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LONDON, Hbyl IL.


The enemies of Lord Chatham accuic his
govt Of being a politician as his toe never
complained, according to them, bu; when he
deipaired of making any figure in the houfc.
When any popular iubjeet iarted up, he laid
Aide his crutch, and took up his bed and walk
ed. Is not the fame obiervaIion applicable
to the fever and lwelled face of Alderman
Townfend
We hear that in digging the canal ia Dull
later Bog, near KlllGth, the workmen lately
found comfortable number of pixies, lwords,
Halberts, and iome plaoIs without locks, and
the fkeletons Of men and hories, quite entire.
Some Of the iwcfds were lent to Glaigow,
and the mois has preferved them 70 well that
they cannot be faid to be in the leaf confI-
med, though covered with ruff. Ii is proba-
bic they have lain there GnCe the battle of
Killfyth I64 s,when aparty of,he covenanters
were defeated by The Marquis of Monrrole.
An extraordinary event has happened in
high lie, tina, is very furprfng, and alarming,
TO the women of gasntry. A young lady
Of high rank, ola very warm and smourous
difpoGtion, being detected in an smour( with
an amiable young ofhcer) by her injured
huiband, fhe was, in coniequence, cloie con-
fined, and guarded by truly duenna, at a
difsnt country feat, above year political
reafons, at thatperiod, preventing legal redrsls
to the unfortunate and much to be pIticd
Marit0. The confequence of dreary impri-.
lonment, and reftrained love, was 70 fatal 10
the pining and lovefck Sfsja thar during the
6ift year Of her confinement ibe loft almof
entirely her fet of teeth. This hocking
cataarophe, being no fecret oihei Ol,e world,
the ladies' of FIRE and falhiOn took the alarm
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for a better generation of ner, 1obO tviA tear
G0d, and ketp bis commandments.
FORESIGHT.
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having arllen,hls thP was ieaTched, on board
of which were found 5000 luits Of regimen
tails, with powder and 6relocks. On which
the Captain was leized, and committed to
pllion.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1771-06-27
For the MASSACHUSETTS SPY.

70 oAgenilemfn PRINTERS, U'b' are impair
tiqi fisnds 10 mankind, and bafnr5 Of
lNIourry, yoa are alfred 10 PA5l!@ tho
JdlioeOing.
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CONSIDERATION.

INTELLIGENCE EXTRAORDINARY.
WE hear the following petition IS al.
w ready Ggned by a great number OF
BUTToN-MAKERs, in different parts Of the
kingdom, and is lhortly intended to be pre-
tented to a Great PeIlonage.
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Gel. flaming in particular acquitted
bimjSl, BY pleading ignorance Of the fees 1ea-
M6ed BY lax, gvbicb tbejadge gaze IN charge 10
The jury, as a ground on sobifb they might CeqHif.
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=" Ameng the fqp~s GsVcn TO fts G0VtrnSr,
uos tie fsllosOiag r5l6lafisr, 1iz. &" Dtbe
Gevcrnsr is yet qgaigf as, end ne can get no
redrlf no svay, GVs 1ciR, rather than rife in
riots, agree not 10 60 to LaIO a: al, bit kaVf
chr differences TO a,bitr0fien." III this paper
the Gegan@ j?.sv in q PGGIor, and srdsred the
te0rsr 10 baH IL.
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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1771-10-10
RSDAY, October 10, 1871.

mcalures are purified, and the Able &c Mably
has cenv;ncingly proved il to be the ruin OF the
Roman people. To cIoie ,his head, would ak,
and | hope the qoeGions will link deep in the
besa OF every meIuhsr OF th 5 community,
Whether agre, ahle to thc above realonf, thsie
initFuSlions laid on the Houie, do not in their
nature lay tn Houie under tho d. cadful alter
uatvewe have mentioned VIII ,her this a.
tentative IN be avoided. unlcis by the conhi-
tuuonal check remaining in vigour Whe-
Their this check is not defroyed by the peoGon
{ ON home, and of natural conlequence, whe-
Their the power conltitutionalIy placed in the
three paris OF government, is not centered in
one I 1T an aniWer Can be given to thcie
queition: laiiSfattory to an Enolifhman, (hal
be haPP, ; if not. am warranted to affirm
the contribution flakes from It's ancient foun-
da,ion, and trembles TO It's bafe.
This, NY counrymen, is our unhappy ftu-
alton. Surely if'the deIcription is jua. it calls
for the mott vigorous exertion. Never Ter il
be fsid, my friends, that by tbe liieleis, weak
impotent endeavours OF the preient age, the
conaitution was loft for ever. To relcue nee
7Sep, and Preierve the tights of nation, ale
a6'SHS worthy freemen. They will give a
pleading fatisfa6tion now, and endear our me
moFisIto lateG ages.
-A1~An6 greaf will be our gain, jCtbi, be g,eat,
7o1g@ Minion, and pre/srVe a Ralf.
ToPW The GLAMOUR sf'a ya6iea'y MsA
{ 70 fix fbs bGyGJ sf'fbs public gOo6,
20 hSVs fame eternal, fbsa 10 JSar,
Mix auth The Godi, GadGidfbe 4VOrlI adore. -
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From the LONDON GAZETTE.

CEREMONIES oblerved at the InRallations of
bis Royal HighneG the Prince of Wales,
his Royal Bighnefs the Biihop of DINA
burgh, his Royal Hghne6 the Duke of
Cumberland, his Serene Highbe6 the
Duke of Mecklenburg, his Serene High
neis the Prince Of Bfunfwick, the Earl
Of Albemarle, the Duke of Marlborough,
the Duke of Grafton, and Earl Cover,
in prefence of the Sovereign, at Windfor,
on Tburfaay the 25ih day of July,r77I.
THE Knights eompanions m.tbe fill babit
4 ef TIE order, The s6fcN5 Of fts oydsr in
fbeir NANTES, the Knigbf5 eie7 in The mdtr
habit Of their order, baVing their caps and fta-
fbsrs in TIER hands, and The Proxies in their
ordinary 6abit, attending tbe S0vsreiga in the
Ryal apartment tie s6fcerS Of arms in fbs
Prfifncs chamber, the Pre6eads and par
KAgbts in the guard chamber.
The Proxies not goiag in the pr0ce)Fon, re-
tired btf0ye il bcgan, TO THAR chairs, at the
back Of the altar.
Abonf eieVsn o'eioek tie brecs69sa bryan TO
movs, 6eing called 0vtr in the folt'sOing Ordsr
BY Garter:
Poov Knights, frOo and tuOa.
Prsbend5, tsvo and fzU0.
offers at Arm5, fsUO and fsVO.
The knights elfG7, f5Ua and fsUo, having their
caps and ft0fberJ in their hands, Viz.
Earl Goyr. DIXIE efGratio1.
DUKE If lNa,Borongb. Earl Of AlJsmarif.
His Reyai HgbneGtbs Hi, K. HigbnsGfbt
DUKE of CEmbsrLand. BiGsp efOtHa6wgb.
Hi: Royal Higbn1E the Prime 81 ItaAs.
The Knights Companions in their ordtr, Viz.
Marquis Of Rockingham. Earl Of H0ttSrd.
Dnksef Northumberland Duke of A1snfogz.
Duke Of Mfsofafk.
DUKE Of Kmgfsn.
His Reyai HgbnsjJ The Dakt Of Glsnttjqer.
Gent. UJ6e1 IF The Regj9er Garter King at
The Blank Rcd Nth the Arm' Nth bis
1Oifb bis Rad. BOOk Rsdsr Sftpfer.
The BijGeb Of SaiJGwy.
Cbancelisr Of tbs Order, Nth fbs PRJjf.
TIE Yies Chamberlain.
The SsO'rl Of STATE, Lsrns Iy the DUKE Of
81. AibaEs.
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Vol. |. |
For the MASSACHUSETTS Spy.
The CEN rINEL. No. XVI.

Seek ar BYzANrIUM rie6s5, pO70er, p,otsaioHs
Lei hin be bonoar'd 6rtbat odioaS court
He bas, yt GoAs ren,anc'd ar /acred rampars5,
By 6ajEly goqping TO a, foreign matter.
qbro4Un of far fUsr, The qils RaVs Of Cesar,
Has nosgbt 10 bops for in a brAVs republic.
ANON YMoUs.
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VISION OF counclI IS dam
gerous to, if NOT a fubver-
Gon Of, a kingdom" fays
that great ltatefman, Will
liam Cecil, Lord Burleigh,
and Lord High Tresfurer,
to Queen Elizabeth. The
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| NUMB. 81.

TIE Sovereign, in tbs fill Habit qffbs Ordc,
bi4 Train bo;ie ty tao Dukes elde4 Sass and
tie Alaier Of bt Roles.
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th'ons, that vour cfii e'sius p,cnp:cJ yal
TO relate the G,uation OF B'!tsin CO yDus a1.et-
iion, in order that the 6szziing bGg!.t.;h g
e. glorious fun OF pfof,,iI,v aud pasninty
might, When contfattsd with tAc jlmll ccsjpts
which too 10 n iocceedet. rvnder the d dc
more horrid and frightful, By making the pa
ifallel 60 apparently yiiible IL hoH, DUNG
the late reign, miniaets had 40 Other way 10
gain the ROY al favour, but by attending TO the
concerns of the nation; Of courIe, thaI A,ten-
ton was productive OF concord athomc, ~aillt
victory and conquet vent abroad with our
fleets and afuies But while ieIhlh miuiae,s
can fta.!v ingraff fbemjeives on the royal Favour,
by i4jGnesre p'efiFonI Of L0,Hly. and eyah trUi'e
yaneyy, intertitedly pesendiog afeehon II
your perlon Ito the evolution of men Of merit
AID tritd abiline.) and you Gan b. fortified wi.h
their conduct, while they are heteiul TO your
people; It is no wonder that your miniteis
look with contempt on the dift:eiles Of your
country, and are atished, while thfy Can be a;
liberty to place their whole atrentiou on hnd-
ing Cur The mott eff Dual asy OF mainlaing
majority in parliament, by laviihlng the
Fuclc money on worthless individuals
WIZ, meo. mos, void of every public, as
well as private virtue, are p,underIng the trea-
iu'y, and Il -ndoElne Us to our enemies; lay
it's no wonder thas we arein dangerot bio d.
lhed at home. and remain de(y'ied, pi,ied,
aad inf lied abroad. BRUNSWICK.
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lAWE5-TO1l II CCNDY,
ti4o IN rodtrd d tic it,', ].u,.y, CAP, >r"u,
a n Ador'mert Of SOCKS,
4 in Law, pr'G,s. DIVINITY, HInory,
amt 10 cverv b,al.th 81 Lncr4,u,e, oil of the
reR1nmei1cn. Aio, Bites OF every iize,
T'eAanen's, Spelling books, Playet, Books,
Palm books, &c.
Ll&ewi!e, Wnuug, Prcf, Cartridge, Mat
Die and blue Paper. Account Books OF eve
~ kind. Ink Powder. Quilts. Prs.
S]s'es. Sealing wax. Poke, Books. PEN
toives Tsmrle and Noic Speetacles Sud
- Rules. PROTECTIVE Gl4ilts. Round
Pewter Ink Stands. Microscopes. Candle
Screens. Mathematical Initrumen,s, Pocket
Globes. Divides with S;eel Pens, heo-
dolre, Gvniur Scales, &c. &c.
NJ b Thefe who pleaie to favour him
with their cuAom, NAV depend upon pur-
chaiine as low, at his Storein Union Erect,
oppoG,e to the Corn6elds BoAon, as at any
Store in town.
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Far Tx BENEFIT Of mr.. + l. a q q.
Il CONCERT of Vocal and In

L n hrument4I MUSICK to be perform
ed at Concert Hall,in Queen Areet, Bottom,
OCTOBER 9th. I77l.
ACT |. Overture, and the fra Chotu,
in Acis and Galatca, 10y ten voices) o the
plfaiHrF q the plains, G't. Sixth Concerto
Of Stanley. Solo on the Violin; by MIR
Morgan. Song Love jsEads tie A.Rrm, Sc
Fourth Periodical Overture.
ACT ii. Overture in Paiior Fido. Du
etto He cams, e5e. Organ Concerto by
Mr.. Selby. Firit Concerto, by Mr.. Hum
phrys. Duetto and Chorus, in Acis and
Galates, HAPPY tUs, Sc. Overture,byLd.Kelly
- TlCKE rs to be had at CoEcERT
HALL, of Meirs. Cox & BERRY, and OF
the PRINTERS at half Dollar each.
". B. Mr.. FLAcc 4UOHid inform TIE Pa5liok,
fbet hi, Afizg tins carly qrifk b,s CSsefrf as net
auth Intention 10 iwsytfrs qUifb en- Oabrr Per-
jon; nofqUHkQandi&g fhe'r Is a DoEgn 10 inrsJteys
qV b him.
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CL = n ! i RS SH l. A RS.
IlNERTCAN manufacture. on

macb imfrovcd Plan, be badtg 6eiag
mas e1bls G-.m ne BIZ 10 grind and Jet them,
and agut. jGf%41.t BY 0joinf and ffrfrOs in 10
frm maHnlr az 10 4. equally frong in fbsf
paris as any otbsr. B1lat' f5cy are rVreHgbt
Sis6 maebine regulated BY jt,esVs sobitb JETS
them 10 rObaf pitcb the tUorkmaa plaza. The
whale is executed 70 neatly as to command The
admiration Of every one aVbo fees t6fm; by the
ingenious A1r. ATHERToN, notV at Sfszgb-
fonbam +; and are 10 be 64y Mr: SAMUEL
SALISBURY, fSOo dooy5 S0nfb Of D0G7or
Gardiner'S Baton.
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IIere 7go4!l kaVs 6fsa Infinitely ae0rs ca4je
10" 6Ly ri" P'sjirysng 10 a Jroe Seqf1 i6eH1
rtsLi5, and A0fs'@.a'ng 'bfir bOHsar N4fHrA.11s@,
end y4 fsnieg fbs y3leaasry st' ibfir NAME. fhan
iu haVing JfJf syalen byfGt6 Ia sSs.'4sn 0ei.6
as'...sss, sls5gg 6ravS. Ef Of sEsa, qra.E tie
E:z.: j:.r Neiefy/ s!! ~ gAkE ca.
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called lr. Mayor; it would not leien OF
abrogate his old jurifdiefion, they are both
civil officers and an offence in the lefer is
mulh more pardonabie, than an offence in
the greater. The doctrines of hereditary
right, and blind obedience to the will of a
Prince, are only the flight and forgeries of
Guch tyrants, and montiers, as Mansfield,
Grafton, North, Hill borough, Cover, Sand
wich, Morton, Dyfon, Jenkinlon, I ABBOT,
Darlington, and the ref Of the Carltan Hanf
junfo, who beige heaven, and abuie men TO
make their own cour. TO power, and no, one
of them would fiand The trial himie { In fine
honef and legal government, is imbrium
kgam nan bominEm, the authority Of law and
not of huff.
Thefe are the principles upon which cur
government iiards. When theie principles
are violated, and the rights of the people in
vaded, fuch violations, and fuch invafons,
ihould be Immediately refiRed or Inc whole
fabric of our noble contribution, the work of
ages, will prefently be dehroy ed, and we fball
be enlaved. IF the preient Sovereign has
acted contrary to his truf, there are rules for
US TO proceed by, in order to bring him to
reafon, however, ihould we be at lois for
precedent, we can follow the maxim of Lord
Mansfield and make ore.
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The SEQ RGE. No. |.

GGHIIHBeU |T0M 0N h/E'
TINE Sovereign is obfinate and we mutt
l. berefolute; remember King John not
withdrawing all his attempts to render himlef
abfolute, was at lat, by the virtue and cou.
rage of our forefathers, reduced to fate of
obedience to the laws. They, rather than
iuffer their liberties to be rayifhed from them,
by lawlels power and de(potic deligns Of their
Prince, were determined to die gloriouny in
defence of them. Their caufe was righte-
Gus one, they were fuccefful, and obliged
their ungrateful monarch to fgn the great
charter of liberties, at once preferying them
felves free, and at the fame time fecuring to
their poHerity that mott delirable bleiling.
Our capfe, my friends, is the fame, it is the
caufe of our country. And we like them
mutt either proceeafn the fame manner, or
fufer ourfelves TO be enlaved, and involve
millions yet unborn in the1ame milerable and
unhappy fate. F''
You are not only warranted, but required
to enter into aiiociations, and 'oaths for the
prelervation of your liberties and the conffitu-
ton. The words Of Magma Charta run thus,
"That in cafe the King lhould violate any
ri 5 Ar and lhould refule to recffy what be
,'@O WV ana. ,lhou!d be lawful for the
barons, ard the tcbSls S.-,l, IS Ern,a,J = ar
trefs him by all the ways hey" 1' 49,: ~ ~, ~
fuch as the feizing on bis Caflcs, LaftdnsS, y,
poiieiIions, proviGon being only made for the
fafety'of the ps,f'ns of the King and O.een,
and of their children. -
lbelisVsthere is not in this kingdom, one
man, when he feriouly reflects (0nies II be
fome mipifs'iai hireing) who viii deny Thai
the Sovereign has violated the c REAnc aAR-
TER, and the laws of the land. There IS Of
ten a nscefity offpe4king the truth, and this
!: atruth the generality of mankind believe,
though they have not refoIu;ion enough to
declare it openly. Il appears to me the croft.
eft abfurd'y even in thought, to fupoofe that
the miniftfy would ad daily in direct oppofi-
ton to the laws of.he land, and the charter
ed rights ofthe people ifthey were not rup-
ported BY their Prince, no, it is certain he
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20 cts c OF N E R.
# curious RlDD L E.

# curious RIDDLE.
TT is as high as all the ffsrs,
No well was ever dug 70 low,
tits in ace Ave thouland years,
Il was not made an hour ago.
It is as wet as wa;eris,
No red-hot iron e'er was dryer,
As dark as night, as cold as ice,
Shines like the fun and burns like hfe.
No foul nor body to coniume,
No fox more cunning, Ounce more dull.
'T'is not on earth, It's in this room,
Hard as fione and (oft as wool.
'Tis of no colour, but of (now,
Outlide and inGde black as ink,
All red, all green, all yellow, blue,
This moment you upon it think.
In every noife, this Rrikes your ears,
twill foon expire, twill loon decay !;
1t always in the light appears,
And yet twas never feen by day.
Than the whole earth this bigger is,
Than fnall pins point this is leiS,
I'll tell you ten times what 1t is,
Yet after all you ihaIl not gucfs.
IT'S in your mouth, twas never nigh,
Where ere you look you fee it it'll,
Twill make you laugh, twill make you
cry,
You fee! / plain touch what you will.
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S "A MUEL ELIOT,

S A NJ i E l. E l. | 0 I,
Informs the Public, that after long fuipen-
fion of BuGneG by bis Gref adherence to
the late Non-lmporta,ion Agreement, he
has now lMPOR I ED in the Ships jutt
arrived from LONDON,
a LARGE and elegant Abort
L n ment of Engilh and India GOODS,
which viii be fold at the very lowett rates,
by wholefale and rerail, at his lhcp near the
Head Of Dock. Square, juft above the Mar
ket; where connant attendance will be given,
and the favours of his cuRomeIs duly ac-
knowlcdged.
N. B. Having been lately in England, he
Aatters himfelf his GOODS will be fousd
of the bef quality, and the Iowef price.
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Tie following came PROPERLY recommended.
BY way Of Soloquy:
Spike exttmpors on finding TIE Green Wing
Of Riding Chair, lsf in The high SUay Ian
Manday, IN or near Bsfon, after drinking
a MeYidian b0yk, &c.
XTTHO, bent on finding longitude,
w Departure know nor---latitude,
Drive on with faces bebonair, fir,
And lofe the right-wing of their chair, fir ?
So drove the chariot of the fun,
But oh the fall of Pheton. AprH I4tb.
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John BOLT, begs leave to in
y form Gentlemen and Ladies, that he
carries on bis bufneG near the Draw Bridge,
where he makes laced and plain CLOATHS,
Ladies Riding Habits, and Joiephs. All
done in the neatelf manner and newef taife.
N. B. Thofe that are 70 kind as to ia
vcur him with their cuftom may depend on
being well u(eJ.
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WILLIAM PHILLIPS

Informs his Cufomers,
That he has juf IMPORTED from LONDON,
by the Captains Calef, Gardner and Bryant,
4 GENERAL Adortment of
"A ENGLISH and INDIA GOODS,
which he fells cheap for cath at his hop in
COrnhill, Bottom, three 6Ops fouthward of
the Poif Office. Alto, STATIONARY,
CUTLARY, GROCERIES, &c. &c.
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Nf.f lt'sndOy will be >nJGE2,

Nfxt ,NsndGy s0W be faLiGG,
Adorned with III ee elegant Plates .
P.ice as. Sd. per ID zen, and 8 corpers fne'e
Printed by Z. kUssEIt, neal d.. Gar
diners in Mar lborough-RIeet.
THE original Copy Of Aznes'a
= Almanack, for the year I772. Bere
BiAex,i.s Of Leap Year: Celebrated for the
Meridian Of Bottom, but with little altcratcn
will do for any Part ofNew England. %
c O r. T A / n / II c,
q Delcriptiun of the very extraordinary
Perlon who made her Appearance in Bottom
laft AuguR a curious Mcthod now prae-
fifed in Greece, Of taking Honey, wrhou,
dsiiro} ing the Bees, as related byMr.W Wheel.
er, in his Journey thither.
Eciiplcs, AlPca, Spring Tides, Judgment
the Weather, Feafs and FATS Of tho Clutch,
Courts in the MaAachulcrs Bay, New
Hsmplhre, Connecticut. and Rhode. Hand,
very accurately corrected, Sun and Moons
Riiing and Setting, Moons Place. 'I'iae Of
High Water, Publick Roads, With dc belt
Stages or Houies of Entertainment 10 put Up
at, greatly corrected ince laft year, Quakers
Yearly Meetings, Liberty DAYS, &c.
Sold at, Knox's London Book Store,
Green and Raaelrs in Qsfen,St Street w.
M'AIPine, and J Boyes, in Marlborough
Street R Draper, in New bury Street !.
Fleemipg,.in King. Street; |. Thomas Dear
the Mill-eridge; J. Perkins, inUnion -Stiee';
a. Barclay, in CophiIl A Steele, in Mari.
borough Street 5 Hall, snd w. Viiiiaa,s,
in Salem B. En-, con, in Newbury. Pcrs
A. Butler in Portmouth Z, May.E. Brown,
c. and A. Davis, Bottom Meek S. Crate :.
Grayton, ] Patten. in Roxbury.
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Potah Kettles.
To be SOLD, by
SMITH and ATKINSON,

Al their Store 10 KING-STREET,
DOTASH Kettles, caG at Salil-
Il bury, in Connecticut, lin clay copes)
from the belt mountain ore, far hyperion in
quality TO any kettles caf in this province
from Bosg ore. which being 70 very liable to
crack when fri ufed in melting down the
fats, the Manufacturer of Potafh Is thereby
NOT only fubje6ted 10 comfortable expence and
trouble in procuring other kittles, but fire.
quently dfapPoinied in working his flock OF
aihes in the proper feaion.
Thele kettles have rarely been known TO
fail till they are worn out, in many of which
above thirty tons of Potaih have been made,
and when uie.els for tina, puvPoie, pair of
them is valued from Al. los. to 81. los. for
The forge, 10 ~ rk into bar iron, the Salt
bury metal being allowed the frit in America
for making the bef tough bar iron. The
Bogg ore kettles are Of no value for the forge,
executive of the great rilqUe of their cracking
before one ton of Potafh is made.
Now ready for Sale, by
SMI T Fl and A T K INSON,
AT faid Store, large and general aGortment OF
EUROPEAN and INDIA GOODS,
Importea in the lat veleIs, which being
bought on he very belt terms will be diiPoied
Of 10y wholeiale only at fnch prices as ihall
give full iatisla6tion to thoie in town and
country, who purchaGe their aGorment here,
and s|io invite thoie who ulualiy import their
goods, to apply for many articles toeomPleat
their aG,rmen,s.
& u. B. Gun powder, RuGia and EGsIifh
fail Duck, sc. SC. &c.
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