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JOB PRI N C I', Proprieton Clerk.
Boston, 13 March, 1774.
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MixotsT. At which store 1* to be SOL D,
Good BAIT MACKREL, SALMON inßarrel. or Kegs,
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JONATHAN WILLIAMS, jun. requests
those perlon* indebted to him, to make immediate pay-
M he intends for ENGLAND early in
s£££»«*>* shop coons u.
departure, therefore will part with than (for the caih «nly)
at the ftrriine cost by whulefale.and cost and chary* by rTarl.
. For To NDO M,
The Bair.ANTiNt HOPE,
a fine new veflel, has excel
/fHaWnfL cellent accommodation* for Paflengen,
and W,U as soon as lwJed »
quarteit of bdr cargo I e ng already en
raged. For Freight -w Pallige, apply
8 JONATHAN WILLIAMS,jun.
,n Ann-itrcct, to j _
Tn T£ D immediately a sober, attire
Lad, a* an APPRENTICE, to a genteel bufioef*.
Enquire of lb* Prio
not find out particulars. The Rufliai
• troops are ordered out of Poland, and it lt
regiments from the grand army , w u not
Turkifli Frontiers, are gdimr at their I
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are gone to wirn- / e “ £
P .fill in tnat case made by an ad of the
BOSTON: Printed by 1 ISAIAH THOMAS,
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Extract of a letter from Philadelphia, dated
March, ty, •
“ Capt. Love arrived here, left London
the 19th of January/ and the Iflc of White
the 30th. We have a few papers, one as
late as the 27th of January : The accounts
of the deftrudion of the tea at Boston is
published in the papers of the aid of Jan
uary ; and our tea (hip, the Polly, Capt.
Ayers, arrived oft Dover 23th of January ;
no remarks in the papers about either. The
paper of the 20th of January, fays, the af
fairs of America will not be taken up by
Parliament till the feflions is pretty far ad
vanced. By the papers there has been a
great infurredion at Peterfburgh, but can-
cd te Old Spain. The Spaniards are in
thegrcatell consternation, a* they arc abfo-
Jutely hemmed up, and they will be more so
it Crab-Illana be strongly fortified. It is a
very valuable I Hand. It is said to be as
fine and large as St. Chriilophcr’s ; it will
certainly make a great noise in Europe.
1 he Dutch factors here have acquainted
their correspondents in Holland with this
intelligence. The Lord fend a war, is
the general cry here.’h
We hear the Lind*
zee was lately broke ; that the murderous
Capt. Preston died of a bleeding at the
mouth ; and that the infamous 15uddtng>
fitm took his departure from France to the
realms of darkness a few months past. So
niay all our enemies perilh 1
garden seeds.
imported in Captain WOOD fiom LONDON,
And to be SOLD by
SUSANNA RENKEN,
At her Shop near the Draw-Bridge, Fore-street, Boston,
ITARLY Charlton, early golden Hotfpur,
JCa white Rouncival, green Marrow, Spanish MorattocS
crooked Sugar and Leadman's dwarf PEAS, Toker, best
Winfor, eariy Liftion and large Dutch Kidrftey BEANS,
Stranlburgh, Spanish silver-skin and Portugal Onion, orange,
early ftiort, eariy yellow and scarlet Carrot, [welling Pars
nip, earlv Turnip, early Ihort-topped London, Salmon
Turnip, fpamfli and scarlet Raddifti, early Fume, white
Cabbage, white Gofs, early green Oofs, large arten Gofs,
bloodv Gofs,Aleppo Gofs, brown Dutch,marble,royal brown
Dutch, Imperial, Tennilball and Capuchin Lettke, prick ley
and round Spinnage, red Beets, Italian and folk Cellery,
curled Pepper grass, Indian Crefles, curled and rootec
Paisley, early and late Coirflowtr, early Yorkshire, large
Bait idea, early Dutch, large Scotch, large Winter and
Turnip Cabbage,green, white affd yellow Savoy, long Sc early
pikklry, green Turkey and long Roman Cucumber, Baum,
sweet Ma;oram, Thyme, Rosemary, Lavender and fag<
Seed, white Mutlard.Hemp, Rape and Canarry Seed, broad
red and fine white Clover, Lucem, Rye Graft and other
Graft Seeds, Durham best Flour Mustard, Split Peat.. ■
Grocies, Englifli and India Goods which may be had
cheap for Caflu
Just I MP O R T E D in Capt. Hoov,
From LONDON,
And in be S O L D by
ANNA JOHNSOJt
At the head of Black-Hobsi Lanb, 9 pj
A Large Aflbrtment of * .
Garden Seeds, Peafe, Beans, &c.
Among which are, »
EARLY Charlton, early golden hot
fpur, Ormand hotfpur, Spanish moratto, white roun
cival, dwarf marrowfat and bufli peafe, large Windsor, true
eariy Liibon, early yellow fix weeks white kidney and fine
taker beam, early Yorkihire, Dutch sugar loaf, batterfea,
savoy, red and brocoli cabbage feed, colUflower, cucumber,
onion, carrot, turnip, radifli and lettke of all forts, round
fpinage, endite, cellery and asparagus, thyme, baum, sweet
marjoram, broad clover, white Dutch clover, la lucem, rape?
canary, and an aflbrtment of flower feeds and herds grass
feed. Also, a variety of other feeds not mentioned; all
which were imported from the Seeds Men in London, and
are warranted to be frefh end good and of the lift year’s
produce.
GA RD E N SEEDS
Imported in Captain Gon ham from LON D O N,
And t n be SO L D by
LYDIA DYAR,
At her Shop near the North Battery, Boston,
EARLY Charlton, early hotfpur, golden
hotfpur, large marrowfat, dwarf marrow, Blue marrow
and Spanifti mpirotto Peas, large Windsor, large Toker, eariy
Liibon, eariy Hotfpur, early yellow Dwarf, early speckled
ditto, and eariy white Beans with black eye*, early York
ihire, eariy Dutch, Sugar Loaf, Batterfea, large winter, green
and yellow Savoy, eariy and late CoUiflower Seeds, best
Cabbage Lattice, white Gofs, green Gofs, marble and brown
Dutch Lettke Seedsj best double Pepper Grass, round
Spinnage, ftiort top and Salmon Raddiih, scarlet Raddiihi
double Parsley, white Spanifli, ftlver-fkin and red Onion
SwU, long green prickley and eariy Cucumber Seeds, sweet
Marjoram, Thyme, Baum, Sage, early Dutch, and late
Turnip Seeds, large swelling Parihip, red Beets, Orange,
golden coloured, eariy yellow and purple Carrot Seeds, red
Clover, Herds Grass, and Canary Seeds, winter and sum
mer Squafli, long French Turnip, Hytop, and a variety of
Flower Seeds, warranted to be new and good. (4 m.
. . — . ।■ « . i 11.
millenary.
SUNDRY articles of MILLENARY
o to be fold at Mrs. Micom’s, a little to the northwand
ofConcert-Hall, opposite Greenleaf's printing-office; Sattins
es the newest fafliion for Cloaks and Bonnets, the nicest
Chip-Hats, and the common fort for covering, aflbrt
m nt of genteel Ribbons, Persians, Alamodes, tewing Silks,
Muslins. Gloves and Mitts, Gimp-Trimmings, Gauses,
Blond Lace and Edgings, black ditto, Cap-Wire, Tooth-
Brushes, Silk Laces tor Stays, Fins, Needles, Threads,
Tapes, Bindings, Durants and Tammies. Ajjfr ready made
Caps and Hoods, Set. Sec- See-
» # * All forts of MILLENARY care
Ld expedition as ufuaL t
* R DE N SEEDS,
Jl ' TED in Capt. SHEPHARD from LONDON
I e And to uc SOLD by
P f JZABETH GREENLEAF*
CJ 'hoptoihclouthwi of the lane Lading to Dr.
C C Byks's Meeting boufe, BOS lON,
Charlton, early golden hotfpur,
th dy Hotfpur, large Dwarf, and green Martpuis,white
W;al,Ledmans Dwarf and
a .Wr, Toker, early yellow Dwarf
r iians, red, purple,orange, and yellow Canot feed.,
f , rk/hire, early Dutch, early lugar loaf, eaHy Batterfea,
bk , winter, green, and ycUuw Savoy, early and late
mi - r , Cabbage : green and white Gofs, brown duck,
thf /potted, and Mogul Lettke feeds; red,white,Spa
rtugal and filver/kin Onion Seed : green and whit-,
/welling Parlnip, red Beet, Thyme, Baum, fweel
. - a , Sage, and summer savory feed; scarlet, salmon.
gU pt and turnip Radi/h feeds, summer and winta
HO early and late cucumber, early Dutch and French
tip Seeds ; l’arfley, Pepper Grass, Asparagus, Celery,
nder and white Mufta>d feeds ; water and miA Mellon
s; summer and winter Squalh feeds ; Hemp, Rape
1 Canary bird feed ; choice split Peak by the large or fmal
quanfity N. B. Engli/h GOODS.
s A R A h .D A w S O N,
Vidow of the late Jo/eph Dawson, Gardner,
At die CO L D BAT H, New Bolton,
las for S A L E, at the lowed rates tor cast,
LARGE collection of grafted
j and inoculated Engli/h FRUIT T R E ES,
inds ; allo, a large number of young Apple Ireev,
. rom die Seed ; likewifc Goolbury and Current
1 Laylock Trees, Flower Roots, tx.
’ nUment of GAR DE N SEE D S imported
London, with an alformcnt or ditto railed here, the
eing most proper fcrthe Weft-Indies.
Gentlemen or Ladies whq may want any of the
c -tides, and will favour the said Dawson With their
Cl may depend upon the bell of u/age, and their to
ol atefully acknowledged. ••
rh
garden seeds.
A large aflbrtment of GARDEN SEEDS*
Imported from London, in Capt. Shepherd,
Aifo, an aflbrtnient of AMERICAN SEEDS,
Sold at the following prises (in fteiling money) per pound,
peafe and beams per bufliel, itnd very cheap per Imslier
quantitks, for readv money only, by
JOHN WHIT E,
Gardner, and Seeds-Man, ih Savin-Sta* Lamx,
Bustow,
Per Bufliel. Per Pound.
EARLY Hotfpur Peas li. Curled crefles, «•
Early Charlton do. lb »»hite Mustard, as. d.
Eariy Golden Hotfpur, do. iL Curled Parsley, «• W*
Spanifli Morotto do. 11. Red Beet, 3 s '
Flanders Hotfpur du. 1L Solid Celery, 4 s *
Green Rouncival do. 1L Italian Cckry, 4»
Dwarf Marrowfat do. iL Asparagus, 3»»
Large Marrowfat do. 1L 4s. Mellon of fcveral forU, 11$.
Hotfpur Beans, ias. Water Mellon, 4 s *
Liibon do. Early Yorkflr. 15s.
Windsor do. * 13s. Early Dutch Cabbag e ,Bs.
Broad Spanifli do. . I Ss. Eariy Batterfea ditto, St.
Dutch Running do. Large Engiifh Cabbage, Bs.
tarly French do. Late Dutch Cabbage, Bs.
Kidney Beans of fcveral forts. Large Winter 6d.
Per Pound; |Grecn Savoy Cabbage, 6s» •
S'.rafburgh Onion, 4s. 6d. *Savoy Cabbage, 6s.
Rei Spanifli do. 4s. 6d..Sugar-loat Cabbage, Su
Silver Skin do. 45. 6d.:* cd C >bb»ge, ios.
Yellow Spanifli do. 4s. 8”*” Cucumber, 4s. 6d.
London Leek, ss. E»'iy Cucumber, 4c. 6d.
Orange Carol, 3s. 6d.
Lenunon do, 3s. 6d. Bs.
Parfhip, 2s. jbiunmer Savory, Bs.
Green Turnip, is. lod.'Swcet Maijoram, ios.6d.
Early Dutch do. as. Thyme, ios.6d.
Yellow do. as. 3d. “aim, 12s.
Stone do. as. 3d.
Red do. as. Summer Squafli, 4s.
White do. is. icd. Cur {«* Cole wort, ss.
Mixed do. is. lod. White Orice, as.
Salmon Raddllh, is. lod. — Dried sweet Herbs —
Sandwich Raddiih, IS. lod. Summer Savory, is.
Short-top Raddiih, Is. lod. Sweet Maijoram, is. 6d.
White Turnip Radish, 3s. 6d. Sage, is.
Green Cost Lettice, 7s. Balm, u.
Imperial Lettice, 7s. ue » Ifo 6d.
Marvil Lett ce, 7s. Thyme, is. 6d.
Albany Lettke, 7s. Mint, n.
Cabbage Lettice, 7s. Marsh Mallow, is.
Brbwn Dutch Lettice, 78. Hyfop, is.
Button Lettice, 7s. Garlick, gd.
Endive, 9s. Shalots, 6d.
Round Spinage, as. Horse Raddiih sd.
Prkkley Spinage, as. half-penny.
ALSO, a large Variety of FLOWER
and PLAN IS, too numerous to mention here.
This day published,
And to be fold at GREENLEAF’S Printing-Office,
InHANovxa-STatKT, BOSTON,
A VISION (hewing the sudden and sur
prising the orlcftial Mein and Heavenlv
Converlation, of the departed Spirit of Mr. YEAMANS,
late Student at Yali Colligx, to and with Mr. H. I
GOODWIN, his Friend and Clafs-matc.
r ' mtXi——।
Choice peas, isle of shoals dumb-*
FISH, BEEF, RYE, a few barrels RYE FLOUR
and PORK, to be SOLD by .
JOHN BARRETT and SONS,
near the MitL-BaiDoa.
VELVET CORKS-
VELVET CORKS,
a T »C ) By the Quantity or single Grace,
To be SOLD by
ELIOT,
At his Shop near the Head of Dock-Square,
Just above the Market.
ALSO,
AG E N E R A L Aflbrtment of E N-
GLISH and INDIA GOOCS : withafine
Aflbrtment of IR IS H LINENS.
TO be fold, a set of braizers tools cheap,
for calh, and a pair of bellows. Enquire of the
printer.
Cl M A D A OHM
A FEW hogflieads of choice GRANA
XX DA RUM, to be fold by JOSEPH-P. PAL
MER, at the loweftftoreonthefouth fide of the
Dock.—Cheese, Coffee, Chocolate, Sec. as usual.
N. B. N O TEA.
ANY Gentleman who inclines to engage
in the Empiovment of a
SCHOOL-MASTER,
by enquiring of the Printer hereof, may hear of a good
School in a populous seaport town. If agreeable, he may
engage in the School for Life, with a good profped.
February ij 1?74-
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To be S O L D by
CHARLES LOWE,
In Marfliall’s-Lane, opposite to the Boston-stone,
CHOICE CHESHIRE and NEW
ENGLAND CHEESE.
OATS.
QUEBEC and Nova-Scotia OATS. ,
Also, Nova-Scotia Peas. To be SOLD by
JOSEPH P. PALMER.
At the lowest store on the south fide of the Town-Dock.
To be SOLD,
AVERY good BILLIARD TABLE,
with balls, tacks, See. compleat. Enquire of the
Printer.
WANTED.
TEN GUINEAS, for which ample
will be given. Enquire of the
Printer. < 1
To be SOLD at the Shop of
CHARLES LOWE
In Marihall’s Lane, facing the Bjston-Stoni,
LINE Liibon OIL, by the gallon
A quart or left.
Best Durham Mustard, by the pound or less.
Red Herrings, by the hundred or less.
Choice Dore heller Beer,by the gallon orq uarf.
Fine Currant&and Raiiins, by large or final!
quantities.
Dumb and Merchantable Filh, by the Quin
tal or Imaikr quantity.
ALSO,
Loaf and Brown Melofles.
Sugars, . Cotten Wool,
Rice, Indigo,
Flour, Raisins,
Alipice, Pepper,
Nutmegs, Spermaceti Oil,
Coffee, Dumb Fifo,
Chocolate, Indianand Rye Meal.
And many other Articles.
ANY Gentleman that wants a steady, dis
creet, person to keep either a [hop or store of En
glifli, Weft-lndia and Braizery Goods, may be informed of
such an one by applying to the Printer of this paper.
To be S O L D,
ANEW COPPER STILL, contains
one hundred gallons; three hundred hogflieads of
Liibon SALT. Enquire of the Printer.
CHOICE MADDER, the growth of this
province, to be SOLD by
JOHN BARRETT,
Near the MiLL-Baiosa, BOSTON.
•NATHANIEL SEAVER,
Informs the Public, and his Ouftomers in particular, that he
continues to keep the fliop lately occupied by Siavex
and Cask ri 5 where may Ik had, a large aflbrtment of
ENGLISH, Iddia and Scotch Goods,
luitable for the season, upon the very lowest terms
for calh.
N. B. Said Seaves returns his humble and hesrey
thanks to his kind cuftomcrs for the favours already
shewn, and further allures them that he will do every
thing in his power to serve them.
AS C HO O L will be opened the firft
MONDAY in April next, by Mrs. COLLINS,
at her house oppolite to Mr. TIL est o n x’s Writing-School,
North-End ; where MISSES may be taught Painting on
Glaft, Drefoen, Embroidery ; Queen, Tenth and Infh
Stkhing, Coats of Arms, Marking and plain Sewing.
I Whoever may please to favour her with the care of their
Children may depend un her care and assiduity in thrir
inftrudtion.
To be LET,
A CONVENIENT Carpenter’s SHOP,
with a good fire place, in the centre of the town.
Enquire of the printer.
A Gentleman in good business would be glad
to hire TWO-HUNDRED DOLLARS
for fix months, by giving the usual interest and good fccurity.
Enquire of the Printer.
JUST PUBLISHED,
And to qc Sold byKwEBLAND & Davis,
in Queen-Street,
AP OE M, in ieven Parts,
Containing REFLECTIONS upon
A FARE WE L. SHIPWRECK.
CALM. DELIVERANCE.
Moderate Breeze, AND
HARD GALE. RETURN.
PART 1. A VOYAGE.— They that godown
to the Sea in Shift, that do bujineft in Great
IValert ; these fee the bVorkt of the LORD,
and hit JVondert in the Deep.
Pfal. cvii. 23, 24.
PART 11. A CALM.— He make th the Storm
a Calm, so that the Wavet thereof are fill,
Pfal. cvii. 29.
PART 111. A MODERATE BREEZE.—
He caused an East Wind to blow in the
Heavent and by hit Power he brought in the
South Wind. Pfal. Ixxviii. 26.
PART. IV. A STORM.— The LORD fens
out a Great Wind into the Sea, and theVe
wat a mighty Tempest in the Sea, so that the
Ship wat like to be broken. Jonah, i. 4.
PART V. SHIPWRECK.— Jnd there came
down a Storm of Wind on the Lake, and
they were filled with Water, and in Jeopardy,
And they came to him and awoke him, fay
ing, Master, Majier, we Perish.
Matt. viii. 23, 24.
PART VI. THE DELIVERANCE.—Z» my
Difireft I called upon the LORD, and cried
unto my GOD,—He heard my voice out of
hit Temple, and my cry came before him,
even into hit Eart. Pfal. viii. 6.
PART VIL THE RETURN.— Then are
they Glad, because they be quiet, so he bring*
them into their desired Haven .—OA / that
Men would Praije the LORD for hit Good
neft, and for hit wonderful workt to the
Children of Men. PfaL cvii. 30, 31.
Dedicated to the Hon. JOSEPH WAN
TON Esq; Governor of Rhode- Ifta nd &e. &c.
N. B. A few Copies of the Master-
Key to Popery, may be had at the above
Place.
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All perlons indebted'to
the PRINTER hereof, will greatly oblige him
by making speedy payment.