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10 tts Brf5Rtat JrsrniAH PowrtI, Els, one gss
Majey Jleicei of fbe Peace ftrsng5oHi bs &ys1iHfs
Of i6s MsDSeBaCats-Bay \
wv 4 the Subscribers, Projectors OF a
Traa of Land, about twenty Miles fquaEe, lying ana
bordering upon Piieataqua River, in the County OF 1e'
late in the Province of Maine, which desende1 % Us Ho
FRAEcs SMALL, late of Truro, in the County o. barnl
table, in the fd Province of the Maaehufet- Bay de
ceafed who purchaed the fame from one Captain sANDf
an Indian Sycamore, agreeable the Law, in iueh Ca
made and provided Do hereby humby requei that
Wothip would order Meeting of fad Projectors, 70 x
held at the Houfe Of Mr.. MosKs SsATTueK, OF Fa'-
mouth, in the County Of Cumberland, lnnhoidef on '
eighteenth Day of 0eobr next, at two OF the SOek ~
the Afternoon, to at on the following Articles viz i'
To chooie Moderator. ably. To chooie Propresors
Clerk 3dly To choofe Committee to traniaeiuen Pru
Dental Affairs of iaid Propnetots as they may commit
4thy. To vote what money may be thought neeeaS ior
deayng the charges which may ariie in promoting inc IN
tcreG of ad Popety shly. To agree on Tome A'sshoo
for affecting and collecting the Monies, then or at any NJ
ure Time voted BY the ad Propetors 6thy. Toehooie
an Agent Agents, proecute any Perons, who nave
or may enter or trepa upon the iaid Land. And 7tny
To agree ome Method for calling Meetings IN iuture
Falmouth, JHy s, I774. ELISHA SMALL
SAMUEL FREEMAE JosHuA. ELDRipoL
Thomas sImINTOH AeOs WATssnov,i
MATTER SIMINToN PELATIAH FERFALp.
tS~szS Prsviues ofibs 1faDaebs(ag-By'
-
of Falmouth, in the County OF Cum
L. d +. berland, in faid Province, one of the
" ~ Proprietors, and Subscribers to the
1N.sSc foregoing Petition, Greeting.
nPurfuance of the aforegoing ApPlica-
ton and Rsqe, you hereby required to give notice
lin Time and Manner as the Law dret) To the aid Pro-
uetors, that Meeting of ad ProPietOs is to be hOden
a. the Time and Place. and for the PuPoss mentioned In
the aforewritten Petition.
Given under my Hand and Sea this 10th Day Of July,
IN the Fourteenth Year Of His Maeays Reign, Ann0que
D'D' i||T IEREMIAHPowELL, aJuacs
of the Peace through the Province OF the MAssAeHv-
ssTTs-BAY. :,
do hereby notify aa warn the aOread ProPreors TO meet
at the lime and Place. and Tor the PuPoies exPreed in
,hs sfore.one Apulication. SAMUEL FREEMAr.
fbyossb mlgaks The yvoyd September zvas Inherited
iueee1 Of October, in Ne: TS4, ISs, Of tbaPsp7.
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4 Ii Perfons who have any Demands
IA on the Eaate Of CALEs Gill, late Of Bottom,
Cooper decealrd, are dehet bring in their Accounts
And thos indebted to faiA Eate, requeed to make
Payment in orde for immediate Settlement.
=. JOSEPH BEALE, Administrator.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-08-25
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Tenerihe Wine.
A FEW Pipes, Half Pipes and Quarter
IN .Calks, OF choice TeneriGe WIN <,
!. Belt Lilbon Wine,
Mountain Malaga, in Quarter Calks.
ALTO Sweet Oyl in Barrels and Jars,
To be fold at the lowea Prices at
TIL @ NJ A S w A L L E Y's
Store. near the GoLDEs-BALL. 4
Where he, continues rolieh, 3
All kind of Groceries, \
And parcel of6ne Narraganfett Cheeie, I
equal 70 Cheihire.
Alto Ground Ginger.
N. B. Boiling Cloths of all Prices
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F R | d A Y February 4.
Il o s T O N.

On Tueiday laa the honorable James Pitts, Artemas
Ward, Benjamin CTeeneaf Walter Spooncr, and Samuel
Phillips, Figures, committee from his Maefys council,
preented the following sdaei to his ETceeney the Cover
nor.
Tohis Excellency THOMAS HUTCHINSON, Tfq; Co
vernon and Commander in Chief in and the province
Of the MAssAcHUsETTs-BAY.
The address Of his M1jefys COUNCIL Of the faid pro-
vince.
I6ag Il pieat ysw ExeeasHT,
THE Board have aftentively oonfdeTed your Excelen
cy's fpeeeh TO the two houies the opening Of the
prclent feficn.
The affair Of the Indians Of MaTthas Vineyadhas been
repeatedly the object othe attention of the General Court
and at the laa felton, committed appointed 20 70
thither to obtain true fate ofthe facts and isexpeeed
at this felton, they will make their report. As oon laid
before US we a take il into condsTaton and DO part
to speyent all grounds for complaint Of the denial delay
Of jufioe."
With refpea the late letene Of the weern line of
this province where bounded By the eaern lire Of New
York. it gives great pleaure, The dute has been the
ource Of 70 much michef the colonies, that your
Exesency has reaion exped his Msey confirmation Of
that fettement Ioon the neccay formaes ct oce
will admit. Andwith refpe6 the iubeet If the a5drs
of the houies in January lzf, CAD your Excel
leney has reson hope tor atsoy detc.Iins.on and
order concerning ~.
The srder ofhs Maey forrcgulshrE the future oondua
of the Governor the Uprrme court Of robse, and ia the
decfon Of controversies oonctrnng msHsse and divorce
8 funded 10 the bighe re1oD foT (asit BY
one Of bis Ms,elys council a. Law, via. RehAd Ssoa,
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To Lucinda on a New Years Day--A Song.-HIs-
ToRIcAL CHRoNILE.--General Hiltory of America
DomeAic Inteigence.--Governor Hutehnlon's Speech,
Marriages, Deaths, Archaeological Obicrya!ions
on the Weather. &c. Sc.
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II "A COLLIE TION of the Law
n relating to the NAVAL TRADE of tn
BR ITISH COLONIES in AMERICA
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PARLIAMENT, and the Laws of the eyeral Colonies OF
the Continent, relating to this Subject.
III z, 4vteb qviR be added,
III COMPLETE INDEXES, which may erve as an Abrds
ment OF the Laws ;-LisTs Of puTIABLE Goops with
the Duties payable for them ;-ENumERATED GooDs
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contain all the Laws relating to that Branch OF Buinei
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Lines of their Duty marked out herein with great
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lection uiefu aordng them at once what without 1t
would oo them tedious Refcarches into voumnous Codes
To Courts of LazU will be important, as containing the
Rules by which their Decifons to be formed -
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of Bufnefs ought be without it. The Compiler there
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willrendcr the Publication Object worthy OF Attention
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public Affairs, and ome Alteration may probably be
made in the Laws ree6ing America, conequenee of the
Meaures now purifying both Sides of the Atlantic, the
Compiler propoes lettering the Publication of this Collection
until ueh Alterations f any be added to IL, that may
be complete as Poible He hopes however, that this
CrcumGanee win prevent thoe who roPofe to become
Subicrb-rs from ayoung him with their Names, upon
the Encouragement received from them will depend its be-
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n WHEREAS the great aAd general court
" or siemby Of this province, al their leiun be,,
and held ~ Bo.ton the ixh DAY Of January 1874, 10
an act then paiied Untitled, ati to make pro,in r
the aeng the mones upon the Lands ofthe proprietor -
the townihip of Ahhed, in the county Of HAmph;ye.
winch sie due nom the !aid piopretors TO deiay the
Charges hereafter mentioned, and 10 provide ,.,LI
g for the collecting and leyying the fame apponrea -
the abcrbers committee accrrain and determine ,h
was then due to the Rev. Mr.. Jacob shcrwn, n;ria
OF iaid Aiied, for and towards his iettleren in the M
niy There by virtue OF his CONTRACT with the propleors
@' what was due and unpaid towards the buldnz of this
meeng-houie there and rhe charges and expenee incot
red in and about the fame and certain other ct.se ~
TONED IN the laid act, and to aeis fnch fun; as we ;
Judge due the lands already Laid out in the ad to
hiP' the Publek rights excepei uch proportion as o5
appear to US not to have been already paid and alto a,
aceTtan what light be due to the flid Mn sh-ryn 81,
MS iAsry, agreeable to his Contract with the propeto,e
lnce his iettlemcnt, the time the iaid act was m,e
ana TO aieis iuch FUN the lands of the proprietos
ready LAID out, the public rights and the lands OF the be-,
tS IN the laid town exceted each 10, is due and eousI
proportion according to its nominal quartity AMI n cd,
any OF the pToPretofs fhoud neglect 70 pay ,rb fs
they ihoud be aieed to the collector r he f,ce of o
~ days, notice of fuch aileiimen,, having bee, ;e \.
hd committee Ia is provided by a ,,y of M
province, made IN the lecond year of his pretert Mae
reign Untitled, an Aet fub;ed the unInproyed land
wthn tins provinse to be d for the payment of ta
seed on them by ordsr Of rhe General Court and vote.
and agTcernPrre of the ~
taxes laid on then, then and in uch cafe the aid
mittee the major part of them may make tale of q
much Of ch delinquent proprieors land there ha he
neesy for the payment Of iueh ums aad eaona5e char
ges rafting thereon, in fUeh in and BY the als
mentioned act is provided for the payment q. ueh
and charges And by at made ard paci By the ild
great and General Court holden Bottom in February,
I774 in addition the act iii above mentioned, the
faid committee further Empowered determine yhar
iums divers perons, and divers conidera-
tons mentioned in the laid additional act and to as the
the fame agreeable the directions given in the iad act.
and alto to levy the monies 70 afefed in the fame way
and manner a. IN and by the iaid r mentioned act, it
is provided ard directed houd levy the monies we
were Empowered by the ACT to alefs And whereas we
have made, and duly pOed the ieverA aenens we were
authorized and Empowered by the aoread acts make,
the propretors Of the leycra lots contained
in the following lifts reffe neglect pay the fms az
lesd their land which annexed the REFLECTIVE
numbers, viz.
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]ua imported in tie laa Ships from LoNpos,
Choice Cheifire and Glouceiter CHEESE,
(Which will ius the Meet ta!te,)
Ard to be OIL d by
CHAR LES LO w Z,
Oppofte the Bolton Stone, in Marihalrs-Lane near the
Mill-Bfidge.
This quantity of Cheef is equal in goodne, it not iup
rior, to that imported and fold BY him lait ring.l
Allo, excellent FLORENCE OYL, in
Flafks, warranted good, and the beit of
Englifh Maifard, by the bottle, Jingle
pound, or leis.
OATMEAL by the Buihel, or imaller quantity
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Packet.
Fran q late LONDON PAPER.
GY. qotbs Memery Of The late K-'c.

LEGY. qotbs Memey Of The late K-.c
tEAcE to thy royal fhade, luxurious King
Sleep, kseetly on, beneath thy blazond tomb
, Nor vet Sc ftartd, though tale ! ing,
Might call up iprits from the Styg'an gloom.
How beit were o,lce the iubjeets OF thy WAY
And beiiings nill they hOpd from iush root
Eutlo the hatterng profpeet, fades away
Keen, northern blaRs, have pord the Promsd trut'
The darling idol of the BTitiih tat:,
A native Prince, on whom we counted high,
No ooner mounted on thy vacant feat,
Then Joy began to fmile in ev'ry eye.
But ali how dark, are fates myaerious ways -
In errors mazes, how are mortas led
Blaned the wreaths, and witherd all the bays
We fondy wove, to crown his regal head
The partial minon, frsught with fubtle wlles,
Soon gaind his confidence, by heliih art 4:
Nor, can the nations cen (ures, nor her )nHs',
Csnviscs his Judgment, or rsfsrm his beart.
Alas, how blind fortune, and TO fame,
Muit be the PRINcE, who hugs within his brealt
A foe, that always eaviI'd at his claim,
And Rrovc, the leepue, hom his hand, to wret
Yet, fueh there is, &c Hray'ns forgive the Gghtj)
Nor can JuNIus svake bin from his dream;
In vain the people pray,---the patriots wllte
He mods kupine, DER 7T0eeda's tainted itream.
Inflated hour, when on thy tender youth,
The northern far, its banefu influence ihed;
Turnd all thy footnePs, from the ways OF rutn'--
AMI markd to vengeance, thy devoted hid
Can nothing route thee nothing wake thy foul
O, NAV fome vifon of the midnight houri
Some dying Charles, before thy fancy roll
And teach thee goodnes, equal to thy Ps70T
Remember, Sire, lor, it thou hiatt not read
Turn DER the lad, bur wife haorie page
There was people, fold their Princes head
And there are williams born in every age.---
O then awake; the voice of truth attend
And though the novel found may crate thine ear,
Refolve, at isa, to be thy eountrys friend;
For an thy peace and fafery, centers there.
TT, FIeayn that peaks and, though thou art K-,
In ipite of fraud, in fawning Aattry's fight,
Thou loon, or late, fhat the truths fling,
For all thy eonduet, mutt be brought to light.
And, what weight, thy lab'ing foul will prel'!
How wilt thou Aand, amida the dark dePair;
When millions tell thee, all theirdeep diffre6,
Gould never pierce chine adamantine ear
In time, be wife drive Traitors from thy bFeaf;
And let the inf the bonse, round thee move;
So, a the SI h,cgy p's Sn,e P." @II y
c. L. l. o.
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4 formed hat the Subicnber, living in sutton, intend
=, l,,, every other Branch of Bufnels in my Way and
s.,Iv nyfslf wholly to hat Of making HOES. And
h,y, uspared Matters, by providing convenient Shop,
neesry Help, and large Stock, PurPois to begin the
6a D,y of October next, ard continue in that Branch
only not doubting bur fail NEE! with ufislens EneOu
e. 4 mean thole who well Wiihers to American
F,csdom. But thoie JseObites that would iname their
County, by giving Their Suffrage for the Execution OF any
',rcona'ut,ona a6, ha not Though my Hands, by
sn prrfn for or under me, be fupried with nge one,
vnls Security be m given, that iueh Tool IS to be en-
ploysu in making Grave tx Feet deep 70 hoe one or
sr,,em.n in the neghbOurng Governments, may be IuP-
80 .rb what Numbers they may want, TO carry their
Bunsls, by giving eafonabls Notice, who's La,Oar' will
- s5s;t;oaai Obligation on me, acknowledge myieIf
49, and the Publes moi obedIent and very humble
Servant, ava
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T1dy
VEN SER NJ 0 N S, viz
- l. Of the objectionable Sin againf the Holy GhOit
Or, the Sin unto Death.-II. The Saints Duty ant
Exereife In two Parts. Being Elaboration to, ant
Direction for Prayer-III. The accepted Time and Day
Salvation.--IV. The End of Time, and Beginning
Eternity-v. Johua's Refoluton to ferye the Lord
vi. The Way the Heaven made pain.--Vil. The tutun
State of Man Or, Treai.te of the Keluneetian.
By ROBERT USSELL,
OF Wardhurf, in SuiIex.
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From fbs VIRGINIA GAZETTE.
A PROC L A NJ A 7 o u.
A MERICA! thou fraeious nation,
~ Attend thy matters proclamation
Trcmble For know, ], Thomas Gage,
Determined came, the war to wage
With the united powers TENT forth,
OF Byts, of Manifold, and of Nsrtb;
TO feourge your iniolenee, my choice,
Whila Engiasd nouns, and Seos rejoice
BOSTONiA fra fhzll feel my pow'r,
And, gaiping midR the dreadful fhow'r
OF miniaena rage fhail cry,
o fave me Bute-l yield and die
Then fha thy laundering cannons rattle,
NV hardy vct'rans march to battle,
Againit ViTginias hottie land,
To hunble thar rebellious band.
Az M, approach her trembling lwains
Snail quit wei. cultivated plains,
To leek tn inhoipitable wood,
Or ,ry, like fwine of old, the food;
The hardy fens of Seotia's race
Shall ready fill each vacant place.
Rejoice, &c happy Scots, rejOicc,
4 voice lift up, mighty voice,
The voice of gladnefs--on each tongue
The mighty praiie OF Butte be lung,
The ursiie of Mansfield, and Of North,
Let next YOUR hymns Of JOY iet forth;
Nor ihall the rapt'rous train siiwage,
Till iung's your own ProclAimng Gage.
White ye Pipes-ye drones, drOne ons
re bellows, blow VIReIEIAs worn ]
Your Gage has won VIRoIEIAs more,
And Scotia's lons ihall mourn no more,
Hail Middleiex o happy county
Thou too ihal, iharc thy matters bountyj
Thy ions obedient nought fhsll fear,
Thy wives and widows drop no tear
Thy happy people re'er fhall feel
The force Of unrelenting feel
What brute would give the OK aroke
VINO bends his neck TO meet the yoke
To Wy bend the humble knee,
He faall protect you under me
His gen'rous pen ihall not be mute,
But iouad your Praile thro' FOx to Butte.
Bv Scotehmen lovd by Seotchmen taught;
by all your seuntry SeOtehmen thoughti
Fear Butte, Esar Mansfield, North and me,
And be as bIeit as Dsvs can be