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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-09-10
For the MASSACHUSETTS SPY.
Mr.. THOMAS,

Mr.. THOMAS,
n. 5 indecent and irreyerens behaviour
"A in the public worihip of God, feems
iofrsquently to be met with at the prefent
day / think the following Transcript
may pohi5ly anfwer fome valuable purpo-
fes, ard iuitably effect the minds of thole,
who indulge Themselves in fuch unbecom-
ing levities.
7H, Gala, ysE'rs divinity fair;
MAY La.gb at Jsrm0u, prdijt and prey'r (;
Bur, C~Go, is no rsO'rs1es dEs
To bin, SVbsJt RiH erSaftd wa ?
{" If every one would but feriou1y and
candidly apply the above lines to his own
heart, and enquire of himfelf with fobriety
and impartialIty, whether this addrefs to q
coquettilh lady is not equally as ffrOng a.
CAN'T themlelves, how few would be able
TO deny the sf rtion There is a certain
lightnefs of behaviour, land gaiety of Thought
which, though very much encouraged in
common conversation, ihould be always
left At home, when the mind is called to
the wo fhip of that being who not only
gave US life, but continually prefeTves it, by
iHvifible as well as ordinary methods bur
infead of ferrous and competed deport-
ment, we may perceive the fame idle flut.
terings of an giddy mind, even in the moft
folemn part Of divine (ervice and how
fcandzlous is this to the chriftian prolehi-
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-09-10
For the MAssAeHu.Errs spy.

For the MAssAeHUsETrs spy,
Mr.. THOMAS,
n VERY learned DiOinS on the Other
n iide the Atlantic, fome years ago.
from thofe words, Timothy, vi. IS. Thar
they do coed, that fbsy Be rieb ia SSsd svsrks,
Trady to djqyibRfs, willing 10 esmmmie0ss,
obferves, "to be rich in good works, like
wife includes the uGng proper endeavosrs to
caufe pious and uleful books to be written
and publifhed, for the ufe and inifru2ion of
all, and attributed gratis at the charge Of
the rich, to tfo(e who are not well able OF
willing to purchale them."----I fhould be
glad to know the thoughts of Eome Of our
own divines, whether that is jufly included
in that paGage and if they would be 70
good as to pubIih their thoughts il they a.
gree with the learned divine already refer
red to, ] fhopld hope that fome, than are
rich in this world among US, would have pie.
~ enough to reprint DR.. Doddijge on the
important fubjea of family religions
and on the education Of children, Nh.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-09-10
Vol. III
For the MASSACHUSETTS S 2 Y.
To the K | N u.

he ungracious reception,af
forded to all the petitions
of your once loving fubjeas
having rendered it below
the dignity of the petition
ing bodies, to trouble you
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1772-12-04
For the MASSACHUSETTS
Mr.. THOMAS.

Mr.. THOMAS,
r Have heard letter read, directed to
DR.. Young, wherein the writer, A. Da-
vis,jun. makes many queries, viz. :" DO you
believe the fcriptures of the old and new teg-
lament, or any part ofthem, to be truly re-
yeation from God" and 70 on. If was as
DR.. Young, would reply in queries, viz.
pray, Sir, are you demonarasively, and fully
convinced, that what you here introduce
is really an extraordinary and true revelation
fromGod sc. Let Us have plain, pofi-
tive, unevaiive anfwer to the foregoing plain
queRion. Are you fully convinced ofit,or do
you play the hyPocrite, in perfuading the
world that you believe what you DO not be-
lieve As | am not DR.. Young, l fhall not
anfwer the ref of the queries, being unac-
quainted with his conduct and character. In
regard to them, Mr.. Davis has ideas ofDeiffs
quite contrary TO truth Delft adores and
admires one only infinite being, and cannot
comprehend three Gods, equally perfect,
CO eternal and co equal according to Atha-
na6us's Creed, whom perhaps Mr.. Da-
Wis, reckons amongb the particularly infpired
writers. In regard to an apoAate, with the
author would explain himfelfa little better,
do not think that man whole gofips pro.
miGe, without his content, to follow doctrine
which is repugnant inIirely to his reafon, Gan
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1772-12-04
December y:

WE'D NE SD AY, Decemoet 2.
CHARLEsTowN, (Soufb Cardinal
In the COMMONS HOUSE Of ASSEMBLY,
the 3o;h Of October. I77i.
ORDERED, that the rfpsrt sff6e Commit
tee on GrisVancss, as agreed TO BY The HszS
this day, Be printed and modtP Rbdc.
-, By ordtr ef The Hoaf,
THOMAS FARR, Jun. Clerk.
Tie COMMITTEE on GRIEVANCES
REPORT, ,ts%~4J
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DANIEL SCOTT.

AT his Medicine Store the Sign of the
Leopard, South End.
TAKES this method of inform
u ing all Gentlemen, Ladies, and o.
theirs, who have had the Misfortune to lofe
their Teeth, that he ftiIl continues the Blu
hnefs of making and fixing artificial Teeth
as uiual, in 70 elegant manner as 10 be
but little inferior to the natural, either in Ufe
OF Beauty, as many who have expsrencea
them can teffify Where ALTO any Pcrfon
afflicted with painful Stumps or inbound
eeth, 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, NAV
have them cleaned without hurting the Ena-
mel, or in the leaf degrceimpairing them, and
may befupplied with his DRNTIUMCoNsER-
yAToR, which is an excellent Powder, the
beft adapted for preferving 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 Whitene(s.
and by continuance ofits Uie, will Pre-
ferye both Teeth and Gums in pure Gate
during life-[t is not pretended that il will
perform lmpofibilties, that it will make
rotten Teeth found, or will cafe them when
they violently ach; but it will anuredIv
preferve thoIe Teeth found that are 70. and
cauie the Gums to adhere to them and pre-
vent thofe that are decayed in part, from
becoming worfe.
AT the above Store maybe had,
Morgan's ufeful Eye Water, which
has in 70 many cafes been found fefviceabIe.
that it muf eicape the cenfure of the mott
critical OculiH- Brigifen's famous BUG Lii
guild, which efeefually deilroys ,hofe hate
ful Vermin,-be they ever 70 numerous.-
An ailonment of genuine patented and
other Medicines of the bef quality, and
Medicine Boxes fcs Families or Shipping.
with exact and particular directions for uie-
ing them, and variety of other articles
cheap.
The above Powder may be bad ALTO of
COX and Berry in Bottom, Doctor Kaf in
Salem.and Drummer Jewett, Efq; a, Ipfwich.
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JACOB HE M EFT,
My IS.

j 81 ~ ~ ~ Il L. IVA IL
DEN fist to her Alyefy and the Pin
Cefs AmsLa.
PEGS Leave to recommend to
- the Public, his newly difcovcred En-
fence Of PEARL and Pearl Drhtfies, which
he has found to be greatly hyperion NOT only
in elegance, but alto in efficacy, to any thing
hitherto made uie of for complaints of the
7eetb and Guns Particularly they will pre-
)srys The Tfttb in. perfect found fate, even
to old age /; they render them white and
beautiful, without in the Leaf impairine the
enamel fsfen fuch as are loofe, keep fuch
as are already decayed from becoming worie,
prevent the Tootb-Adb, perfectly cure the
SenrVy tn the Gzms, and make them grow
firm and eleE to the teeth; they )ikewile
render the breath delicate, f~eet, and re-
medy almof all thole diforders that are the
confequence of lcorbutic gums.
Sold (by appointment of Mr.. Hemrt)
wholefale and retail, by NJ. BayLy, Perfu
mer, in Cockfpur- freet, near the bottom
of the Hay-market, London, and at VTlf-
am Seetfs 1riih Linen Store, near the Draw
Bridge, Bottom, New England.
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. K ODERT RUGGLES,

)"
ROBERT GGLES,
Informs his Culfomers and others, that ne
has Imported in the lat Ships from
LONDON,
A general Alortment Of
ENGLISH & INDIA GOODS,
Which he will fell by Wholefale or Re-
tail at the very lowef rate for Cath, at
his fbop in Cornhl Bottom:
CUPERFlNE, middling and low
~ priced broad Cloths of mott colours,
German Serges, WiItons, Duroys, Nan.
keens, Fufians and Jeans, Thickietts,
cotton Velvets and Velveretts, Plufhes,
Calicoes and Chintz, Bengalls and 'Peniaf-
Goes, LuteRrings, Sattins, Pertains, blue,
green and yellow India Damafk, Tafa,ies,
black Silk Breaches Patterns, worried ditto
of all colours, men and women's worried,
thread, cotton and fix Hoie, figured Silk
Patterns for mems Waifcoats very genteel,
black Alamodes, fix Handkerchief of all
forts, fiamped linen ditto Brogios, Grapes,
Pop!ins, Dorfetteens, Mefiinetts, Gro
grams, yard wide Stufs, double Camblets,
Cambleteens, Calamancoes of all colours,
Shalloons, Durants and Tammies of ali CO.
lours, EverlaRings, Drawboys, cotton
Gowns, cotton Hollands of all forts, firiped
bingham for mems waifcoats, ga, 7-8
and yard-wide Irilh Linens, Sheetings,
Diaper and Huckabuck, Oznaburghs and
Ticklenburg, Ravens duck, brown and
white Ruffia Drab, yellow Holland, brown
and half ftifened Buckram, fay Cord,
braid, itraping and Galloom, white fay
Tick, fewing Silks of all colours, a variety
of Ribbons, broad Qualities, Shoe ditto,
Gartering, Pms, Needles, Threads and
Tapes of all forts, Cambiicks and Lawns,
long Lawn, Gauzes of all forts, gauze A
prons, Catgut, Ratteens, Kerfeys and
Plains, emboAed Serge, Halfthicks, Ban-
kets, Baizes, FlanneIs, beaver Coating,
BeaIfkins, ga, 7.8, yard wide and apron
Check, white and black Lace; ivory, bone
and ebony Fans, Canvas, Crewells, Silk
and Hair and fix FwiR, metal buttons of
all forts. fix and hair and fix twR But
tons, chipHats, Necklaces, Snail and Gimp,
Timing, pink, blue, green andwhite wonen's
loom quilted fix Petticoats, blue Calaman-
co ditto, gold and flver bafket Buttons,
gold and flver Cord, Thread, VeEum and
knee Carriers, fix knee Garters of all forts,
table Cloths, a variety of women's and
children's packihread Stays, Bediieks and
Bed Bunts alto knives and forks, cutteau
Knives, Pen Knives, Razors, Settlers,
fnoe and knee Buckles, Snuff Boxes, Bohea
Tea, Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Cloves and
Mace, Pepper, writing add preIs Paper,
women's beft Lynn made Shoes, Whale
one, and very large aGortment of Paper
Hangings, sc. N+-
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To hs P u BIZ | c.
THE variety and number G

Wiz variety and number OF ar :
4 ticIes, imported BY the fubfcribcr in the
fveral 0,ips jut arrived from LONDON,
are 70 great, as would make the enumeratl-
on tedious to the reader, and expenfive to
the advertiser: 1t may be enough to fay, his
aGotment conlills of every article uiually
enquired for that the mott civil and obig-
ing treatment may be expected, of which be
is capable and that regard VIII be lhewn to
the interelt OF his cultomeIs, in the lowneis
of his prices.
Coneant attendance will be given in the
whoieEaie and retail way, at his SHOP near
the head of Dock Square, land at his STORE
IN Wilion's Lane.
4. S A M u Ell ELI 0 T..
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To be L Eel,

n LARGE and commodious
L - Chamber and Garrett in the front
part of dwelling houie, at tire Eouth part
OF the town, nearly Oppohte the fign of the
Lamb, alto fmall bed room and privilege
in the cellar and garden. Enquire of the
Printer. or Of Nathaniel and JOfePh Cranch
at faid houfe.
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w acguaihts tends and the pub
lie that he has juG imported from the ma
nufaaurers, in the North of Ireland, by
way q Liverpool, larg- quantity of Irifh
Lin-rs of all widths and prices which
will Be fold, at his Store, on Green's
Wharf, on as low terms as they can be
bought in any part of England. Alto,
fome very good brown lrifh ih-etirg, which
will be fold 70 low as from 7 TO s fhillings
old tenor per yard.-New- England Rum
will be accepted Of as payment.
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New Bookstore.
TOHN T, Al GD O ~.

inc Law, vols nc HIln Vot'
may be had alone.
Burrows Reports, 8 vols. Folio.
Lord Ramond's do. 3 vols. Folio.
Peer Williams do. 3 vols. do.
Hoban's do.
SINNERS do.
Piowden's do.
Ventris's do.
Liy's PRACTICAL Regiaer, 2. vols. Folio.
DITTO Entries,
Hawkins Pleas of the Crown.
,Blackaone's Commentaries of the Laws of
England, q vols, 4to.
Ditto Analysts.
Cunningham's Law Dictionary, vols, 70.
Jacobs do.
Hawkins Abridgment of Cook.
Law of Evidence.
Trials p. Pals.
Gilbert on Devifes.
ON. Tenures.
-Cafes in King's-Bench.
Motley de Jure Maritime.
Law Tracts.
Attorneys Pocket Book. z vols.
Practical RICHTER of the Common Pleas.
Barnes's Notes, 4to.
Fitzherbert's new Natura lSrevium.
Enays on Crimes and Punilhments.
With large Variety of the beR and
mof approved Authors, in HiRory, Ply
fic, sc. sc.
The foilogvizg sfesmFd in Divinity.
Henry on the Bible, S vols. Lond. Edit.
vols. Scotch Edit.
on Prayer.
On the Sacrament:
Doddridge on the New Tefament.
--Leefures.
----Rife and Progrefs.
-on Regeneration.
-Sermons to young People, 2 vols.
Cruden's concordance.
Benfon's Life of Chnff.
Macknighfs Harmony.
Guyfe's Paraphrafe on the New Tefianent.
PooIe's Annotations on the Bible.
Likewife, large Church Bibles, Folio
Bibles, Quarto Bibles, Octave Bibles, Mi
MON Bibles, Bibles with Cams Notes,
Common Bibles at I2L O. T.. the Dozen.
Pocket Bib'es in or vols. neatly Gilt.
Court and City Regifer for 1772.
All Kinds of Magazines that are publfhed
in London.
School Books of every Kind.
With large Aflortment of Stationary {:
Account Books from rs. to 81. Lawful
Money piece Writing Paper from los,
to Iol. Rheam; Ink. Powder, Sealing
Wax, Waters, patent Cake Ink, clothiers
and Cartridge Paper of all prices, Bonnet
Boards, Ink-Siands of various Sorts, Ivory
Books and Ivory Folders, beif Pen Knives,
Quilts, sc. sc.
- Pialters, Primers, Spelling Books,
Palm Books, with or without Tunes, by
the Groce or Dozen, as Cheap as at any
Store or Shop in Town. Every Perfon
who pleafes to favour him with their Cuff
tom may depend on prrchafing very Cheap
and the leaf Favour gratefully acknow-
lodged.
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CYRUS BALDW

CYRUS BALL w IN,
Hereby informs his cuAomers and others,
that he has juR imported from LONDON,
a large and neat aforrnent of
ENGLISH and India CocDs,
IL which he will fell at the loweff rates
BIZ wholefale and retail, at his Sore near
ly oppcfiss the pump in Corrhill, Bottom.
Among which are, an ASSOR TMSNT
Of SILKS, with all kinds of mems wear,
conhfing of fuper6ne, mi4d'ing and low
pric,d broad cloths. ferges, witons, fuf.
vans, jeans, &c. Irifh linens Of all widths
ard prices, book and other mullins, wo-
mems 'bounets and fays, all forts of fpices
and pepper, choice Bohea tea. Alfo, cho-
eoIate, choice NafrsganIet chsele, indi-
60, &c sc.
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faid houle are deGred to apply to William
Handheld or John Gardner Jackfon, admi-
niarators. The faid houfe has two rooms
and kitchen on floor, is well 6niihed,
plesfantly fituated, and well accommodated,
having good yard which bounds on Back
ftreet, rain water cifern, pump, &c.
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Among his Goods are,

Clouting diapers,
Half-ell and 3-4
huckabuck,
Ditto table cloths,
Peniafcoes and ging-
hams,
Stay lacing,
Linen handke:chiefs,
Nankeens,
Brown Holland,
Covered wire,
Ferrits, galloom,cord
and braid,
Knee garters,
Black taFaiies,
Fans of all forts,
Black cravats,
Cap trolly,
Blond and bone laces
Muffin & ELK gauzes,
Picquet ditto,
! Black and white
net, patent net,
fpider net and pa
IHne ! OstLOs
Striped, fprigged and
figured fix gauzes,
Silk gauze Handler
chiefs and aprons,
half yard and yard
wide alamodes,
All coloured faiths,
Halfyard and half ell
Pertains,
Ell.wide ditto,
Love handkerchiefs,
Ribbonds of all forts,
Leather gloves and
mitts, fome thre-
bic kid,
Chip hats, fome fine
Pins all numbers,
Pound ditto,
/ Silk gloves & mitts,
Book muffin,
Striped ditto,
Long lawns,
DENY cambricks,
7-S and yard wide
lawns,
Powered ditto,
/ China tafaties,
Bandanoes,
A.F.N
Shirt buttons,
Lungee romals,
Cotton ditto,
Wax beads,
White threads,
Bibles & teifAments,
Kilmarnock caps,
Plaids,
Carpets & carpeting,
Bohea tea, pepper,
cinnamon, mug
megs, writing,
preis and royal
board paper,pound
beads, F. piffoI
powder, Kippen's
fnuf, infants Mo.
rocco fhoes and
pumps, calaman-
co Lynn made
ihoes and pumps,
&c. &c.
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DUNCAN lNGRAHAM, jun.
Has jutt received by Caef from LONDON,
A complsat Aaortnent of
ENGLISH and INDIA GOODS
Which he will fell at very low rate for
caih far the Store lately improved by +.
w. Geyer, in Union-Street, Bottom
where all thofe who plcafc TO favour him
with their cufom, may depend on good
attendance, and the fmallef fayours
gratefully acknowledged;
Among his Goods are,
CUPERFlNE,mid- Clouting diapers,
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uiiiig ana low
priced broad cloths
with trimmings,
German Serges,
Baizes,
Dumls,
Coatings,
Blankets,
Ratteens,
Strouds,
Halfthicks,
White and Rriped
fwanfkins.
FIannels,
Embcls'd lerges,
Brown and white
RuGia drab,
Ravens duck,
Ticklenburgh,
Oznaburghs,
VeIvets,
hickGets,
Jeans,
FuAians,
WiltoEs,
SagaIhies,
Duroys,
Double camblets,
Calamancoes,
ammies,
Durants,,
Black rufell,
Dorfetreens,
BfilIiants,
Venetian poplins,
Grazsts,
Brogiios,
MeGinets,
Checks g. 4, T. 8 and
yard wide,
Apron width checks,
Striped Hollands,
Yellow Holland,
Marking canvas,
Everlaftihgs,
Buckrams.
Gimps and Gnails,
Metal and horn but
tons,
Twif ditto,
Scarf twilt,
Silk and hair ditto,
Shoe and coat bind
logs,
Qualities,
Gatherings,
CIewels,
Coloured threads,
Bedticks,
8 4, 7-8 and yard
wide Iriih linens,
'Garlix,
Dowlas,
Sheetings,
HoEery of all forts,
Calicoes, patches &
printed linens,
Red Benga's for
mems waifcoats,
Rich faiths, ffriped
Loretta for ditto,
Sewing iilks, tapes, |
Ivory combs,
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S A T U R d A Y, July 4.
4 q 6 r q N

The nth uIr. arrived at Cape Ann from
Virginia, Capt. Abraham Cowper, in the
il'op Young Martha, who failed from thence
the 9Th OF April, and the 2Ia of iaid month
loft his rudder in that condition he was at
Tea from the 2 Il of April I'LL the I!th ut.
and obliged TO aeer with cable, fpars, &c.
lie poke with Capt Sutton from PhilAdei-
phis, in ,he fhip Caiharine, who afforded
hun all the aiiIfanoe which lay in'his power.
On board Capt Sutton were pafengers, Capt.
Ball, Capt Hamble,on, Mr.. Cats, Mr..
Courtney, and leveral Others, all well.
A fchGoner from Philadelphia, was caif a.
way in gale of wind the beginning Of June,
at the mouth of Curratuck Inlet, and bear
to pieces the people were faved.
We hear from Oxford, that as one Mr..
Jofeph Davis was digging in a cellar in
dry grave, dug up a bulhel OF more OF frogss
tour feet under ground in cloudy dap
they would live to jump fome rods from The
Gear, but when the fun ihptj upon them
they died /: They continued coming out OF
the ground gill the cellar was toned, and
then there was crosking fome rods from
the cellar in the ground for fome time. The
cellar has been improved for year, and
never has had any water in i, but always
proved very dry. TbnyE Gsz.
DEDl At WeRon, Mis- Either Ro.
berts.
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to war with Great Britain, yet nothing can
route Louis XIV. OUT Of his prefent le.hatgic
fate and that peace 70 far as II depends
upon the Court OF Vehailles, may be lafely
depended for at leaf three years to come.
Abra IS. 1t is the general aaertion Of
thole who are fomewhat in the knowledge
of the fate of affairs between the Crowns
Of Great-Britain and Denmark, that Der
Danih MajeGy will be foon reir ha,ed in
the favour OF the King, and the dignity
from which fhc has been 70 uuluitly degrad-
ed. Thus much is certain, the Queen Dow
ager has written TO her Msjcfy, and made,
it is faid, per force, foms conceiions, nor
a little Notifying 10 foul of her afpiring
turn but it is the talk that the King Of
England will agree to no Cancellation ON
the part OF his filter, without previous fl
pulation, that the Queen Dowager Giall
not reGde within a certain limited d.aance
from Copenhagen, and fall in no refpsd
whatever interfere in tie bufn & Of the
rate. Prince Frederick, however, to hold
his pofs and place near the King his b.o4
Their.
MARsErLLEs, fFrantt1 Apra g The
Sieur dc Grun, a Dutchman IN the Rufian
fervice, is employed in ieai ching for anti
quities in the ilands of sae Archipelago,
asd hath difcoyered in that of Mo Jos the
tomb OF Homer, wAo was always iuppofed
70 have disd there. Tbs o5issf w.issa TO
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SAMUEL PARKMAN,

Has iuii received by Capt. Hume from Olaf
gov, and is now opening,
n LARGE anortment of Scotch
IA Goods, con6lting of almof every
kind -ufually imported into this pace, among
which are. a great variety of beautiful fPot
ted, ffriped and fprigged lawns and lawn a
prons, lowered and itriped kenting handker-
chiefs, plain and picket gauze, gauze hand
kercheis, bedticks, carpets and caIpeiing OF
all widths, tartan pIaids, check handkerchiefs,
white threads cfalI numbers, gathering, XII
marnock caps, bibles, teftaments and primers,
Sc. which with a compleat aiortment OF
Engli(a and India goods, he will fell uncom-
mon cheap for ready money, at his ihoP three
doors fouth of the Cornfelds inUnion ltreet.
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Vol. Ii. !
Nova-Scotia Grindltones.

TUST landed, the compIca'eR aiIartment of
j NOVA SCOTIA GRtNDS TONES
ever brought into the country. and to be fold
BY Henry BAss,at his fore adjoining the
Golden Bali Tavern at the head of Greens
wharf near the Market, Bottom, on account
of the connections he hath with the Manu-
fasturers, he can afford them vafIy cheap
or Cath or lhoit Credit.
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NUMB. 70.

By letters from NorthHnptonfhite and o.
ther counties in the very center of the king
dom, we are informed thar the poorer isrt Of
people are fa'yipg in the midi of plenty.
Wheat bread they never tate of, wheat be-
ing nine fbillings the buihc, bur eat barley
bread. Nation and beef are fix pence the
pound, and butter nine pence.
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! is reported tina, Sir
Robert Murry Keith,
has orders TO declare
to the Britifh Court,
that the Queen will De
permitted to return 10
her own country, pro-
vIded Che gives fecuri-
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PKIVA I Z lester fromPa-
rs remarks, that although
his c thoI'c MsjeAy, the
King Of SPANS hqges are
PerPetually itching from
one end to the other to 90
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JgR rtpAbhi6sd in MesVpsrf,
And to be Sold by |. THOMAS, near the
MiIl-Bridge.
A few Copies of the entertaining
HISTORY of Philips WAR /;
= (which began 10 the year 1875. with.
the proceeding Of BENJAMIN CHURCH
Elq.
EmbeIIilhed with = elegant Copper-plate
prints Of Coionel Church and King Philip.
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To SELL, or LET,

To SELL, or LET,
n GOOD Brick ~ GA R.
IA house., at the North pat of
of the own, with the Pan and Cooler
and all other Utenfi's for carrying on the
Sugar Bakers Buiinefs.
Enquire Of the Printer.
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To be SOLD at
John WINTHROP's Store,

OppoGtc the EAT End of Faneua Hall,
n FEW Chefs of FlorenceOIL
n of a very hyperion Quality, Olives,
Philadelphia Flour, Bar Iron, Engliih Loaf
Sugar, Cordsge, bea London Porter, and a
few Pipes of fierliDg Madeira Wine.
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F R | d A Y, July 3.
B q S / O N.

By Capt. HefSo from Liv~pOoi, and Capt
Refs frsm Falmouth, zoe haze fbs foiLopoiag
EUROPEAN IN ELLlGENCE
CoPtNHAGtN Dsnma,kl nbrR II.