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In Hanover-Sueet, near Concert-HaII.

IN Impoverished, near Conoert-Hall.
The Ladies, bedes being tenderly and carefully looked
after, and inued every Part Of their Behaviour,
taught Engiih and French dramatically, all Sorts Of
Needle-Worlx, plain and il Colours, Tambour Crotte,
Bade, Buge, and Paper Works.
Her Terms will be the mof moderate iand fueh as to
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- Thofe who Eaal Be Plcaed 70 ntruf her with the
Care of their Children, may rely that the Attainment Of
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Epitolzry ccrreipondence Writing ard Arithmetic IN
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mild and gentle Ufagc, Encouragcments and Rewards,
rather than egere Treatment, except when the Latter IS
absolutely nsceday.
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n OMAN, that can be well re-
IN commended, with young Breaft of Mix, would
Dc glad to 60 into any Genteman's Family to fucke.
Enquire Of the Printer
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This Day was publiihed,
TEmbeIiibea with elegant Engrayings, /. The Buzz Of
Mr.. Samuel Adams. II. The Hils-Tops A new
Hunting Song fet Muc, with aRepreientatonof the
Death Of the Stag.1
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This Day was publiihed,


Description of APril-On Ingratitude. An Efay----
On tH Obicuy of Dead Language, and the Sueeney Of
the Englih Writings to effabif Cafs equal to the An
cients-Anfwer the Genealogical Problem in No. IL
-Reconciaton of ome Pafiages Of Scripture requeited
-E1ay on Feyers--On the Education Of the Fair
Scx--v-A real Charaeer-Why Gardener is the mof
extraordinary Man in the World-Epitome Of Captain
Wallis's Voyage round the World, concuded--On the
Cultivation of MaddcrThe Fortune Hunter, continued
--Anfwer to the Pof Diluvian, in No. II---Thoughts
on the Culture Of Slk-Spnng- Directory ct
Love--Anfwers to the quefions in No. II. &c.-----
Mathematical blerations--PoE TIcAL EssAYs-
The Hills Tops. new Hunting Song--Female Advice
THE Wih---On Happne6--.Thc Lilly Triumph
ITO young Gentlemen--Pflm cxxxIx--A
Rebus--The TravrueH--Stanzas 70 Patcnee---
The Afcention--Night. A Poem--A Mother to
young ch;ld--The dying Huiband to his VIE
Verfes to the Editor--HIsToRTcAL cHRoNIcLE.
General HfOry of Amcrca-Emopean and De-
meftc nteligene--Marriages and Deaths----Meteo-
Biological CELEBRATIONS on the Wsathsr----Goycrnor
Hutchinfon's Hiaory, &c.
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At his Shop in CoTnh, little 70 the Norhward q ths
Town Pump, BosToN, large AilorrInent Of
Engliih and India q o Q ID S,
BY Whoieiaie Retail, extremely cheap for caih only
.4soag sObie6 are fbs foYos0mg articles, viz.
CTRlPT, cnangcable, Cheyauxdefrfe,
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qzis day zva, PHbhI5ed, lpries fur eoePosJ
And Sold next the cornfeld, UniOn-street,
Near the Market, BosToN,
THE Life, laif words and dying CEN
IL feiion of DANIEL WILSON, who was executed
at Providence, RhOds-Iand, April z4th 1874, for com
hitting raPe.-----
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WAN Ut E D Immediately fober, active
w Lad, as an APPRENTICE, to gcnteel buiinst.
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Ex.ra7 afs kf.er IF M 81. C,vix. .

&c By letter from TortCla we are informed
that his Excellency Sir Ralph Payne was arriv-
ed there, on his way to Crab-Iiand, accom-
panied by the principal gentlemen of Antigua
and St. Kits, under convoy of four hips OF
war and tender the latter was immediately
difpatched to the city of St. Juan de Porto XII
CO, to inform the Spaniih Governor, that his
Excellency intended to take poaefion OF Crab
I1and in che name of his Britannia Majeky.
Crab-Iland is very fertile. little iPot, within
fight of St. Croix.
4" Sir Ralph Payne offered to lay four thou
fand guineas that in twelve months the noble
Iiland of Porto Rico would be given up to the
Englifh. May not theie ceiiions be the reiult
of fecret negotiation between the Britiih and
Spaniih courts in exchange for Falklands
Hands, that their jealouiies of our iettllng IN
the iouthern hemifphere may be removed -
NEw-YoRx, March ?. His Majeity's IMP
Swan, James Although, Efq; commander,
hawled out in the aream lalt Friday, and will
fit out in few days.
By Captain Hunt, in twelve days from
South Carolina, we have the following extract
of letter from Capt. Brafs, of this port, dated
Charlefown, Feb. "a, I774. This IS to
acquaint you of my arrival here laft night, at
ter mof fadguing time in Madeira, owing to
the badnefs of the weather. IL am forty to in
form you of the great deAruetion at that Illand,
on the 9Th of January, when eight fail of vef-
iels were loft, viz.
A Portugneze fnow, and FIVE men loft.
ditto fchooner, nine men loft.
A Swediih fnow, people all faved.
A Liverpool brig, people all laved.
don, with thirteen thouiand pounds fterling in
fpecies on board, for the payment Of the troops
in the WeR-Indies, fhip, cargo, and twenty
four fouls perifhed.
Sioop-, Samuel Dickenfon, all perifhed.
Brig Tyon, of New York, Abraham Saun-
ders, Captain, and four men loft
Sloop Garland, ofNew- York, Adam Englar,
all perifhed. This veGel and the Tryon, had
half of their outward cargo on board.
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M O N d A Y, March IA.
B O S T Q n.

yenel arrived at New-London from st.
Euftatia, informs that number OF veiiels De-
longing to Connecticut, were there with iwePt
decks, having had bad weather. THAT Capt.
Hatch belonging to Bolton, was blown OFT the
coat of Carolina, and arrived at st. Euitaus'
where he foon after died.
SALEM, March 8. In cchiequence OF the
refcue ofthe tive priioners, IAN account OF which
has been iniertedi in this paper) the High Sheriff
of the county, on Monday afternoon, lait week,
gave orders to his deputy in this town to COM
mand the inhabitants TO meet in ichool-itreet
At O o'clock the next morning, with arms and
ammunition according to law, to aiiiit the High
Sheriff in the execution of his office IN Pur-
fuance of which orders, ieveral hundred were
commanded to appear. This body, when al
emblcd, was to march to Marblehead, and
afr the Sheriff in retaking the faid Priioners,
as well as to appreheRd the principals concern
ed in breaking the goal. On the other hand
it was given out, that the Marblehead people.
to the number of or 500, were arming, ana
were determined to repel, to the lait extremity,
any force that fhould be brought againR them.
In this critical iituation of things, number OF
the principal gentlemen of Marblehead were
happily inltrumentalin efeeting acomPromiies
the proprietors of the late Eaex hoiPiral being
influenced to relinquih all demands that they
might have either on the County or Sheriff, IN
coniequence of the reicue and elcaPe of the
aforementioned priloners, and to dilcontinue
all proceedings reipeeting the burning the hoi-
pital. This meafure, which reitofed peace,
was reported abroad juit before the time at
which the people were ordered to aiiemble,
and was the cauie of much joy and iatisfaetion
to the town in general.
HARTFORD, March 8. Yeitsrday num-
Der of the respectable Inhabitants of this town,
made application to the Select men deiiring
them to call meeting of the inhabitants to
take into confederation the preient iituation
of this colony relpeeing their claim to the
Suiquehannah lands.
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which time grc:, number Of people oi tais
town and of the towns in the vicinity, aiicH-
bled at the Rev. Mr.. Parions's meeting houie,
at which place, AZ the requeH of the fons of Ii
berry, Mr.. Parions gave adiicourie exceedingly
we'll adapted to the times, from Galatians 5th
c. and lit v. Stand taf therefore in tbs h6ey
in 4ubieb CbrR bas made Il, free, and be not en-
tangled again 4citb The yoke Of bondage. The fer
vice was introduced by an anthem, and ended
by an elegy competed on the location. In the
evening, the bells tolled again, which ierved at
the fame time, not only to keep in mind that
tragical evening which we were commemorate
ing, but to folemnize and prepare our minds,
if duly meditated on, for the approaching Sab
bath. The tranfaGtions of the day and evening
we're conducted with allthat beautiful decorum
that religion and good government naturally
iuggeit, From hence it is evident that all the
malicious inEnuations CT mercenary avaricious
tools of defpotifm, that military aid is necei-
fairy to maintain good order, are falie and
groundlefs: For who can imagine that a free
people, rejecting on the lois ofliberty-which
liberty was Purchaied with their fathers blood
and native country, and was left them as le-
gacy to be pfeieryed by them inviolate in the
fulfilling ofwhich, tyranny with her iron claws,
has ipilt the hearts blood of our dear country
men; is not this enough to make any people
who have the power Of reflection, loofe their
fenies and Immediately deal deRrueion to all
thofe who dare attempt to ravih their chaRe
contribution and palm upon them debauched
tyranny But flop; lean indulge the thought
no longer 1t is further evident that the religi-
on we profefs and the contribution under which
we have had our education has produced bet
ter principles-Principles that will regulate our
conduit in an agreeable manner, under the
mof boilterous furges of the mind and preierve
that 6lial affection which we always bear for
the bet of Sovereigns (would be if it were not
for the WORT of iervants) If contrary religion
and contribution ihould take place, which God
forbid, would it not produce contrary princi-
| Piles and effects What then can the enemies
of our contribution aim at Surely revenge,
and that too on our gracious Sos efeign and his
luxurious line, flor the mutual inreref of King
and people are clolely cohne6ted) and thereby
introduce anarchy and confuGon. They know
by this time, if they have not quenched every
| fpark of reafon that we may fuppoie them to
have had, that the people Will not iubmit to
their Jacobiih principles.
A Son of LIBERTY.
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T ES D A Y, March Is.
B O S 7 o N.

~ ~ Ns
His Excellcncy has Ggned twenty public and
private Acts, pafIed the late seiiions of the
General Afembly.
R & F u S E D.
A Bill 4gainf Bribery and Corruption in
the election of Representatives.
A Bill for obliging the Sherifs of the ieve-
raj counties to give bond for the faithful diff
charge of their reflective offices.
A Bill to prevent the further importation OF
Negroes.
Captain Sweet arrived at Newport, brings
advice, that the New.York Tea ihip was zrriv-
cd at Antigua, in very ihattered condition
and a number of other vefels, having been
blown off this coat, were alio arrived IN the
WeR-Indies.
MARRIED. Mr.. Samuel Gore, to Nils
Polly Pierce.
DIED. Mrs. Notify, wife of Mr.. John
Notify, Barber..--At Charleitown, Thomas
Brigden, Efq; of Weitminaer.-At Woburn,
WeR-PreciASt, very fuddenly, the Rev. Thomas
Jones he was at prayer in his pulpit on Sun
day laft when he was taken with an aPopleetic
ks, and was carried home and iooH expired.
PoRTsMotTH, March II. On the sc IN
Rant came on before the honourable the SaPe-
rior Court, in this town, in the prefence of a
great concourie of people, the trial of John
Tolford of Chefier, for the murder of Mr..
Thomas Wells, of the fame place, in December
Taft, when it was clearly proved he hot Wells
dead on the fpet with loaded mufket but 1t
ALTO appearing by a nunber Of witneiles, ne
was at the time difordered in his fenies, ne was
acquitted. It's hoped land expected, that this
will be fuficientwarning, and that the friends
of the above Mr.. Tolford, and the friends of all
other diiordered PeriOns will take proper care
Of them in time, particularly keep guns, &c.
out Of his and their way.
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WEDN SD Y, March IS.
a O S T . NJ.

Capt. S. Cafwell, who arrived here on
Wednesday in weeks from Madeira informs,
that on Saturday the 9Th Of January, they had
there mott violent gale of wind, the violence
of which was from 4 to o'clock, in which
fhip from London, bound to the Grenades,
Capt. M'Intoih, commander was drove zihore,
hove to pieces and every foul Perlhed, excep:
the Captain, ihe had 5000 !. aerling in iPecie,
befdes valuable cargo.--A brig from Liver
pool, bound to the Weft-Indies, Rove to pieces
the people fayed. A brig, Capt. Saunders,
and loop Capt. Angley, from New-York,
both drove afhore, man out Of one and boy
out of the ether faved, the ref periihed. Capt.
DickenfoR in a 1oop from South Carolina,
drove aihore, dahed to pieces and every perfon
perilhed.--A Portugueie lnow and 6hooner
aove to pieces, the people loR.---A Swediih
fnow aove to pieces the people faVed~The
evening following, g fail OF venels that rode out
the gale, quito fea, butallretMned back again,
in or days, except an Irifh brig whole Capt.
was left aihore.-Capt. Cafwell left Madeira
the week aferthe ftorm.--The Irifh brig above
mentioned, was bound TO New-York with
fervants.
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For the MASSACHUSETTS SPY.
Mr.. THOMAS,

nts NJ
By giving tbe folIoqUing place in yOnr gtSal pa
per, you will O6ligs Jak,eTbfr and tOsdaat
reader,
TT is currently reported among us in the coun-
i try, that Mr.. I-c Us of Wsiion,
who has lately had comfortable quantity of
Tea for fale, now makes his brags, that many
of his good cuaomers, Ito whom he difpoied
off faid Teal belonged to the towns between
WeRon and Bottom. And, (as he ays) pur-
chafed of him freely, notwithstanding the facred
reiolutions they had entered into, not to uie,
much leis buy any Tea or be concerned with
any perfon that did, either directly or indirectly
Now if this be true, what can be the advantage
of our town-meetings and reiolves IF it is
not true, does not the iniolence of this arrogant
boaRer deierve the ievereR Chaaifement Or
indeed, which are the more worthy to be def
piled by their injured countrymen The above
refer to the public for an impartial aniwer,
before proceed to point out any particular
town or perfon. RUSTIC Us.
March u 1874. .--.
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From The Essex JOURNAL and MERIMAcK
Packer. Or f5e MaGachufetts and New.
Hampfhire General Advertiser.
NtwBURY-PoRr, Mareb 9.
7 Asst Saturday being the anniversary of
that horfid mafacre, Perpeuated in the
lreet of our metropolis by the inhuman blood
thrifty fons of tyranny on the fifth of March,
1910 was COMMUNICATED In this town by
every true fon of liberty in whole counte-
nances it was eafy to diicover, that on their
hearts was deeply engraven that fad and folemh
catastrophe, as we'll as all theie wounds that
our facred contribution has received from the
hands of cruel and mercileis delpots.
The day was uihered in by tolling the bells
from even O'Clock to ten the bells ceafed-
then began again and tOlled until eleven, at
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@ A R ID Z N S DS
Imported in Captain GoRHAM from LONDON,
And to be SOLD by
L Y u A d Y A r.

AT her Shop che North Battery, BosroN,
H>AkLY charlton, early hotfpur, golden
IL hotPur, large marowfat, dwarf marrow, blue marrow
and SPanh morotto Peas large Wndfor large Toer early
Libon, early Hotfpm, early yellow Dwarf early fpeekled
ditto and early white Beans with black eyes, early York
fibre, early Dutch, Sugar Loaf Battea, large winter green
and yellow Savoy, early and late Collhower Seeds, be
Cabbage Lettuce white Co.'s green Gs, marble and brown
Dutch Lertce Seeds, beG double Pepper Cras, round
SPinnage mort top and Salmon Rsddh fcaret Raddh,
double Panley, white SPanih, lyer-in and red Onion
Seeds long green prcley and carly Cucunber Seeds, est
Ma1oram, Thyme, Baum, Sage, early Dutch, and late
TornP Seeds, large f@elng pahnP, red Beet, Orange,
golden cooured early yellow and purple Carrot Seeds, red
Clover Herds Gra, and Canary Seeds, winter and fun
mer Squafh long French Turnip, Hyop, and variety Of
Flower Seeds, warranted to be new and good. "a m.
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For the MASSACHUSETTS SPY.

AV"f' o~0'N"e NeyyV OhNoVhoNl IN AoSOS'
May ii pIeals Jour MAJESTY,
MYTH heartsfull of gratitude we approach
w your Majefy, to exprefs our fncere
affection for your perion, and attachment to
your righteous government. Your Majefy's
well known regard to liberty and the rights of
mankind, endears you to all good men and
your late order for the detruetion of the potion
Gus weed Tea, otherwife called KIA-aG, is a
freih proof of your Majeay's love to your Peo-
pie, and inviolable attachmentto their liberties
We allure ourielves, that your Majefy upon
every furure occafon will be equally attentive
to the rights Of the Americans, and will not
fail to exert that authority with which the CON-
Ritution hath armed you for our protection and
the preiervation Of American liberty.
As we have enjoyed uninterrupted felicity
during your Majelfy's auipicious reign, permit
US to with, with all fincerity, that your Maeay
may continue to fway the fcepue of thefe realms
in righteouineis, and be the guardian of liber-
ty, 70 long, as Ito adopt your Majeiy's empha-
teal language the hills fand, rivers run, trees
grow, and FIRE burns.
HEARTS OF STEEL.
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Just PUBLISHED,
And to be Sold by KIRKLAND & DAVIS,
in Qaess Street,
a POE M, in ieven Parts,
n Containing REFLECTIONS upon
A FAR VEL. SHIPW RECK.
CALM. DELIVERANCE.
Moderate Brsess, AND
HARD GALE. RETURN.
PART |. A VOYAGE. They ihat 20 do,un
TO the Sea in Ships, that do 6ajfaeG in Great
W4fsri thsts fee the W,orks Of The LORD,
and his WOndsu in hs Deep.
Pal. evil. az, "a.
PART ii. A CALM--H nsaketh the Storm
a Calm, 10 that the Wavss thereof are fill.
Pal. evil. 20.
PART III. A MODERATE BREEZE
He eaajsd an EAT Mind 10 bisw in the
Hsavsni and BY his PO1Usr he broaghi in tie
SOSth Hind. Pal. xviii. IS.
PART. w. A STORM.-Ths LORD jsst
out Great Hind iafo fhe Sea, and there
1uas mighty TsnpN in the Sea, 70 thar The
Ship 1uai like 10 be broken. Jonah. 1. 4.
PART v. SHIPWRECK.-&Asd there came
dslva Storm of Hind on The Lake, and
shsy 1Dsrs filled with Water, and in Jsobar6s,
And they came 10 him and a1uOke him, fay
lag, Mgfsr, Madsr; 1Us PeyjG.
Matt. viii. 4,, "A.
PART vi. THE DELIVERANcE. In asy
D1fSs1 I called spOa 'he LORD, and erisd
astO my GOD, --Hs hard my bOies our of
hs Tsmpls, and my cry came before him,
sves into ht Ears. Pal. viii. 6.
PART VII. THE RETURN.-Ths are
they Glad, 6seaaIs they Be qnist, 10 he brisgt
them infs their dsfrsd HaDtn oh! that
Men 1UOald PrdiJs the LORD for hi, Good
seli, and for hi, 1uOndsrfal zUorks TO The
Children Of Men. Pal evil. go, 81.
Dedicated to the Hon. JOSEPH WAN.
TON Efq; Governor of Rhode I1and SC. sc.
N. B. A few Copies Of the Mater
Key 10 Pepsrys may be had at the above
Place.
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A SCHOOL will be opened the 6rf
"A MONDAY in April next, BY Mrs. COLLINS,
at her houe oppOte to Mr. TItEsToNE Writing-SShoo,
NOrth-End where MISSES may be Taught Printing
Glafs, Drefasn, Embroidery Queen, Tenth and Ihih
Whoever may plea TO favour her with the Of their
Children may depend on her care and aGi~iy 10 tivfF
infrusiSn,
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a NY Gentleman that wants 0eady, dif-
IA Greet, Pefoh to keep either fhOp fore of En-
gEfh, We-Inda md Brazey Goods, may be informed Of
fueh an BY applying the Printer of this paper
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NATHANIEL SEAVER,

Informs the Public, and bis euOmen in particular, that he
continues to keep the fhOP lately occupied By SEAvER
and cARsEs; where may be had, large aGortment Of
ENGLISH, India and Scotch Goods,
- futable for the fsson, upon the very lowell terms
for eaih.
N. b Said SFAvxR returns his humble and hearty
thanks to his kind ssA0nes for the fzvours already
hewn, and further ziares them that he vii SOeyery
Ains in his Powes - Erse them
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American Magazine.

THE ROYAL AMERICAN MAGA-
u ZINE Numb. III. is now in the prefs. Thcfc
Gentlemen who have original pieces, ufeiu extracts,
&c. prepared for fad NUMBER requeed tefoward them,
70 their and ths publes o Obealenr huubs fsrvant.
ISAIAH THOMAS.
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10 HIN HOU SEM A N.

= y y y II IVA III ~
M 1 L-W R G Fl T, from LoHDoN,
AT Mr.. Ruiiels, Holyoke-Street, South-end BosToN,
/ NDERTAKES to build or repair
~ mof kinds Of ILLS now in uie either in Great
Britain Or America, viz. Water, and Wind Grit Mills,
Paper and Saw Mills, &C. and fits up Rollers for cruih.
ing OF Malt all in the mott new and complicated manner
ao Boiling Mills of all kinds,and makes up French tones
and fits them up with proper Gore Work. and he has
Wire Work for Cllinder Flour Machine, will warrant il
to deis 80 Buihels Of Wheat Mealin hour and will in
the % feeonds, thirds and fourths, fine and eoz Bran
one oPeraton which bya Cloth Boiling Mill requires many,
it will make or lels of the rfs ieeonds &c. by only
turning over the partitions, and will prove te the mott u
fuI thing of its kind that has been ued in the parts.
Ihoie who Pleae to favour the aforelaid JoHN HoUsE-
NAN with their commands, may depend being
ieryed as above, aud their fayOurs acknowledged BY
their mott obedient and mott humble fervant,
John HOUSE N.
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a Gentleman in good buiinefs would be glad
n to hire Two-HUNDRED DOLLARS
for az months, BY giving the ufa ntere and good ecuy.
Enquire Of the Printer.