The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal — Boston [Mass.], 1774-07-07 00:00:00, page 4

A the Bottomo f Ravar-Excuange-Lane, near the MarxkeT, Dock-Square, (over Mt, T, WaLLEY's Store) where all Persons may be. supplied with this Paper at Six Shillings
- and Eight Pence Lawful Money, per Annum, unsealed, and Eight Shillings sealed and direGed 3 and where Articles of Intelligence, &c. are thankfully received jome——
. ADVERTISEMENTS taken in.—PRINTING in its various Branches, performed in a neat Manner, with the greatest Care and Dispatch, on the most reasonable Terms. Sf:zll
HAND-BILLS at an Hour’s Nitice. SuBscRIPTIONS forthe SP v are also taken in by J. Larkin, Chairmaker, and Mr. W. Calder, Painter, in Charleflown; Mr. J. Hiller
. Watch maker, in Salem § Mr, B, Emetlon, Bookseller, in Newbury-Pert ; Mr, M. Belcher, in Bridgewater ; and by Dr. Elijah Hewins, in Stoughtonbam.
~ TO BE SOLD,
FARM in Cohaffet, containing
7 about 80 Atres, ‘well fenced with Stone Wall,
with a good House, Barn and ‘Chaife-Houfe thereon, about
« Mile-and an half froma good Harbour, and one Mile
.om the Meeting-House, 23 Miles from Boston. Enquire
i Colonel Lincoln, of Hingham, Lagarus Beal of ‘{aid
( shaffety or Mr. Richard Billings, Taylor, in Boston. :
M-w
+YHOICE MADDER, ‘the growth of this
\ province, tobe SOL Dby ;
JOHN BARRETT,
Near the Mrzl-Brinex, B O S T O N,
'CYRUS BALDWIN
EREBY informs his Cuflomer; and others, that
l l he purposes to émbark for London early next Fill ;
and that heis pow felling oft his Stock in Tra%(c, consisting
of a large and valvable Assortment of Englith, Ihdia and
Scotch GOODS; very cheap for Cash, at his Store in
Cornhill, near the State-House, Bostox.
: Among which are,
A large Aflortment of fuperfine, middling
and low priced Broad Cloths, with Trimmings, German
Serges, Wiltons, Jeéans, Fuftiahs, Cotton Velvets, Hair and
Worited Pluthes, Furniture and other Calicoes, Furniture
Cheeks, Irish Linnensy, Cambricks, Lawns, Thick Muslin,
Book ditto, Sitks for Ladies Gowns of various Sorts and
Colours, some of them at the sterling Cost ; a beautiful
Assortment of Ribbons, Quality and Shoe Bindings, Gir
serings, Tapes ; a fine Assortment of Sifk, Thread, Worsted
and Cotton Hosiery; Carpets and Carpeting, Looking
Glasses; with a'?’baﬂahd-othr Articles, not here mentioned.
Very neat fuperine Chip Hats at the Sterling Cofl.
#.* Those who have the Cash to pay, will most surely
find 7t for their Advantage to apply to said BALDWIN .~
e carneftly requests all Persons that are indebted 'to him
on Note or Book, tc make speedy Payment.
CALEB 'BLANCHARD,
¥ In UNIoN-STREET,
Begs leave to inform his‘¥riends and Customers, that be has
gﬁlp?nted by CeprainS¥mmEs and Lyp e from London,
a frefh assortment of Summer Goods, which he will fadl
at the very lowet prices for réady Money, viz.
D U PCH Lace, Cheavaux-de-Frige
and Blond Laces,, Gatize Handkerchiefs, a fine As
sortment of Callicces, &c< dndia Dimothys, Jackonet,
Sprig'd and Strip'd Mufline. Béngails; Nankeens, Lungec
Romalls, blick and blue ©ftritch Plurges, Skelleton and
Qdp-Wire, Allamode, Sarfnets, -Satties, Ribbons, Gown
Trimming, Hofe's beit Pumps, Silk ditto, girls and mifies
Morocco Pumpty Cambricks, Lawns; a fine Agortment of
men’s and wom:n’s worsted, thread .and cotton Hose,
Breeches Pieces, Morris’s Patent Gloves and Mittsy Super
fine and other Cloths, Dutreys, Wiltons, Sergesy Ravens
Duck, Dowlas, €hina Ware, paper nest red Trunks, Lith
Linens of all widths, Spices; Royal Ribbs and Corduroys
of most colours, ‘alfo, ladies white riding Hatts, with blue
Oftritch Plumes; boys white and bluck rodnd Hatts Fufians,
Jennets, Dimothys, buff, white and scarlet Cloths, bust
shallons, India Callicoes, black, buff and white Silk Breech
es Pieces, withadarge and General-Assortment of GOODS,
in the Worsted, Woollen and Haberdathery way, ladies
riding Gloves, :
NOTICE is hereby given to all who
delire Admission into HARVARD COLLEGE this
Year, that the Tutors have determined to attend tlie Busi
ness of Examination on ‘Tuefday and Wedne(day, the 19th
and zoth Days of July nexty ;
i J. WADSWORTH, per Ordens
Harvard:College, Fune 145 1774+
CEEE S JONES,
Haye for SALE a their Store near the Swing-Bridge;
A BEAUTIFUL Variety of flowered
A Luteftrings and Brocades, black Padufoys, coloured
‘Taffaties and Gorgoroons.
Blue and white China Cups 2nd Saucers;
Gold and Silver Lace and Buttons,
Silver and Pinchbeck Watches,
Men's Silk Hose and Breéches Patternss
Paper Hangings,
. Verdigreate. : :
Also, 3 General Assortment of ENGLISH GOODS.
%P 0 BE SOLD
A SMALL Quantity of extraordinary
™ good Whitehaven C O AL, apply to
"THOMAS BROWN,
At the CRowx. and ScreTrE, in Back-Street:
Imported in the Ship Londpn, €apt. Calef,
_ And to be SOLD by
JAMES FOSTER CONDY,
At his Book-Store in ‘Union-Strect,
Direétly opposite the Cofnfield, Boston,
A large Aflortmént of the most fathionable
PAPER HANGINGS,
Which will bte Sold at a very low Advance,
Also, the mioft modern Books in evety Branch of polize
Literature, Art and Science, may be had at said Store (as
usual) at such Prices as will give full Satisf:&ion to the
Purchaser.
N. B. A Pair of 17 Inch Globes to be Sold cheap.
Juit Imported and to be Sold by
JOHN and THOMAS OSBORN,
At the Painters Arms in Back-street,
“ Leading to Charleftown<Ferry,
P AINTERS oil and colours, of all
forts, by wholesale and retail, as cheap as at any place
N. B. Coach, Chaise, Houfc and Ship Painting, .
done with fidelity and dispatch.
in Boston. :
Which will suit the nicest taste,
Just imported in €apt, Symenes and Capt.Calef from London,
And tobe SO LD by
CHARLES LOWE,
Opposite the Boston Stone, in Marshall’s-Lane, near the
~ Mill-Bridge.
[ This quantity of Cheese is equal in goodness, if notfupe=
“rior, to that imported and fold by him last fall.ﬂ
Also, excellent FLORENCE OYL, in
: ¥Fafks, warranted good, and the best of
Englith Mustard, by the bottle, single
: pound, or less.
OATMEAL by the Bushel, or fmaﬁer quantity.
Choice Ghelhire Cheele,
: JUST IMPORTED, by
JOSIAH WATERS and SON,
| And to beS OLD at their Shop in Ann-Street,
JPAINTERS OYL and COLOURS,
of all Kinds, in large or small Quantities, '
Window Glafse~Brufhes, &c.
~ All Kinds of Pipes, Spices and Groceries as usual,
A few of Split Peafe,~ww-Powder, &c:
At the fame Place ‘midy be had,
A most elegant Affortmernt of
PAPER HANGINGS.
T N. B. PAINTS prepared for House or Ship Painting.
House and Ship Painting performed with Care and Dispatch.
) ;——-‘-—L——.—-&-——.—-—-———--W
. Just come to band, and to be /old at the Printing-Office
: "‘*;'- i Scbao[- rat) :
| A few Copies of the Amorous Buck :
Aor a Memorandum Book for Revellers. Being 3
collection of such jocular SONGS, now ‘in vogue, as wil]
provoke the laugh «in spite of grief; care, distress, the Byp
or wapours. ~ to which is added, a colle@ion of commic fesr
timents, toasts and hob-nombs, never before princed,
By BUMPER ALNIGHT, Efg
M. B. GOLDTHWAIT,
Begs leave to acquaint his friends and the Public, that he
has just received by Capt. Symmes, a frefh supply of
DRUGS and MEDICINES,
Which he fells Wholesale and Retail, it his shop near the
Mill-Bridge, Boston ; amongst which are the following,
Patentéed Medicines. '
LO_CKYER’S Pills, Cephalic Snuff,
Turlington's Balsam of Life, Maredaunt’s Drops, Daf
fy’s Elixir, Stoughton's ditto, Efience of Peppermint,Hem
met’s much approved Dentifrice for the Tecth, Anodyne
Necklaces, Bateman’s Drops, Hooper’s Female Pills, An
derson’s do. Cook’s famous Worm Powder, gefuits Drops.
Greenough’s Tinéture for the Teeth, Ditto for the Tooth
Ach, Bungary Water, Lavendar do. Fau de Luces
Likewise, Court Plaifter, Lip Salve, Smelling Bottles ve
ry neat of different figures, genuine Carolina Pink Root,
and Squire’s Grand Elixir. Also,
SURGEONS INSTRUMENTS,
Of all Kinds, Phials of all Sorts, Marble and Glas Mor
tars, Lint, Surgeons Tow, Figs, Raisins, Currants; Prunes,
all Kinds of Dye Stuffs, Groceries, Velvet Corks, with
many other Articles too numerous for an Advertisement,
all Freth and Genuine.
N. B. Doéor's Boxes put up for Masters of Vefiels and
private Families with every neceflary direction,
THE following. VOTE was saﬂ'ed
by the CORPORATION of HARVARD
COLLEGE on May 31st, and on June 2d 1774, confirmed
by the honourable dnd reverend board of overseers, viz.
«« CONSIDERING the present dark afpe of our pub
lic affairs, VoTED, that there be no public CommEncE
mENT this year, and that the candidates for their firlt and
second degrees, after having been presented nominatim to,
and approved by the honourable and reverend board of over
feets, lgall receive their degrees in a general di?loma, signed
by the Corporation. ~ Provided that on or before the 13th
day of éﬁly nexty they bring to Dr. Aﬂpleton, senior t’_e‘ll}ow
of the Cerporation, a certificate from the ftewhard, that they
have paid the stated fee for a degrce, and have discharged all
college dués raquired by law, except for the public dinner on
Comméncémbent day ; also a certificate from the librarian,
tha: they have returned in good order orreplacedall the books
they have borrowed from the library.” A true copy,
Attest, NaTn. APPLETON, senior fellow
of the Corporation of Hafvard-College.
N. B. The meeting of the averfeers is adjaurned to the
14th of July, so thatthey who do hot apply before that time,
cannot have their names inserted in the general diploma, nor
bz admitted to their degreesthis year.
To the PUBLIC
AS the times are threatning it behoves
one and all to go into the most frugal methods to en
cearage our own Manufactures, and as there is a great con-
Tufnption of Gloves in this large Country, we can manu.
facture enough here, to supply the whole Continent, which
will employ our own people, and keeé) a la:ige sum of Mo
ney here, which is annually sent to England for Gloves and
which are better and ¢heaper than can be imported from
England : It is hoped therefore, that the importation of this
articlé at lealt will {se totally stopped.
These may certify, that Philip Freeman,
will supply Merchants and Shop-keepers with the forts
following, viz. Buck-Skin GLOVES, Norway Doe,
ditto Purple, ditto Wath Leather, ditto Beaver Skin, on
the most reasonable terms, at the blue Glove in Union-
Street, faceing the sign of the Corn-Fiulds, near the Dock,
Boston. :
!BOSTON: Printed bg ISAIAH THOMAS:]
Mr. TroMmaAss : .
A'S some of my worthy friends have thought (not a little
to my disadvantage) that I was a signer to the address
to the late governor Mr. Hutchinson, 1 beg leave thro’
the chanel of your paper, to acquaint them, that itis a mis
take; and easily to be accounted for, when the resentment
is allowdd for which the reading of this lift raises in the breast
of every fricnd to the community, together with the near
found; Nathaniel Greenwood bears with that of Nathaniel
Greenough 3 but his friends may be assured he never saw
the address, till it was in the paper of 3oth instant, and
consequently never signed it. The said
“"NATHANIEL GREENOUGH
Has imported in the several veflels arrived kere this spring;
a Jarge assortment of ‘Englith goods, suited to the f{cafon,
amohg his goods are CHINA WARE, SPICES, and a
grand assortment of HOSIERY. Mens Silk Hose, Plain
White Ribb’d and Randem, Men’s Women and Children’s
Thread and Cotton ditto. Men’s and }lYomcn’s Black and
White Silk Gloves, Women and Childrens Black White
and Colour'd Silk Mites, &c. &c. &c. &c. The small
est favour of those who will please to favour him with their
Custom shall be esteemed and regarded by him.
PRIME assortment of Padufoys, Du
capes, Luteftrings 5 plain and figured Sattins, Da
masks, Sarfnets, &c.—fuperfine fa!h'}onable coloured Broad
Cloths, with suitable Linings and Trimmings ;
To be Sold at an excéeding low rate, by
JOHN BARRE TT 4and SONS,
At their shop near the Mill-Bridge, Boston)
Where may be had, all kinds of
English, Scotch, India, Hard-Ware
and Cutlery GOODS, :
By Wholéfale or Retail,
Extrémely chéap for Cath or short Credit, .
: -1 4K S
And Superfine BROAD CLOTHS.
A Y OUNG Woman with a good
Breast of Milk, would be glad to go into a Gentle
man's Family to suckle. Enquire of the Printer.
C AKES for making of thining Liquid
Blacking for Shoes, Boats, &c. These Cakes make
with the utmost Ease, by the Addition of Water only, a
most excellent shining Liquid Blacking, much superior to
any hitherto known ; it gives the fineft Black and meft
beautiful Gloss to the Leather, yet never renders in fiff or
hard, but on the contrary prevents its cracking, and pre
serves it foft, pliable, and mellow to the very lat, whereby
it is rendered more agreeable to the Wearer, as well as
much more durable. The Shoes that are blacked with it
will neither foil the fingers in putting on, or the Stockings
in wearing.
N. B. They are very fit for Leather Bottom Chaiss,
Chaise, &c.
The above, with a small Alteration, is the London
Advertisement of the blacking Cakes, of which Experience
proves the Truth. .
They ae fold by Wholesale and Retail, by
SAMUEL ELIOT,
At his Shop near the Head of Dock-Square,
Where may alfa be had,
A compleat Assortment of English, India and Scotch Piece
Goods, a fine Assortment ‘of Irith Linnens, Stationary,
Cutlery and Hard-Ware, Kippen’s Snuff; Spices, &c.
JEREMIAH ALLEN
1 Informs his Friends and the PUBLIC,
That he has received by the Lonvon, Capt. CALEF,
And is now opening for Sale, :
At his Shop in Ann-Street, a little North of the Drayr
Bridge, by Wholesale and Retail, g
A Compleat Assortment of Brazx;z,
Cutlery and Irorimongery G O © D S, purchased.
from the most approved Manufaturers in Great-Britain,
and which he doubts not will give fatisfaction both in
Price and Quality to those who please to favour him with
their Custom. Among which are the followinﬁ,
2d. 2d. 4d. 6d: 10d. and 20d. NAILS,
Sheatf?ing and Boat ditto, London Pewter Dishes, Plates
and Bafons, Tankards, Quart and Pint Cans; Quart,
Pint and Half Pint Tea Pots, Cream Pots, Tea Tongs,
Table and Tea Spoons, Bottle Crains, Wine Measures,
Bed and Close Stool Pans, Brass Kettles and Skillets, Bell
mettle ditto, Warming and Fraying Pans, Desk and Book
Case Furniture of all kinds, Brass Knockers, Ball Bolts;
Clock Pins, Screw Rings, Knobs, Brass Scales and Weights,
Money Scales, Brass and Jron Candlesticks, alfy a few Pair
Princes Mettle in the newest Taste, Steel spring, japanhed
and iron Snuffers, polithed Steel Shovel and ‘Tongs, Bellows
Box and Flat frons, Box Iron Gratés, Ped Screws, half
and quarter Carriers, Knive Bokes, make Caftors, Bed
Caps and Turn Buckles ; silver; ivery, buck, bone, horn
and maple handl¢ Knives and Forks, Penleaives of all fotes,
Razors, Sciffars and Cuttoes, Snuft and Tobacco Boxes,
Horn and Ivory Combs; gilt, plated and lacquered Coat and
Breast Buttons; Shoe, Knee and Stock Buckies cf all kinds,
Temple ind Dutch Spe€tacles, alo a few Pair Temple of
an extra Quality, Brass and Iron Locks and Hinges of all
forts, Carpenters and Joiners Tools, Aw!l Blades, Shee
Nippers and Pincers, Englith and French Gun Flints, Shot
Belts and Powder Flasks, Powder and Shot, Bar and Sheet
Lead, 10 by 8 Glass, 2 and 3 pitched worsted Wool Combs;
best Clothiers Shears, Smiths Anvis and Vises, Iron Spades,
Beaver, Castor and Felt Hatts, also a few white furred ditte
with Gold Buttons and Loops for Ladies, Peg-tooth and’
cross-cut Saws, Steel and Jron Plate Hand Saws, fathgien
nant and key hole ditto, Files and Rasps of all forts,
oimblets, Tap and Bung Borers, Bamboo, Dogweod, foltd,
joint and hazel Anglinﬁa'Rods of all kinds, a few of the
neatest Bamboo Rods that perhaps was ever in America,fpare
Tops for Rods, Cod and Mackrel Lines, Hair and silk ditto,
best Hurly Hooks, ditto on Gimp and Hair, Snap Hooks,
6 and 10 Stave Reeds, 10-Yardfly Line Gimp, Landing
Nets, sly-goose, stout painted Corks, Brass Winches, Brads
and Tacks of all forts, Nail Nippers, Nutt Crackers, Cork
Screws, Brass and paper Ink Pots, Brass Beer Cocks, Pink
ing Irons, Chair Center and Deueling Belte Crutch Head
Cloth, Table, Shoe and Buckle Brushes, Curling and Pinch
ing Tongs, Wool Cards, Seives and Seive Bottoms, House
Bells, Pound Beads, No. 1, 2 and 3 Silks, Kitchen Jacks,
compleat Brafsand Iron Wice, Curry Combs, Driping Pans,
Corn Fans, painted Scale Beams, Horse Flems, Brass and
Stecl Thimbles, Rat and Mouse Traps, Tin Plates, Look
ing Glafles of all kinds, a few Pair Gold and Gold and
white oval Glafles in the Palmyra Taste, either with or
without Jerendoles.
WHEREAS on the night of the 6th
'V of this instant June, the dwelling-heufe of the
fubferiber, of Hasover, in the county of Plymouth, inn
holder, was broke open and entered by some villain or vil.
lains, who also broke open 4 desk and flole from thence a
Sum of Money, whith was containgd in two purses, oné &
white silk knit with silk strings, and the other made of
black glove leather with strings of the fame ; also a large
old~fathioned silver Wateh, maker’s name Windmills, Lon
dony No. 5641. TEN DOLLARS Reward is offered to
any person who will deteét the thief or thieves, so as he or
they may be brought to Justice. -DAVID JACOBS.
———————EE I
Steel Plate MILL S AW 8.
A NUMBER of Very fine En=
glih Steel Plate MILL SAWS’ suitable
for the Eastward, use superior todny ever in America before,
Is just arrived, and to be SOLD by
CHARLES SIGOURNEY.
At his Shop at the Head of Dock-Square,
Opposite. Greenleaf’s Au€ion:Room, BosToN:
_ With a Large Assortment of all Sorts of :
Braiziery, Ironmongery, Cutlery and Ship
Chandlery G O O D 8, Consisting of every Article that
is Imported in the Hard Ware Brasich, and too many to be
eaumerated in an Advertisement.
Those who want to purchase by Wholesale, will find it
worth their while to call, as he is determined tofell as low
as any person in town: AL FO, |
Double refined English Sugar, Copperas 4nd Allum. i‘
Painters Qil and Colours,
L UStARR IR D
A GENERAL Assortment of Painters
Colours and Oil, and to be SOLD by
CHARLES SIGOURNEY,
At his Shop at the Head of Dock-Square, BosToxN.
- Aol 3.8
Window Glass, Nails of all forts, &c- &c.
ook s |
An Invoice of Painters Colours, |
To be S O L D, very low, consisting of
Red and White Lead, Spanish White
and Brown, and a _few Cafksof OIL.
[Being a Consignment. ]
TRIPT, changeable,
plain and brocdded hali
ell and 3-4 Luteftrings,
Dicapes and Padufoys,
Mohair Gregrams,
Crimson and blue Cordefoy,
Blue, white, green and pink
Sarfnets,
Scarlet, crimson, white, blue,
pink, green,draband black,
plain, spotted and fpriged
half ell and 3-4 Sattins
of all Prices,
Rich rose, crimson and green
Englith Damatks,
Blue and white India ditto,
Blue, green, changeable and
drab India Taffaties,
Black English ditto,
Figured Mode for Capuchines,
of most Colours,
Half yard, 3-4 and yard wide
black Allamode,
Miflinetts and Grigetts,
Broglioes and Sattinets,
Black and Leadscolour Bom
bﬁleeni,
Black double Allopeens,
Dotfetteens, Crapes and
. Poplins, )
gl
Camblets and szuudu,
Drawbeys and Eveslaftings,
Calicoes and Chints,
Sagathies and Duroys,
Fustians and Jeans,
Wiltons,” ~
Damascus and Cifighams for
Mens Waistcoats,
Figured Silk Waistcoat Pat
terns, ' :
Black Silk Brecches Patterns,
Black, blue and ¢loth coloured
Worsted Breeches Patterns;
“ Silkk Hose,
ens and Womens Thread,
Cotton and Wordted Host,
Childrens ditto all Sorts,
W;sxér;h Nx:,sﬁs;bité ahd
Mens black ditto, £ /
Y ured Silk Gloves,
Silk Micts, all Colowrs,
A neat Assortment of plain,
spotted, figured and fpriged
Guages of all Prices,
:m Tambour Muslin,
tript; fpriged and checked
Wi, ,
Yar‘. and fix-quarters wide
plain Mﬂl‘&“‘n 3
Brocaded and Sattin Shoes
' and Ch.b
Englith and Lyna made Rufe
f€ll and Callimanc¢o Shoes,
Childrens ditto,
A neatAffortment of Brufells
and other Thread Laces,
from gl. to 35. od. old
* Tenor per Yard,
‘Blond L-:eL‘“‘
Black Bone all Prices,
-AMERICAN INK-POWDER.
Experienced and found to be equal, if not superior
to Any imported, The excellent %ualitics of this Powder
are, that it makes the best black riting- Ink, and is very
convenient for Gentlemen, Merchants, Attornies and
othiers that travel, it being not cumbersome ang liable to
those Mischances that other Ink is. The Ink may be
made in large or small Quantities, as is most convenient.
As freezing is cold this may be made with a little Brandy or
other Spirits not lisble to freeze. One Quality peculiar
to this Ink is that though the Writing be exposed to ex
treme wet, it alters not, but will remain as long as the
Paper endures. This Powder decayeth not by keeping.
‘Note, the above Powder has an Ingredient in it that pre
wvents Ink from becoming thick and mouldy. ;
Any Person by appgi&g to ANN NORTON,
nearly opposite the Poft-Office in Boston, o SAMUEL
NOR TON, the Maker, in Hingham, may be supplied
with any Quantity of said Powdes, as low by the Gross,
as the Britith.
FUST PUBRBLISHED;
And 10 be Jld by JOHN K NEELAND, mext
20 the ‘Tnaﬁlm's Office, in Milk-Street, - ;
R EMARKS on the Rev. Mr. Hiphins'
_ Answer toa Tra®, intitled, « A Vindication of
the Power, Obligation and Encouragement ofthefUnregene
rate to attend the Means of Grace,” &e.
- By MOSES HEMMENWAY, AM.
Paftdt of the firt Church in Wells,
N. B. A few of the above Author's Vindicationmay -
had at said Kneeland's Office.
*&* Those who bawe Subferiptions in their - Hands ére re
quefied to return them immediately. :
TO BE SOLD,
A PAIR of black Dutch HORSES,
as also a neat WAGGON and HORSE 5.—
For further Particulars apply at Mr. Bracxet’s, in
School-Street.
To all Lovers of the noble Science of DEFE N CE.
GEN TLEMEN who cheofe to be
inftruted in the Art commonly called the BACK
SWORD, are desired to apply to DONALD
M<ALPINE, who will teach them said Science to
their entire Satisfaion, at the Room in King-street, near
the Statc-Homz. lately occupied as a Writing-School :
The Hours of Attendance are from ¢ till 8 o’Clock in the
Morning, from Naon till 1 o'Clock, and from 3 il 8
o'Cloc’e in the Aftermoon.«--Any Gentlemen that choose
to be taught privately, shall be waited upon at such Seasons
as are convenient for them, either at the School or their
Lodgings.
Said M‘ArrinNs return his most grateful Thanks to
those Gentlemen who have encouraged him : As he is
strongly urged to go. to another Place, he hopes to meet
with such farther Encouragement and approbation as shall
induce him to continue his Residence in Boston, which
would be most agrecable to him.
TO BE 3011. D »
ROBERT RUGGLYES,
At his Shop in Cornhilly a little to the Northward of the
Town Pump, BosTon, a hrg‘e Assortment of
Englith and Indza GOODS,
hy Wholesale or Retail, extremely f-h“P for Cash only,
Among which are the ’[ﬂlﬂdlﬂ“'ﬁhidm viz,
Ohevau'xdgm'e, !
Ginpand Garland Trimmiy
B S o i
ué’ u, i .Iw'
Hats for _Jomen, black
A very large Affortinene of
Mens, Womens, Youthg
and Gitls glized ang un
glazed Gloves and Mites,
Galloom apd Straping,
Stay Cord and Biaid,
Buckrams, \
Yellow Holland,
Brown ditto, Fii g
34> 7-8 and yard-wide Fify
Linﬂcns, j
Sheeting Holland,
Table Cloths,
Nipkining Damaflus,
Diapers and Huckabuck,
Womens and Childrens pack
Thread Stays, :
Blue, pink, Breen and white
Womens luom~quilted silk
Perticoats,
Gold and Silver &mﬂa
Btlttonsg
Gold ;né, Silver Vengm,
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