife,
Where peace and virtue lead the way,
Where truth emts her cheering ray,
And innocence gives joy to life.
On iome enamelld bank recEnd,
When varied fcenes each fenie delight,
Of let ME feat my wandrng mind,
And that fweet eoniolation find,
Which tells me--All is right.
But chief with gratitude my foul be fraught,
To heav'n be ev'y ardent prayT addreit,
To. crown with Joys, furPaifng human thought,
The hand, the kindly hand, that made me beit
That bad each forrow from my foul remove,
Banilh'd deipar, and gave me peace and love.
Let each fond nymph and ruitc Twain
Proclaim Amntor's faith and truth,
Echo each grove and yerdant plain,
The praics of the god-like youth.
Amntor, emblem of the SPRIEG,
Diffuies bleiiines all around,
No jealous pangs his bofom fling,
Nor WORTHLESS deeds his confidence wound
like SUMMERS heat, his ffiendihip CLOVIS,
0sExempt from ev'y forbid view,
rS;TS- the-xIetched find repoEe,
And future blfshl icenes purdue
His eenrons and expanded mind,
The fseet abode of HEARTFELT peace,
Like AUTUMN, crowns the abnng hind,
And gives to induilry increaie.
When nealing WINTER vents his rage,
Each earthly profpea to deiiroy,
o blels, kind heav'n, Amintors age
With CLEANS of never fading joy.
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M p. GOLDTHW AIT,

M. Is. " " IL ~ II w "A
Bees leave to acquanr his friends and the Public that ne
has iuA resolved by Capt. Symmes, treih iuPPy OF
DRUGS and MEDICINES,
Which he iell wholeac and Retail at his ihop near the
Mill-Bridge, Bottom amOnga which arc the following
Pa,cnteed Medicines.
T OCKYER's Pills, Cephalic Snuff,
IL Turlingtons BALKAN ofLis, Maredaunts Drops, OAR
Elixir soosh,o ditto It9es %. TssR Asas s%
Necklaces, Batemans Drops HoOpers Female Pils, An
derions do. Cooks famous Worm Powder efuts Drops
CrcenOughs Tine for the Teeth Ditto tor the Tooth
Ach, Hungary Water, Lavendar do. Eau de Luce
IkewiC Court Platter, Lip Saye, Smelling Bottles We
ny neat Of different figures, genuine Carolina FINK Root
and souire's Grand Elixir. ALTO,
SURGEONS INSTRUMENTS,
OF all Kinds, Phials of all Sorts, Marble and Glais Nor
tars. Lint Surgeons Tow Figs, Rans, Cunans, Prune:
all Kinds of Dye Stufs, Groceries, Velvet Corks with
many other Articles too for an AdVetement'
all Fre1h and Genuine.
N. B. Doctors Boxes put up Ger Matters OF Vefes and
private Families with every neeeiary direction.
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SA M u Ell PAR 4 NJ A N,
Informs his friends and cuomer he has eceis ed per the
Captains 70 L oIER and SyMME from LONDON,
n compeat aGortment of Spring GOODS,
"A which will be fold by wholefae RETAIL lat his lhop
in Unon-Street) at very low advance for esih.
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FBis day zUa5 bHbElsd, Lpriee tOEr eeepsrJ)
And Sold next the Cornfed, Union-Street,
Near the Market, BOsToN,
THE Life, laR words and dying con-
i felton, of DANIEL WILSON, who was executed
at Providence RhOdeIand, April z4th 1874, for COM
hitting raPe.-----
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BE S o L d by
RT R u G GLE S,
ornhill, little to the Northward of the
}, BosroN, a large AHortment of
nd India G O O d S,
Retail, extremely cheap for Cath only.
bicb are fBe foiIoSUing articles, viz.
Manageable, Chevauxdefrife,
beaded half Gimp and CarlandTrimming,
tchrings, Wax Necklaces and Earrings,
,ioys, Blue, white, pink and black
, Hats for Women,
Cordefoy, A very large Allotment of
4 and pink Mems, Womens, Youths
and Girls glazed and I'M
,hite, blue, glazed Gloves and Mitts,
and black, Galloom and Straping,
md ipriged Stay Cord and Braid,
a Sattins Buekrams,
Yellow Holland,
and green Brown ditto,
S, "a, 7-8 and yard-wide Irilh
Liza ditto, Linnens,
Igcable and Sheeting Holland,
faties, Table Cloths,
o, Napkining Damalkus,
Diapers and Huckabuck,
!, Womens and Childrens pack
! yard wide Thread Stays,
- Blue, PisAis, seen and white
izctts, Womens loom -QuilLed fix
inets, Petticoats,
lour Bonn White Quilting,
Gold and Silver ipangled
poems, Buttons,
apes and Gold and Silver Vellum,
Gold Pruifian Coat Binding,
Mecklingburgh ditto,
S, Gold Braid,
nbleteens, Gold and Silver Thread,
.rlaaings, Silk Twia and Silk and Hair,
Is, Velvet Collars,
ro,s, Tortoiihell Combs with and
!, without Stones,
Superfne, middling and low
nghams for Price Broad Cloths,
Is, Forcit Cloth,
itcoat Pat German Sergcs,
Half Thicks,
IS Patterns, Ratreens,
th coloured Beaver Coating,
S Patterns, Dufiils,
Raizes,
MS Thread, Velvets,
,rited Hole, Stript Swanikins,
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