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II, after all the means that can be uCed,
any of the youth fhould remain diiordehy,
wicked and profane, the public intereif re-
quires that thsy fhould be expelled the
f:hool, or college, where they reiide. Ev-
cry one knows the con,agion of evil exam
pies among youth, and that one bad per(on,
often conupts and ruins many therefore
it is infinitely better for the publick welfare,
that all fuch lhould be banifhed from fchools
and fcminares, than to expoie the youth to
the potion of fuch pernicious and delfruetlve
examples. BY purifying thefe means, and
conlul,ing the intrusion of the rIiing gene
ration, with that profound attention which
70 weighty concern demands, we may hope
toon to fee generation of men occupy the
ifage, more luxurious Tor religion. learning.
liberty, and every ornament that exaits hu-
man nature, and bletles mankind, than ever
yet trod the theatre Of time
AN AMERICAN.
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T H U R S DAY, January 9.
B O S I O NJ.

ETIS ExceIlency the Governor, has
II thought fit, fer bis Meieay'5 JyVics !
further to prorogue the Great and Geney4
Court, to Wednesday the 10Th day of Fe
bruary next. \<
1t is confidently affirmed, by fonle pcrions
Of obfervatIon, hat the famous writer in the
Maiiachu(ctts Gazette, uni Ter the !isratu'e
Cbroaas, is no other than the s.,
who, living upon the p!undcr of this people,
has the impotence to aar't, That they have
NO Grievances, noiwi,h,a ndng he is lup-
ported b. money taken from them without
their content, eiyher peifon4iiy or by their
representatives.
One John Ere, Efq; in London, who,
though worth upwards Of &c, oool. was con-
victed, and ientenced to uanfportstion for
lfealing eleven quircs OF common writing
paper, out of Guild hall at the time of poll
ing for the prefent Lord Mayor
We hear his Majeay's writ Of fupcrfede-
as was on Turf1ay laif ierved on Jofeph
Grcenleaf, Eiq; late JlGice of the Peace
for the county Of Plymouth, requiring him
to furceale all further proceedings in that
Office.
Burials in the town of Bottom from Janu-
airy 1871 to January I772. 423 Whites So
Blacks. Total 4S2. BAPTIZED in the le
veral churches 900.
Burnls in the town of Salem from Jsnu-
airy 1871 to Janary 1872, Whites 81.
Blacks 9 total 100. BAPTIZED in the feve-
raj churches there 7o males "a females. To-
tai 1873
MARRIED. ] At Marblehead Rev. Tfaac
Story psftor Of the I'd church there to Mils
Elizabeth BfadHreet.
DIED. Mr.. William Philips Merchant,
youngeif fon Of the late Colonel Phillips of
this town-Captain Trueman.-MiE Ma
ry Babbage.-Mrs. Hannah Barnard AT
Lynn Capt. Samuel Johnfon.-At Por,f
mouth Mrs. Penelope Wentworth.
Laii evening died John Gould, Efq; Mer-
chant, aged "a years, his funeral will be at
tended on Monday next at 8 o'clock P. NJ.
p-eciiely, weather permitting,at which time
his friends and acquaintance are requefed to
attend.
S H IP N E w S.
We hear from Pa~nzi5oropgh, that a
large brig which was loaded there and iofl
ready to fail for London, lately caichcd on
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n IN " o.
We hear from Pa~nzi5orough, that
large brig which was loaded there and joR
ready to f4iI for London, lately catchsd on
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GTOLEN out of the pocket OF
~ the fubtcrIber, ON or about the 10th day
Of December Taft, on board the brigantine
Dolphin, lying in Cape Ann harbour, a
FOURTH BILL of EXCHANGE, drawn
in Antigua, October 23d, 1871. The Bill
ran as follows, VIZ.
ANTIGUA, Ot7obtr 23, 1871.
b" Exch. for 100 iterl.
AT Gxty days fight of this my fourth
Bill of Exchange 1.-THE 6rR, fscond, and third
of the fame tenor and date not pald)
pay unto 7bamas CrojiOeH, or order, One
Hundred Pounds RerIiug, for value receivea
and place the fame, without farther advice,
TO the account of
Fra Gentlemen,
Your moli obedient iervant,
Jobn-MortOn Terden, Eiq.
BY his attorney,
9b0. JarViJ.
"To John Morton Jorden, En-;
s. Co. ItrcbanH in London."
The Bill was indorled
9bo5. CyeIi0e2,
Trjfram 7rafed,
5aO. Ref.
IF faid Bill lhoud be offered fqkle, it
is delired it may be Topped, land nc siven
to the Printer hereof, or to
MONSIEUR BUNBu2Y,
of Portsmouth,, N=w Aaasrs1ire.
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NoUeMber 2.
HE very frong' and
unexpected oppqGtion
to the meafuies Of adj
miniltration in a faer
kingdom, it is thought
will make il necehary
to change theViceroy,
in order The more ef-
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LONDON,

NlVFz%Nz9NsSN W. VIII MAKE u neSeilatJ
>sSAssNsssA " to change theViceroy,
80 in order the more eff
aually to blind the already 100 greatly a.
med populace, and proiecute the project
fchemes on that Gde the water.
Lord Chatham has recommended to a
Eat Perfonage the laying BrItain's and Dud-
Is affair before an auguf allemby, at their
Ext meeting.
A Dutch Acct of four lhips of the Line and
70 frigates is lately failed from the Texel
pr the Wet Indies.
1t is thought the enfuing Lord Mayors
ay, on Saturday next will be the grandeit
or many years paf, as all the miniiierial
alderman, an innumerable herd OF courtIers,
and almoR every Miniifer of fate, are ex-
peaed to grace the folemnity.
Orders are ient to Plymouth for two third
rate men of war to be got ready Immediately
fol- the Newfoundland Station.
Count de Guignes has written this lat
week long letter to the Earl of Rockford,
dfclaiming in the frongelf terms, any pre-
vious knowledge of the fire at Porthnouih,
or even OF any fuch perfons as the parties "a
med as the Incendia'ies /; demanding at the
fame time, of his Lordlhip, that the faiie &C
culers Britain and Dudley may have fuch
exemplary punilhments as the Injured no
nour ofthe Count has a right &c require.
The Connolly, Mills, of Londonderry, to
Philadelphia, is luppoled to be loft on the
coah of Wales.
NeVembsr 7. The Gqusdron defined for
the Bay of Bifcay is to be increafed to ten
fail of the line, and will fail from St. Hellen's
ea,Iy in January nens.
We can allure the public, that the Duke
Of Cumberland is marriedto filter Of GER
tain unpopuler colonel.
And we now further allure the public,
tina. his ROYAL Highnefs, ineeg. and attended
By two fair ladies took chipping on Friday laa
al Dover for Calais.
It is an undoubied fact, that our Court
have no ferrous Intention of refenting the
frs6 infuts offered by the Spaniards. The
people have no confidence in the prefent
MiniRry, and the King will not remove
them. By the wickednefs of one and the
obllinacy of the other, the honour of the
cation is ,arnifhed. And Great Britain, from
be;rg, in the glorious reign of bis late Ma
lefty, on 'he higheft pinnacle of refPeet, is
now, in the peaceful reign Of the Prefent
maiefiy, funk into the loweiIvale of contempt
The pre(ent wretched, fet of MiniRers, can
not put the nation into proper fate of de-
fence. They have no fiends but thofe they
purchafe. And this annual corruption, to
iupport the faVoutite icheme of governing
byclerks and underlings, fwaIows 70 great
part of the publck creature, that the remain
der is not iufficient for the real current
fervice. .-----Hence 2oo,cool. exfra0dinary
were voted laf year for the navy and this
year Gasfbfr great jam will be wanted. And
fill the Acct is in no condition for fea. In
the yards there are few flores, and efs tim
Der. InGead Of 6o,oco loads of timber
(which the houle of Commons were told lait
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NankeenS, l5andanno Handkerchiefs, black
Barcelona ditto, book Muffin, Cambricks.
Lawns, long Lawns, Bengalls.
ST u FS.
Rich Meek MS crois barred and figured
yard wide Stuff, funlry forts of Grape, Dor
ietieens, vsnetian Poplins, Silveretts, Girl
zetts, fine rants, wide and narrow Tam
mes, double CambIets, plain and crois bar
red Camblets, tufts, worried GrogrzmS of
divers colours, Calamancoes of all colours,
black RUasls, green and crimlon worried
ID ,ma(k, Bombazeens apd Alapeens. Alto,
Colchefter and Dfapery Baiz-, Qualities and
Shoe Bindings, a falhionabie sG1ument
of Calicoes, rich blue and white "copper"
plate Bed furniture, fewing silks Of all CO.
lours, mems, womens anu boys black rough kid
Gloves, mems, womens and childrens black
lamb Gloves and Mltts, white kid ditto, wo-
mems and children's bit double glazed Bath
lamb do Pompadore and cloth coloured ditto,
womens gained ditto, black, white, plain and
figured Gauze, black cyprus Gauz-, widows
Grape, black and white Catguit, waved
thread of all colours, Pins, fine ell wide Iriih
meeting, Damafk table Cloths, land Napkins
white lond laces, black bone ditto, white
Stay, and brown Buckram, yellow Holland,
womans Englifh Stays, Lynn made Shoes,
FL Dowlafs, large and beautiful aiIorment
of leather and paper mounted Fans, writing
Paper, Paper Hangiugs, Prefs Paper, Ozua-
briggs, Ticklinburgs, Rufha and Ravens Duck,
fuperfine 7 4 ana H. Blankets, Holland and
Diaper Tapes.
N. 3. To be fold at the Rerling cOR, a
piece OF Pompadore ground brocaded Satin.
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To the p R IN + + R S.

To the P R IN + Err S.
\NANTED Immediately, a
w nurnevman COMPO5l Ter
that UNDERTAKE Is rhe buGaeis, and will keep
Ready at IT. Such an one WILL meet with
conRant emo oy and good wages by appI Ing
to the Priuer hereof.
- A iHgk man will iuit beR.
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A LII Pcrfons, who have any de-
4 y mands on the eitate of MARY
STORER, late of Bottom, deceafed, are de-
fired TO bring in their accounts to EBENE-
FER SrORER, Administrator on faid c.
fate, in order to fettlement.
Said STORER has for fale, an
excellent pair of Horfes, and Curicle with
Harnefes, &c. compleat. ALTO, choice Mar
raganlet Cheefe, and Dorchefer Ale, with
general Afonment Of ENGLISH CO.
cheap for calh.
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4 MESS, Lows, Bickerkaf S,
L n MaHachuietts and Sheet ALMA
NACKS, to be fold by T. THOMAS.
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MANCHESTER GOODS.

Back Cloth and clatet coloured cotton,
ve.vet, an ailaHment of :, ! and yard wide
ilnnen, cotron and hnnen Check, dyed
and White Jeans, pillow ditto, I ell furni-
cure check, large printed cotton Handker-
chiefs, checked innen ditto, Bed.icks, very
huei white dimity, friped cotton Hollands,
black and light coloured Thckietls.
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Imported inFhe''aH Ships
Aud to be SO y
SAMUEL P.ARTy
AT his ihop nearly or? c,e 20!
Gardner, N MArl5oroug
c O r Fl s.

- l. " III >.
4 N afortment Of fuper6S
\ low pliz,d Broad. Coyhs, down
1850. per yard, blueblackand clothcolou
ed Forlea Cloth, red and blue puffels, red
and blue Half Thicks, fuper6ne red, blue.
green, and Cloth coloured German Sergss.
Rauecns, blue and Drab colouted Kehey.,
ShaIloon3, and Trimmings for the above.
II OSIERY
Beii { thread Brooches Patterns, low
priced duro, beif thread worried Hofr, and
low pr zed ditto,a general aGoument ofnens.
womens, and chidrens, cotton and thread
ditto, an shoument Of womens aud childrens
black Cloth coloured aud cIimion worried
Gloves and Mitts, good Allotment f
meas, womens, girls and chiidren's black
ard white ELK Gloves and Mit,s, mems Gu
pe'line Cotton, wo,Rej and mock velvet
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Back, EngSih and China Taiiity, black
and Cloth coloured Peiiian ditto, ro(e colour
ed blue and white Satin, black blue white
and rofe cOloured pelOng ditto, white figured
ditto, white, ariped, changeable and Cloth
coloured :, ! ell mantua Silk, black and
blue figured mode, itfiped tobines, brown
and yellow paduioy, black alamode, pink,
blue and white ! ell Sarfcnet, Hriped, blue,
green andCloth coouredBroglios, compleat
snonment of fashionable Ribbons, Silk Fer
rets. lfay and fhne Gallnnrns.
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INDIA GOODS.

Nankeens, Bandanno Handkerchiefs, black
Barcelona ditto, book Muffin, Cambricks,
Lawns, long Lawns, Bengalls.
s T IT F FS.
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JACOB HEM E T,
DENTIST to her Mgjeqy and the Prin-
cels amelia.

DENTIST to her Majsay and the Pin
cels amelia.
DEGS Leave to recommend to
- the Public, his newly dilcovered FL
Enes of Pearl, and Pearl De'titTies, which
he has found to be greatly hyperion not only
in elegance, but alto in efficacy, to any thing
hitherto made ufe of for complaints of the
Teeth and Gums: Particularly they will pre-
JSrve the Teeth in a perfect found fate, even
to old age they render them white and
beautiful, without in the leaf impairing the
enamel feaen fuch as are loofe, keep fuch
as are already decayed from becoming worfe,
prevent the 7Ootb-Aeb, perfectly cure the
SewVy in the Guns, and make them grow
firm and cleE to the teeth they likewife
render the breath delicate, fweet, and re-
medy almof all thofe diforders that are the
conGequence of Ccorbutic gums.
Sold 10y appointment of Mr.. Hemet)
wholefae and retail, by ". BayLy, Perfu-
mer, in Cockfpur freet, near the bottom
of the Hay-market, London, and at WILL
am SeOtfs Irilh Linen Store, near the Draw
Bridge, Bottom, New-England.
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AT MS NleolClDe otoIc the olgn OF the
Leopard, South End.
TAKES this method of inform
l. ing all Gentlemen, Ladies, and o.
theirs, who have had the Misfortune to lofe
their Teeth, that he Fill continues the Bu-
Gneis of making and fixing artificial Teeth
as ufual, in 70 elegant manner as to be
but little inferior to the natural, either in Ufe
OF Beauty, as many who have experienced
them can tefIfy Where ALTO any Perfon
afflicted with painful Stumps or Unbound
Teeth, may have them removed with Pc
culiar Dexterity and Eafe.-And all Perfons
who have the Scurvy in their Teeth, which
threatens their removal though found, may
have them cleaned without hurting the Ena-
mel, or in the leaf egreeimpairing them, and
may befuppled with hisDENTIUMCoNsER-
vAToR, which is an excellent Powder, the
bef adapted for prelerving the Teeth and
Gums, and preventing them from Aching,
Of any Preparation ever offered to the Pub
lie 1t will cure the ScurVy in the Gums.
bring the Teeth to their original Whitenefs.
and by a continuance of its Ufe, will Pre-
ferve both Teeth and Gums in a pure fate
during life.--lt is not pretended that it will
perform Impofiibilities, that it will make
rotten Teeth found, or will cafe them when
they violently ach; but it will aHuredy
p:eferve thoie Teeth found that are 70, and
caule the Gums to adhere to them and pre-
vent thofe that are decayed in part, from
becoming worfe.
At the above Store may be had,
Morgan's uleful Eye-Water, which
has in 70 many cafes been found ferviceable,
that it mutt eGcape the cenfure of the mott
critical OculiH-Brigifen's famous Bug Liz
quid. which efeefually deitroys ,hofe hate
full Vermin,-be they ever 70 numerous
An anorment of genuine patented and
other Medicines of the beR quality, and
Medicine Boxes for Families or Shipping,
with exact and particular directions for ule-
ing them, and variety of other articles
cheap.
The above Powder may be had ALTO of
Cox and Berry in Bottom, Doctor Ksf in
Salem. and Drummer Jewett, Eiq;at Ipfwich.
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M A s A c II u S E r + s
To the p u BIZ c.

TINE fubicriber takes this me-
u thod to inform his friends, and the
public in general, that be has prepared COM
pleat Room, in his dwelling houfe, near the
Conduit, for the RECEP TON OF GOODS
to be fold at
PUBLIC SAL E;
Thofe who are plealed to favour him with
their commands, may ref ahured that the
greateii punauality and honour will be ttret-
ly obferved. As the iituation is very fuitable
for laid buGnels, he fausrs hmfelf the reiult
of his undertaking will be attended with mu-
tual advantage to his employers and felt,
therefore respectfully folicits the favour OF the
public, and the fame will be thankfully re-
ceiyed by their humble fervant
MARTIN BICKER.
N. B. He has to fell,at private fale,
a neat aGortment Of Broad Cloths, 3-4ths.
7 8lhs. and yard wide Irilh Linen, 8. 4ths.
and 7 8,hs. Check, Garlix, Dowlas, Bed
ticking, knit Patterns, Velveretts, Saalloons,
mems and women's Ho(e, Handkerchiefs,
Ticklinburg, Oinaburgs, Ki'marnock Caps,
Sc. sc. Alto, few dozen Beaverett Hats
made in this town, to be fold cheap.
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ITO be fold by Samuel Sloane,
l. at his Diftil- Houfe, oppofte the Blue
ball andMafon's- Arms, formerly Green ORA
gon, New England RUM, and all forts of
SPIRITS, cheap for cath or MolaAes !; and
as he makes thofe articles himlelf, he will
warrant them fit for any market.
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To be S o L D,
A VERY handlome HOUSE
4 Awith two rooms on floor, good
large yard and garden, with rain water
Ciitern, pleafanty Gtuated at the foutherly
part of Bottom, the third houle to the north
ard of DR.. Byles. ANY perfon inclining
to purchaie the faid houfe may have it at a
every feafonable price. For further particu-
ars enquire of the printer.
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JOSEPH WARDEN, STAY.

JOSEPH WARDEN, STAY
y MAKER, begs leave to inform his Town
and Country CuRomers, that he has re-
moved from Pudding Lane into the Main
Street, two Doors South of the Province
Houfe, and right Oppoiite to MIR. John
Cutler, Founder, where he carries ON his
Bufinels as ufual.
From the Public's humble Servant,
JOSEPH WARDEN.
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RIOS TON: Printed by ISAIAH THOMAS,

N. RHnd by m
Aay
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AuguA 90.
for TIA.

LOLA To be SOLD cheap,
IsY-S For half the Cath down,
gS|2Saa 4 Convenient DWELL
lgs Imm 1 y ing HOUSE, near the
bzzz.szzs Market, in good repair, with
an Out.houie and Pump in the Yard. En-
quTe of the Printer.
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DANIEL SCOTT,

At his Medicine Store the Sign of the
Leopard, South End.
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T NUMB. g..

he Jory fhall rather determine matter of
yeeo,S than the court matter Of fa2?"
an(wer great deal more than you have an
biea5nly let OUT. Ii is expressly declared they
mall nv a matter of record. Now for one
minute attend tocy, it il is Poihbe for this
to be connected with pfJn6ice, fGVfyjaef
ard MLeraEty. Had the count, as have
frequently laid ,arrefej judgment in The legal
way, i lhould never have fad fyllable aoout
it. But when this is done lccrtfJ, 0rbirari-
y and in a way that is aihamed to fee the
light, nay even their olUa rfc0rds, may well
queliion the legality. Now the only eruund
of this action was, the jury had es,Gdred
the Law, and had mjRoksa it. This was in
my opinion adding lniquiry to tranfe eiiinn.
IL not only was an action Illegal with refpeG
10 fbmjtiv,, but was alto cutting away the
(caffulding Of Eng'ifh freedom. In my o.
pinicn, tie jury had right to coniider the
Law to prove it, advance this authority.
1t does not merely JqaiHt at this point, it fx-
preEly affirms il, that tie SobOlf, both matter
OF l0aU and fafi, laR be tired by the jury.
After thus only lqaiHiirg at this authority.
you get foul Of my next from Siderfin, and
fay, 81 have jnmbtd together two cafes that
have not the leaf affinity with each other"
This is an obj etion that with greater pro-
pliely lies agaIna the Tras p. PaiS. II you
lock into my number you will obfetve.
expressly faid this was an authority not Unfit
ed on, becauie as this related TO new trials.
that matter was determined. 1t was pro-
duced, becaufe initials p. Pals il was brought
as a dire7 pyOof Of the former authority.
CArGdcus may again, if he plcaics, qasjfia
and dijbafe the efficacy and proPrIety of an
au,hority,t that has always been admitted, land
was never yet dJbated by court.
have at preient done with The iubjeet,
In my next fhall go through the remainder
of my authorities, and | do rot doubt but
lhall fhew they are with as little reafon re-
fzffd, as | am fure every impartial reader
will think the two others were which have
already coniidered. My iituation at prefent
ieems to be a little peculiar If the opinion
of (ome are well founded, | am struggling
not only with one of their 0eOfwtS, but with
the whole power of a court. BE that as it
nav, it does not much affect me. The idea,
thai am engaged in the cauGe Of virtue,
freedom, and juflce; that am pleading fer
the rights of m, country and mankind, againit
udiG,bartiahty and oppr.Dion, will drown
all isIer conGderations. While | enjoy this
,ational fatsfaeion, can look with contempt
on the man, who for preient interea end the
poor paudit of court,wi laciifice his fen
tments and give up the tranquility of his
mind. With fuch views can defpIfc PEN
lions and preferment, and as pleafingy hug
myief in my mediOcrity, as poGiby could
with 600 |. year.
The CENTINEL.
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For the MAssAcHUsETTs Spy.
Mr.. THOMAS,

Mr.. THOMAS,
OLOCK work indeed the very cream
1 of politics the fpsech your friend
orrlaced almoR verbatim a month ago, here
il is, give it conipicuors place IN the Spy,
that the Electors Of the Mailachufets Bay
NAV at IeaR fee that thsy have entruHed
heir important concerns the paia year to
let Of men who have given difpaich to the
public butinef.
rejoice for tie harmony that of late has,
and ever would prevail in the general siitm-
bly,, if the interea of the province, was m
variaby the Object ofsach branch Of the le-
ginature.
| am TORY that any branch Of that refpee-
Abe body, could believe ,hemielVes holden
n, al in direef cnn"adief'nn Cf he expreis
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For the MAssAcHUsETTs SPY.
70 c A'U SIDIC U S.

HAVE waited, until you
have gone Through the
Whole of your fubjeet, with
making but one attempt to
interrupt you. Having the
whole range therefore of
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XX7HEREAS. about the latter

XX7HEREAS, about the latter
w end OF laii March, Seven IRON
POrS, without any directions, were put
ON board the schooner Pfraix, RcBIN.
SON CROCKETT, mater, tound for Caieo.
Bay, and 40 no owner has ever applied for
them either here or at Cafco- Bay. it is
.fuppofed they were put on board BY milf
take: And on AuguR lat Six Bolts OF
RUSSIA DUCK, were put on boara iaid
veilel, in the fame manner as the above.
The owners of the above mentioned ar-
sicIes, are deiired to apply to fad matter,
on board faid fchooner, now lying at the
Mill Greek, by which means they may
have their POTS and DUCK again, prov
ing their property, and paying charges.
BsgOS, September 10, I772.