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The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1772-11-26
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To tts Inhabitants Of tie 7awa Of BOS7OM
GENTLEMEN, -.
a S have had the pleafure, to deliver my
n thoughts in public, upon the Beauties
of LIBERTY it is requefed that thofs
thoughts may be pubIiihed, at this alarming
feafon: But as it would be very nnpolhe in
tsraneer to take this freedom, without ,fk.
ing the spprobational leave of the Gentlemen
OF Bolton, the author therefore with permit
lion takes this humble method, to invite
fublcrption to a concife E0ay npon the Bea-
ties Of LIBERTY in is Political and Sacred
branches entitled,
The AMERICAN ALARM,
Or, Confirmation OF the Baiton Plea, for
the Rights and Liberties Of The People.
Humbly addreiIed to the king and Council,
and to the Coniftutional fons of Liberty in
America, by their humble fervsnt,
A BRITISH BOSTONIAN.
Subscriptions are taken in by
ID. KNEELAND, 81 N.DAVIS.
Ft'Obe fold at JOHN SAVAGE's
- Stors'No I3. on the Long wharf,
two hundred barrels ofPhiladelphis Flour,
a few barrels e iuper6ne ditto, a quantity
OF Cocoa and Chocolate, Bar Iron, cheap |
for Cath. i
Anumbsr of mew 0sd old ADVERTISE
MFNTe saff, ann. rel 011 4, d, IA w.,,.J
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1772-11-26
a IL Perlons indebtsd to VIII

n LII Perfons indebted to WILL
II LIAM WInsGFIELD. whole &C.
counts, notes, &C. have been Randing above
one yea, aTe dciised TO make ipeedy payment
OF they may depend they will be fued 70 Ia
nuary court without any furhtr aotice, as
greaI many have been deficient il paying
snelr accounts and notes number OF years.
he begs that they would not want TO be CALI
ed on any more.
He has for Sale at bis 1ioP in Uni
On-ttrees, BOttOn,a great variety O. GOODS,
luitAbie fOf all iszi0as, which be Is deter
mined TO fell exceeding lev for CAN OnIy.
All tAVOuEs gracefully acknowledged.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1772-11-26
Til Day bx5L6sd,

Tit Dag pslE6,d,
And fold BY ]. GREENLEAF, at his Store 10
Malfhal's- Lane, Bottom,
THE general Practice of the
i Chdrches OF New-England, relating
TO BAPTISM vindicz'ed. &c.
By JOHN COTTON, A. N. OF Plymouth.
AJsilRsr< may Be- BAD,
A DiifuaiIon to Great Britain, and
the Colonies, frum The SLAVE TRADE.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1772-11-26

Arambsr o nsv 0Sd old ADVERTISE
MENTs 7otU ami. red nal Be dpy .ef.ead
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-05-21
TO tie P u B L I G.

THE. variety and number of ar
i ucles,impo',ed BY the fublcIlber in the
feveral fhips juR arrived from LONDON
are 70 great, as would make the enumeTati'
on tedious to the reader, and expeoiive to
the advertiser: 1t may be enough to fay, his
aGonment coniifs of every article ufuaily
enquired for that the mof civil and obIlg-
ing treatment may be expected, Of which he
Is capable and that regard wi be ihewn to
the intereR of his cultomers, in the lowneis
of his prices.
Confsnt attendance will be given in the
wholefae and retail way, at his SHOP near
the head of Dock Square, and at his 5 TORE
IN Willon's Lane.
S A NJ E L ( l. | o T.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-05-21
P O T = A S H.

VL7HEREAS the Subscriber,
w has late y offered for tbeConGdera-
zion of thoie concerned in the manufseure
of Potash, his Readiness to dilcover to
them am Improvement on the Method here
soforc praaiied, in making that Article con-
ducive to great Saving in the Quantity of
WooD. ASHES; and fixing the Quality of
POTASH nearly to one Standard, from
which much Advantage muft arlfe to the
Manufacturer.
He now requens thoGe who would avail
ehemfeIves thereof, to lodge twenty Dollars
each, in the Hands of the Honou'abl John
Hancock, Efg; to remain with him until a
Eeslonable Number have appeared to induce
him to make the Difcovery, which, as fever
al have already advanced their Money, it is
expected will belsompleated iR the Couife
Of this Month the fooner the better, in
order that the Advantage of the Sesfon may
not be loft ;wbiehAdvantsge will by far mere
than Counter Balance the Sum to be paid.
Z be Subscriber is willing 10 90 to any Place
choEen to make his Process known, where
ihofc that will advance their Money, ard
only thofe, are to be inftrUefed: And inCafe
this new Method doth not plainly prove its
Utility, agreeable TO the former Adveftife-
ment, the Money paid to be returned BY
Virtac of Receipt given for that Purpofe.
Ks t w. FROBISHER.
BsGaa, Nay 6th,I77z.
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JACOB HEM Re T,

DENTIST to her Mesay and the Pin
ceis amelia.
pEGS Leave TO recommend 10
- the Public, his newly diicovered r.
Ents Of Pearl, and Pearl DHhfries, 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
Ttrf5 and Gum, Particularly they will pre-
Eyvs The 7tstb in perfect found fate, even
to old age they render them white and
beautiful, without in the leaf imPalring the
enamel feasn fuCh as are looie, keep iuch
as are already decayed from becoming worie,
prevent the Tooth. Atb, perfectly cure the
SeurVy in the Guns, and make them grow
firm and ehE to the teeth; they likewlie
render the breath delicate, lweet, and re-
medy almoit all ,hofe diGorders that are the
confequence of fcorbutic gums.
Sod 10y appointment of Mr.. Hemrt)
wholelaIc and retail, by ~. BaJify, Pertu-
mer, in Cockfpur freet, near The bottom
# the Hay market, London, and at WIh'
am Seats Lin Linen Store, near the Draw
Bridge, Bottom, New England
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-05-21
DANIEL SCOT T,
At his Medicine Store the sign Of the
Leopard, South End.
TAKES this method of inform

|TAKES this method OF Inform
u ing al. GentemeD,' LedieS, ard o.
Tiers, who have had the Misfortune to loie
their Teeth, that he hilI continues the Blu
inefs of making and fixing ARTIFICIAL ee'h
as ufual, in 70 eegant manner as 10 DC
but little inferior to the natural, either In Uie
OF Beauty, as many Who have experienced
them can teflfy Where aIfO any Pe'ion
sffl Gied with painful Stumps OF Unbound
Teeth, may have them removed with Pc
culiar Dexteity and Eafe And AL Pe' Ions
who have the ScuTvy in their Teeth, which
threate their removal though fund, may
have Them cleaned without hurting the r
mel, or in the eaif degreeimparnethen,an and
may OefupPlied with NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
vAToR, which is aD exceie lent PowdeT, The
belt adapted foI pleleIvlEg the | eelh ano
Gums, and preventing Rem nom aching,
of any Prepal alton ever cffeied 20 The Pub
lie 1t viii cure the ScurvJ IN the Gums,
bring the Iee,h to their original Wh!teneis,
and by a continuance of Its Uic, viii Pc
leIVe OOtn ccul Anu 0ulNS w putC hSiS
during le-lt is not pretended that 1t w.Ii
perform ImpoihbilltIes, that 1t VII make
rotten Teeth found, OF Will eale them whea
they violently aoh; but 1t will aiiuIedly
prelerve lhufe Teeth found thar are 10. and
caue.the Gums TO adhere to them and pre-
vent thoie that arc drcayed In part, from
becoming worie.
AT the above Store may be had,
Morgan's ufrful kye-Water, which
has in 10 many cafes been found iervceaOle,
that it mutt elcspe the ceniure of the mott
critical Ocuiia- Brislen's famous Bug Ii
quid, which sfeetua'ly deitroys .hoie hate
full Vermin,-sbe they ever 10 numerous
An Allotment OF genuine patented and
other Medicines Of the belt quality, aud
Medicine Boxes for families or Shipping,
with exact and particular directions tor uie-
ing them, and a variety of other articles
cheap.
The above Powder may be had alto of
Cox and Berry in Bottom, Doctor Kaa in
Salem, and Dummer Jeweu, Eiq; at lPf~ieh.
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ROBERT RUGGLES, !

ROBERT RUGGLES,
Informs his Cutomers and others, that ne
has Imported in the laa Ships from
LONDON,
A general AaoHmsnt Of
ENGLISH & INDIA GOODS,
Which he will fell by Whoefale or Re-
tail at the very loweR rate for Cath, at
bis l,op in Cornhill Bottom:
CUPERFINE. middling and low
~ priced broad G o,hs of mott colours,
German Serges, Wi!tons. Duroys, Nan
kecns, FuRians and Jeans, Thlckfeus,
cotton Velves and Velveretts, Pluibes,
Caiicoes and Chinlz, Bengalls and Peniaf'
Goes, LuteRrlngs, Sattins, Pertains, blue,
green and yellow India Damaik, Tafatles,
Black Silk Bteeches Patterns, worried ditto
of all colours, men and women's worried,
thread, cotton and fix Hofe, figured Silk
Patterns for mems Waiicoa,s very genteel,
black Alameda, fix Handkerchitfs of all
forts. ffamped linen ditto Broglios, Grapes.
PopIins, Dorfetteens, Meiineus, Gro-
grams, yard wide Stuffs, double Camblets,
Cambleteens. Calamancoes of all colours,
Shalloons. Dman,s and Tammies of all Co
lours, Ever aflings, Drawboys, cotton
Gowns, cotton Hollands of all forts, fIiped
Bingham for mems waiicoats, 81, 7-8
and yaId-wlde Iri(h Linens, Sheetlngs,
Diaper and Huckabuck, Oznaburghs and
Ticklenburg, Ravens duck, brown and
white Ruiia Drab, yellow Holland, brown
and haf Glffcned Buckram, fay Cord,
braid, ftrap,ng and GalIOOm, white Gay
Tick, fewing Silks of all colours, a variety
of Ribbons, broad Qualities, Shoe ditto,
Catering, Pins, Needles, Threads and
Tapes Of all forts, Camb:icks and Lawns,
long Lawn, Gauzes of all forts, gauze A
prons, Cargui, Ratteens, Kerieys and
Plains, embcGed Serge, Half'hicks, Blan-
kcts, Balzes, FlanneIs, beaver Coating,
Beafkn., "a, 7 5, yard wide and apron
Check, white and black Lace; ivory, bore
and ebony Fans, Canvas, Crewells, Silk
and Hair and fix Twif, metal buttons Of
all forts, fix and hair and e k twIR But
tons, chpH4ts, Necklaces, Sinai and Gimp,
Trimming, pink, blue, green andwhite women's
loom quilted Elk Pstticoats, blue Caaman-
co ditto, gold and iilver b4fket Buttons,
gold and FLYER Cord, Thread, Vel'um and
knee Garters, fix knee Gatters of all forts,
table Cloths, a variety of women's and
children's packthread Stays, Bedticks and
Bed Bunts ALTO knives ard forks, cutteau
Knives, Pen Knives, Rszors, Sclilors,
ihoe and knee Buckles, Snuff Boxes, Bohea
Tea, Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Cloves and
Mace, Pepper, writing and prels Paper,
wcmen's beR Lynn made Shoes, Whale
Bone, and very large ailortment Of Paper
Hangings, &c.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-05-21

Impo ted IN iu,,dry veiiels lately arHved
from England, by
S NIT Fl g. AT K IN S 0 N,
And now opening at th.ir fore,
In King-Sttset, Bottom,
4 LARGE and very general
"A AGortnent of zee GOODS,
fuitAble for the Spring Trade, VIII Oh would
be equally tedious and unnecenary to emu
mera,e here, th'fe Goods have been pur-
chaled on the bsit terms, and will be fold,
BY Who.elals only, at fuch rates as may
encourage all retailers in town and coun-
Try, as we'll thoie who ufuaIly import their
goods, as others, to apply for luth articles
as NAV be needful to compeat their aHort-
mtnts, there being at al. feafons at the a.
bove fore, great variety of Piece Goods.
Due encouragement will be given to thole
who pay ready money.
N. 3 Gun.rowder, Enaiifh Sail Duck,
Conne6tcut Beef, &c. pOF-AsH kE T.
Ties catt at salisbury, from the befl
Mountain ore.
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To be S OLD,

To be SO LID,
4 VERY good Brick Dwelling
"a HOUSE, IN Mldd c Street adjoining
to the Mill Bridge, with two Rooms on .
Floor, and good front Shop, with a good
We'll ofWater never known to be dry, new
back Stores adjoining with o her good Ac
combinations only part of the money viii
he wanted, with feou,ity for the remainder.
Enquire of JANIS THOMPSON living in
lAId houfe.
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A frtfh and general siI5rtment of
ENGLISH ard INDIA GOODS;
Juf opened and to be fold, by
NATHANIEL ABRAHAM,
At his mop nearly oppoGte the Ggn of the
Seven Stars, in Ann-ftreet, very cheap
for Cath only.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-05-21
IRIS I'll N Z n S.
II ILL | A M B E A T Y

M III. L | A M b + A L Y
w acquaints his friends AM the pub
lie that he has juh imported from the ma
nufa6turers, in the North of ireland, by
way of Liverpool, large quantity of lriih
Linens of all widths and prices which
wall be fold, at his Store, on Green's
Wharf, on as low terms as they can be
bought in any part of England. Afo.
fome very good brown Irifh ih-eting, (which
will be fold 70 low as from ? 10 s fhillings
Old tenor per yard New England Rum
will be accepted of in payment.
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To be S O l. ri.

To be S O l. n.
- THE HOUSE of
lHs@ NJ 4 the lac Mrs. Grace
0EsASSAss'1 Gardner, few doors below
- - lgHbs1x1 the MiII-Bridge. ANY per-
sssAHs==sAzs ions nc'ining to pufchafe the
iaId h.uie are delreh to apply to, William
Handled or John Gardner Jackfon, admi-
4lilt' ators. The iaid houfe has two rooms
AID ktcken on floor, is well finifhed,
oIeaiantly iituated and well accommodated,
having good sad which bound on Back
tree, a rain water ciRern, pump, &c.
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Tenerife Wine.
a FEW pipes and half pipes of
L a choice old Feneriffe Wine, which is
in quality equal to any imported, to be fold.
Enquire at SARAH BEANS at the lign Of
the Ship and Launch King-Rreet, Bottom.
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ITO be fold by Samuel Sloane,
i at his D,iti. Houfe, oppoiite the Blue
ball andMAfon's- Arms formerly Green-DTa-
gon, New England RUM, and all forts of
SP1Rl rs, cheap for calh or MolafIes ane
as he makes th9fe articles himfelf, he "
waran, them fl for any marker. Al,
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-05-21
DUNCAN INGRAHAM, jun.
Has jut received by Caef from LONDON,
A coripleat AG'rtnent OF
ENGLISH and INDIA GOODS

Which he will fell at a very low rate for
cath (it the Store lately imptovedsby F.
w. Geyer, in Union-Street, BoRonj
where all thofe who pleafe to favour hin,
with their cuRon, NAV depend on good
attendance. and the fnalleit faYours
gratefully acknowledged /;
Among his Goods are,
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-05-21

priced broad cloths
with trimmings,
German Serges,
Baizes,
Duhls,
Coatirgs,
Blankets,
R4lteens,
S,rouds,
Halfhicks,
White and Rriped
fwanRIns.
FIannels,
Embols'd ferges,
Brown and white
RuGia d. alb,
Ravens duck,
licklenburgh,
Oz.1aburghs,
Velvets,
Thickiets,
Jeans,
uitians,
Wiltons,
Saga,hies,
Daroys,
Double camblets,
Calamancoes,
Tammies,
Durants,
Back rufell,
Dorieueens,
Brilliants,
Venetian poplins,
C5razets,
Bfogaos,
Meilinets,
NneckS 8 4, o anu
yard WIDE,
Apron width checks,
Sti iped Hollands,
yellow Holland,
Ma. king canvas,
E"erlaitIngs,
Buckrams.
GImps and fnails,
Meta and hoTn but
tons,
Twif ditto,
ScaIf twif,
Six and hair ditto,
Shoe and coat bind
ings,
Qualities,
GArseJlngs,
Crewels, 49,.
Coloured threads,
Beducks,
3-4, 7 8 and yard
wide Irilh linens,
Garlix,
Dowlas,
Sheetlngs,
HOiiery Of all forts,
Calicoes, patches &
printed linens,
Red BengaIs for
mems waIitcoats,
Rich faiths, ttriped
Loretta for ditto,
Sewing iiiks, tapes,
Ivory COMBS,
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D Pleafe to favour him
NAV depend on good
the fmallef fayours
.dged /;
foods are,
C'outing diapers,
tdalf-ell and 3-4
hucksbuck,
Ditto table cloths,
Peniafcoes and ging-
hams,
Stay lacing,
Linen handkerchiefs.
Nankeens,
Brown Holland,
Covered wire,
FeIrits, gailoom,cord
and braid,
Knee garters;
Black taEaties,
Fans of all forts,
Black crayats,
Cap trolly,
Blond and bone laces
Muffin & fix gauzsss
PIcquet ditto, ~
Back and white
net, patent net,
ipider net and pa
riinet ditto,
Striped, Gprigged and
figured fix gauzes,
Six gaUze Handker-
cnIets and aprons
half yard and yard
wide alamodes,
All colonred faiths,
Half ard and half ell
Pertains,
Ell wide ditto,
LOVE- handkerchief;
Ribbonds Of all forts,
Leather gloves { y
mitis, fome If.
bic kid,
Chip hats, fome FIN !
Pms ali numbers, |
Pound ditto,
Silk gloves & nitts,
Book muffin,
Striped ditto,
Long lawns,
Denny cambricks,
7-S and yard-wide
lawns,
Powered ditto,
China tsfaties, {,
Bandanoes,
Shirt buttons,
Lungee romals,
Cotton ditto,
Wax beads,
White threads,
Bibles * teaamcntss
Kilmarnock caps,
Pads,
Carpets & carpeting,
Bohea tea, pepper,
cinnamon, nus-
megs, writings
preis and royal
boasd paper,pound
beads, +. piGoi
powder, Kippen's
Gnuff, infants Mo-
rocco fhoes and =
pumps, calaman-
co Lynn made
1hoes and pumps.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1772-11-12
JoSBPH GREENLEAF,
At his fore in Marfhall's-Lane,

At his fore in Marfhal's-Lane,
Between the CcRNFIELD and THOMAS
Printing Office. Bof5n,
Has Cor fale, upon the mott rcAionab.e terms,
\ GREAT variety of Broad
"A Cloths, of fafhionabie colours, from
IS. to guinea the yard good anortment
ofIrifh Linens, Dowlss, RuAia Linen and
Sheeting of mott prices; Shalloons, Gala,
mancoes, RuGels, Pound and No. 4 Pins,
Cotton VeIvcss and Veverets, Linen and
Silk HanGkerchiefs, German Serges, Olns-
6urgs, writing and printing PapeI, F sRians,
leans, CoIchefer Baiz-, Beaver Coating.
N. B. One piece of icarlet, and one do.
of green fuperfae Broad Cloth, a geuteel
Mahogany cafe for Knives, forks and fpoons
with plated FLYER iurnitue, and fundly O.
Their articles, will be iOld at or near the
blre exchange.
Said Greenleaf takes in Goods to
fell upon commlions, and has Lares acco-
modarions tor Storage, and a good CELLAR.
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F RID A Y, November 8.
.B Q S L O n

The hon. General A1tmbly of Rhode
Hand, iaR week sslsfsd 20 admit inos.:-
rion, for the final pox, in thar colony.
Wednesday arrived here his Majsliy's
hip Lively. Ike
We hear that Thurfday the al of De-
cember is appointed by authority, TO be
obierved as day of public Thanksgiving
throughout the province of New-Ham2-
ihire. rN tF
Four oxen were killed by lightning at
Coldfpring aa Friday fe'nnieht.
Yeite'day, 18th Of Novsmber) being
the snniveriary of the happy deliverance OF
the Bntiih patton from the Popifh powder
plot al noon the guns at Cattle William
and 1t the batteries in this town were fired.
At one O'clock all the men of war in our
harbour allo fired
CHARLEsTowN, Is. Cayslno1 Oas. 8.
Many and great loAes arc fuitainsd in this
province, in confequence of the late fai.
lures In Europe but happily the luHerers
a'e moftly abe to bear them.
Notwithstanding the d,faance f(evenrv-
I'VE mles) of the town of Beaufort, Port.
Royal, tom this, which has been the eC.
taoiiinsd feat OF government from the fffe
iettlement thereof; whence none of the
public offices can be removed and where
withdrawing sf05:s de arr dGsd and not
Is expofcd TO, who leave Charleftown TO
go into the country at this feaGcn of the
year, of Ling their hearth; all our late
elected Representatives are zone, either bv
fea, inland, or over land, to attend the
fersicc of their ccuntry, according to his
ExcsIency the Governors will and plea
luIe, at Beaufort aforelaid this being the
day on which the writs were MADE seturn-
able at the court houle there-No meafurs
OF any Governor was ever more freely and
generally condemned bat we ought not to
doubt that his ExcellencY had mof weigh
~ rca(ons FOR adopting it.
WILLIAMsBURcH, fVnginieI Oas 10.
Ga Friday lait the I6th Iutt. arrived 10
Hampton Road, the fhip General Wolfe,
Capt. Hunter, with pslederrs from Lon
donderry, 80 Of hem were the fame afier-
noon landed at H4mp,ou, meTe fSectons.
10 weak they could hsidly walk or ftaod,
aod moi Of them without any money 70 pay
for their fuppor. The Inhacirants charlta-
bly, took care Of them and fupplied them
with necelalies, intending however to OBJ
lige the Capt who was ~ of the gou, ON
board, to give fecu'ity for their iupPlss, &C..
cording to law. This flip il Teens had
been ~ weeks on the paasge, near half
the time az fhort allowance. came OUT with
goo paHsngeEs, Of whom shout 90 mad
died at Tea Of mere sy4nsass ths eDiorders
ariIAg FrerAr, n drinking faIt water, sc.
part of the time the allowance was half a
b,lcuIt and half q pint Of water day.
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SAT- URD A Y, NOvember J
"a n Il n n ~

Laa Moncay the body of man greatly
emzciased, was taken up in Conneealcus
river, near .spring6sld IL wa. unkaown
who it was, but mutt hav: been drowned
conh5efabIe time.
MARRIED. Philips Callb-ck. E1;
Attorney General Of the lilsnd OF ST.
Johns, TO Mif, Nancy lin. daughter
Of Nathaniel Coffin, EGqi-M,. E ward
Church,. merchant to NJ Is tIannsh
Skinner, raushter Of the late WhIlan
skinner, Eiq;-cspt. Daniel McEsal 70
Milf NaObY Harvey MIR. Jofsph Pearfe
Palmer of Germantown, 70 Mifs Bsefey
Hunt, youngef daushter Of john Hp/~
E.q. of Wstertown.
DIED. AtGea ia, Mf JSna -"
jul. OF Providenc- 80 4 E,
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Straits and Mediterranean Pilot,
Southern Pilot, ~r
Mariners Calendar,
Daily AfliRant.
Wilfon's Navigation.
Young Mans bef Companion.
Patoun's Treatile ofNavagation,
Atkinfon's Epitome.
A Complete SjGem of Navigation. %
John Barrow.
Practical Navigation. BY John Seller.
Large Charts Of the Englfh Channel.
LARGE Charts for the Coat of Guinea.
Mae Leaves Charts for the Channel and
Straits.
ditto for wcR Indies.
Station A Y.
Writing Paper.
Dutch Quils.
Sealing Wax. WATERS. States.
Back Lead and Slate Pencils. ,
Qaire Books covered with Marble Paper
Ditto ruled for Journals.
A Variety of lnitruments, 200 tedious to
mention, arc made and fold Il the above
place, and as he has bad thorougitexperi-
ence, he doubts not of giving fatisfatlon.
NIB. All inRruments with fad William
name, will be made true without charge.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1772-11-12

Ia LII Pcrions that are indebted
n to the Printer hereof. win greatly o.
hlee him by making (pesdy payment.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1772-11-12

NHE largelt a11ortment OF TAU
II ley's and Davis's Quadrsnts ever in
New England alto hanging and fanding
Companes in brafs and wood Coughing
and Surveying lnRruments, Cafes Of Ma
thematical lnRruments with feel joints, half
cafes ditto TELESCOPES of various lengths,
in ivory, wood and fifh-fkin Plotting Scales
and Protraefors, Gunter Scales and Dividers,
four and two pole Surveying Chains. arti6-
cial Magnets with cafes, Sand -GlaHes from
two hours to quarter of minute InRru-
men,s of a new contribution to meaiute
Boards; an aHortment Of Brais Pocket Com
paGss Box Rules, Jack Knives, brais and
pewter Ink ISLANDS, plated Shoe and Knee
Buckles. Pinchbeck, Block tin and Brafs do.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1772-11-12
From the LONDON EVENING Posr.
To the K N G.

AM a plain man, totally
unacquainted with COM
Pliments /; and in this lea
ter you will di(cover the
fentimeats of an honeff
heat, accompanied by a
hare of candour fcarcr