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CHOICE MADDER, the growth OF tbs
~ province, 10 be SO L d BY
J Ohm B A r K + + -,
Near the MILL-BRIpGE, B . 0 N.
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contributions Let emily avail Ourselves Of the e p-
rr ofhe times but bind up poAeri,y 70 be Eeemen Our
Ccpee were aauard with this prophetic benevoenee, when
h dGolysd rhemielye and recommended new choice OF
delegates In the fprHg.
y There fos reacn to fear that the heps we are OBJ
ged to take to dns Liberties, will reader 900 care
sts in gsablbsg them. Wifi and COED men in Britain,
have trd up the sstain Of htury in America. Let Ne
net be afraid loekheugh IT, Va inutve pid Who Zee
through the eosnetfen ofcsufe and efc. Ye holy fps
who have been aeeuaomed the operations Of divine
providence. We Deceive pi,s who Isoys and execute at
onee-Ys know what /" In etefnitatem Pingo laid
pos Lat neither think, write peak, at, with
Oh: keeping eyes kxed upon the period which h dove
our connection with Great Britahs The dsrUm OF the
preent nihy may PeePats jf but the ordinary couris
ofhumane things, mud accomplish it. Britain mutt relax
rom her prefent abtSsy mesiures, but political ncecsy
not j.fks, muh hsIeaer be the meaus OF her atsons
Feemsh bear middle Fate between liberty and Gave
ry. 1t is e6tnttO the hapPnels Of liberty that IL AOd
be sSuTe and perpetual.
3. rotation Of Offices |, one Of the s-gusrds Of bef
. The right well IS she oblis atoms eg1ation, e
alike binding upon all men. To prevent pride and sxeelye
popularity, and to dale knowledge and virtue, are the a-
rsA methods Of feeuting and pepeuasg pulls Liberty.
hee 20 be obtained only BY eonint retatiop OF 9TH
ces.
.. Iamoa win Co live to hear the ,rumphs Of ths ~.
bles IN the year 1874. To fac the Medals PetuTes fsg-
enu Of wrsings &c. that a be dipayed 20 syiye the
memory Of the proceedings of the conse 10 the year r774
I1aa adventous creumanee ha give pecedeney on that
be TO iahsrt the blood, prOss the name
Of mtfCr Of that glorious a6smby. eanso' after this,
to mean the IeaR reflection upon any 81 that
body xSsA urge, that osy has NOR two thirds
Sd nsnbess nsuld BE returned from each eolORy TO
attsnths atConcrfs. The good dr. osions 10 humans
nature lonetnes LEAD Us ARRAY in public Affairs Do moi,
uou, fastOrs avail yuures Of the srattuds and vshs-
ration Of your eseatrymen. You have, v, sde them
free: But nsber talk awaits you. Iafrua them, inNrra
po.y In the great feenee VI ise~ins and PsPstsafne
FRExDoM.
TT. A.. .er,i,,.I1
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HAVE hithsrto though Arongy temples, ATTAINED from
writing il ee public papers upon the fuse Engh loes-
ss. bscaue plaay fe that the inhabitants Of this country
are no. or aysy and that even the pen Ofa JuEivs
;e,rab. ofinetpe them proper exertion OF the ega
800. IN fUpott Of their invaluable rights. My prsient ca
a., - ,oui them Is the effort Of defpar. future age will
.,,ny Ne aoned at the taenef with which the intatn-
s, o,oue Of England have uTed tbemves to be depriy-
"A of,bale eonRtut;csa bulwnks which eeessd BY
Their patriotic aneeors, guards sgsinf the Entertainments
The los Of theft has already bssn dsplOsd, and nenSsr "
eur hope Of their recovery.
II Is soy peint pprpoe hold forth image Of that fur-
49, s,.on which we are doomed to fucmit to- as u 10
Sn,,edi n that horrible at Of the late On ofparamsn,
intkd, az az fy tbe batter vsgastg fbs government 81 TIE
e,v.inss If AdG1aetEIeffs-Bey.
AtcorSins this al, the governor may appoint the Juass
Of the inferior Courts Of common pleas aHd OF Oyer ana
Termiu.r, anarerncve them at his Plsafurc.
N FnaanA the King appoints the Judges Of the court OF
CANNON peas and az tsJ<ns theyay net be rsn0yss an
iel. BY aidrels Of both hOuies Of parliament.
According to chs a, the King, eonr1y to The late pss-
tic. in tr province, nemnafrs all the members Of the eoan
The governor is ale suhsssd 20 spPcint the sEtsitT,
hout the conisnt Of council and, with Ie eonis.s o.
,be faiA eOuas, has power q removing Bum ~Asa ..
ksais. ,,.v L.,
n srelSsf Is ncS removable az Psaiufe.
Aceors;.s :, shis s, the Governor may, without CON
f Of soasc appoint the chief Juice and Judges Of shc
frerior seut Of the pgoypsc and the King sEser H hsa
M.nual, may remove him II his pleasure.
n Esrlani che King appoints tbs chief Jnee and JSas
:, 4 he ssurt q Kings Ssnshi b.; a frf tssy a'
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20 tbe Csmmitirf Of CSrre90ndsnftf for tbs County
Worceser, issbs PrSeiSef Of 1zgDacsgtfffs-Ba.

70 tbe Committrt Of Ceyve1Ondsnet for fbs COSn.yT
Worce!er, issbs PrsSiSef Of Az..Dacsg'Ffn-Bf1i.
CENTLEMKE,
TMPREsT with fenfe Of The dsty and sblissticn vP
owe to the world well esnRituentt, we take 'hN
opportunity aequans you with the mof dangerous ana t
ming infringement tie rights and privileges fEnshnsn,
which has bern ancd nce thse infant partatons hass
been inhAbed,thc particular circumstances folsw VIZ
On OCTOBER tie aoth s pas, one of the anaAn lsdsss
Of the county, and two Of the other juices, with tic bsh
sri and Knga attorney, and sT deputy 1erS, are cfs
sRant took one Leonard Spauang Of this Town, ane Gam
med him TO Coal undf pstenss thar he has BEEN gully y
hish trealon htrs he BY their Srnnuinason 10 LAY ~
the next hyperion court to be tried for his liz 20 other ss-
dence appeared assnA hmbsn that one deputy ig.
sore heard Mr.. Spaulone, ia thar the King S
given his aent the Quebec h, he had broke lBs
ton oath which p<rDns, together with nrnrsr Of w
county oce have 6nos sbe psng bsns the
bill FOR regulating the PrOvines Of the Maichuie been
very Ienuous in vindcAng both laid bills, renders il hsb
s5rious that the insfoduoa OF the latter among w.
not far OF the consequence Of this affair not a. ,s
known. though imagine will be attended with great
muIt and dordeT,we srfre sou wohd with ieedBsn ss
your opinion % the matter. We erntIsmep,yevr Ha ~
kHionate friends the committee Of rOnslpoa1enee ft tie
,os.n Of Fuila Dumeron ia the county q cambs.ln.
aad prssiuee Of New-Yosk.
NovsSIV Z, ara. sSEpAex HAsYtY,
IsaATKAs kNIcnT,
1onN BvTLEs,
Jp,IAH BoYpEE,
DANIEL 0ATEs.
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not be removed unlsi BY saass Of both ROuss Of Para
iment.s rs -,es
Ths an ,llo pN,ides that in al eaas juror contrary 70
the former usage. al Be nOninarA ana retained only b.
| the Sheriff..
Let Us now fate the cafe Of Ensiihmaa living under
ch contribution as the proceeding, and by bis eeneFads-
pertinent become obnoxious to the ruling powers.
After what we have feen attempted ~ the cafe OF NJ
Wilkes, it is not ineeaihs to fereis that iehsne Opid
be laid for his deRruaicn.
The perfons who compete the standardization Of the day
command the Sheriff nominate and return iaeh Sfss %
may be depended upon in their work Oh blood. :, -
The Sheriff rfsfes but after few changes Shsnh
found who engages to be obfeqoious 70 theAy wiii.
An honeR Judge, who, BY foms mifaks mas been samt
tel into oes gve'a proper caution 70 the ur ano INC
culpit is acquitted. -. ~,
more Otf.qOioss Judge 10 fubu,sd in bis raes. The
next attempt focceeds ury, packed kya Sheriff remos-
able plese, and decd BY Judge under the fane ef
cumlances finds any given Cupt guilty Of any given eSms
IL this be u experimentation Of the safe, and DEFY a0y
the mon progate Of the rissSs to coatad'd me, how
preeasOus is the tenure by which every Ensnan, iEhdng
In the province ofMsnaehuesEay bells bis liberty and
life
without emotion
GSi, jsesriy li50nu sv4s sfaSsd Of DE rtVsn
on, bsfors fb4f asbiaisu 4ys, al fbs JsSgs Esgsae
zprs rsweeabs at fbs sie.e IF fbs cstva. Msy ssvf
been tsssb 10 Etss fbst sye are indebted abe pr Ksg
sv this sksraiios IL fsvssr sJU, bs tby bsVs bees DE-
sivsd; fbe aa paid ~ Biz inaSs0 bs eennssesnts e.
81, ,srs Sga OsIy a. 80 70 matk ;bs Jrdgn 10 kssf fE
naes, n cafe Of dsmt Of fbe Cresys, an az pifB
hyebib, fbsr ysmVai az thar sSnf bsT sbs Erfsek t
saak assoy sstsdis ibs Tb,n., msb GpsIsa 10 4esAl
tbs 0eiee IF biT pNpIf.
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And as il appears BY the Gad publications that IL Is recorded
upon the book notwithstanding the many afpehons s
lihoods tbesn eonaasd, again the people Of this sr.
without the liberty, az knowledge Of the
ps@ That the Tew~-Cek, do in prefenee of the ;ou'
obiieTate, eale, ohewe deee the iaid recorded pro,
and all the thereto nbbsd 70 that il may beeore
stteriy ilIagble and unnashisibs. r =
YAd That the method ,ean by the leaders in proteGas
procuring very considerable nunber 6en the pr.
se that voters ia the town, think pi,c-
Of low cunning, to deceive the public, and made thsr rs
aPpear and formidable than u was s,afy
Eand, That the fsnsn Of laid prosH, iome Of whru
the town has conferred many iayours and eonfsauenty s
exped their kinde and bait sFyxes, bs deemed unorsh-
holding any town office Of po UrhonOar, uAt thsy ha.
Inads tatisfson for their osnee, the acceptance Of
town, which ought be made public shear prsteA
Vffd, That il 10 highly nesu that thOle Of the 6goe
who hsve NOT made speton sforslsd hould hs knoy
IN future, il thefsoTs nessiry us, thar hov5 Dc
here inieTsss /" follows we. A"S, PyTEA@,
WILLIAM pAiNG.
lsAAc MeoRK,
JoHH WALKER,
Jo'HvA JoHEsoE.
Hefsd The following sdnoniiion be given to the Tosr.
Clerk Wis. Mr.. Clark Chandsr, whereas this town thus
annual town.rseins, in Mstsh ls well r lsyesa,
years befoe, honeured you, with ehooGng you for their C
relying upon your hdsy, that yon would al for the hero
Of the town, find hsiee much daepnnted by your con
dua, in recording the boo the andalous pro, ri
William Elder, John Curtis and shr allied with fslihaai
and rssEtsas ssaia ils town We hsvt uA feaion var
you saaaed the matter BY pnjuhahs mosivss, and
this TINS exhort yps 10 be creunpe In execution
yosr Office, and give this the ks oubie u
calling meeting again, on iueh occasion. -'
The wines to ecyour behavour lseh may nso.s
you to their former good opinion Of you.
Whereas the committee Of cofeipondenes for this town.
willingly laid all their proceedings before the town. when
quesd, asd thereby sppeais, nowhands snstneroi
sbus hrApsd them BY the proteo thar they have alta
with diligence, Gaze and esutsn. Therefore.
Psss6 That the thanks Of this town be, aad are hettf
given ths committee Of eorepondenee fof their ceum
psSiion, and chat they ds<ed 20 with their vs
lance ssspsndne with the other committees In thu ftys
raj towns in this provinse Ao,
YcfAd, That the Foregoing ,aniafom aAS proceedings, ~
recorded in the town-book Of ssed, and that steed copy
be given 70 the committee oesnefponttnce for than TO tart
NIT TO tie committee Of eoefpondenee fy the town a,
BoAon, to be tuheu In the Maashulet Spy, and so ii
ManaehufeIIs Gazette All which humbly Submitted BIZ
IssHvA BIsELow,
DAVID BAHcKApT,
JoHATHAn SToHE,
bEnJAMik Face,
1estAH PiIAes,
SAupIL CyhTis,
JoAAs HUSBAND.
Ara town meeting held 10 Wsressr, the aad d-y u
AussA f774, continued BY Adjournment the i7th q
oS6bs hs aoegoiny being real, paragraph y paragraph,
was accepted by the town.
Attea, CLARK CHANDLER, ToMn-clesk.
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PUBLIC VEN E.

A DAM y ERR, hereby informs his FHsaes Ans le
"A Puble, Nat he has
Opened Venduc Room,
North6de of tls TownDOek, Gths iare which Mr.. A'sh
b.s Bowr,a Ioruey oceup;ed 10 that bsne) ard ncv
rad for he Rrespea Of HSscsi Futtus, snd hseh'
dss An tAOs ~ho are rlszs< fsosr ha si,h th.'f ~
rlcymen, ethu q Ppbls or pssss Sale BAL fnc ~ hs
WI, al in thas fl.ssa viii issTitD hasli ant th1ssf'
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Az town meeting held 10 Wsresasf, the aad a-y u
AugsA f774 and continued BY adjournment to the t7th u
obs, tbs assOiny being real, paragraph y paragraph
Attea, CLARK CHANDLER, Town-ciesk
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For he MAssAcHusrrrs spx..

- - Mr.. THoMAs,s1
90 much has lately been laid, written and printed ogan
the committee Of correspondence for the OF Boi-
ron, Especially the part they took in the
fun,pgion agreement that is become emineny neceIy
t their conduct in that matter, in fair point of lght
that hone minded people may not be led conceive that
in that important masts they aerd without due regard
the gana dsgn Of their appointment, the reception and
communication Of ptereang tslligence throughout the
province. 1t well known that the reception Of the
Port Bill NewYor our friends in that metropolis were
70 much snmed for dfre and the confeuaton they
conceived 70 unprecedented eda would throw into,
tina, they Immediately en exPre Us, wtha cory Of
the bill encoied in LETTER which did honour America,
and in great part Publhed IN papers. In this let
tc in letters from NewbuD Port, Providence Newport
and escal other ,eeahlc towns immediate iuipenon
of trade with Great Britain iome i Ireland and the We
Indesl recommended the only melures to be De-
pended upon for the recovery of invaluable rights,
attacked ach and in good earnef The be returns in
our power made to theie kind offers Of advice and
aiances and meeting of merchants at length being
called, whether principally promote hnce efficiently
known, bst then induiriouly concealed addes,
importation agreement, we pretend not to determine
However, the merchants lid meet in greater numbers than
probably expected BY the gentleman who ued the
notification. am induced this opinion BY the abienoe
Of the gentleman from the iecond meeting at the coffee
houle ard alto of the inumcnt tef which expected
TO be produced. The fupenon of trade talked Of in
this meeting, and there ort adjournment to the wet
room of the taehouie. The addre after being repeat
sdy applied for in vain by the merchants, neither ad
dss sddrers de6gnng make their appearance
fre of their ocndua ard oemn dca Of the ne1ure and
mode ofeontu6ng it drawn up, and voted con-
unanimously, and publed. AT this meeting ne fnf-
Penon of trade again taken into conGdefanOn and
very refPeefabe committee appointed to obtzn lubpons
for aen6on Of ira Greas-Brtain, countermandng
Of orders, &c. Several worthy merchants fgned and did
eounteEnand their orders and the town Of Providence
in fach 5rwadnef adopt the Plan thar they pro-
Koied unloadng ome yeiels, nearly fit for falling, If
could allure them that Boon alone, would generally e0un-
temand their orders. This unfortunate enough
to be able do for about this time the noted h.
handed about change declaring, given out,
that the committee Of New-Yor had wrote US We
had aance to exPea from them. Soon after this the
eieznt had Their lat meeting, and ther Clerk reqneng
the late letters from the other colonies they were laid be-
fore them and the Hfut Of that meeting was decla-
ration that they look upon themieves rslezed from their
conditional engsgement without the leaf aPoogy or fur
her prOPolaL conduit Of dis fort might Be reconc-
eAsle genaemen who looked no further than whether
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Committee
Correspondence.

WIEDHAM, legally warned and hcld in WIKDHAn,
June q, I774.
"NATHAEIEL Walls, Jun. Eiq; Moderator.
" This meeting being mprsiieo with deep fenle Of the
preen alarming apets ofdivne providence yer the Brh
colonies in Eoth-America, anfng from the preient de-
pred toaton Of the capital Of neghbourng province
in having their harbour and port blocked up by ps Of
in hofe array, 10 the terror Of the people totally and
ruzly obAruttng all BY lea into or fcm faid
port therehs oreeby preventing the due performance Of
al private maritime contracts, rendering uec their whole
navigation, flores and wharye built and erected az vaa
exPenoe OF the inhabitants principle which threatens
ruin and deuton, both the liberties and properties Of
every ubjed throughout the whole Briti1h empire.
And being further alarmed by bill late depending be-
fore the parliament Of Great Britain, for guating the
government Of the MaGaehuetts Bay, lng here be
recred, though rePleie with arbitrary threatened der6on
all corporations in Creat-Bnsn, and Of all chartered
rights in Ameriea in view Of thoie well many
other impending dangers and callmities, and from firm
belief and Perua6on, that there fnPreme almighty,
infinitely, good and mecifol Being, who fsts the helm
Of unyeral Nature b. whom Kings reign, and Princes
decree uiee, who has the hearts Of all the Princes and
Posentes of the earth in his hands and under his almighty
coEoul and however faulty the nruents and procurcfs
Of tho calamities may Be- YET Comforting fms and i'm
Pietes, they ua, coming from the hands OF COP,
and are to be zverted by humiliation deep Pentzneesnd
reformation We therefore fincegey win and hope day
viii OOn be appointed for Iolemn Eating and Payer,
recommended by late General Aemby, and beg farther
intimate to brethren IN the ieverA in this
colony to render TIE obvaton Of that dry agreeable
to the divine direction, VIZ To undo the heavy burthsns
ard let the oPpeed 60 fee, to attribute to the neocties
Of the cieed thar thar day, be united in opening
hearts, in contributing the relief Of the injured and
oPpred, INDECENT inhabitants Of the Of Bottom cf
PecZy thse who are more Immediately q, by The Eears
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THIS is to forewarn all perfons nom
i truaing MARY, the wife Of the Subief6er, as ne
has eloped frOn my bed and board, and bs<d in very
unbcooning mannsr WI Pay C e.te Of Der eOntTsa
ing from the date hereof stsel ...tff
Rsfs-, jay a, I5s4. BENJAMIN ross.
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7Be .4Uing Is f5e naeb taikedsf ASdrsi 70 GeUey10'
To Goyernor TcHINsoN.


WYE Merchants and Traders Of the town Of Bottom,
w and Others do now wait yon, in the mott rePed
6 manner, before your departure tor England, to teiy,
r ourelves the entire atisfaaon feel at your wife,
jealous and faithful standardization, during the few years that
YOU Rave preded at the head Of this PrOsincs.had your
succe been equal to your endeavor, and to the warme
ses Of your heart, cannot doubt that many OF the e
wills under which we now fufer would have been a.
verted and that tranquility would have been reitOed to this
long divided Provinces but allure osfeyes that the want
of cce in .ho endeayor VIII not abate your good with
es when removed from U.S. and your earnef exertions fill on
every occaon fvc the true neret OF this your native
country.
While we lament the ois of 70 good governor, we are
greatly relieved that his Mey, in his gariOoa tzvor hath
appointed, as your fuceeior, gentleman who, having
difingued hmfcIf in the long command ne hath bed IN
another department, gives themof favorable PrePoeiion
ofhs future administration.
We greatly depore the ealamite that are impending and
will foon fall on this Metropolis, by the operation OF late
A of Parliament for utting up the port on the rt OF
next outh:-vou cannot bot be Ienbe FIR, Of the number
les evils that will ene the province in general and the
rres and direes into which It viii particularly involve
this town. in the coure Of few months-whout mean
ing to arragnthe uce of the Birth Parliament, we could
hupbv with that this had been ccuched with les ngour,
and that the EXECUTION oft had be>n DELAYED to more d.
rant time that the people might have had the alternatives
either tohzve complied with the conditions therein ie orth,
or 20 have abmitted TO the eonequerr evils On rsfE;
hut 4, il now ands, all choice pfccuded, ard however
dpoed TO compliance eonce0n the people may DC, they
NUT unzvodaby iuffr very great ealamltes before try
can receive relief. Making retituton TOR damage done 20
the properly Of the Ezlnda company, TO the property
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OF any inlVlua, by the outrage OF GhcPeoPe we a0now-
ledge 10 be lu and though have ever dilavowed and
do aow ioenny bea. temony saEit ueh awieis pro
ceedngs ye, eonfdeng ourelves members OF the fame
Community, we fully dPoied bear proportions OF
hoie damages whenever the fun and the OF laying
i, can be aicertained We earney rcluet that you, fir
who know our condition, and have all times dPlayei
the mott benevolent diPoon towards US, will your
rival in England interr yourlefin behalf and make
uch favorable representations Of cafe, that may
hope TO obtain fpeedy and eieetual relief.
May you enjoy Psaiant pahage to to England; and
under ali the notifications thayou have patiently endaed
may you pots the inward and eonioatoy tefmones, of
having discharged your truf with fidelity and honor and
receive thoe distinguishing marks ofhis Maeys Royal APP
probation and favour may enable you pats he RENAME
der Of your life in quetnc and cafe and pelerve your
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TO BE lie +,

For one, two three Years,
And may be entered upon Immediately, -
A LARGE convenient Dwell
! Houle, in beverly, near the FeEry, wifl ~
on Floor, and sod WHAT For ~
enquire Of Capt. wILLIAA Mon ~
in lid Deysrlg. ~
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This day sU0s pabEjGed, prize Is. Cd.
And fold BY EDES * GILL, in Qgeen-Greet,
OBSERVATIONS on the Act of Par
~ Hameur commonly called the BOSTON PoRT-
BILL; with thoughts on Civil Society and Standing Ar
mics Dedicated 70 tbs Freeholders and Yeomany Of the
Country. BY JOSIAH QUINCY, Jun.
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IA, 1T tea nos ;hsk =, exclude Is from going ether
n,kets 10 epoie Of tioc commodities which they cannot
u., u 10 iuFply ho- which they e4nnot irPPiy
Still ie let il be prcpOd that properties, wrhn our own
territories a be taxed regulated by any power on earth
lt our owa Tn. God vino gave life, gave Us liberty at
,hc fame tim. the hand OF iolse n'y deToy but cannoi
dsioin chem This sre, lat, determined rsiou-
to ana that you Will be pieaed ntsPoe with that e
your eansA endeavour may enais, to procure &c
drc ~ ieie r great grievances at, the mist' OF youi
fuhes in Britin America, again a approximations OF fo-
ture ensrosehent to eltabh a,ernsl love and harmony
through the whole empire and that thss may continue tcthr
iue ages Of time, the crvsnt prayer o. all Erith America
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B o S T Q N.

TIE Captain Sbaylcr and Bruce ar,iVsd on Monday
isf at Salem, fran Loua.n By them qv' baVe
yfeeive1 LonGoa Papers 10 the 10Th Of O706o.
& qav are ebigE filed quifb Aec0n1f' Of trfparA-
4 sfsal Tar ele7ienj svicb femedfS engage tie GVb'if
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