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F R ID A Y, February L.
B @ S T O N.

RI veIels from Lnbon, arrived at Mabiehead, we arc
favoured with extracts of letters dated the 1t, 9Th,
and 18th of December ore of them contains advces
from Cadiz of November 9th, which indicate an &C
commoda,on of the preen di!pIes, which eemed to be
the general opinion throughout Spain. But when the
laA veGe ALTO arrived at Marblehead, left Bboa, which
was on the goth of November the Spaniad were under
fearful approximations of rupture taking Place oon and
he diipatched as fat as pofible. We hear Captain
Collins arrived at Blboa sd of December who no doubt
will he dlpatched in the fame MANNER and may foon be
1expeGfed, as we'll as Cap.Pearce from Cadiz.
", [EOex G0zffte.
Packet failed for New York four days before Capt.
3Sr,Ae came out Another arrived fromNew- York,
in eighteen days.
We hear the Rev. Doctor Eliot of this town is chofen
to preach the Dudlean Lecture at Harvard Coledge in
NAV next. Subject Natural Religion.
Capt. Cooper, bound to Bermuda, was csit away in
tire NIGHT of the 22d ut at Marlhfed and the vefel
entirely loft, but the men faved He failed froun hence
the morning before.
The Great and General Court or AlembIy of this
province further prorOgued toWedneday the 9Th day
of March next.
Lynn, January 81. "Laf week was married at the
Friends meeting, in this place, Mr.. William Gray, to
Mfs Alice Breed, young Lady endowed with all the
qualifications that renders the marriage happy and
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This day was publihed.

Price g. old ten. Jingle, and szs. Cd. the doz.
Embelhlhed with FOUR Plates, neatly
engraved, viz. 1. The BOSTON MAS
ACRES on the evening of the 5th of March
1870. z, The four Seafons, with the
Twelve Signs of the Zodiac. 8: The King
of Denmark. A.. Mr.. Weatherwife;
THE Madachuletts CALEN-
a OAR; Gran
ALMANACK, for the year r772,
Bei,g BiGextiIe. or Leap. Year. ,
Calculated for the Meridian Of Bottom, New
England, Lat. AZ degrees, IS min. north.
Containing, The Sua and Moons Riing and
Setting. Eclipfes, Time of High Water, Luna
tons, Afpeas, Judgment of the Weather,
Courts, Remarkable Day ,Ephemeris, &c.&c.
BY PHIL 0 M A T HE'S.
Also, Several Select Pieces, viz. On
Liberty and Government Thoughts on
Government On the Culture of Silk Man
of Pleafure Woman of Pleafure jonathan
Weatherwife's Prognoficks "A Table Of In
tereft on Entire New Contribution Roads,
&c. POE TRY, viz. The Difference be-
tween To- Day and Tomorrow; OF Time
OF Pride OF Vice. &c.
Printed and fold byI. THOMAS, inU Union areet.
Sold alto, by the Printers and Booksellers
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Jaa imported il he lae sca:ls from LON
Doa, and to be fold, by
Sc p Fl P A L ME- z;
AT his Store in King Street, North Side:
q Very large aflortnlent of
"A 3,4ths, 78ths, and yard wide fr;ll.
linens, lrilh and Ruflia brown and. white.
meeting, houic@ife cloth, dowlas, Ruafs
linen, oinaburgs, ticklinburgs few pair
of very beautiful candlefticks, and gais
wai,e1s.
N. B. The above goods were purchafed at
very low rate in England, and will be fold
cheaper than can be bought in any fore in
Bolton, for cath only. Choice Dumb Fiji.
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ROBERT RUGGLE S,

II " - IL IN ~ " ~ - ~ - -,
Has iuR Imported from LONDON, by the
Captains Collyer, Fellows, and Scott,
A Large and General Aaortment OF
ENGLISH and INDIA. GOODS,
Which he will Tell On the mott realonabe
Terms, by Wholefale or Retail, at his
Shop in CornhiIi, little to the noIthward
of the Town Pump; viz.
S,UPERrINE blue, .cinnamon
~ green, white, chocolate. Pompadour
and mixed broad cloths, middling and low
priced ditto ratteens, bearlkins, lambfkins,
beaver coatings, Devonlhire kerfeys, York
lhire plains, half-lhicks; crimlon, pink, and
green Cochcher barzr red, blue, green
and white dtapery baize, white flannel, en-
bottled ferge, German ferge, of all colours |;
green carpets for bedGdes; lhalloons, durants
and tammies, of all colours; calamancoes
of all colours back drawboy, black and
green eyerlaaing. double cambiets Ct all CO.
ours; camblcteens Of all forts ; yard wide
tufts, poplins, Dorietecps, mifinets, grize.s,
grograms and crapesi ruhels, Bengals |;
black, olive, blue and b-velve; and vel
verets; 3-4ths. 7 Sths. yard wide, and
apron check, firiPed Holland, cotton gowns,
bed tick and bed hunts 3 4ihs. 7-8rhs. and
yard wide Ilfh lirer, 7 8'hs. garlix, iheeting
Holland, diapers and buckabuck, clouiing
diaper, table cloths, ofnabuIgs and ticklln-
burg, ravens duck, Rufiia drab mems and
women's worried, thread and cotton hofe ;
mems black, white and mixed Fix hoie |;
black buff, blue and crimion worried bree-
ches patterns, black fix, ditto hguIed fix
waiicoat patterns; fix and worGed mitts
and gloves cambricks and lawns, long
lawns, muffin, black and white ca,gut, black
and white lpriged gauze, plain white gauze,
green, brown, yellow and blue India damafk,
luteRrings, tafaies, lat,iDs, alamode, Per-
fans, and capuchin iilks, fur and fnail trim
mings black bone lace, white thread and
blond lace, fix knee garters, gold and iilveI
ditto; variety of gold and FLYER buttoHs,
gold and iilver velum, gold and iilver thread,
women's blue, pink, white and green fix
loom quilted petticoats, calamancp ditto;
aTN;ety of ribbons, fewing iiks of all forts,
.qUlkies, gathering, fix, feuets, pins and
Qssdes, threads and tapes of all forts brown
esdd yellow Holland, buckrams, fay cords,
braid, gallooms and Trapping; white tabby
for Rays, women's and children's packthread
Rays; bed ticks and bed hunts thickiet and
fuHisns, fix and linen hanikerchiefs, mark
ing canvas, crewels, ELK and hair, and fix
twil, fwif buttons, metal buttons Of all
forts, fnuf boxes, tobacco boxes, knives and
forks, jack knives, spenknives, razors and
lcilors; variety Of paper hangings, alto
Bohea tea, cinnamon, nutmegs, cloves and
mace, wool and cotton cards, women's Lynn
made fhoes and Gololhoes, whale bone, &c.
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fIOPEST1LE CAP E N.
Has iuit imported from LONDON,
By Captains Collyer, Fellows, and Scott,
A fine Af1orment Of
ENGLISH and INDIA GOODS,
Suitable for the Sealon;
Which he IS determined to fell at the very
lowef prices, by WHOLESALE oIRETAIL
for Cath or Mort Credit,a his ihop in Uni
on. Erect. a, the Ggn Of the Corn6e ds'vlz.
CCARLE T, crimlon, green,
~ black, blue, chocolate, drab, mixed and
other coloured broad cloths, with trimmings
for the fame green, icarlet, blue, mixed
and drab coloured ra;teens; beahkins, lamb
fkins, half-thick., ColcheRer and draPery
baizes blue, drab and cloth coloured Devon
fhire keriies and plains; red, blue, mixed
and drab coloured coa,ings; duffils and
ihags, German ierges of various widths, CO.
loufs and prizes; duroys and fsgathles, tut
tians and jeans lowered fergcs, white
fwanikins, ihalloons, tammies, drrants, GAIA
mancoes, rulels; double and twltted cam
bets, plain brown csmbletcens, hTiped,
green and changeable ditto, yard wide fpdged
ditto, figured duroys, Mecklenbu'ehs, Dor
ietteens, Irifh camblets, Vene,iah poplins |;
grapes; green, crimlon and Cloth colouted
yard and half yard wide worried grograms;
mifinetts, pink and cloth cooured brolioes,
-fgur'd drswboys and everlaifings, crimion,
black, pompadore, claret and clo,h colour'd
velvet and veveretts, fine aflortment of
patches, chnces, and cheap calicoes, Man
chelier and Scotch checks, linen and cotton
Hollands, Englib and Scotch bed1cks, diaper
and huckabucks; cambricks and lawns, black
and white cztgut, Parifnet, black and white
eauze;picket, Rriped and figured ditto; black,
Blue, figured and plain<attins, Englilh and In
dia taffaties and Pertains figured mode,
changeable mantua iilks; black, green, blue,
white and pink half yard and halfell PERKINS,;
white, blue, green and pink hafell farlRets,
q. 4,hs. 7-8ths. yard wide and Injecting lrlih
linens, dowas, Roflia linen, olnaburgs, RAJ
vens duck ,Rufia drab;men's buckam, brown
and white fay ditto, white tabby, Raytick,
yellow Holland and fay trimmings black,
white and coloured brooches patterns; mems
aud. women's worried, thread and cotton
.hole; fix gloves and mitts, worried ditto ;
a very pretty aiIortment of fur and fnail
trimmings for Ladies closks, black bone lace,
white blown ditto, fcarlet and white ditto;
a great variety Of FIX, linen and Kcating
handkerchefs fans, mems clinton ano
green fhan selyet caps, green, 1carlet, and
Ariped worried ditto, quality bindings, ihoe
and coat ditto; lesiered gartcrs; carf and
ball twii; deaths head, mohair, balket and
swiil buttons; metal and horn ditto chip
hats and bonnets, white and coloured threads,
tapes, knee carriers, fewing fix Of all colours;
writing and prels paper wax necklaces,
pound beads, lceve buttons; wool and cot
ton cards; needles, pins, ribbons, ferris,
knives and forks. cutteau knives, fhcars and
fcinors, penknivcs, fountain pens; buckles,
thimbies, fnvf boxes ivory, bone and horn
combs, pole ditto Bohea tea, cinnamon,
cloves, nutmegs, mace. allfpice, pepper bef
made Lynn loes, whalebone, crown Eoap,
&c. Sc. &c. -
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6 0 . K S.
HIN L A N G D. O II,

Az the New Book and Stationary store, os-
polite the Puf Office in Cornhi, Bottom,
Has JUL received from LONDON,
A Large and fine Ahortment of the mott
Modern 3 o 0 K S,
In all branches of Literature, Arts and Sci
ences, which will be fold Remarkably Cbe03
for the cath
Among which are the following, viz.
HENRY on the Bible, 5 Vol.
l. 4 folio. Ditto on Prayer. ditto on the
Sacrament.
Burket on the Newt caament, Folio.
Locke's Works, 3 Vols. Folio. Diuo's En-
fays on Human Understanding. Ditto On
Education.
Boyer's French and EHgliih Dictionary a
new Ction, with the addition of many hdH-
bred words not in any former edition.
Rollins Ancient Hltfory, 2 Vol.
Mrs. Macaulay's tliRory OF England Vol.
Sbakeipear's Plays, g Vol.
PIutarch Lives, 9 Vol.
Mon,eiquieu Spirit of Law, 2Vol.
Universal HiaoFy, 90 Vol.
The Wet Indian, a new Comedy. The
Paddock, new edition, with variety of o.
ther PLAYS. /.
Clarke's Homer, z Vol. Davidfon'sVirRil.
SCHOOL BOOKS of every kind.
With variety of the newell and bef
Books in LAW, PHYSlCK, HISTORY,
and the CLASSICKS.
Court and City RegiHsr for I77I.
All Kinds of Magazines that are publih-
ed in London.
BIBLES of all forts. viz. Large Church
Bibles, Folio, Family, Quarto, Oeayo, Mi
Mon and Pocket ditto, BY the. Dozen,o or Jingle.
Likewife, large and compleat aaorment
of S TATlONARY, Accompt Books OF all
forts, Paper of all forts and Gzes, Ink Powder,
Quills, Sealing Wax and Waters, Prefs-Pa-
per, fome Of hyperion fort to any ever i'm
ported, &c. sc. &c.
N. B. TbgE abb pisas 10 favozr bin nth
their egjqsm IOiK find The Books Of the 5sf E
difion, and bound in cali, sobieb is .aPyi'r to
any hound in @srp, and tbs prize very leE0.
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10 DC fold by

John SYM NJ E S,
At his fhop near the Golden Ball, Bottom,
pEST polilhed fhoe and knee
- buckle Chapes and longs, cypher and
brilliant button Stones, and fundrv articles in.
theG Goldsmith and jewellers buinels'che p
er than can be bought in Bottom.
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JOSHUA GARDNER,

% n u A " a X IL ~ T. X,
Has received per Captain Fellows and Scott,
a further fupply Of goods, conGHing ofthe
following ARTICLES, in the LADIES way,
viz
MUFFS and tippets variety Of
4YA fur trimmings, back and white
gauze, figured drea ditto, Parilnet, black
and white catgar, black add coioured taffa-
ties, plain black peeiong faiths, rich thick
ditto, black and Crimfon fprigrd faiths,
back and other coIodred figured modes,
black and celoured faifnets, 6ue covered cap
wire, and II bowed lke'etons; Rgtezt va
riety of black and coloured fiiail trimmings !;
large and foe silortment of ribbons OF The
newell tate, rdgings, foo,ings, blond, and
bone lace, with many other articles, all
which viii be fod on the moa reafonable
terms.
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A. WOMAN Of a good charac-
"A ier, with young breaf of milk,
would be glad to take child to fukcle. En-
quire at |. Thomas's printing-cfice.
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this port for ST. AuguHne in order to carry from thence
officers and folders to New Providence, carlton the
fort at Nailau.
PORTSMOUTH,, Ne1v- Hamt@iye] Deefmber28. By
CAPTAIN Harris who arrived at Old York aft Friday
evening in twenty-five days pafage from Stata,
informed that when he left that place, there was three
French privateers, mounting fourteen carriage guns
each, completely manned, &c. in order to proceed
gainft the Engh, and only waited for express boat
from Martinco which they hourly expected to proceed
on their bufnes, lkewe that an Engllih privateer
htro cut at Satia The French atMartinico and Qua
daoupe had puchaed and carried OF every carriage gun
at Stata not one being left in the place. bat flip
arrived at Marnico in fhors paaage from France and
failed again for that port within twenty four hours after
wards her buineis being kept feCret The French at
Martinico and Guadalupe entirely for War, which
they expected hourly to be declared, having both places
put in the bef poure of defence. he captains of the
French prvateers often threatened Captain Hars,that
he tarried one or swo days longer Sata they would
have little fun with him, sc. Captain Harris makes
no doubt but that war declared by the French agalnt
che Engh within two or three days after he left Staa.
SALEM January /. Lat Sunday Captain Benja-
min Galley arrived at Marblehead from Cadz, which
place he lett the 5th of November, and informs that the
Spapiards making great preparations for war with
CSreat Britain, which they expected would commence
ESefy foon That troops are in motion, and the fo6
cations of Cadz receiving great repairs and additions.
That two Engfh men of war lately at Cadiz lay upon
their quarters for feveral nights expecting to be boarded
by the Spanards, but bad left the place before he failed
the Court of London had demandGx millions of dollars
of the Spaniards Reimbursement for the expences
which their late nfraction has occaiioned and for COM
pleating the Manila ranlom that the Court of Madrid
would pay no more than half that fun, viz three mIons
on which the peon fent from London to make the de-
mand had left Madrid, having waited only nine hours
for an aniwer. :.
Ii faid the French were ufng their influence to :
bring about reconciliation between Great Britain and
Snai
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HURS.D Y, January 8, I77I.
B Q S T 9 N.
I77I.

BY the weekly accounts of burias and baPo'mS, IL
appears that from January l. 1910, TO the git OF De
cember following there have been buried in this town,
Ao4 whites, 70 blacks in all, 4S3. BAPTIZED in the
fevera churches, 44s. The accountfor the year 1909
food thus buried, $40 whites, 90 blacks in all, CAS-.
BAPTIZED in the feveral churches, 40.
Buried in the town of Salem from January u 1870,
to January /, I77I, in all us. BAPTIZED IS9.
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tons, that they will admit them to take place, that
they will purchafe Jingle article hould they be recev-
ed, but fuch as absolutely cannot be done without.
We do not give up the Fair 9naker although fome of
her merchants have dihonoured her. under the idle pre-
tence, that the Scotch factors in Maryland running
away with all their back country cutom one iide,
while the importers al New York will loon do the fame
on the other. We do give up NeGU York.
And for the B0Aoni0aS, know they are numerous,
and all merchants and even the Sodiey there can
not obioe hem to buy In fhot, we know, that the
Landholders, Mechanics, and almof every caf of men
in the Blih Colonies in Amerca, except the merchants,
are d1Contented, and advere general importatons
from the Mother Country, while lhe her children
as aliens, to maintain and iupport beggary et OF
wretches, whom language is amoit too bauen to
decribe with fuficient contempt. heie are 70 much
the entments of the Inhabitants of this province that
it may be perumed, fha patiently wait the event OF
the prefen felton, Of Parliament, land then, if its de-
Examinations houd be unfavourabe the u rights of
his M4eAy's American lubjects, enter into fome new
reCoutons e dSreiing to individuals hanthe preient,
in ome inRances have proved.-- In the time, OUT
General Committee faithful to the truit repoed in
them, and altogether free from any partial or unW
Conldefatons, we hear, have lit wrttena cTcNR LEI
ter to the Northern colonies, order obtain certain
information, whether it is the fenle of the body the
people in thofe colonies, thar general importation of
goods thoud be reiumed, except OF articles chagea6e
with duty, laid for the express pupofe of railing re-
in AmeIica---to which, if fome intelligence, by
private letters can be depended upon we may expect
anfwers in the negative.
NoUembsr 8. In the fhp Charming Sally for London,
which failed laf Tuefday, went Mr.. Philip Tidyman,
jeweller carrying with him thai cafe of goods the con-
whereof had been concealed from the General
Committee; which now Informed, contained
Jewels sc. very large amount, not ordered by Mr.
Tidyman, but confgned him through the perfuatlon
of third perfon. The other eight packages imported
by MIR. Tdyman are in the hands of his Attorney who
has engaged that no part of the contents hal be offer
ed for fae.
NoUsmbsr IS. We hear, that his Majefys fhP
Mercury, Captain Keller, is appointed to relieve the
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a ARBACES is the frit inGance we meet
with in hihory of any man that took up
arms againit his prince. SARDANAPA-
LUIS was 70 dilpirited by his own guilt, and
the general detection ofhis fubjeas, that he
offered no reiiRance, but (hut himfefu Up in
his own palace, and letting it on fire, acted
all the extremes CT fear and defpair. May
this be timely warning TO all crowned ty-
rants, in the prcient age, lsR they flare the
fame or worfe fate than that of the
ROYAL opprefior SARDANAPALUS.
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20 rs { @ r N F. R.
n RBACES fri great Patriot were

= n RBACES* hrR great Patriot we re-
y we're,
Who DUFF in arms for Liberty appear;
That durR erect thy native laws of lenie,
And boldly fruggle in their ju& defence;
That durff fupcrlor right at fri obey,
And knew sh' envaiive bounds Of tyranny;
That knew 1hy Que lubje6tion how 10 pay,
And when twas no more lawful to obey
To thy bleR hand, directed from on high,
We owe the homage paid 70 liberty :;
Thou fifit true patriot Of right and law,
That the (ubieGfed nations ever iaw,
That taught men Gta in its exalted ;cnfe,
The undlfputed right Of telf-defenCe;
Shew'd them the end of government and
thrones,
And meafur'd fpace with people and with
crowns,
AT what due dilanceKings and fubis&s Gand,
How thole lhouId fit obey, and thele COM
mard
How far the fovereigu dignities extend,
When thefe ma. act the prince,or ihofe may
liberty defend.
To thy great foul inffuGled nations owe,
The frt example what they ought to do;
And how when mighty men degenerate,
There's none too great for juaice or for fate i:
The public goods the life of public power,
And rightt to rules no title to devouT.
He's only jufly great who juGly r2igns,
And as the tyrant grows the right declines ;
JuRice fuppons both dignity and name.
And when this hats, the government goes
lame.
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Juf imported from LONDON,
And to be fold at the loweif advance,
Whoefae and Retail, by

u II ~ = ID n l. - w IN,
At bis aore in Cornhill NEAR the T own houle,
CUPERFINE, middling and low
~ priced Broad Cloths, German Serges and
Halhhicks, Kerlies, Raiteens, Bearlkins,
Coating, Lamblkins, plain and mapped Bea-
yer Coatings, good AAoament of Gamble
teens, Shalloons, Tsmmies, Durants, Draw
boys and LaRings, Mems worried Hofe,
Breaches Patterns and Caps, brown Thread
Hofe and Gloves, Women's and Children
worried Hole and Mitls, Carpets Of different
Sizes, Floor and Stair Carpeting, Plads, Check,
Linen and other Handkercbiels, Scotch and
Englilh Lawns, lrih Linens and DowIas,
Silk and Muffin Caves, Spiders net and Cat
gut, Ribbons, Feuets and Quality Bindings,
Shoe and Knee Buckles, Penknves ard Self
fafs, Bohea Tea, Pepper, Cinnamon, Cloves,
Mace and Nutmegs, &c. sc. &c.
N. B. Part Of the above being Confign-
ment, will be foid under the common al
vance. / hoie that peaie to favour laid
Baldwin with their Cuitom, NAV depend on
being as well ufd by order as If prefent.
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CO I1T1rE E T,

D.ntftobcrMsjr0y P'ireeis Eme.'a'
DEGS leave TO Recommend to me
ID puAlic, his newiy dltcoyeitd EGeaee q
P<q,i, and P6ari DnDJlte, which he has
found 10 be greatly fupenor not Only n &c
sance, but ALTO in ,Rcacy, 70 sny thing hl1
theto made uGc Il for complaints ct The
7fltb and Ga1,5 Particularly th.y will ire
EyUe the 7ftb in perfect louod fate, even
to old age they render them White and
beautiful, without " The 'esi! imp4i;irg the
enamel f4Fcn fuch as are loo!e, keep i"'h
as are already deca}cd, from becoming
worfe, prevent the 9l,ib aob, perfectly cure
the Scr, gry in he Gun,, and make them grow
firm and rls'E to The teeth they Iikewlie rem
der the breath delicate, fweet, and remedy Al
mot all tho!c dilujders that ale the COMIC
qaencs Of fcurbu;ic gums.
Sold. by Appointment of Mr.. Hemet,
whoefale and retail, by w. BAYLEYsPe.-
fumcr, in Gock,pur. Greet, near H. bottom
of the Hay market, London ;,and at We
LIAM Sc0T1'S Lh Linen fore, rear The
Dcaw Bridge; B6fon, in New- England.
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This day tUas Pa6iybfd, prize enc pjjaareea,
a LETTER to the Rev. An
IA DREW CRoswELL, occalioned by his
Brisi Remarks on the Satyrical Drollery at
Cambridge, lait Commencement Day.
By SIMON the Tanner.
Sold by EZEKIEL RUSSELL, oppof,e the
Founders Arms, in Marlborough Street; and
atKNox's London Book Store, in Cornhill.
Sold alfo by B. EMERscN,in Newbury-Pon.
AT the fame Places may be had, if applied
for Immediately, few of The Second Edition
cfMr. CROSWELL's REMARKS, which
occahored the above Letter.
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KS il .iehsf,Gsl hrodij evil25stmENel.
BY JOHN DUNLAP,
At TIC Eewca p,;a,iag CEice in Market
1te.t: Philadelphia, ard will be deincIed
to the Subfcribe,s sgrec4be to the original
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