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Juli imported in the laf veHels from LON
DON, and to be lold, by
JOSE P PAL NJ E R,
At his Store in King Street, North Side;
4 Very large ai1ortment of
~ GAINS, ? 8ths, and yard wide hin
linens. IIifh and Ruiia brown and white
fhee,ing, houtswi6e cloth, dowlss, Rutza
linen, oina5urgs, ticklinburgs few pair
of very beaWiful caDdleilicks, and glals
walters. a-st
N. B. The above goods were purchafed at
a very low rate in England, and will be fold
cheaper than can be bought in any fore in
Bottom, for calh only. Choice Dumb Fin.
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LOWS ALMANACKS to be fold by
the Printer hereof.
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70 long, that it has lot its efea. Something iabdan-
tia, fomething efc6tual mutt be done.
My Lords, if the general representation, which have
had the honour lay before ou Of The itua'on Ct o"
lie AFFAIRS has, in any meaiue engaged your atte1tIon'
your Lodlhips, am Cure, will agree with me, that the
ieaion calls for than common prudence and "gour
in the directions of our Councils
The miniifry are now balancing between war, which
they ought to have foefeen, but for which they have
made no proviGon, and an ignomihlous comPfomde.
Let me warn them of their danger. If they arc forced
into war; they Rand it the hazard of their heads.
If, by an ignomnious comprome, they houd itan the
honour of the Crown, acrhce the rights OF the peo-
pie let them look to their conferences and conder "he-
Their they will be able wax the ttreets in faety
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Their unacouanted with facts, had an lnteef IN mil
,replefentng them. fhal fpeak plainly and frankly TO
your Iordhps upon this, as do upon every occaiion
That did in Parliament oppofe, to the utmoit OF my
power cur engaging in German war, is mott true and
if the fame circumstances to recur, would act the
fame mart and oppofe it again. But when was called
Don TO take fare in the administration, that meaiure
was already decided. Before was appointed Secretary
of State the frf treaty with the King OF Prula was gn
ed and not only ratified by the crown, but approved Of
and confirmed by reoution of bothHoutes OF Parliament
1t was weight fafened upon my neck. ~ that treaty
the honour of the crown and the honour OF the nation
were equally engaged. How could Teceoe from uCh
an engagement how could advIie he crown 10 uee'
GREAT Prince in the midff of thoe difficulties, in which
reliance upon the good faith of this country had conbu-
ted to involve him, are queffons willingly tubmt to
vour Lord(hips candor. That wonderful man might
nerhaps have excated hme from his difficulties with
out our affanCe He has talents which, IN every thlng
that touches the human capacity, do honour tc the hu
man mind. But how would Eng and have Imported
that reputation of credit and good faith by which we
have been diRnguhed in Europe what other i3tf5f
power would have fought our trlendhp w a' 0hof 10
reign power would have accepted of an alante[ WIN
US \TTt4
: have taken wide circuit, my Lords, and repaied,
/ fear, too long upon your Lordlhips patience Yet
cannot conclude without endeavouringfo oIIng nome
YOUR thoughts to object more immediately n'eeHhg
to US than any have yet conGdered. mean the inter
nal condition ofths country. We may look abroad tor
wealth, or triumph, or luxury, but Engand'my Lords,
the main fay the af reort Of the whole empire. TINS
point every cheme of policy, whether foreign or domec,
ihoulJ ultimately refer. Have any meaures been taken
to atsfy or to unite the people Are the grievances they
have 70 long complained of removed or do they i'ano
not only unredreed, but aggravated - is the ,Tee
right of election retored to the elective oooy IVY
ords mvfef am one of the people eiteem tnat &C.
curty and independence, which is the original bHthrght
of an Eagfhman, far beyond the privileges, however
fplendid, which are annexed to the peerage myieif
am by birth an Englh eleaOr, and join with the tree
holders of England, in common cauie' Believe me-
NV Lords we mifake our real nterett as much as our
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LIVERPOOL, OAober II.

LIVERPOOL, OE70bfr II.
n ESTORED to their hearing and fight, by DIR.
X Raynes, AurR and OcuiR, from his houie in Pan
ton fquare, London, the following perons, VIZ. o
their heating, the Lady of Lord Nathan, one OF the
Lords of the bedchamber to his Majefy as alto Lord
Dillon, in Stratton freet, Piccadlly and kewlie Mr..
Charlton, Druggif, in London MIR. George Bnd,
cbtufhmaker, in High Holborn, deaf twenty years. Mr..
Burke, French Teacher, in Red Lion Court, oPPoiic
Ssfeants-nn, -reet aged eveny FOUR deaf four
teen years Mrs. Martha Watts, in Bull-head couTt,
Newgate Rreet, aged cventy, deaf fifty years; and Mr.
Thomas Rchardfon, aged eighteen, born totally deaf
The Doctors method Of reforing deadnes, and hard
neE of hearing, new dfcovery; and few need depar
of being reored to their pef6 hearing though OF ever
70 long Randng and deemed incurable by the mott emf
nent of the faculty Reaored to fight by him, ion OF
Captain Shaw, from over the Sands, near Lancaiter,
young Gentleman aged feventeen, born blind as aiore
aored TO fight, Thomas PreRon Of Scorton, near Lanca
ter aged twenty FOUR born blind in eye, and bind IN
the other fourteen years and kewfe eitoTed to iigh
Thomas Benton, at Mr.. Geoge Ma"ketlls, the Parih
Clerk of Lancafer, aged levcnteen, blind near twelve
years.
N. B. The Doctor cures Lumps, Schirrus, Iumour''
and Cancers in the brea any other part of the BODY
without cutting and ruptures, vugary called broken
bellies, though of cng continuance, and even from
their birth.
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.BENEZER BRIDGHAM, at his STAFF

L. fordhire and Liverpool WaIehouft, (the tore
ately improved by Mr.. Thomas Lee, in King itreett
has iuG received Large and Elegant Ahonment OF
CHINA, GLASS and Fart HEN WARE, conhlt-
ing of amoR every Article of thoe manufactured, which
he will fell very low for calh only.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1771-09-19

! luteIY with law or NOT, appears tome wholly
immaierial. lnGfuG.ions in ftemEfU0 a.e
whol's Illegal, and uucpoliitWlona. II 3D.
rDiniiter hae this right in one mhlncc, he
has in another. II he has right 10 intrG6t
the Governor to refuie his allent to any bliI
for taxing the Gibjed une(s one part Of Chelr
are excluded, he has an equal hight TO Pee
coed in this manner with whom he peaiey,
"1'o be well lpoken Of at ST. James,, OF
SITS c?hcn's, at Guildhail or the Exchange,
as tic Farmer lpesks, will cow bercaI benc-
as, as the diiiinction will be attended viii
an Immunity from taxes. How long RAKE
can exit in fuch a lituation, the mott un-
Killed in political events can detcTcl'ne.
tnow appears, think, TO be the lp'il ct
the Lag!iih contribution, tha, the law. ami
not The viii ola miniftef ought ever to 5e the
rule o. action in government. Unhappy Ihdt
people where CONTRARY policy prevails.
his lpiiit, onhiendly 20 the liberties 81 msn.
kind, has alwa;s continued, and Amcncs
finds 10 her coli it vet lives. Deippts how
ever, ihould have this caution, 10 take care
left the honelt felentmeni a FIRE peUpe
break forth in MARINER tia, may be TN =
peaGpg to them. This has been The Gale ia
fomtf sees, and inhapCes Gan be produced,
IN which The uprght Indignation OF the fub-
jeet, has csuied teri be conYu,iioiS ~ the
b m cf empues. has ihot k he ,hianes e
potrpfa'es, ard n,sdesmor afchs uemhe.
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Esmt tie ONION EvEEING PcsT. dug. 3.
To the K n q!
S I T.,

~
I T Tho empty pageanty OF the Inita''a'ion
has nor who'll, divorced your auen,le n, and
entirely eng'o'ed your b'inef5 mimi, permit
one of your faithful utjects 10 renew hIS adj
dr,Aes 10 your M.jeHy, which ih4ll Mt be
dijfontinned by the ,h'eais, If they are BY.
the removal Of your d. tic MinIitiy
II IS with the dcepeIt concern that your
Mejef,'s 6lR mhje6ts lee the higheR indig
MY, and grcGat afF onts, offered to their
Sovereign = Not that this aries meefly
from the relpe4 which they have for your
Eaerfd perrin, but they Lament to fee fbfir
Msjefy e. degraded, that the mott paIpaO C
sffronts offered to the peIfln who fuiialns it,
Iather meet with the 0bprO6afi>n, than the
rfjSnfmenf, of the peope. I hat the letters
OF Tuaim are read with public avidity, and
fecfet faufd6tion, is an evident demoBitra-
ton, that the people think your MnIlteTs,
Sir, dcferve his istire, whatever Jou may
merit from their hands. But be not TOO
eonh.ent, my sge ! nor. draw too hsfy a
CONCEPTION from your fubjects forbearancr in
favour DI AUtu Iofdil1 ~ dhSSh'Hs w
may think yourielves fecure, and fuppofe
that even the re admhion If the Duke of
Grafton into power and confidence, viii not
difguG or dlipeale the people, nor a54te
Their 10, atty or love and indeed | am ready
to Join with YOUR Majefy, Tor | firmly be-
leve. that the affection and loyalty Of the
people are (aeb, tba, nottingham l>lien them.
The people, Sir, know and fid that they
are H. governed that is, not governed By
the laws, which they fee every day pIever.
ted or tranfgrehed and it requires mole slo-
querc= and hbtlety then The Duke Of
| Gtsf;on or Lord Mansfield can exert 10 per
Iuade them of the contrary. Indeed, could
vour Miniaers, Su, impofs upon The iubjeets,
as they lmpoie upon the Sovereign Gould
they gain our confidence "a they gain ouI' $,
while they are beravIDg our Liberties could
the people truR them, While they are wick
edly abUhng the people; then the Prsfent
abominab'e : fem ofgovernment might be
| eltAbIilhsd by tn CouIt, and f-f:'ed, taOugN
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I my IaIt | deIcanted a little
on the nature of minliterial
inaruaions. ! truif what
| then faid was mcieht to
fhow, that they ale Of very
dangerous tendency, and
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For the MASSACHUSETTS SPY.
The CEN TINEL. No. XIII.
Let all the VissVs tbaa 0im'f at, Be thy
eOusfIyS,
71y God's and truths, then jfy'u fall,
i6u fail a martyr. WoLsEY.
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: For the MASSACHUSETTS Spy.

TIME culture of Arts and Manufactures,
4 &c. has The mott direct tendency to
make community rich, and riches have a
natural tendency to make them independent {:
VIVA: an amazing odds has the var quantities
Of pot and pearl ain made in the balance of
trade between US and England, within few
years paa.
Not lels comfortable would the culture of
Silk be in few years: There is no branch
of buEnefs that promiGes fuch vaR advantages
as this Mulberry-trees are more eaiiiy RATED
thanany other trees whatfoever, their growth
is veiy quick, their fruit valuable for poultry
and hogs. Al a moderate computation, one
acre Of MasteTy-uCes in Ieyen years from
the feed would produce neat profit of at
lear an hundEd pounds fferling per annum.
The late ingenious Dr.. Jared Elliot, has in
formed Us, that yard fquare of fix may be
madewith les expence than a yard lquaTe of
linen cloatb, and this may eaGly be demon
hrated /; for when the trees are once planted
there is nothing more to be done but to inc ole
them. and KEEP them from being deifToyed
the lame, the halt, and aimof the blind, old
peIions, andGmal children, who can do no
other bu6nek, may tend them.
Much mat be done in this town, rvsz nOw
from the fewirses which are growing in gen.
tlemen's gardert. That this is not mere a.
mulement, will appear to any one who will
call upon Mr.. JOfeph Belknap, in Anne
ffreet, where they may now fee the elk
worms in every part of the process. This
gentleman has lately made twenty yards of
fix >camblet, and is now clothed with fix
RATED in bis own houfe, but of this more
hereafter.
P.S. Mulberry trees may be had Of Lieut..
Johnfon,in Bridgewa,er, for about one penny
a piece, the fails the beff time to Triumphant
them. Six weeks attendance is all the worms
require, in that time the whole procefs is
6niihed.
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NUMB. II.

no means tie iefs con(ti,usional nav !. !. n.
r7o@ 20 hsttse& are 10 parallel cafe, IN
our hittoFy as this Sncumhance proves thar
IL was never before queitioncd. The infrc-
9uency of tho phenomenon may. ;na,.o.
IKE comet in the armament. dazzle he ,,l.
gar ard untutored bar the if4teiinan, y.rfcd
N political iciencc, il sfeas no more ,ban
me common appearance, is courfc being e.
qoaily hnp'e and ineligible. Some have
attempted to be very exact in CALCULATING ,he
proportion which the petitioners bar thofe
VINO Dave Temainedauiet but they have been
unfortunate IN one Circumstance, of wh,,h
me omliiion overturns their whole fyAern.
icy have compared the nur,ber of coup.
tss' not the number of their inhabitants.
hey forgot that they are not all equally Do
puIo"s' that The fifteen pe,itioning counties
contain more people than all the ref of the
KINGDOM as they pay infinitely more land TAX.
And were they not the more numerous of the
TWO parties, yet the fuperiority of their wealth
entities them TO more confederation than the
other counties; for the fhare of the national
BURDENS which any part ofthe kingdom bear,
is the only rule BY which we can isdec of
the weight that it ought to have in the uoli,i.
cal balance. This reaioning 10 founded on
the luPpoiition tho, they entertain fen, imen,s
different from one another. RGs wno CO.'S
notice that they only wanted leaders TO route
Them TO action: were the cafe osberwife lead.
eF' were not wanting TO excite them TO ore.
lent addreiies and they would certainly have
prelen'ed them, had they diiapproyed Of the
petitions; After eOnGdering the vaft influ.
enes OF 'he crown, we may be juffly furprifed
that fifteen counties had the virtue to aGert
their rights, and the remainder, independence
enough not TO counterfeit them. But, were
the majority clearly on your fde, you ouphe
20 remember that numbers do NOT conftitute
r.gh'' and that, ifno more than one had PEE
tiloned' that one oupht to be heard, and to
have has cauSs tried, and .Jjodged BY the
laws of the land.
his much thought neeeGsry to fay on
this head, in order to hew you the necefiw
OF refcinding the refoIution on which the
pieien' motion is founded. Till il is com.
Piled with, we can take no fiep towards the
removal OF the prefent difcontents and I
inonld imagine that this Jingle confederation
would be Efficient to induce all honeff men
TO vote for the noble Lord, propoGtion,
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/May ID. Yeaerday remarkable caufe
was determined in the Kings Bench in IA
your Of amerchant, who had demands on
pcrfon protected by a foreign AmbaaAdor,
that perfon not being real fervant brought
over with the Ambaaador, bat having Gncs
procured his protection. Or all the eaules
determined in law within thefe 40 years, per-
haps no one is gilmore Importance than the
prelent, hardly excepting that of general war
rants. The power of defrauding the Enelh
10 this and many other cafes, is too fre-
quently lodged in the hands of foreigners, but
it is hoped there never will be wanting men
of fpirit to aGert their rights and that this
check, and former one in the Jear 1854,
when B -ti's protection was taken eff by an
Englifhman's application, viii thew that
Foreigners can never hurt Us with impu-
nifty.
There is a pesson now in Holland, who IS
coming over toEngFsnd, poGeGed Of avery ex-
traordlnary methcd Of manufacturing fin,
which by an art only known to hinfelf,and in
places properly prepared for that purpofe, he
can multiply to an aImoR infinite number,
particularly falmons, eels, fome o.her6lh, and
all ether riys hh, without exception.
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LO ND o N, May IS.
Lord CHATHAM's SPEECH in Support of
the Duke of RIcHMoND's Motion.

Lord CHArHAM's SPEECH in Support of
the Duke of RIcHMoND's Motion.
A1y LwGs,
TINE preieat queRion has been 70 fire.
Il quently- agitated, and is 70 perfectly
underfood, that is may feem fupefAuous to
enter into the difculion oft on this occafion.
The public has certainly formed its opinion,
and condemned the deciion of the two
Houfes. That Circumstance alone is to me
fuhcient motive for refrefhing pour me-
mOries, and for making one attempt more to
procure Juice to the Injured electors Of
Great Britais.
Il will be faid, thai this Aep will create
disiiions between the two Houfes, at time
which calls for the nDR perfea unanimity.
Unanimity in the two Houfss is certainly
very oomDendabie, when both adhere to the
principles of theeonifitution; but in the cafe Of
the Middlefex Election, che commons have
daringy violated the laws of the land /; ard
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Z shls ezra of executive 10y
aIty YOU viii not be fu'prifed
tia, addrehes rcplete with
iUch ten;iments as your un
parsileIed behaviour mof
naturally in(pires, pour in
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nerouc, humane and benevolent principles,
from whence they flowed, thar at length one
Of his ferysnts az kOf may he yerUardtd az
cor4ing to lis ,ovk5i 10 which, no ore D-
dividuaI more sfe6iona,ely confpires, than
the unmovablY oval
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LEON,DAS.

P. S. would fondly know on VIM chofen
ETiha your mantle has fallen, whole tender
mercy allows Regulators the mild alternative
Of 500 lalhes, CT perpetual aavery. A warp
iog this contt6 to all future Regulators of
what they may expect from the humane dif.
petition of S,uartizing Loyallits
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For the MAsSAcHUsETTS Spy,
To Bis E*csiiep.y WILLIAM TRYON.
tCoNsssxaSfyz1s SIS
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4" 4 jscsgT;ff txpTsDisa Of jan ErsfEri
BernsTGis.
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Has juR inroned from LoNDoN,
By Captains Collyer, Fellows, and Scott
A fine AfIorment Of
ENGLISH and INDIA GOODS,
Suitable for the Sealon;
Which he is determined to fell at the very
lowef prices, byWHoLEsALE oiRETAIL
for CAT, or fhort Credit "a, his flop in Unl-
on-Hreet, at the fgn of the Corrf'eids,Vlz.
CCARLE T, cIimion, green,
Al black, blue, chocolate, drab, mixed and
other coloured broad cloths, with trimmings
for the fame green, fcarlct, blue, mixed
and drab colourcd ratteens; beaIlkins, lamb
Glns, half-lhtk,, Colchener and dtaPery
baizes blue, drab and cloth coloured Devon.
fhire kerEes and plains; red, blue, mixed
and drab coloured coatirgs; drfiis and
lhsgs, German ferges of various widths, CO.
lours and prizes; duroys and fsgathies, fuf
sians and jeans lowered ferges, white
iwsrikins, ihalocns, tammies, durants, Gala
mancoes, rufels double and twifted cam
beu, plain brown cambleteens, ftfiped,
green and changeable ditto, yard wide fpriged
ditto, figured duroys, Mecklenburghs, Dor
}eueens, Irilh camblets, Venetian PoPlins /;
grapes; green, crimfon and Goth coIoured
yard and half yard wide worried grograms;
mifinetts, pink and cloth colourcd broioes,
6gur'd drawboys and everlslings, crimfon,
black, pompadore, claret and cloth colcw'd
velvet and velvereits, a fine ahortment OF
patches, chinces, and cheap calicces, Man
ehefer and Scotch checks, linen and cotton
Hollands, Englilh and Scotch bedticks, diaper
and hucksbuoks; cambricks and lawns, black
and white ca,gut, Patifnet, black and white
gauze;piekes. friped and figured ditto; black,
Blue, figured and plain faiths, Englilh and In.
dia tsEaties and Pertains figured mo1e,
ehangeable mantua Glks; back, green, blue,
while and pink hall yard and hall eli PeItn ms;
white, blue, green and pink haifel fsT'nets,
4 4ths. = 8ths. yard wide and lheeting tlfh
linens, dowlas. Ruiiis linen, ofrabuTe', Rs-
vens duck. r fla drab;men's buckrsm, orcWp
and white Ray ditto, white tabby, haynck,
yellow Holland and FAY trimmings b',ek,
white and ecloured breeches patterns; mems
and women's worried, thread and cotton
hofe fix gloves and nit 5, worried ditto /;
very petty aAiument Of fur and fnail
trimmings for Ladies c'raks, black bore lace,
white blown ditto. fcaret and Vhte ditto;
. great variety Of fix, linen and Kca,irg
bardkerehiefs fans, mems c';mfpl arc
green fham velvet caps, green, icar!ct, ard
friped worried ditto, quality birding', ihre
and coat ditto; Ist'ered garters; Gcart and
ball twin deaths head, mchsir, b4iset and
twiff buttons; metal and horn dino; chip
hats and bonnets. white and oolouTed threads,
tapes, knee garters, Gewing iik Of all colours;
writing and pref paper wax necklaces,
pound beads, A eve buttons; wool and cot
ron cards; needles, pins, ribbons, ferris,
knives and forks, cutreau knives, ihea's and
fc,Rbts, penknives, fountain pens; buckles,
thinbles, fnuf' boxes ivory, bone and horn
combs, pole ditto Bohea tea, cinnamon,
cloves, nutmsgs, mace, all(Pce, pepper bef
made Tynn fhoes, whslebone, crown foaP,
&c BE. &c.
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ROBERT RUGGLES,

L. - - - -
Has iua Imported fr>'a LcfDoN, by tue
Captains Collye-, f'clows, End Scott,
A Large and General AAo;''en' q
ENGLISH ard INDIA GOODo'
Which he viii fgll on the Woit 'e4lonae'e
Terms, BY Who efale or Pe'aiI' at h''
Shop in Cornh,Ii, little to the no'th"aFd
Ct the Town Pump; VIZ.
CUPERrINE blue, cinnamon
> g cen, white, chocolate, PomPad'uT
and mixed broad cloths, middl.ne and 10"
priced ditto; raHcens, besrkins, l4m5fkn',
beaver coatings, Devonlhire kedeys, I"Ft,
ihire plairs, half- hicks; crim(on, INK, aac
green Colchc0cr bazc red, blue, green
aud white d,apery haize, white eanne'' en-
5oaed !esgc, Garnlan ferge, Ct all coiou'';
green CARPETS for bcdides; ihsliooas, dufants
and tann,ic,, Of all colours; ca'amancoe;
Of all colours black dfawboy, back and
green eyeriait,ng, double canlb,l;s OF al CO.
tours; can't e,eens Of ali forts yard woe
fluff, popIii.s, Dmleseens, mlainets, gf'Ee's'
programs ard ctapesi rutels, berea' -
SLACK, olive, blue and drab velvet and VEL
vere,s; : 4ths, ! 8ths. yard wlde' and
aptou cheek, ltriped Holland, cotton gowns,
bed tick and bed buu's 3 abs. ! Sins and
yard wide Il a. ljnen, 7 8tis. gaI''f, Injecting
Holland, diapers and huckabuok, c'o"ilng
diaper, tabl. cloths, olnabur2s and tlcki'n-
burg, ravens duck, RufEia dEa5 mems and
women's 9orGed, thread and Cotton hole ;
mems black, white aud mixed Xix hole ;
black buC, blur and c'imfon worried bFee-
ches patterns, black fix, ditto figured iilk
walGcoa, patterns; fix and worried mlt's
and gloves cambricks and lawns, long
lawns, muffin, black ard white catgut, black
and white fpriged gauze, plain white gauze'
green, brown, yellow and b'ue India damstE,
luteRTings, tsfaties, faiths, a'amode, FER
fans, and capuchin iiIks, fur and inali tim.
mings !; black bone lace, white thread and
blond lace, fix knee carriers, gold and iiIver
ditto; variety of gold and filver buttons
gold and & yer Vellum, god and tl'ver 'hFeao'
yomen's blue, pink, white and green INK
DOM quilted peuicoass, ca smanco otto !;
variety Of ribbons, fswine llks of all forts.
qualities, gathering, SIX, ierlets, pins and
needles, threads and tapes Of all forts brown
and yellow Holland, buckrsms, itay Cords
braid, gallo, ms and ifrapping; white ,abby
tor GAYS, women's and children's psskthfead
flaws; bed ticks and bed bun's; th'ckiei and
fuRisns, Fl K and linen hantke chiefs, marx
M canvas, crewels, Il ard hai, and II (
,wia, twin buttons, metal buttons OF all
f,rts, fnuF b xes, tobacco boxes, knives and
forks, jack knives. penknlves, IazoTs and
lc.Gors; a variety of paper hanglnes' aiio
Bohea tea, cinnamon, rulmegs, cloves ana
mace, wool and cotton cares, wornen's Lynn
made fhoes and Gololkoss, whale bone, &c.
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