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liz q 90 d S,
tremely cheap for Cath only
& faiiosaisg Arfieiss, viz.
Cheyauxdrfriie,
Gimpznd Garland rimniine,
Wax Necklaces and Earring
Blue, white, pink and bi1c.-
Hats for Women,
A very large Ahortmenr Of
Mems, Womens, Youths
and Girls glazed and ,in.
glazed Gloves and Mitts,
Calloom and Straping,
Stay Cord and Braid,
BuckrAns,
Yellow Holland,
Brown ditto,
90, 7-S and yari-widc Iriin
Linnens,
Shooting Holland,
Table Cloths,
NaPkining Damaikus,
Diapers and Huckabuek,
Womens and Childrens pack
Thread Stays,
Blue, pink, green and white
Womens loom-quilse& fix
Petticoats,
White Quilting,
Gold and Silver panglea
Buttons,
Gold and Silver Vellum,
Gold Prufiian Coat binding,
Meeklingburgh ditto,
Gold Braid,
Gold and Silver Thread,
Silk Twia and Silk and Hair,
Velvet Collars,
Tortoiilell Combs with and
without Stones,
Superfne, middling and low
Price Broad Cloths,
ForeA Cloth,
German Serges,
Half Thicks,
Ratteens,
Beaver Coating,
Dnffls,
Baises,
Velvets,
Stript Swanis;nss
Oznabrigs,
Shauoon and Tammies OF
mola Colours,
Calainaacoes,
Bea black plain RuIsll,
srA7-S andyardwidec CLERKS,
Mcftle Buttons of allSorts,
Crewels and Canvas,
Pins and Needles,
Threads and Tapes,
Sewing Silks Of all Colours
cainbricks and Lawns,
Long Lawn,
Silk andLinenH andkegchiefs,
Knives and Forks,
Pen Knives,
Razors,
Buckles,
Pepper,
Cinnamon,
Cloves,
Mace,
And a Variety Of ethss
Articles.
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CALEB BLANC RID,

Il ~ j.
In UNIoN-STREET,
Beg, leave to inform his Friends and cuomer that ne has
Imported BY Captain SYMMEs and bS De from London,
ireih aiiortrient Of Summer Goods, which nc Will ie
at the very lOweR prices for ready Money, VIZ.
nut c H Lace, Cheayaux-de-Frize
- and Blond Laces, Gsuze HandecEehieh, hne Al
iortrnent of caleoes, &c. India Dmothys, Jaekonet
Spfigd and stripd Mullins, Bengals, Nankeens, Lungee
Roma black and blue Oritch plurnes, Skeleton and
cap.Wrc, Allanode, Sarnets, Sattns, Ribbons, Gown
Trimming, Eiofes belt Pumps, Silk ditto, girls and miles
Morocco Pumps, csmbhels, Lawns, fine AdOrtment OF
mems and women's worried, thread and cotton Hoie
Breechrs Pieces Morriss Patent Gloves and Mtts, Super
fine and other Cloths, Duroys, Wtohs Serses Ravens
Duck DoWlas, China Ware, paper nea red Trunks, ini
Linens Of all widths Spices, Royal Ribs and Corduroy
IF mot colours &l, ladies white riding Hats, with blue
oaeh Piumes, boys white and black round Hats futans
Yennsss, Dimotsys, buff white and carlet Cloths eoft
Shaons, India Caoees, black, buff and white Silk bfeecn
Is Pieces wisha large and General tment Of GOODS,
in the Worried, WOOIen and Haberdaihery way ladies'
riding Gloves.
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VXyHEREAS on the night Of the ON

WHEREAS on the night OF sne OH -.
w of this infant June the dwellln s gs -.
fubcriber, of Hanover, the county Of Plymouth nm
holder was broke open and entered BY iome VILLAIN or VII
,io. Who allo broke open dee and ole from thence
Sum Of Money, which contained in two Purie, one
white elk knit with fix firngs, and the other made Of
black glove leather with ngs Of the fame alo large
old-fahioned Glyer Watch, makers name Windni Lon
don, No. s64I. TEN DOLLARS Reward is offered to
thew NAV be brourht to Jutiee. DAVID JACOBS.
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TO BE S OLD,

4 " d 4 . ~ y,
> A FARM in Cohafet, containing
~ about So Acres; weH fenced with Stone Wall,
it good Houfe, BAN and chaiIs Houfe thereon, about
Nile and an half from god Harbour, and one Mile
nom the Meeting Houi, 70 Miles from Bottom. Enquire
81 Colonel Lincoln, Of bingham, Lazarus Beal of iad
cOhaist, or MIR. Richard Billings, Taylor, in Bottom.
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BOSTON: Printed by ISAIAH THOMAS.


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a MEXICAN INK-POWDER.

A MEXICAN IN Z K.
IA Experienced and found to be equal, If fuPerior
to any imported, The excellent Qualities of this Powder
are that il makes the be black Writing Ink, and very
convenient for Gentlemen, Merchants, Attornes and
others thar travel, il Being not cumbsTcme and liable
thofe Mifehanees that other Ink is. The Ink may be
made in large ail Quantities, is mo convenient.
AS freezing is cold this may be made with little Brandy
other Spirits NOT liable to freeze. One Quality peculiar
70 this Ink is that though the Writing be expOed ex
treme wet il alters not, but W. remain as long the
Pager endures. This Powder deayeth not by keeping.
Note the above Powder has Ingredient in It that pre-
vents Ink from becoming thick and mouldy.
Any Perfon by applying to A Mn NORTON,
nearly oppofte the Pof- Office in Bottom, o. S AMUEL
NOR TON, the Maker, in bingham, may be uppled
with any Quantity of ad Powder, low by the GrO,
IS the BtitiIh.
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p.;bttrs on atd Colorrs.

Painters Oil and Colours.
lust ARRIvED'
A GENERAL Ailortment OF Tallate !
IA Colours and Oil, and to Be
CHARLES SIGOURN6I,
A, b;s sbop NJ the Head Of Dock-Sauare' BOSTON.
A L S o..
Window Glafs, Nails of all forts, "c' oSc'
\ An Invoice Of Painters Colours,
To be SOLD, very low, eonha,ng o.
Red and White Lead, Spaniih w hite
and Brown, and few Caaks Of OH
TBeing ConGgnment'l
Steel Plate M L L S A w ,;
A MBER of Very hne En- m,
N elm Steel Plate MILL saw ma.s.s
,he Eaard ufe uperior tuny ever IN America
Is ;uf arrived, and to be S Lp ey
CHARLES SIGOURNEI T.
A, his Shop at the Head of Dock-SquaIe,
o..aes. C,eenleaf's AuSaion-Roofn, BosToN.
With Large Afortment Of all Sorts OF GU.
Braiziery, Ironmongery, Cutlery and on 1,
cb,ndIerv G o d S, COn6fing OF every Artee ua.
i IDorted in the Hard Ware Branch, and TOO many
enumerated in an Advertisement. MA :.
Thoie who want to purchafc BY Wholeais' wn nhI 80
o,h their he to CALL as he is determined to ieh as ~"
:. $50 $50. -. ;, ,o,vn. ALSO,
DoubI. re6ned EngIih Sugar, cOPperas and Alum.
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OHoICE NADER. the growth of this
~ province, to be OIL D by $500
3 ron IN BA RR z T T,
Near the MItt-BAIDeE, 7 o N.
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THUR Esd AY, AuGusr q, 1874. (NUMB. 80

and fcorching meridian heat Of the people. To
evade the malignant effects of the laf unrirh,e-
Gus Parliamentary productions, for the preienr.
we proPofe, to ceaie acting in any buGneewhich
has relation to the executive part Of thoIe acts !,
they who are 70 diveAcd of every principle bur
the ba!rf ipecies Of felt love. as to take accom-
milton under iuch a picture of government,
may have nothing to do, as to the execution of
It, and DC left TO enjoy the uninterrupted plea
lure and honour airing from their contemplate
ing their own power and importance.
We beg leave, Gentlemen, to afTame the
honorable and endearing appcllation Of your
brethren. * .ee2 - .1
BY order of the committee of correfpondence
In Dartmouth, JiREH Willis, Clerk.
z. s. 1 his town is nor unmindful Of the
neceiities of many in Bolton, and no doubt, in
due time will afford them iome relief.
Per order, I.W.
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Danmonfb, July as, I774.
To the COMMITTEE Of CovygpOndtacf far the
Ta7Cm Of Bgqoa.

GENTLEMEN,
TT H town has moved at lat in the
common caufe /; bur though moving
late, yet we truR with that hrmnels and fabi-
lily, which will in iome meafure continue the
grand iyGem in motion ;thelaa Tpoke revolving
IN the wheel, may be as necefary to continue
the motion, as the frR; tho in no fenfe the
cauie of it and notwithstanding this town,
has heretofore been Inactive, it has not been
inattentive to American affairs; the unani-
nous refolutions Of which, we herewith tram
fmit to you to be publiihed as an other evidence
of a general American union. We affection
ately condole and fympathize with you under
your prelent affections, which we hope will
work out to you and all America, far more
exceeding and durable weight of glory--Ame-
RIGA we apPrehend has been expofed to ruin, by
the executive uie of foreign commodities, there
fore the late acts Of the Britifh Parliament, may
be confdered as loud call IN providence, for
faf from thole excefes, and hmilar to the
preaching of Jonah to Nineveh who, as he
expreied him1elf, cried out of the belly of hell,
YET his errand was defgncd by heaven, pre-
vent the deGruetion of multitudes: and flame.
ricans will proclaim, and keep universal fat
from Englifh and India goods, (which ieems
obc the terms and conditions regarded for their
Elvation) no doubt their deIiyerence from the
threatnings annexed, will be complezt. The
gouard begins to wither and o how will the
authors doctrine, (3ho like Jonah, have fed
from the Preisnce Of the LOrdl teaze, and fret,
and pine away, and die, when the ihadow,
thereof, under which they have repoied, ihall
entirely fail to defend them from the disearays,
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Pr0ceeaalIaaalgi Of lJe 7ioqv,,nu ef Dartmoa1tlb.

A T a town meeting legally warned and
IN held at Dartmouth, on the 18th day of
July. A. d. 1874 After choofng modera-
tor, the town voted to act on the articles con-
tanned in the warrant. ALTO voted, that we
are grieved at being necefiated, to act part
which at 6rit view, appears unfriendly with
reipcf to our manufacturing brethren and
friends in Great Britain and Ireland But we
truit, we ihall readily be executed by them,
when they confder, that this part of our con-
duct is wholly deligned, and in our judgment
will have the greareit tendency of any thing in
our power, to fave both them and US from
bondage and havery. For upon mature con-
federation we judge the ieveral late unconIti-
tutional acts OF the Britiih parliament, have a
direct tendency to deiroy the harmony which
has fubGited among all the Britih fubjeeis,
and to entirely abolilh the Enelih contribution
and form Of government. And therefore as
the mot probable means to prevent thoic de-
fruetive purpofes, we unite with our Ameri-
can brethren, AND SOLVE, that
we Will not purchaie any goods manufactured
in Great-Britain, and Ireland which ihall be
imported from thence, after this day---that we
will not purchaie any Engiifh goods, of any
hawker or pedler; that we will not purchaie
any foreign teas whatever; that we will not
export any Rax-ieed to any foreign market
that we do acquieice in the nature and necef-
fly of railing our proportion of money, to pay
the Congrcis, and to raiie the idm by fsbftrip-
ton; and that thefe rs6kvss do remain in force
70 long as the preient grevious acts of the Bi-
uih parliament remain unrepealed, or until
this town Glall fee fit to alter, or revoke the
faid relolves. And that the town clerk tranf-
cribe fair copy of thefe proceedings, for the
committee Of orrefpondence, this day choien
in order for a publication, Alto
Io'ta, That Benjamin Akin, Efq; Mei1rs.
Jirch Willis, William Davis, William Tall
man, Seth Pope, H. Corniih and Jireh
Swift, jun. be committee to correlpond with
the other committees OF correspondence in
America,
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True Copy, attef,

BENJAMIN Russell, Town Clerk.
N. B. Immediately after the above votes
were pafed, this towns proportion Of the mo-
ney to pay the committee of Congress, was
advanced.
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THE Proprietors of Silveaer- Town,

TH Z Proprietors of Silveiter- own,
n lying on Androleogging- River, in the County Of
Cumberland, arc hereby again notified That aid Propis-
tors their Meeting, legally held by AdOunmenr the
9TH Day Of October f77z, voted Tax Of COS. on
Right to be paid to Mr.. CHARLRs TuRnER, Projectors
Treafurcr, onrOr before the rsth Day OF March 1873 -
And on the 10th Day Of May I774, voted further Tag
of zos. or Right, be paid the TeaGfer Aforefad,
on or before toe roth Day o. September I774. Aad
whereas many Of ad PrOpneso, delinquent in paying
the former sf ad Taxes, therefore unles iad Taxes md
be pad to the Trealer aforefad, beEe the 18th
Day Of ob-r 1874, much Of iaS delinquent prOPrieOrs
Lands, will b. folt at public Sale, fail Day ha
be fseent pay faia Taxes, ard all nereY charges,
at the Hgui. Of Mr.. DAEIEL BAKER, InnIoldsT, 10
Pembroke, O'clock, P. NJ. flid Veusss to Be sa-
journed, If location require.
Per Order Of the Cemmicru,
WILLIAM TsRsEA, Pc. Clerk.
Sdfsass, Hsgi6 stt, aye
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s.sssS de ]sas%i
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B E T S

} f T S
d L TO
this Eoft feat n
ar from the Law
peace and v
truth smits
innoc
{ me /
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Rhode-Inand and Providence Plantations Iunel 6.
THIS Alembly taking into the mott ferrous Cd
4 liberation fcveral Acts of the Biitifh Partme1
for evying Taxes upon his Majefys Subjects in herid.
without their content, and particularly act iateI pa1H
for blocking the Port Of BooD which Aeeven Ion M
Suppotou that the People of Bolton had uhly ,Grrye
Panibmenl, is icarcely be paraleed in oryor tbe
Severity OF the Vengeance executed upon them nd ala
conderns to what deplorabe State this and Il otber
Colonies are reduced, when BY an Af of parIarpt IN
which the Snbeetsof America have Jingle Vie and
without being heard,they may be dyeed Of PROXY and
deprived ofLibery, do upon DeIiberaon efoIye
1. That II Is the Opinion Of tbs ATembly thu firm
and nvolate Union of the Colonies in Councils Mea
fores, Is abfoutey neceGary for the Preryation their
Rights and Liberties, and that, fof that Pnrpof Con
vention OF RePreienta tves from all the Colonies ght TO
be holden in ome iuable Place. as foon as may in Or
der 10 Coniut upon proper Meafures TO obtain local Of
the faid As,and TO eablh the Rights and Lber OF the
Colonies, upon juit and fold Foundation.
H. Ihatthe Hon. Stephen Hepkiss and the HI s-maei
Ward Eques, be. and they are hereby appoint by hi,
Ahembiy 10 repelent the People Of this Colby Gene
ri cNsssrss.. 9Se NON
.uch Time and Place fhall be agreed upon b& ne 81
or Part OF TIE Committees appointed to be arpointe
by the Colonies in general,
III That they conlu and ADJ lie With the ReoeGnta,iy
Of the other Colonies. who a in fucI conefes ur
loyal and dudfD Petition and Remembrance Ia be r.
prefenied TO his MaeGy the united Voice of his th
Subjects in America etng for Il, the Grievances thev IA
of unoeft dNu P'AlHe Hs GRACIOUS lnieTpofun for fhe
Relief: Ard that ~ Cafe MAJOR Part Of the Rep eer
t1tves Of all the Colonies a agfee upon fnch petto
and Remembrance, they be empowered to lgn thd fame
Behalf Of This Colony. - IS t.s1
~. THAT they alfo eona and adsie upon all th
able and lawful Meaures my be expedienl fol the Co
lones united Manner, fue. in order d procpr
RedlSf Of tier Grievances, and aeertan and eahI0
their Rights and Liberties.
v. That they alto endsavonr procure reguhf ,nrr,
Convention of Representatives from all the ooies !,
"a. "A. g -. n. r..
eonder ofprcpeT Means ior NC preevation ofhe Right
and Liberties Of the Colonies. t
VII nat inc speaker OF 'F lower houic tr1nfmit 81
loon as NAV DC, copies OF tns tdhe prefen
late Speakers Of the refpeei Houfes of Rtprden
Of all the Brith Colonies uPq the Continent.
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| necehsry, for his MsJ ?, Sesvies. .h4t e.;
| fsid General Court ihoti y aiholved.
have therefore thori, fiji TO diaolve the
| faid General Court, ansbe fame is hereby
diGolyed accordingly, anshe Members these
Of are discharged from angurtherAuendsnee
GLYEN aadfr my Ind a. Salem. f6s
I7tA Day Of June, I7t, in ~ Fourteenth
Yew Of BIS Mgs1s .iga.
By his Excellency'sCom lT CaGF
THo's FLUcxER, Secretaf
/ G Cd SAVE THEk N
Previous 20 which, his Ex.llency was feal-
ed TO give his Aaent TO thtfeveral engtSed
Bills, Untitled, \
I'M AG7 for GRporfiening al oOs5Irg d9as
ef7su lbOa land three baared and iifiUs
Poandj, and aJ0 far 'agIgEag GVtr' 0fbfr pms
therein msntionsd.
On IA fsr Jaepbing t5e qtsafay eUifttls
Sun of Fourteen fbogjand fVe laadrsd and ~
PoHn4s. for hbf GpsOrf # GoO4nmsaf The ft-
ing Year.
I'm ID 10 exsmbt The People talied S,saA
and Au-aprSo 6atna5 tram yAg TaxssJ for
/atpor Of MinjFert Jstfltd BY he Laqci Of "a
FToV'nes, ana for ne bEfIaiag ana repairing
1lsstiEg Ho4jfs or Placer Of pHbhe Wort5ip.
I'm Aa far maintaining a Light Hogie A4'
Brant- POM, al fbs safyas1s sr tie Harbohd 3
Nantucket ~
An ia for Incorporating 7ra7 Of Land :,
The County of W'vesfsy. ksOqon BY fbs Nan 10,
Rutland DjGri7, into qoqUn BY tbs Maaot
HaebizjSs. :
As Aa in addition TO an A17. Untitled, h,
IA Jsy The Incorporating The Wea Part of b
7o1On Of StOekbriGgs, into a Djqria BY tbs Nae
Of Mr. SfOek6ridgs,
I'm ARJorfbs /afs keeping Of tie Ree0rdsf
Pr0pyiSOy5 s,'LaHdj 6ro4g5f 10 /svuahy, qub.b
bad bean 6sfors held in cannon.
I'm an for rrviOizg and continuing cet4t
Laavt thar are expired, or near expiring.
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On Saturday ile tbe fsLSuDsg 6@dysls from fbs Mr.
chants and Ecebsldys sftbr707vn Sainu, sOas PRE-
Entcd 10 els Excslsaey Cs0aEw G &c z, viz.
May it p.cAie your ExseIleney,
WT|E, who arc Merchants and Freeholder in the
w Town ofSalem, beg Leave to Prefent you our
dufGl P.Pees your Appointment to the Government
of shs Province. The unvenal Tribute of Thanks and
Applauie paid you, or the WiEOm, Mildnef and exaa
Regularity of your Conduit in another Communal cannot
fail TO excite the moa ua Expectations that this Province
4 viii enjoy the happy Fruits Of your Benignity.
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WEDNEsD Juoe a..

III - ~ ~ - ~ -
ExtyaF eta letter fran eeate lhefer-T Town, Kept
II County, Maryland, 9assd nd 1874, 70 BIS fisiN
II IN fbJ fssvs.
The inhabitants ofthis CID a general meeti9
the ieeond infant and il gave b flcalurc to fee HOY
heartily they Unparalleled With: Twenty-Five GEM
tiemen were appointed com of correspondence, a.
mong whom have the bon.be named After the
bufneis was over, fubtcriptl pTopofed to the conn
mites, which was mof che adopted, and they fuh1
ictibed fon:e twenty pounds ten pounds, and mono
ieis then five pounds, sto bht in proviions and for
warded Tor the uic of fueh reoplc are reduced q
neoefiity by the cruel hand cfiion. My advice was
TO fcnd of load of Corn bout giving any noticl
Of 1t, which concluded vic agreeable iurprize q
Bolton. Words are faid cheap, bnt it is univcFiau
allowed, thar when man with his money he. IS i
earnea. Subscription pape rnt out into the couatfI
and dare fay will Be fIle4o large amoant Thol
who cannot give money give corn. The perPls q
Bolton need not be afraid Jng aaTsed to acomrlsnee.
If they win only give fiobticc, they may make their
town the Grainary Of A u. We all hope they will
and to their integrity. an, fully the honour which they
have 70 JULY ACQUIRED. account of our proceedings,
accompanied with Iette fent 70 the committee, and
iuPPoie willlbePublihed
-
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His ExcELLENcY' ANSWER.
GxNT LEMIN,
II Tbsmk yen for tbe abgng Exfr1on' tssUSya, We,
tsiue1 in your >dd,s, and Be 4SEyed, vvW aiSvays
eford frsnlar PsfsE 70 be ss 70 fbe lHbabsHfs Of
RIBS Tozun, or any IudividHah in tie P,ovines.
feel ar well yan tbs IncsnvSHrneies stx, TIE H.
babifsnts mss 6 from Putting up fbt. Poyf Of Beesa
and 6sHH Be glad tby sUorH Cooperate 1Uib my Endea
vonSs to exfrafs fbemvs fran tbe, bit zVitbsEf their
aonee, can tale Step fszOards TIER relief; am
ferry thar ne People Of thar CefhGi oaA baVs givtn eb
repeated ProUpeaioS tbe King and tbe By6 Marian,
ate force tBens 10 take tie pysnt BtaET (pepsrf Of
iBei, Anibsyiy. Great-B1idH e7Ealy droa, yonr-
EEves, Of happy Urisu svtb fbi zVA sety sfbn
cals.y, and inBaitng tbs Spirf Of Der Aresfori, Fds
il nseSry ltfsyf her Rights, tbs fyeus Head y
Der extended Empire She fOes ebeck fhat Spirit
Qubc5 yaE fay yoH nLit from ysar Fafbs,b rcplcats
rba dss OIedirneefs tbe King bis Parliament, esbicb
'ysur Fafbers acknowledged.
SALEM, June rs, 1874.
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TUESD Az, June Ill
B o S { O N.

THE following has beeijuif received from a M.,,h.
of the late patriotic Halle Of BurgeHes If Virein;,
4. Refolyed, That the fpOfl Of their own oro,.r,v
the Inherent right of feen that there csh be- no a.
perty in that which an,rcan Of right take fo ne
ont our content tharse claim Of parliament IL ,sv
rca is, nOther wOr claim Of right to levy ronrbut;oo
on us at plealure.
Z. Reolved, II the duty imPoied by parliament upor
Tea landed in s;risa, IS tax on the Amer;cans !,
Ievying contribute Oh them without their content.
!. Rcloved, ID. 'ne exPrefs purpofe for which The
tax IS levied oe Americans, namely for the 6,,ror, !,
governments 0htration of uftice, and det-nct of b:
Maety's dor ns m America, has dire ,rD.0,,
render aey ueieis' and to Introduce arbitrarv
rnent and q y,
4. ReioI mar "rtuous and fesdy oppodtion :,
this mini plan Of governing Americ. & sSs,S,.
cece,arv Eelerve even the ihadow of liberty 80 !.
s1 T.. and to his polerity y M SO0ntrl
10 9lved, That Eaa-Inda r., LII
aand that whoever does ufc h. q >, II
go liberties Of America. S-"S " y III
oetolved, That the blocking %, or a.. -. =. III
* up the harbour of Bottom, until the
pbmit to the payment OF taxes impccd an INC
re content of their Representatives., IS ma WIZ
dangerous attempt to deroy TIE yoatut;ons, no
| rights Of all Butih America. i'OeT
J. Reiolved, That +..- III
be appointed deputies fen this Hope II
~ fueh deputiesas liall 5. ,rS.: ..s' II
m the other colonies then toconfder and li,
ways thS moa effeefuai to flop e exports fo,,
nerica and fuch other methods hall he r,aa
securing the oonftuticna ibeies of A,,n-:
Giematic plan formed for thc;dearudion -esinH
The fudarn diiioluron Of thcafemblx pr.,.., !, III
We Refqletons being enrese9a,S by the Ho'.e ue
fgsles Of YiEginis. '-O''s OF