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Til folh az gent i:kss p'ace, ii is natural 70
exptG that ar i'Jn,tG ard Get people will re-
! tain CERTAIN degree of eaIouly Of all tho!c
who are OF ha.i be employed III The Jf,Vifsef
tts nisiFiy in America; which vail recei-
fairly prevent thoie cxpief.ors Of tS'Gicl
efeem. which may he due to them as ern-
tltnen and JeAsV Citt7s, as well as the ier-
wants otour c1hlmsH and gcEH 5elG1ca lc'eEeiga
on the throne. Bsfen Ga&.
The following doll sfFar happened
fome nn7c fince. Some yonng men having
lied an old broken chan 10 the tail Of a large
dog, turned him cut in The Hiee'; away he
! run with great wlftneis, and in his way the
chair catched ho'3 of the gown Ct very
eenteel dreaed woman, and threw her down
with great force The dog being very ttrong,
and the chair holding her gown, be dla"ed
her little way along the payensnts, ard
bruiled her in ieveIal places. But his Vas
not the worit Of the fcene the ady having
her hai, dIened in The modcIh EerPsrticu'&s
,sAe, the violence Of the fal! ihotk this tenn
porafy monument to lhe very foundailcN,
and great was the fall The materials
with which il was erected were as follows
A piece Of black knit 6rfetbes HuHld with
olack wool, ard made. pEoPo'tIonable to the
| manner of which the hair was dIIiied ; and
! on the outiije was hair very ingenloUi!y wo' =
ed into the JreeeLfs upon this iwprIilng
piece Of workmanlhip was irizzed the Lady
own hair. in crder 10 rsife the edlhce. She
being diientaneled, got Up, and complain cd
of being hurt little, bet took no no'lcc
of her piece of oInameE, for the head,
which fome boys had got hold Of, kickag
about the Rreet as foot ball.
Continuation of the lift of Field cficers
commiihoned in this province, viz.
Sfesnd regiment in B,jfof Thomas Gil
bert, E(q; Colonel, James Wirl0w, L'q'
Lieut.. Colonel. Eben,zer Willis, Elq; lit
Major Thomas Gilbert, Eiq; I'd Major
Ssutb part of AliddItfx, third rfgim'nf,
John Moves, kq; Colonel. 2
Regiment in Toyk county. Hon. Nathaniel
S~rha~k, EE; Colonel. Ruihworth Jordan,
Elq; If Lieutenant Colonel. Benjamin
Chadburn, E,q; I'd Lieutenant Colonel.
Samuel SewalI, Efq; 1T Major, Tritlam
Jordan, Elq; I'D Major. ~
Firf regiment in Salem. William Brown,
E(o; Colonel. Peter Frye, Eiq; If Lieut..
Colonel. Benjamin Plckman, Jun. k'q; I'D
Lieutenant Colonel. Abner Cheever, Efq;
Major.
BED ! Mr.. William Hall, leather
dreier, aged IS years. Nicholas Boylaor,
Efq; merchant, after lingering llneis, IN
the s6th year Ct his age. Mrs. E.Izabe'h
Johnfon, wife Of Capt. Eleszer Johnlon.
Mrs. Warwick, widow, aged II.
SHIP NE w 6.
Lar Monday came up frcm below The
Cattle, and row lays before the town, his
Maiefy's flip Captain, Admiral Mon'agq.
YsGerday failed the lamar dcoP ct war
on a cruize.
ARRIVED hire. Raymond from New
Haven, Gray hom Maryland, + Gray f'' m
ST Martins, from Barbados Lana
from Halifax, Hall from Philadelphia, Mac
Cobb from Bermuda, IulaeT from New
Homeland.
| OUTWARD bound Mitchell for Nova
Scotia, Smith for Halifax, Raymond for
New Haven, Cauwrght for Newt midland,
MAILER for Ier(ey. Hodpkins for Wet Indies.
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f Z SPaniards Of HlI'
PAMELA complain oil
the French encroach-
ing en- their territory /;
very lately they en-
tered a plantation, Cut
down the coffee trees,
raniacksd the dwell
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CHARLEsrowN Saith CArolinG] JHy ~
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cafe, perhaps, that fame people which nook
the throne OF Charles. ADD ruined the houis
of Stewart, viii icorp being eEaaved by any
other family under heayen. And experiences
IF pat ages may furuiA Gs,~s deGgnIng mo-
narchs with two good lsGoos. the ons frosa
the Euglifh nation, net TO drive TO deportation
people who dare mret their fovereigu in the
field the other ftcn Turkey, THAT military
force can never be a firm BATS of empire, and
that that po~ or which orufhed the rights of
The people. may allo one Gay prove rs fatal
to Tie intvrcR Of the crown.
And Gow my eouotrymeu, let me put the
queltion home. what think you of lhefe thingsf
Vattell tells Us. &c the contribution 10 q vain
phantom, and the bef laws are uielefs, if
they arc not religiSuny obisTved. A nation
ought therefore TO watch very sttentively, in
order to render ,hem equally refpeeled BY fbsf
1vb0 g'Scr1, and the people deGined 20 obey
and they ought to fuppIeis abules with the
utmoit vigour and vigilance as the importance
Of the Gale requires." Surely the cafe 10 now
important, when penioos grow out of Crimes
| ihould be forry to inGauate thar the tine 10
come, when the life Of an AmeTicani il reckoned
as a trife, and that a red coat ieems an eGen.
tial fseu'i'y OF life and property, and in fine,
thar 10 butcher and mahacre, is the ready hep
to promesion. Bur hope, and pray God.
thar amid all the diare1es of my codn.rymen.
this m NY Continent may prevail, that life and
liberty ihall be iuieParabIe. In word. ,hae
my coanSrymsa are determined either like
the fra BRUTUS, TO fave IhsmleIves aud the
contribution. or like the fecond BRU rus, in
attempting il, to fall glOfiouay in the bed
of honour.
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TN this alarming period, when the blaeksG
viliainics, Prejuiie, and treafons, recon-
mend their perpetrators to diItinguiflled no.
tice and ample proviGon, man NUT be pOiA
fe1cd Of very moderate mare of fen6biIsy I;
who can hear Of the renewed progfefs Of 6re
and f~ord, rui0 and deiolation, againR 40
indefinite number of his fellow labjees, and
cot find his curioity excited, 70 far az leaf,
Is to ak fomc queaions about il.
Gould we from any mealures of sdmiEsnra.
ton, conjecture what kind of perfons they
held entitled 20 protection. what, defined for
the divefGou of their inffaments, iome who
let value on life, in lueh circumstances, might
poflibly fall upon one expedient or other to
preierve it; but when indiicriminate haughters
like the lcythe Of time, mows down the molR
mbecile moFras ia being, barely for occupy
ing fpace no man could fufpeet, intended .
theatre for undiainguihed carnage, may not
every individual conGder hmfelf 10 very pre-
carious ftuationf Is il wonderful then thae
men of fen(e and humanity lhould conceive
themfelves obliged 10 watch and enquire for
each Others fsfsty, under government where
four inhumsn maTacres, and one auocIous
muF0Cf nave BcCn 1OuDtcHdHSSup @1u mott "
them rewarded by royal authority, in 70 hort
time Where generous and iniexable re-
guard for the welfare OF the people conftitutes
man the butt Ct miniAeral vengeance and
where public fruits are aImof excIGGvely con-
fefred upon public traitors.
We have been abundantly informed of the
cruel meaiures you have exerCiied sgsinft mens
of whom we have had better characters than
of any who PcrlUed them. All agree thefe diff
fentions originsIed 10 the uneaGueis Of he pso-
pie with'the opprefhve behaviour of the officers
IF juRiee. This yourielf have eonfeaed, you
have owned them guilty. but join in fen
yiment with your EpUgh jH6gG, who desm-
ed their extoItions ano vexatIons, trivial stFen-
ces and futile grievances; and oPeuly infultsd
the compliments with an overt sbettnens Of
the crimes Of their defpoilep. II this be not
Sillainy, perjury and the blackea treaion, 1
know not what ideas are properly afixable to
thefe terms. You have not 70 much ~ pre-
,ended thar Governour Tryon to7k any cog
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Sos05ss svismp6an fran fuccefsful foilJ,
Ofhsroes Eaia, Be bears TIE rfskizg Ip0i.S,
H,bOkbefs mqybaiibtm 4U;tb dsGf'N''d Afela1"'
Ind Fly this ekisf zme1ds his tormty fame.
~. PoPB's HOMER.
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} govern Win PFcPIIe0y--
TO be the means Of difnhDg
happinefs to thcufands, and
to FIX the BATS of empire In
the affections of the fabje6,
is a talk not frequently en-
tered on among moTtsls, and
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they FAY he NAV do 1Vitkoat fsar', and pr01's
what he Jays if it appears, hs ahertions
are f5aadtd ss frRtb, he ihsIl be rewarded.
And, The fame Emperor al Fiorianun1 Com.
declares f5Gt in fsSt, to be libel. Cue fafRt al
ierins eOnsyo j;mris srdinem p~Jaf, which aeeuies
another without foundation IN law From
all which it appears that the doctrines adj
vanced in our day, Tat paper maybe true
and We; libel is contrary 10 the eiVifiatVh
Ell, from whence the learning of libels was
taken. The whole digefs on this bead
agree. Their genius TEENS to be that
an innocent man lioelled need not be I'M
eafy, for the acculr being sbhgeG to
br0vt, innocence is iaGe plainly ntlmating
however, that if broUr6, the accuier is iecufe
from puni(hment, otherwI(e the WORDS have
no meaning. And this is expressly affirmed
afterwards, where it is fad the libeier, il ne
brovn his aGertion, lhall be ysvG,dtd, inti-
mating that il was the fenie of the civil law,
that fuch an action merited of the empire,
and was the sa of good sitizen.
| ihall not think digrefs, if thew briefly
that the method of pnnj6ing libels, is as
great Hretch beyond the civil law, as the
learning of the nature of them. This will
fhew not only the illss,ality but the mahft OF
their fentiments. When manis convicted
of writing on government, whether bis al
fertions are true or falfe, he is pilloried, and
imprifoned at difcfetion, and may haze his
e4.s cs4apel, snh nl.,nJ orherJ iae.srties.
This was not the method oftreatIng libel
Ter, even in the gri1 JsnJf Of the word, by
the civil law. Digef. Lib. ~. title 10.
only declares he lhaIl be intensbIe. Vid. u
plan in his 50 book on the Edris. In the
rheodofian Code the aa P. P. Prid. non.
decem.conGant. A. 6 n. (32o.) only adjudge'
the libel to be burnt. So the act OF the
fame Emperor, on the 18Th June, deter
mines the lame thing about them. And the
other cdiets decree puniihmeni, 0sn lfadly
dppmnfcd The toiture is frequently men
toned as in ulc in the civil law. But II mutt
be noticed, it was not ordered as a
puniihment Of libeler wbfn eSavat7sd.
No, the ufe oft was to compel the perion
~ brsDe what he faid. This is evident from
,ha, act of the TheodoGan Code. made at
CarthagcP. P. 3. Kal. APRIL. where the ufc
of the torture is faid TO be, that GaSls' Jerip-
tionis, enm omzi 0igsrs eogHtnr bic de TfbHt
ouas brebonenda5 eredidsf, e0mtr0bars. And
Julius PauIus feems to place the extent OF
the Pra,ors power in punllhng ulqaf 0d re-
kgationem ialpie, to banilhment.
This appears TO me to be the nature OF IL
bells, even in the eye Of the civil law. How
they are refpeaed in common law, we ihall
fee in our next number. But from the pre-
fent progrefs we have made in this matter, 1
think we may conclude, that the notion OF a
papers being libel, although If contains
nothing bat what is true, and in free fate
ongbf 10 be knssVH,is contrary evento the prIn-
ciples of the civil law, frsm whence the
doctrine of libels was taken. And in fine,
that it can have no foundation here, but is
an arbitrary fretch of power, even beyond
the bounds of the original.
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For the MASSACHUSETTS SPY.
The NJ NIT OR. Ne. "

The NJ M T 0 R. Ne. ~.
TN the former number ! have ibewn, that
this colony is diitina Legislative, ana
therefore foveTeign Gste, dependent only in
fouae iiipulated articles on the imperial crown
of Great Britain / lhzll now enquire from
what fources toe parliament ofGreat-Bfitain,
pretend TO derive a POwsr to bind the inha-
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conlideTed the orr
sinaI of the notion Of libels.
They appear to be the
offspring of the eiVil iaV0,
and were introduced with
the commencement of that
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-.&l.------------Witb bim,
Hh ffifad The Byid@" CaDim, (ea,ls's bled !:
Of bigb dFtsrmised Jpiyif roughly brave,
BY ancient learning to tB enlightened hVe,
Ofancient freedom sUaym'4 THoMPsoN.
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JOSIAH WATERS and SON,
IL THEN ihop in Anne-iiIeet, near theD'a~-
B.idge, Bottom, by Wholeiaie or Retail
, very cheap,
DEEPER BY the bag, or leis ;
L. Spices OF all forts IS and 70 inch
London I'D pipes, by the box or lets, large
and lmall bows Hunter ditto per ditto
TayIors 10 By 8, 9 by7, and BY swim
dow. g!als Putty; Paper BY the ream;
Florence Oyl; Eng'ilh Loaf.Sugar very
cheap; fplt Peas; Kilmarnock Caps; Kip
pens Snuff.
PAIN rERS OYLS ard COLOURS OF
all kinds, prepaied, or otherwlie, IL he belt
manner, for Rouie or Ship Painting BTuihes'
iools, Leaf God, &c.
Alo, Alum, Copperas, Nader, Otter,
Common and ground Redwood, Logwooo >
FRESH RAISlNS, Rice, WOOL CARDS,
Choice INDIGO, &c.
Bohsa + E A warranted, Hyion ditto,
coarie and fine Geve bottoms, SIeves made
up, New England Rur. a few Grois GE-
NUiNk VELVET " JRkS, &c.
"A compleat Afoftment of cream
colomed, brown, whi!c, blue and white
black, and Giais w ARE, jut arrived nCsP''
Bryant 5, the laff fnip from London.
PosT-OFFIcE, BeGSn, NSv 10, r77I.
THIS is to inform the Publick,
L That the SOU I 1EkN RIDER,
now goes through Providence and Biilto! to
Newport, and iets out frcm this Office On
Mondays, preciiely at One O'Clock ; mat all
Letters, intended to go by that conveyance,
nuit be in the Office not exceeding trOFfUf
O'Clock or aid Gay. By order Of the De-
putty Poit Matter General
7. HUBBARD.
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Tbs day sv0s pably6sd,

Adorned with three elegant pla:es)
Price Is. 50. per dozen, and 3 copPsrs iing'e
Printed By E. RUSSELL, near DIR. Gar
diners in Marlborough ffreet.
THE original Copy of Anes's
L Almanack, for The year I772 Being
DiGcx,iIe or Leap Year Calculated for-ihe
Meridian of Bottom, but with little alteration
will do for any Part of New England.
C o N T A | N l N 6,
Defcription of the very extraordinary
pcrfon who made her Appearance IN Bolton
Ian Arguf. A curious Method now prac-
tiled in Greece, Of taxing Honey, without
d.Rroying the Bees, as related By Mr.. Wheel
er, in his Journey ,hi,ber.
Eciipfes, A!pea, Spring Fides, Judgment Of
the Weather, Feaas and Fats Of the Chuich,
Courts in the MAi4cbuictts Bay, New
liampfnire, Connecticut, and Rhode lland,
.yc.y accurately corrected, Sun and Moons
Riiing and SEEMING, Moons Place, Time of
Hph w ater, Publick Roads, with The beit
S,aaes or Hostes of Entertainment TO put
at. eses.ly corfeaed face laft year, QgekeTs
Yearly Meetings, Liberty Days, &c.
Sold at, Knox's London bookstore,
Green and RuHelPs in Queen Street. w.
klAlpine, and J. Boyles, in Marlborough
Street |; K Draper, in Newbury Street /; ].
F!ecming, in KING Street; |. lhcmas near
tfhe Mill Bridge; J. Perkins, nUnion-StIeet;
A. Barclay, il CoInhill A Steele, in Mail
borough Street; S Hall, and w. Williams,
IN Salem B EmeIion, in Ncwbury Port !;
a. Butler in Portsmouth; (. May,E. Brown,
G., and A. Davis, Bottom Neck /; S. CrafI, ],
Grayton, ] Pa,en, in Roxbury.
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Potaa Kettles.
10 be SOLD, by
SMITH and ATKINSON,

Az rheiT Store 10 klNG-STRERT,
DOTASH Kettles, calt at Salif-
j. bury. il Connetiicui, (in clay eores)
Loon the belt mountain ore, far hyperion in
quality to any kettles csA in This province
from Bogg ore. which being 20 verylisble 10
crack when 6ra ufrd in melting down the
laIts, the manufacturer of Potaih is rhe.eby
NOT only fubjeeted 10 copideTable expence and
trouble in procuring other kistIes, but fire.
quensly disappointed in working his Hock Of
aihe: in the proper fcaiop.
Thsie kettles have rarely been known to
fail ill they are worn out, in many Of which
above thirty tons OF Pctalh have been made,
and when ulciels for thar purpoie, a pair Of
them is valued from Al. los. to 81. los. for
the forge, 10 work into bar iron, the Salif-
bury metal being allowed the Hrit in America,
for making the bell tcagh bar iron. The
Bogg ore kettles are OF no value for the forge,
executive OF the g'ear rilque of their Cracking
before one ton of Potaih is made.
Now reaGy for sale, by
SMI II and At K INSON,
A, faid Store, large and general aGor,nentef
EUROPEAN and INDIA GOODS,
Imported in the laa ve1e!s, which beng
bought on the very beil terms viii be difpofed
Of (by ~holeiale orly) al fnch prices as mall
pive full iatisfaeiioD 10 thofe in town and
country, who Purehzfe their aforsment here,
and aifo invite thofe who ufually import their
goods, to apply for many articles to compleat
their sGorfments.
CrN.B. Gun powder, Ru1ia and Engliih
fail Duck, SC. Sc. Sc.
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Lit r A IfU R E

The Gentlemen of New-Engisnd who
have already fubGcrjbed, and all thoie VINO
are animated by the with OF feeingNATIVE
FABRIcAT1oNs fourth in America, 10 as
practically to lend nurturing hand to~a'os
the advancement of this infant Manufacture
by fp-edilySvBscRIBING, (noMoney expect
ed bur OH the delivery OF an equHae"t) ale
requelfcd to oblerve that
The FIRST VO L U M E Of
COMMENTARIES on the
VI VS., OF EN- 6 L A N D.
By SIR WILLIAM BLAcKsToNE, KNIT
Dne of the Judges of the Court OF Common
Pleas. Printed on a large Type, page to-
page with the Iait Bri,ith ed!ton, IS nov
ready to be delivered in neat Law binding,
at the (nall price of TWO DOLLARS. by
ROBER BELL, Bookseller, az the late
Union Library in Third-Sueet, Philadelphia,
although the Brl;fh edition of this volume
is fold tor above Tx Dollars.
81 The iecond Volume Of (aid COM
MENTAgIIs is now in the preis, and ih'
(ublequsnt Volumes VIZ. The Third anc
Fourth, which compleats this elegant Work
will be pubilhed with all Inc expedition WHICH
is confident with correctness in 70 large al
undertaking.
N. B. fhe American edition of Robert
Gon's t.iRory Of Charles V. 3 vols. for hret
Dollars, ia blue boards may no2 be pur
chsied from faid BELL: lie Alfo receive;h
lublcriptions for an American Edition Of
Hsme's Hlaory of England, and Furguion''
Ebay on the Hiiiory of Civil Society.
70 The above Works are fold, and Sub
fcriplions for thole now in Contemplation to
be Reprinted in America, are received BY
EDES and GILL, at their Printing Office
ia BOS7 ON.
The Sabfri5srs fer RebetjSn's Hif0ry q
Cb"riestbs Fifth, gVbO hare Neglected TO eHh
or ESnd for the I'd and Cd VSi'. are reqaeFrG
TO apply to Edes and Gil, at their Printing
OGrf for tbe fame as Jan nsmey b.
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Jun irpoitsd in .he Ia veiieis from Lon
DON, and 10 be fo;f, BY,
JOSEPH P A L M E r,
At his Store in King Street. North Side;
4 Very large aAortment of
I y 3-4'hs. 78rhs, and yard wide Iri[a
linens, lIifh ard RuGia brown and white
iheeting, houiewife cloth, dowias, RuG::a
linen, ofnaburgs, ticklin5urgs ; few pair
of very beautiful candeltcks, and gals
waters.
N. B. The above goods were paschafed az
a very low rate in England, and will be fold
cheaper than can be bought in any fore IL.
Bottom, for cain only. Choice Dumb Fifth.
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FREDERICK ROBERTS,
Has brought with him from l. ONDON
A Compleat
AGortment of ] E w Ell R Y.

A1iortment OF T. w l. l. K Y.
And other Goods, which conhR of the FOL-
lowing Articles, viz.
DATENT AIS fkin memoran-
l. dunn books, pocket books with and
without inffumenss, patent razos', ditto
pen knives, iciiios, fcel fnufers, cork fc,eys.
fugar nippers, pocket pitiols, feel f@ord
chains with iwivcs, and f@ivtIs for ditto,
feel watch chairs, key iwivclS;'te hook to toe
Gde, painted japan walters, bread bafke:s,
fugar tongs, csndleRicks with fnrifers, &c.
coppleat pinchbeck, fhoe, knee and flock
buckles, gilt and not gilt, Laoies gilt watch
chains filver fhoe, knee and flock buckles.
plated ditto, ditto fpurs, triukets Of alkinds,
with many other articles too tedious to
mention.
N. B. The above Goods are to be fold at
ROBERTS * LEES fbop, nearly oppofne
the Pofi Oaice, in Cornhd, Bottom where
all kind of JEWELRY is manufactured and
repaired, as neat and as reafonsblc as in Lon
don. The above Goods being purchafed
with the caih of the manufacturers ia Eng
land, will enable them TO fell At the loweh
rates, for cath only.
MeR money given for old Gold and Silver
Lace.
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balm, DttsmBer II, i77l.

DU'Ht ~
a PUBLIC fpiritcd gentleman
"A of this town having iome time iince &c
o,;i,cd in the hands Of the Select men one
HUNDRED DOLLARS to be given in
premiums for encouraging the railing OF
MULBERRY lREES. PUBLIC No
'rICE is hereby given, that it is expected
that fuch pcrions in the province as intend
70 uu, in for their lhare of faid dollars, pro-
duce certificates from one of bis Msjeity 5
Iu(iices of the Peace, on or before the goth
day of January next, aGcer,ainIng the numb,r
and age of the trees rallied BY them; thar 70
fad perlons, may receive Oftne Select Me"
their premiums, in the manner and upon the
conditions fet forth in the Implement o.
Edes and Gll's Gazette the 18th OF Au'
guft 1868.
b, order Of the Selea- Men,
WILLIAM COOPER, Town.Slerk
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B o o x S.

10 HIN L A N Q D o ~,
Al the New Book and Stationary Store, OPP
polite the PoR. Office in Cornhil, Bottom,
Has juR received from LONDON,
A Large and fine Alortment of the NOR
. Modern B 0 o Ks,
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