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Fer the MASSACHUSETTS SPY.

7 HAVE read Mr.. Eu,chnlon's Taft mei-
(age to the Hon. HouGe of Commons OF
this province: He declares that their reioves
are not well founded, but tend to alter the
constitutional dependence of this colony up
on the crown, and upon the fuPreme legf-
la,ive authority of Great Britain. This bold
declaration can have nothing to luPPort 1t.
rhat the re(olves are uOf'i founded, every one
who has read the charter, OF contract, en-
te,ed into BY King William and Q,een
Mary, and the hrR fettlers of this PRO
VINCE, muEl be convinced; without enter-
|ng into The debate, am very willing 10 ap-
peal to all fich; But. tia; the Eelolses tend
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The
For the MAssAcHusETrs spy
To Mr. HUI TIC HIN son.
S r,

nee tina. venerable body
to whom you directed your
late meGage,is now lncapa-
bic Of returning you their
collective anfSer, you will
undoubtedly indulge an old
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-03-26
For The TEETH and GUMS.
JACOB HE M E T,

DENTIST to her Nej1qy and the Prin-
cels AmTdia.
= EGS Leave to recommend to
-. the Public, his newly difcovered EE
Jfnes of Pearl, and Pearl Deyfifrife, which
he has found to be greatly hyperion not only
in elegance, but alto in efficacy, to any thing
hitherto made ufe Of fo7 complaints of the
Teeth and Guns Particularly they will pre-
jsrvs fbs Trstb in perfect found fate, even
to old age; they render them white and
beautiful, without in the leaf impairing the
enamel; fs)Gen fuch as are loole, keep fuch
as are already decayed from becoming worfe,
DH(syent the 7osfb-Atb, perfectly cure the
ISenkyy in the Guns, and make them grow
~si,.A and elelS TO The. teeth they likewife
render the breath delicate, fweet, and re-
medy almof all ihofe diforders that are the
coniequence of fcorbutic gums.
Sold 10y appointment of Mr.. Hemet)
wholefale and retail, by ". Beyky, Perfu-
mer, in Cockfpur. Rreet, near the bottom
of the Hay-market, London, and at WTM-
am Scsns Irifh Linen Store, near the Draw
Bridge, Bottom, New. England.
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BsGon, Mareb 8, I771.
CTOLEN. out of the fhop OF Jo-

ClOLELN, Out VI e'iS iAA0f
~ sRPH PORE, Watch maker, at the iouth-
end, Taft evening, by breaking OF iquare OF
elafs, FOUR SILVER WATCHES with
onIv the infide cafes; makers name OF one
moi vet afcertained, the outer cafes were lett
n the fhop. Should they, OF either OF them
=. ofersd for fale, it is requeised they may
he Rouued and notice given, or whoever by
anu means ihal Gop them,or either of them,
q Is the laid Pope may obtain them, ihall
he handsomely rewarded. and II the thief be
Popped and brought to juaiee, ihall have
TEN DOLLARS reward and all neeeiiary
-haroe, paid by JOSEPH POPE.
N. 3. If any perlon will deliver the faid
Watches to the aforementioned JOSEPH
pops, or leave them atTHoMAs's Printing
Ofice, near the Mill Biidge, fhall receive
the above reward, and no queftions aiked'
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Imported from LONDON, land to be fold by
ELIZABET CT A K X
Sc WELL,

At their fhop, fix doors to the fouthward OF
the MiIl-Bridge, Bottom,
Z ARLY Charlton, early Hoti-
- pur, and large Marrowfatt Peas I;
golden Hotfpur, large Sugar, Spanilh MOrat-
toes, dwarfMarrowfat and greenMarrowfal
Peas large Windlor Beans early yellow
dwarf, early fpeckled, dwarf aud large white
dwarf Beans early Yorkihire Cabbage
Seed, early Dutch Cabbage, large Winter
green Savoy, Bauerfea and yellow Savoy
Cabbage. Seeds, Orange, early, yellow and
purple Carrot Seed, fwelliug Parfnip feed,
early picking and large picking Cucumber
feed, double Pepper graf., and fweet Majo-
ram feed, fiver Kind Onion, Summer Savo-
ry, Balm, Thyme, and round Spinnage Seed,
early ColiiAower, late ditto, early and win
ter Turnip feed, red Beat feed, &c.--All
warranted to be ofthe true and genuine fort.
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THIS is to give Notice to the

TITO is 10 give ANOtICc 10 tic
l. Public, that there is large Tract of
good Land to be given off in Lots, from one
Hundred to a Thouland Acres per Family
upon the Eaates or Lordlhips of Ber,hier,
and New York, the property of the Honour
able Captain James Cuthbcrt, Eq; lying on
the North Wet fide of the River ST.. Law
renee, Province of Quebec, diiant from that
City forty-Gx Leagues, from three Rivers
fifteen, from Montreal fifteen, and about
the fame difance from Lake Champaign,
where the River from faid Lake, empties it.
felf into St.Lawrence, oppoiitc TO faid ERates.
The Conditions are, viz, The Lands to
be given off forever The Quit-rents at the
rate of two BuiheIs and half of Wheat, and
one Spaniih Dollar, per hundred Acres,
per Annum, with the cufomary alienation
Fines upon Sale, and the 6rf two years
free ofrents.
Any Per(on, or Perfons, that inclinss to
take up any offaid Lands, may apply to Mr.
Stephen Tuttle, Land Surveyor at FCrl Mil
Ter, in the County of Albany or to the Pro-
prietoE at hisManor Of Be'thier, who will in
form them Of the quality and Gtua,ion Of the
rstd Tracts I: They are eReemed among the
bef Lands in the Province, for rafting all
forts of Grain, and hath already, fe,,led on
them, above fix hundred Families, (there !.
ALTO good Filming and Hunting) and the Land
now propofed to be given of, lies ABOUT two
Leagues back from the River St. Lawrence.
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Jua arrived, and to be fold by
c. L o w E,

Ia Marihars Lane, Bolton,
Near Thomas's Printing office,
n VERY large Ailortment OF
n Paper-Hangings of the newell pat
terms and beif colours, of various Prices.
Choice London Porter, Dorchefter,
Ringwood, and Brifiol Beer. either Bottled
or draugh,ed in Hogfheads, Barrels, or BY
the gallon.
N. B. Matters of Veilels Paflengcrs, or
Others, may be lupplied remarkable cheap
for Caih. Cath given for Bottles.
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A L Nj A N A c K S.

a MESS, Lows, BickcraafPs, Malta
~ chulr.ts Calendars and SHEET Al
MANACKS, TO be fold by |. Thomas,
near the Mill. Bridge.
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ITO be fold by Samuel Sloane,
- at his Difil- Hoafe, OpPOfte the Blue
bali aadM4fon's-Arms, formerly Green-Dra
Qon, New. England RUM, and all forts o
SPIRITS, cheap for cath or Molaaes and
as he makes tnufe articles himlelf, he will
warrant them FIT for any marker.
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NM AlLNGA0 JSuo
w theirs, proprietors of certain tract
of common and undivided land, i,uate in
the County of Lincoln, q, and near place
called Pemaouid, in the eaifwaEd parts OF
faid province, granted by the council OF Ply
mouth, in G. Britain the year 1891, to Ro-
berAIdfworth andGilesEldridge, known BY
the name of Pemaquid Lands i: have made
application to me the fublcriber, one OF his
MajeRy's Juiices of the peace throughout
the faid Province, for calling meeting OF
the proprietors of faid tract Of land, for the
purpoles hereafter mentioned, you are there
fore in his MajcRy's name, hereby required
to notify and warn, in time and manner as
the law directs, the proprietors of the fame
tfaa of land, TO meet ar the dwelling houie
of Stephen Minot in Bottom aforeiaid, Mer-
chart, on ThuIfday the feventh day of
May next, at z o'clock in the afternoon on
faid day, to act on the following articles, viz.
To choofe a Moderator of faid meeting.
A Clerk of faid proprietors. AhsHors. A
Collector of taxes. Anda Trealurer. To
fee what method the propriety will take to
defend their title or titles, againh all
encroachments. To fee what money is necei-
fairy for the defence Of the proprietors titles,
or any other necefary ufes, and to grant the
fame, to be aHeHed on the proprietors, or on
their Lands, from time to time, as they lhall
think proper. To chuie an Agent, of&6m-
mittec, 70 profecute or defend, in atyFman-
\ -- n:--. We asQ;~-s wherein tke(infev
cit of the proprIety, or that of their ailifHs
is concerned; with full power of fubRituti-
on. Tofee what other committees are ne.
cenary, and to chufe them. To call to &C.
count any perfon or perfOns, indebted to iaid
proprietY, and to prolecute as they find occa.
iion. To choole committee for fae of de-
linquent proprietors lands. To fee if thew
will call any former Agent or committee to
account, as they find necehary. To fee
what former vote, or votes, of the proprie-
tors, thy will allow, and ratify and confirm
the fame, as they find neceHary, or what
method they win take about it. To fee
what lands the proprietors will grant for pub
lie ufes, as they fhaIl think proper. To fee
what method they will agree upon, for the
divfion of their lands, or confider what thew
will difpoie of, as they find occaion. And
to agree upon method for calling proprie.
tors meetings for the future.
Giv1n under my hand and )ial, hbis jSesnd
day IF Mareb in The fsOelfib year of
BIZ MojIfyS reign, HanogRs Denim;
I77z. JONATHAN SEWALL.
Ia purfuance of the foregoing warrant, the
proprietors of the undivided tract of land
therein mentioned, are hereby notified and
warned to meet at time and place, and for
the purpo(es lct forth in faid warrant.
% JOHN SAVAGE.
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he
raj Aiicrtment of
: N S E E D S,

raj Aicrtment of
xlG IN Sc E D S,
.,~-----~o.l London in Capt. Cazneau'
1=- NERO nd to be fold by
FrOr,he y DAVIDSON, widow,
tne .dosn-isar lane, Bottom, 1.-THE neareff houie
ut down the lane, on the left, to the hon.
: Thomas Fucker, Efq.) viz.
EARLY Golden, Hotipur, carly
= Charlton, large and dwarf MaIrowf-t'
green Rounciyal, large Sugar,and Bulb Peas
Windfor, long Pod, and an aior'ment OF
Kedney Beans early Yorkihire. early Bat
terfey, early Dutch, early Sugar Loaf, Winter
and Green Savoy Cabbage, red ditto; Coli
Rover, Sweet Majorum, and Thyme, with
MANY others TOO numerous to be here men
toned. Alio,
A Collection of the beft Sorts OF
grated and inoculated Engiih FRU I
frees, as Cherries, Pares, Apples,
Ounces. Lime Trees, Englilh Elms rec
and white Dutch Curant Buihes, Engliff
GoOfberry Bufhes of all Sorts, AfparAgu
Plants of the large early Sert. Likewiiee, al
forts of PLAN rs in their lrafon, as Cab
bapes. Collifowers, Savoy, CELERY, Endive
Marioram, Thyme, Savory, Sives, Sage
Min, sc. with all Sorts of dried fwset Herbs
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" II ~ IL a ~ ~ ~ ~ w. 4
AT the New Book and Stationary Store, ops\
polite the Poa. Offct in Cornhlll, Bottom, !.
Has jua received from LONDON, :.
A Large and fine Alloumcnt Of the mott
Modern 3 O . X s,
In all branches of Literature, Arts and Sci.
ences, (which will be fold REMARKABLY Chap
for the cath
Among which are the following, viz.
HENRY on the Bible, s Vol.
J. l. folio. Ditto on Prayer. Ditto on tho
Sacrament. Q
Mrs. Macau'ay's HiRory Of England,4 Vol
Monteiquieu Spirit of Law, 2Vol.
Univertal Hhory. 30 Vol.
SCHOOL BOOKS of every kind.
With variety of the newell and beh
Books in LAW, PHYSlCK, HIS TORY.
and the CLASSlCKS.
BIBLES of all forts, viz. Large Church
Bibles, Folio, Family, Quarto, O6tavo. Mi
Mon and Poke, ditto, BY the Dozen,or fingle.
Likewile, large and compeat aiIorment
ofSTATIONARY, Accompt- Books of all
forts, Paper Of all forts a:d Gzes, Ink Powdsr,
Quilts, Sealing Wax and Waters, PreisPa-
per, lome of hyperion fort to any ever i'm
poretd, &c. sc. sc.
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UEfoN. STREET.

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DANIEL SCOTT.
July So

At bis Medicine Store the Sign Of the
Leopard, South End.
TAKES this method of inform
- ing all Gentlemen, Ladies, and o.
Tiers, who have had the Misfortune to Iole
their eeth, that he fill continues the Bu-
fines of making and fixing artificial I eeth
as u9ual. in 70 e'egant manner as to be
bu, little inferior to the natural, either in Ufe
Of Beauty, as many who have experienced
them can teRlfy Where afo any Perfon
afflicted with painful Stumps or urfound
Teeth, MAY have hem removed with a.pe-
culIar DexIerity and E4le And all Perfons
who have the Scurvy IN their Teeth, which
threatens their removal though fund, may
have them cleaned withoui hurting the E a.
mel, or in the eaR deerce me airing them, and
may befupplied wi h hisLEN rIUMCoNsE
vAToR, which is an excellent Powder, the
brtt adapted for prelervog the eeth and
Gums, and preventing them from Achmg.
of any P,epa alton ever offered to the Pub
lie: /, will cure the Scurvy in the Gums.
bring the Teeth to their original Wblt-neis.
and BY continuance OF its Ufe, vii Pre-.
lelve both Teeth and Gums IN pure fate
during life Ii is not pretended that II will
perform lmpofiibities, that it will mike
rotten Teeth lound, OF Will cafe them when
they violently auh; bur it will aiIuieov
prelerve thofe eeh found that ale 70, ard
caule the Gums to adneie to them and D, e.
vent thoie tha' arc deca}ed in par,, from
becoming wotie.
At the above Store NAV be had,
Morgan's uleful Eye Water, which
has IN 70 many cafes been found iervlceabIe,
that il mutt eicape the GENUINE of the moft
critical Ocuiifi- Brighten famous Bug Ii.
guild. which effectually deRroys ,hoie hate
full Vermin,-be they ever 70 rumerous.-
An Allotment of genuine patented and
other Medicines of the beft quality, and
Medicine Boxes for families OF Shipping,
with exact and particular directions tor uie-
ing them, and variety of other articles
cheap.
The above Powder may be had .sfo Of
Cox and Berry in Bottom, Doctor Kat in
Salem.and Drummer Iewett, Eiq; at lpfwich.
led M
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imported in the laif ihips f'om London, by
Ia MES PERKl N S
Two doors below tbs Bit IN Coffee Hcu!e,
Moth foe KingRre 81.
n LARGE aud neat ahortfneht
IA of Jingle, and double Flint Glals
Ware, pa n, enameled and engraved, Gu,
Wine Decanters and Salts. Likewife
Cream coloured DELPHI ard Flint
Ware, Bohea, Souchong az Hyfon Tea,
Mufard in pound, half pound, and quarter
pound Bottles, ditto by theDozen o. Pound,
without Bottles, Choice htft Go COMA
Anchovies in Bottles or by the Pound,
green Capers BY the bottle or pune, or-
don Almonds, Florence Oh, Eng Iih pick
led Walnuts, very fine red Hsrrlnss, Nut
megs, Cinnamon n, Cioves, Mace an1 Pep
per, Poland and commof Starch, IS and 8
Inch glazed Pipes, double and fagls rein
ed Egg. IN Loaf Sugar, GlolceRer and
Cheih'r- Cheefe. gronn Rice, &c sc &c.
Alto, NaragaEiet Cheefe, Cho-
colate by the B.x or Pound, + epoh ndl-
20, with many other A.tlc.es Ia tn Groee-
~ way. .. .aif
N. B. Stone Jugs, and Pickle Pets
Ali the above articles will be fold as CHEAP
a. at any Stoe in Tewn.
July e. He has jult imported a
large Af1rmeht I'm addition to the above J
o Cream coloured Stone, DELPHI and 6 al
Ware :-Shopkeepers in Town O. c. IN
Try may be fuppl'ed BY w holefale or Retail.
- He has afsw choice Hams of B con.
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a VApIEzv s AHA-.a.:n.A
A PRiN rS,and very neat Enersvines,
imported in one of the laf iles flom
London, to be fold by are
ST HEN WITHIN
oppoGte the fen Ofrhe COSn6-ld, and
STEPHEN WHITING, jun.
about halfway between thar and the Mill
Bridge; where may be had, at low price,
Looking Glafes, of almoft all
iizes, from one inch in length up to thirty.
FIX. by twenty in width.
% Al the fame places, GlaGss not ex-
ceeOing thirty by eighteen may be new Ill
vered. Cafes and Pictures of all forts
framed and GIT as well and as cheap as
any where in America.
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TT mufi afford very feSGble pleaiure to

TT muR afford very feSGble Pleafure to
every well wilher to learning IN general,
and to the Seminary in Cambridge IN parti-
cular, when any encouragement is given to
hope for its PROPERTY: all of this charaeter'
will be ready to improve every opportunity
to promote 70 good caufe. Such an one
is now offered to the pubic in the following
l. o 7 T E R Y,
granted by the General AGembly of the pro-
vince of heM4G4chuGetts-Bay, for the pur-
pole of rafting 3aool. L. M. for building a
new hail at Cambridge for the better &C
omodation of the Rudents -
TO the management whereof JoiePh
Jackf,n, and William Blair ] ownfend Eiqrs.
William reenleAf, Jonathan Mafon, Samu-
el Auitin, and H. Hill, Merchants, have
been appointed and duly fworn.
HARVARD-COLLEGE LOT
Terry, conflfs of 10000 Tickets, at b
Dollars eacn 3337of which are prizes OF the
following value, VIZ.
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10000 Tickets at 6 Dollars each are 10000
aa gorg Dollars,
su6 Not Two Blanks to Prize.
The above Scheme is calculated noreto
the advantage of the adventuTer, than per-
haps any other ever yet offered to the public
on this continent when this is conlIdered,
together with the generous deiign offsid Lot
terry, IN managers cannot but Aatter them
trrv~s MP 1AAiI n. .hIasA drau the fame in
aiew months.
As this undertaking Is deGgned foley for
the benefit OF the College, i is hoped that
thole who have received the honours OF that
fciety, and all others who have at heart the
c4ufe of learning, with which the good OF
ocIetyais 70 nearly connected, will readily
and oh elfully encourage il, BY becoming ad-
vNnturers. sfkt.i
PAb ic and ieafonable notice will be given
of the time and place Of drawing and 40
foon as the drawing is finifhed, lift of the
plies will be publilhed in Edes & ellis Bof-
ton Gazette, Sc. and the money paid othe
pofciIors of the benefit tickets, within twenty
days after publication of liz of prizes.
Gold as we'll as FLYER will be taken for
the tickets, and the pr zes paid off in like
manner, prizes not demanded within twelve
months after drawing, will not be paid. but
will be deemed as generouiy given fer the
purpofes aforefaid, and will be applied iac-
cordinglY. go .iD '''a- -
TICKETS are ready for fale at thehOufes
olJonalhan H1tiihgs and Andrew Boafdmah,
Eiq's. in Can't. idge. and at the Stores and
riouies of the managers in Bottom. 9so
sFLOREAT ACADEMIA
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THE Proprietors of BOSTON

= PER, otnerwIfe called ahe LONG,
WHARF, in the town of Boaon, are. In
conio. mi,y to an Aa Of the Great and
General Court, pafed the latt Seiiion,
Incorporating the faid Preprietors, hele-
b, notified to meet at the Brit h-Coffee-
Houfe in King-Suset, in Bolton afore.
fald on the Il A Wedneidzy of AuguR
nsxt, being the fifth Day OF faid MONTH
AZ three O'clock in the Afternoon, then
and there to choole q Moderator and to
fix on lome Method, tor ra'ihg Money
for defraying the Charge OF iucn new
Work and Repairs, as have already been,
or may then. be Determined and voted
TO be eff.eted, and for calling future
Meetings OF faid PROJECTORS and gene
rally to traniaa any other Buiinefs' that
ihall properly come before them, and be
for the lnteIeG. of the Propriety.a ss7asl
Bs9ss,s Jug ~, 1874. 49, ,.
VS. lob PRINCE, Projectors Clerk.
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IOHN HODGSON N,

Fl BY informs the Public,
THAT he carries on his Buff
L nefs of BOOK BINDER, az his
Shop oppofre Mr.. Phoip Free|ans Jaa
near Liberty Tree. the ihop Mr. Ohm
Gteenlaw lately improved, where he enea-
pes to ex cute any orders he may receive as
nra, as any London binding, and at th'
moft re.fonab'e prices. Gentlemen wat
ej on al the fhorteR notice, and tn
fmalieft fayours gratefully acknowledged
N. B. Osders from the Country ttiiet J
attended to.
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TO be fold by Samuel Sloane,
L at his Difil- Houfe, oppoli:e the Blue
ball andMalon's Arms, formerly Green ORA
gon, New England RUM, and all forts Of
SPIRl rs. cheap for cath or MoaGss aud
as be makes thoie articles himfef, he will
warrant them fit for any market.
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ans la & OBJ II E M E T, 2
DEN llSr to her Mighty and the PriI
az org ceis Amelia. &

DEN lISr to her Naisqy and the PIin-
ill org ceis Ameia. q -"
DEGS Leave to recommend to
- tne Pubic, his newly dlcovered El-
Enee of Pearl, and Pearl Dsrtifries, which
he has found to be greatly hyperion not only
10 Z eesnce, but alio in efficacy, to any thing
haherto made ufe of for complaints of the
7<xtb and Gams,: Particularly they will pre-
lsrus tbs, Tfsfb in a,Perfea found fate, even
to old age; they render them white and
beautiful, without in the leaf impaifing' the
enamel; faj9sn fucb as are loole, keep. fuch
As are already decayed from becoming WORE,
utevent the 7sstb Arb, perfect y curenthe
Senrvy in toe GsnlS, and make them grow
6yhnand DIFF to the testh; they like~iie
render the breath delicate, tweet, and re-
mcdy almot all ,thofe dhorders that are the
coniequence of Ieorbutic gums. a : %.
Sold2 (by appointment Of Mr.. Hemetl
wholelale and retail, byaW. BeJky. Perfut
n1er, in Cocklpur ftreet. near the bottom
of the Hay. market, London, and at WTE-
IN SCOTS LIN Linen Store, near the Draw
Rndge, Bottom, New England. !
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he
lrilh Linens.
WILLIAM sc O T I,

a, his IRISH LINEN STORE
In Aon.ffreet, near the ID sw-bndge, Bof-
ton, has jul imco'ted from Ireland,
n LARGE aGortment of 3-4ths
IA 9th and yard wide InIh Linens of
all prices, Fable Cloths of all fizes, Diapers
Clouting ditto, Huckabuck, Dowlas. white
Ticking, brown Holland, &c. o,uea
At faid Sore are a'fo to be fold,
Nv WHOLESALE and RE / AL,
tbeing a Fsefh lmpcrtation)
A great Variety OF
European and India @ 0 q u ..
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To be S q L ID by
JOSEPH PALMER & SON,
Al their Store, at the lower end OF King
Street, Bottom;
CPERMA~ ETH CANDLES !:
~ Alto, An AGortment Of ENGLISH,
SEQ rcd and IRISH GOODS, and few
Cafks of BRiS rOL BEER. foa
They have alto to fell, at the
HouGe Of. JosLPH GRRENLEAF, Efq; in
Hanover Rect, near the Orange tree.
A good AGortment of IRISH IL
MEMS. ss..o,.A IA ,.tes
~. B. The above Goods will DC fold
Wholefae or retail, for little more than the
Ster ing Colt and charges. s 5,
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E.DkNAZER HANCOCK, s
AT his lhOp 10 Marfhall's Lane, between
the fign Of the Corn fields and the Mill
Bridge I; begs leave to acquaint his FORM
ergood cuaomers and others, that he has
juR opened for fAle, pi tel ,.ns y
A. FRESH af1ort:nent of Hard
"A Ware Goods, which he is determin
ed to fell at the very loweif Advance, for
Cain only :-Thoie who pleai> to favour
him with their CuRom may depend upon
being well uied and all faVOurs gratefully
acknowledge.
no be SOLD very cheap for
j cath, or EngIilh Goods. a new Fall
back CdAISE, and ALTO SULKEY, very
neatly made, with Harnefes for each COM
plea'. Enquire of the Printer.
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+ HUR S b A Y, March as.
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"a T a General Council held ae the
"a Council. Chamber in Bottom on
Wednelday the 18th of March, his Ex-
cel-ncy the Governor was plea(ed to no
micate
Jim.s Gowen, EGq; to be juaiee Of
th= inferior Court OF Common Pleas for
the county of Yo'k.
Jonathan Sayward, Efq; to be a Judge
,: Probate of Wills, and (pecial Judge
{ The interior Court Of faid county.
OImm-r Jewett, Efq; TO be JuRicc
Peace for the county of Eif-x.
than White, Efq; Levi Willard,
;,phraim WooIlon, Eiq; Samuel
E.q; John Mvzzy, Eiq; and
IS Bngd.n, Efq; to he Juit,ces of
&c sor the county of WoIestter.