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For the TEETH and GUMS.
TACOB HEM E T,
NM re II l.. HH,:.0. ,r1 the Dfir.

II ~ ~ ID Ii IL Iva Il
DEN us T to her Alqjeqy and the PIN
ceis amelia.
Y EGS Leave to recommend to
AS the Public, his newly difcovered Fl
fence of Pearl, ard Pearl DerhfrieF, which
he has found to be greatly hyperion not only
in elegance, bu; ALTO in efficacy, to any thing
hitherto made uGe Of for complaints OF the
7eefb and Guns Particularly they will pre-
Jsrvs The Teeth in perfect found fate, even
20 old age they render them white and
beautiful, without in the leait lnpa'rlng the
enamel f3Rea fuch as are looie, keep iach
as are already decayed from becoming WORE,
prevent the 7oofb. Atb, perfectly cure the
Sfurvy in The Guns, and make them grow
firm and cI9JE to the teeth they llkewlie
render the breath delicate, fweet, and>fee
n,edy almoR all thofc diforders that aye the
conlequence Of fcorbutic gums. N.
Sold 10y appointment of Mr.. Henetl
whoefale and retail, by N. Bayity, Perfu-
mer, in Cockfpur freet, near the bottom
of the Hay market, London, and at WIM-
an, Sets Irifh Linen Store, near the Draw
Bridge, Bottom, New Eogand,
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4 WOMAN, about thirty years
L l. Of age, that Can be well recommend
ed, and IS willing to go into the country and
live in a family, to do any kind Of work,
may hear of place by enquiiing of the
Printer,
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G,nyoi PEP Office NerO- Tsrk, NgU. /, I77l'
NOTICE is hereby given, that

IN = I~I 10 IININOy SNNII' V11"'
L V on account Of tae new Regu'a.ion OF
the Poe to Canada, which is 70 arrive every
Tuefdav evening ar tais Office and the
weekly po9 from the ElffRald ind South
ward, arriving every Wednef'ay the NAL
gci,g from hence by the packet, will for the
fatnre, he q "a at Twelve O'Clock at night,
on the al We.in-ilay in every month, be
inc the fame time il cloRs at h: general
ro,t oRicc in Lonaon for America) ami a
packer d,ipachei herewith tn: next day for
Falmouth. b. command Of the Deputy
p0a MAher- General.
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a LII Perions that are indebted

4 LII Perions that are indebted
IA to, or have any demands upon the G.
fate Of ONEsIpHoRUs TILEsToN, late ct
Bottom, Efq; dece4fed, are defired to bring IN
their accounts to THOMAS TILEsToN, io'e
Administrator on faid eltate, in order for pee
dy fettlement.
N. B. Lumber of all Kinds fold
as ufual ALTO large Quantity Of Window
Frames and Sahes for s by 10 and by 9
GlaS; Number ofchoice DooFs, 9 and .
Panae!s, wrought en- both Gdes, from Inch
an Quarter to two Inch and Quarter
thick, made good Stuff and well 'saioned'
having been put together two Years. Aio
10 DC Let, Gundiloo and lack'e-ta'IS OF
fundry forts by THOMAS TILrsToN.
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A L NJ A N A c K S.
a MESS, Lows, Bickerfafns, Malta
n chufetts Calendars and SHEET AL
MANACKS, to be fold by |. Thomas,
near the Mill Bridge.
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b y - Il D.
10 N L A n @ d 0 N,
A; the New Book aud Stationary Store, OPP
polite the PoR- Office in Cornhill, Bolton,
Has iuR received from LONDON,
A Large and fine AGortment of the mof
Modern B 0 0 K S,
In all branches of Literature, Arts and Sci
ences, (which will be fold REMARKABLY Cheap
for the cath
Among which are the following, viz.
LENRY on the Bible, s Vol.
L L folio. Ditto on Prayer. Ditto on the
Sacrament.
Mrs. Macaulay's Hiaory Of England Vol.
Montefquieu Spirit of Law, 2Vol.
Univcrfal Hifory, 10 Vol.
SCHOOL BOOKS of every kind.
With variety of the neweft and bef
Books il LAW, PHYSlCK, HISTORY,
and the CLASSlCKS.
Likewife, large and compleat afiortment
of S FATIONARY, Accompt- Books of all
forts, Paper of all forts and fizes, Ink Powder,
Quills, Seang-Wax and Waters, Pres-Pa-
per, Tome Of hyperion fort to any ever i'm
ported, Sc sc. sc.
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ALL Perfons, who have any de-

ALL Perlons, who have any de-
IA mands on the efate Of MARY
STORER, late of Bottom, dcccaied, ale lie"
fred 20 bring in th1ir accounts TO EBENE
YER STORER, Administrator on laid c.
fate, ia order to fettement
Said STORER has for lale, an
excellent pair of Horles, and Curricle With
HarneHes, sc. compeat. Alto, choice Mar
raganiet Cheefc, and Dorcheiter Ale, with a
general AGortment of ENGLISH GOODS,
cheap for cath.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Black cloth and cIaret coourcd cotton,
vc.vet, an Allotment of !, ! and yard wide
iinnen, couon and lunen Check, dyed
aad white jeans, pillow ditto, ! ell furni-
ture check, large printed cotton Handker-
chiefs, checked innen ditto, Bedticks, very
fine white dimity, friped cotton Hollands,
black and light coloured Thickfetts.
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by ISAIAH THOM As,

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nPam.n ~ &c yrohd
mSlhBEm GnRa W~ryRms~ mmgmmr
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INDIA GOODS.

Nankcsns, 8andannoHandkeychiefs, Black
Barcelona ditto, book Muffin, CambIicks,
lawns, long Lawns, Benga!Is.
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A l. S Q,

n II ~ W
A falhionable aaortment of Calicoes, rich
blue and white copper plate Bed furniture,
Colchefer and Drapery Baize, Qualities and
Shoe Bindings, fewing Silks of all CO.
lours, mems, womens, and boys black rough
kid Gloves, mems, womens and childrens
black lamb Gloves and Mitts, white kid ditto
womens and childrsns bet double glazed
Bath lamb do. Pompadore and cloth coloured I
ditto, womeus grained ditto, black, white,
plain and HguredGauze, black cyprusGauze,
widows Grape, black and white Catguti,
wsxed thread of all colours, Pins, fine ell
wide Irilh Sheeting, Damsfk table Cloths,
and Napkins, white Blond laces, black Bone
ditto, white Stay, and brown Buckram, yell
low Holland, womens Englih Stays, Lynn
made Shoes, !, I Dowlals, large and beau
tiful ahortment of leather and paper mount
ed Fans, writing Paper, Paper Hangings,
Pre- IS Paper, Oznabrigs, Ticklingburgs,
RuiIia and Ravens Duck, fuperfne IA and
II 4 Blankets, Holland and Diaper Tapes.
N. B. To be fold at the ferling ccft, a
piece of Pompadore ground brocaded Satin.
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The

Is The
lust TED, and
To be ( ID cheap for CASH, by
JOSEPH PA l. III E K,
AT his fore io King ftreet, Bottom,
n GOOD afcrtment of Scots
IN H4ndkerchis!s, lriih Linens, brown
and white Shceting, FIoulewlle Linen, Dow
las, Rulia Linen. Omaburgs, Tick lngburgs'
Broad Cloths, ShaIcons, German Serges,
ColcheRer Baizc, Lamblkins, few faih'on-
able Silks, few hoglheads of Brlitol BeeI'
and iome other articles. AIc, opermace:
Candles, as ufual.
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S T II F F S.

Rich MeckIns crofs barred and figured
yard wide Stuff, fundry forts of Grape, Dor
letteens, Venetian Poplias, Siveretss, Girl
zetts, fine Durants, wide and narrow Tam
mics, double Canblets, plain and crois bar
red Camblets, fluff. worried Grograms of
divers colours, Calaniancoes of Il colours,
black Ruhels, green and crimfon worried
d maxi, Bombazeens and Alapeens.
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S | L K S.

B ack, Englifh and China TaAity, black
and Cloth coloured Pelfian ditto, rofe colour
ed blue and white Satin, black blue white
and rofc coloured pelong ditto, white figured
ditto, white, ilriped, chaugeable and Cloth
colcuied !, ! eli mantua Silk, black and
blue figured mode, Rriped tobines, brown
ard Yellow padu(oy, black aamode, pinks
blue and white = ell Salenet, fnped, blue,
green aodCloth colouredBrogios, compleat
aiortment of fashionable RIBBONS, Silk Fer
rcis, itay and fhoe GaIiooms.
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II O S | E r Y.

Ben thread Breeches Patterns, low
priced ditto, belt thread worried Hoie, and
low priced di;io,a genes a aayrment cfneos,
womens, and chldrens, cotton and thread
ditto, an aGortment Ct womeos and chidrens
black Cloth caoured and crimlon wodted
Gloves and Mfrs, good anortment Of
meas, womens, ellis aco chi'dren's black
and white elk Gloves and Muts, mems fu-
peIfine cotton, worried and m OK ye.yct
Caps.
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February 6

Imported in the Ian Ships from LONDON,
And to be SO L ID by
SAMUEL PARTRIDG E,
At mis- fhop nearly oppoiite to DR.. Sylvei.er
Gardiner, in Marlborough ltreet,
CT 0 t Fl S.
a Na6ortment of Guperhae and
"A low priced Cloths, down to
4os.O T. per ,yard, bluebiackand c'othcclour-
ed FoneA Cloth, red and blue Dufels, red
and blue Half Thicks, fupe fine red, blue,
green, and Cloth colouled German Serges,
Ratteens, blue and Dfab coloured Kereys,
Shalloons, and Trimmings for the above.
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PRrERsBuRoH. rRuNal Yuue a..

HIS day feveral wood
en- houfes were on
FIRE on the other fde
the Ntza,whieh COM
mnnicated to two
wooden churches and
another of fone,
which were deRroy-
ed, together with
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THoM'A s. LEE.

HasfmpOrted in the IaH Aips fromEhgIand;
and has for falss ar his Store near the
. SwingsBridge, ataiow advance,
A LARGE AGortnaent of Fall
4 \ and Winter GOODS Gum-Pow-
der, SHOT, Alum, BnmaOne, Nails, Glals,
SC. Sc. n Alto,
LADIES SEEKS, ofalmof every
Kind /; BfufIels and MsckIin Lsces, Gold
aad Silver kaces, and Buttons, sc. Ac.Ssc.
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lome hundred. IS h.nS.. ia. a.. ~,
near commuo,cs,.d. ,,,i,h The ma"s.r;s.
that were fayed !, n. osn.r.l conaso,.s;
ON laff wear. bu, ilucle;Iv orrst nart os ~.
goods rScre hroueht - ,h;s ca. N. ,;,.,
and the FIRE we, sy,;roa;fli.d IN ,h, go
ing. - :,
1rg. &. Hi, toval H;ohr.fs N. p,;.r.
oS Wales i nogg under shs tuition n ..v-,v
celebrased ..al.r 20 aa.,;Cs. -. $50.
| litary ofsicer =.
The Flaff letter. ,f,o,r Coo.,h.o.,. al
wife, that the iphabitsn,s Of tha. o;tv en-
yeioh exceed;..lv .ca;sR ~. ..,,:a.
Hof me sysos,,,rsss n,o," s - s"S S..~.u
Zee and BTandt y.s.r.I r;.~,.ass.
FES shAyirv En-. sn,.sr.d 1900 80 -.
|ntot:s.s for t6st pl prOscsedsnr .sh,eh ,sn-
De- the aufhn,s of +, r,o,. ~ ~. 49,.
e3BuS "a -. :
Hdyices hayrbeen ds,elv ,e..;..d ,ero,,,.
illicit prakfiors carried m hv ,he Sn.o,h
Governor on abe MaCn.;,o a.. .rr-..a
the Indians nv G,onIy.ns e.. -
and amo,un;f;nn and G;,;,;n. - a
the En0l;h. 'N
Thev wr;,e finn P.,;, a., 81. A6..;.
ARronomery Rocaosos who 80. :
vovao. round yAs ,o,ld !. -. -
Has ,,c.;v-d ord.rs eor. s 80 TO
oren.,s h;m1,F =, ana,h.. 49, g. a, - ~
8. G,t;oa on, ), R,sa q. 80. -. 1872. $3.50: r.
w. 70, ,h., 49,. -, Is t..:,f:"L
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49,. ! c.;o vnJss &C 4e's.;. ''s =. -
r.. f.;e.,.s rss, h sv' 80 $50.
M a.. 800 s.,..".' a. s c"~sS1o y .''S
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- 1870. 81, I Co. ~ "ss. -''o'" ans l'Asue'
80, - 49, aIs 20, Oe So. .ne Dspe'o.
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.:n 'a"Ay 's'S'e1 20 '"s'l "u'uA' 'A'l'fac-
'o NJ. ~, -, =, y,
W. 1919, s'iO Nsn' 20 rss's IN oloer
= @asI ~ ~: ."'sI"ew.wl'n s1t. ro'dJce' 60
$3.50" y 800" aau spae1siO - sne
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f K I'D A Y, October 9.
B o S T o N.

IN sEr lat, for tDanf of rsOm, Us iVsys
obliged to emit tie fodSwmg
EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.
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NEW ENGLAND COP FISH-HOOKS,
a BRAHAM CORNISH,

z BRAHAM CORNISH, a
\ regular bred FISH Hook MAKER,
From Exeter, in England, makes at his
Mandatory, at the head of Hutchinfon's
wharf, North End, in Bolton, all forts of
F | S H : H o o K S,
For the New England and Newfoundland
Fllheries, sc. in the bea and mott compleat
manner. For calh, or good London bills
on delivery, all perlons may be fupplied as
CHEAP, by wholeiale, as they are imported
into America, and warranted in every re.
feet equal to any, and hyperion to moff :.
tfedM4o warrants every hook proof, and
fhdatd)any be found otherwfe, he engages
tpRkE TWO good hnnls fn- -, =, :
+eeTectiVe. Every Fllherman on trial, and c
very impartial perfon on examining, and
comparing his hooks with thoie marked | P
will foon diicover their fuperiority and as
the fuccels of the voyage, in great meafure,
depends on the proof, turn, and quality of
hooks in catching Fiji, and as this branch
of bulinsfs is of great importance, and very
beneficial to this province, he has ieafon to
hatter hImfclf with the culfom of all i'm
porters, and others, who are well wifhers to
their country. All orders by letters, from
Merchants and others, will be anfwered with
us much fidelity and diipatch as fperfonaly
preient.
- To prevent deception, the paper which
contains the Hooks is marked ABRAHAM
CORNISH, sc. and the letters AC are
marked on the fat of the fem of each hook.
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| fpeeion, and not drive 70 dirsaly to you,
Object. To lrateb a grace, beyond the reach
Of common treachery, is an exception, no,
rule.
And now, my good Lord, does not
your confcious heart inform you, that the
jufice of retribution begins to operate, and
that it may foon approach your psrGon -
Do you think that 1anini has renounced
the Middlefex election Or that the
Kings timber fhall be refufed to the royal
navy with impunity i-Or that you fhall
hear no more of the fale of that patent to
mr.. Hins, which you endeavoured to
fcreen by fu1denly dropping your proiccu-
ton, againf Samuel Vaughan, when the
rule againft him was made abfolute IL
believe indeed there never was fuch an in
fance in all the hlfory OF negative impu.
dence But it fhall not fave YOU The
very fuaihine you live, in is prelude to
your diiiolution. When you are ripe you
ihail be p:ucksd. MUS.
P. 5. | beg you viii convey TO our gra-
cious Hat2er, my humble congratulations
upon tAe glorious fucccfs Of pcsrages and
perlhcns, 70 lawfully diRribated as rhe re-
wares of Iriih virtue.
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pupil, he often. found il n:ceGary to arm
himfelf with ngou., and to ttwart the in
clinatious and favourite paiiions of the
young prince. This prince impaticntiy
bore with yoke that feemed odious to
him. and fought TO fhske it off, by COM
planning 10 his father of the r-etended fe-
verify Of his MATER. The Sultan, who was
fond of bis ION, approached the governor
with his harh Treatment, telling him, he
would have fhewn more indulgence for the
ion of a private perlon. Prince, replied
the governor, If we ought TO inlpire the
love of virtue into all men, thofe who, by
their birth. are defined to command fome
time or other of their life, ought to be ex-
cited to virtue more than others, becaufe
the Happiness or lnhappinels of the people
depends on their goot or i'll inclinations.
Princes cannot endeavour too much to
make themfcgcs perfect, if they are ever 70
lutte folicitouS concerning their reputation
The vices or virtues of private perfons
comqsanly die with them, but the great are
hsid out as fpeetac,e to all the world
their actions, their words, pats from mouth
TO mou b, and are tranimitEsd from age to
age shcir lot is either purpetaal honour,
Or Perpetual infamy."
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From The Pennsylvania CHRONICLE.
TO the PRIN IT Err.


Ms sOs are Usry Ignorant, and bear mzcb
n'ils made about an Excite Aet, 1Ubicbis like
y npaG THE boajf, SUs regusR that /aeb as can
inform as, sO0uld, BY your means, Be % kind az.
to anfiosr the following queries, and they sUiN
greatly Obligs their humble jsyvant.
AGRESTIS MULTITUDE.
9a1yI. IF this ACT lhouId in few years
be found to affect the liberties
or properties of the people will we then
have an afiembly that will repeal iii
J. 2. If we fhould have fuch an aGembIy,
will the Governor who hall then rule oyet
SID 66j9h F1 G01t aih and AsmbIy fhOud
be 70 good, will the then ruling Monarch of
Great Britain confirm the fame !
a.. Does the claule about locks, doors and
clofets mean that any magiRrate fhall have
authority to grant to any officer the right Of
breaking any d0Or, cleISt, or lock in any b0uE,
at any time of day or night, when fuch ofii-
Ger fhall pleafe to entertain any fufpicion Of
any perfon J
S. And if fuch power is given, can we
keep faid officer from inipe6fIng fuch writ
ings, papers, &c. as may be laid up in faid
places, if we pleafe; or if faid officer CHOICES
to lnGpea faid papers, &c. muf he have
the privilege of 70 doing in order to fatisfy
his doubts
g. If this power be granted, can any fu-
ture fnniRs keep from being detected if he
fhould happen to reiide in Psnn6iUani0
2. Shall fuch officers have authority to
clap zeal on fuch doors and cIofets as may
not be convenient for them to fearch at pre-.
fent, without the owner having right to
break fuch feals, until they (faid oficers)
fhal peaCe to find leifure to open faid doors
and clofets
8. Are they who are generally appointed
to fuch Offices, men of fuch uprightnels and
integrity as never to entertain fufpicions of
the innocent; nor to fubjea fuch the degra-
ding Offices of delivering up the KEYS of fuch
doors and clolets as lhali contain their mott
fecret tranlaaions, and their mott valuable
papers, to the INFECTION ola man of whom
they know no more than that he has enter
tanned fufpicion of them, and has declared
70 before amagiRtate
Q Can he who entertains a fufpicion Of
my honefy, be fit perion for me to COM
NIT my keys TOT
10. Is this authority granted to niagiRrates
of the nature of General Warrants, or is il
worfe
II. IF this law be of the nature of fuch ATS
as we have complained 70 much of lately,
where did it take its rife ! Is he a good man,
and of well known integrity and love for the
liberties ofthe people, and iecurity of pro-
perty, who hrR promoted it
II. If, when we conhder the fituation Of
Americ1zzS. who would have eniailed mife-
ry and vafa;age over this free country, we
have not reaion 10 think ourielves indebted
to him for bringing anafbsr nlCnaer into
she world
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T H U R D A Y, March Ie.
B O S T o N.

TIME cold, "a difeaie) which lately 70 u
4 niyerfaly prevailed in this province, we
hear has circulated throughout the whole
continent,by which many perfons have died.
The drawing ofthe New.Caftle Lottery,
We find by an Advertisement in the New
York Gazette, is poitponed until TIE 23d
infant, when 1t is certainly to commence
LAT Friday morning early, was found in
a rope yard, expiring, one Matthew Hanes,
a ea-faring man, who lately came from
New York. ltfu!ly appeared to the jury of
inquef who fat on the body,that he was fire.
qnently IN liquor, land the proceeding day was
much intoxicated Herewith and they, as
a'fo the Doctor who was called, apprehended
that he got into the rope yard, and lying on
the ground, and it being exceeding cold,
and ne in liquor, by that means came by his
death.
From a late London paper.
BY the Martin noop of war, arrived s>fEW
days hnce from Jamaica, an accounyisfer
ceiVed of two of the principal plante;sA men
of immenfe fortune in the iland of Sr III
mingo, having been lately executed there by
order Of the French governor, for circulating
fome of the EDgliih papers from Bottom and
Virginia, which they have translated, in or
der to excite the people to iupport their liber-
ties after the example of the Britifh Ameri-
can fubie6ts.
MARRIED. M. John BoyIes, to
Mik Gaia Gay.-At Providence. Mr..
William Hall, of Bottom, to Mils Freelove
Franklin of that place.
DIED. John Neal, EGq; of the Hand
Of St. Croix, a worthy Merchant and much
refpeaed.-M,s. Elizabeth White, wife of
Captain John White, in the London
Trade--Oapt John Dorrington.-
At Cambridge Mrs. living, aged IoI.-
Mrs. Williams, aged Io2.-Mr. Holden a.
ged o6.-At Sudbury, the Rev. and vene
rabIc Mr.. I(fae Loring, pafor of the welt
church in that town, in the goth year of his
age and Goth OF his Minifry. AT Esfiham,
the Rev. Mr. Jolcph Croker
70. NATHAN FRAZIER, and FEEDER
lex VIM. GEYER, beg leave to inform
their reflective cuitomers and others, that
they have entered irto Paftnerihip, und.
the FIRM of FRAZIER 81 GEYER, and
that they have for fale, at their lhop the
corner of Wings Lane, near the Market,
Bottom, general aAortment of Engliih, In
dia and Scotch Piece Goods. futable for all
feaions where either of their faid cuifom
ers, sc. may be Gupplied (Wholefale and
Retal) at the Ioweff advance for calh, oil
iboIt credit.
ARRIVED here. Gorham from North
Carolina Burroughs from New Haven
SilTon from Rhode lland Coffin from ST.
Eufatia Driver from Cape Nichola; Cook
from SaItertuda and Bats from South Ca.
roiina.
OUTWARD band. Davis to Philadel.
phia and Laha to Halifax.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-03-26

rIFselioz on tie EDUc ALTON Of
PRINCES, BY The P:rfian PbiI9(5pbtr,
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IA no., preiled over the education Of
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Of ehoakine UP the feeds of vice, and max
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NsOVport, Rb0dt- JRand, Feb, 10, I772'
PROPOSALSfor re- printing, by fubfcription
NEW-ENGLAND's Memoir
\ Y al: or, brief relation of the moff
memorable and remarkable pahages of the
providence of God manifefted to the Plan
tiers Of New England, in America with
fpecial reference TO the 6rf colony thereof,
called New Plymouth. As ALTO nomina-
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