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The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1772-10-29

lust IMP RTE ID,
And TO be fold by wholefale or retail,
Extremely Cheap for Cath, by
JOSHUA BLANCHARD, jun.
AT has Shop over BLANCHARD'S Wine
Cellar, Dock Square, Bolton,
CHOICE Che(hire Cheeles,
~ Gloccfcr ditto, Bohea and Hyfon ca,
Engifh Loaf Sugar, double and treble rehn-
ed ditto, Nutmegs, Cloves, Mace, CHINA
mon, Pepper, Ginger, Cunants and Pruants,
Beff Durham Mulfa,d in pound, half and
quarter pound Bottles, belf Florence Oh in
uncommon large Flafks, Brimfone, Alum,
Coppeias, Salt Petre, Split Peafe, IS and 10
Inch I'D Pipes. large Bowl Hunters dltto'
Painters Oil and colours, Leaf Gold, Sieve
Bottoms, No. a and IL Pins, Engliih Sole
Leather, Olnaburgs, Ravens Duck. Gun
Powder in half Barrels and quarter Barrels,
Shot of all Sizes, Bar Lead, large and
fmall States, Playing Cards neat abort
ment of cream coloured and gla(s ware, few
ing Irvine, sc. A l. 3 y,
Brown Sugars Of various forts, Coffee,
Cocoa, Chocolate, Cotton, Indigo, Snuff,
Redwood, Logwood, new Flour, choice
Dumb Filth, &c.
N. B. Ali forts of Wines, Wef-lndia
and New England Rum, Brandy, Jamaica
Spirits, sc. fold at the abovelaid Cellar. as
ufual.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1772-10-29
In P 0 R T Z D

IN OR T Z d
In the Taft fhips from England, by
John BARRETT and SONS,
And now opening
AT their Store near the M'LL'BRIDGE,
OST 0 N,
A very neat and Universal afortment OF
European and Eaft- ida GOoDo
Adapted to the Seaion.
AS they have reafon to think that no Perion
or perfons, in the trade, can, or do procure
their goods on better terms, 70 they natter
themielves that, at their very low advance
they mutt turn out, both by WHOLE-
SALE and RE TAIL, as cheap as can De
bought for cath THEY PRESUME
NOT 70 SAY CHEAPER THAN at
any Store in the province.
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DANIEL SCOT T,
AT his Medicine Store the Sign Of the
Leopard, South End.

AT his Medicine Store the Sign OF the
Leopard, South End.
TAKES this method of inform
= ing all Gentlemen, Ladies, and o.
theirs, who have had the Misfortune to loie
their Teeth, that he fill continues the Blu
finefs of making and fixing artificial Teeth
as ufual, in 70 elegant manner as to be
but little inferior to the natural, either in Uie
OF Beauty, as many who have experienced
them can teafy 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 Enr-
mel, or in the leaf degreeimp.tnere, to rend
may befupplied with hisDEsOD for their gre
vAToR, which is an excericate the inAletit
bef adapted for preiervingm the divine vel
Gums, and preventing the.
of any Preparation ever ofeiylvania has liiu'
lie Ii will cure the Scurvp the dittieiies !,
bring the Teeth to their origites, and recoI,
and by a continuance of its nd traders efpe.
fcrve both Teeth and Gums tango tn tlhPste
during life.--It is not pretended that it will
perform Impofibilities, that it will make
rotten Teeth found, or will cafe them when
they violently ach; but it will afuredly
preferve thole Teeth found that are 70, and
caufe the Gums to adhere to them and pre-
vent thoie that are decayed in part, from
becoming worGe.
AT the above Store may be had
Morgan's uGeful Eye Water, which
has in 70 many cafes been found lerviceable
that it mutt elcspe the cenlure of the moft
critical OculiH-Brigifen's famous Bug Ii
quid, which efFe6tually dearoys thofe hate
full Vermin,-be they ever 70 numerous
An Allotment of genuine patented and
other Medicines of the beff quality, and
Medicine Boxes for Families or Shipping,
with exact and particular directions for ufe-
ing them, and variety of other articles
cheap.
The above Powder may be had ALTO Of
Cox and Berry in Bottom, Doctor Kaa in
Salem. and Drummer Jewett, Efq;at Ipfwich.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1772-10-29
IOHN SIX N N E R,
Pc w T E r + R,

n CQUAlNTS his cuftomers
IA and Others, in town and country,
that he has removed from the North End,
into the houfe adjoining Mr.. Psnucl Bow
ems, little northward of the iign of the
Lamb, IN Newbu'y-free', Bottom, where
he continues to make and fell, by whole
fale, all forts of pewter ware, ufually made
in New England: ALTO, diihes and plates
hammered the fame as in London all who
pIeafe to favour him with their cufom, may
depend on being fupplied on as good terms
as any where in New-England, and as
we'll ufed by letter as if prefent; letters or
orders for him left with Mr.. Edward
Holyoke, at Colonel Jonathan Snelling's
Store, on Treats wharf, near the Town
Dock, will come fate and fp:edily to hand.
ALTO TO be fold or let, very good
NG-HOUSE and LAND, f.
tuate and fronting on Clarke's-Square,
North End, with three rooms on floor,
a large entry, paved yard, we'll OF wa
ter with pump and good garden, and back
way into Middle Rreet, pealantly fiiuated.
For particulars enquire of faid Skinner.
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DUNCAN INGRAHAM, Jun.

hcquaints his Friends and the Public of the
Arrival of very Large and Elegant Ar
fortment of
FNGLISH, India and Scotch GOODS,
- which are now ready for Sale, at bis
Shop in Union Street oppoGte Samuel
Grant, Efq; and fon, where he gives confant
Attendance, and will fell Whoefale and
Retail as cheap for Cath at any any Store in
Amerca.-His Prices will how the Goods
well charged, and doubts not of giving fats.
faction to all who pleafe to favour him with
their cuffom.
N. B. Hehas almof every Article ufual-
ly enquired for in that way.
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10 HIN w H | T E,

Informs the publick, that he has to SELL
ALL forts of Garden SEEDS,
IA imported from Europe; and feeds
faved here, of this years produce, very iult-
ahlc for the Wet Indies. Alic, variety
Of fine Eneliih Cherry Trees, and num-
Der of grated Apple trees, and a great
number of fiandard and trained CuITant
Trees, Goofbury Buihes, Ounce and Lime
Trees. A few Engllfh Pear and Plumb
Trees, are now ready to be taken up, Horie
Raddifh, Sweet Herbs, and a few other
articles at his Nurlery Garden in Seven
Star Lane, next to the Hon. Thomas Fluck-
err, E.qt's. in Boitor.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1772-10-29

Imported in the Taft ihips from London and
Briffol, and to be fold by
P E T ER H U @ n Z ),
At his Store in Kiug-feet,
CHOICE Newcaltle Coal, Hemp,
" Cordage, Engliib, Rufia ard Ravens
Duck, IicklenbuFgh, Dowlas, broad
Cloths, FRIES, DuHils, beaver Coating
Calamancoes, Poland and common Starch
Florence Oil, printing Ink, writing paper
I'D. cd. Sd. and rod. nails, fheathng ditto,
Shot, bar Lead, Powder in half and quarter
barrels, cod and Mackrel Lines and Hooks,
fail, feline and whipping Irvine, half and
quarter boxes of by s, 7 BY 9, and BY
10 Glas, Jingle, double and treble refined
loaf Sugar, IL, IS, IS and I'll inch Pipes
doctors Phials, common quart and Cham
pain Bottles in hampers of one groce each,
crates of Earthen Ware, Pepper, CHINA
mon, Cloves and Mace, Durham Muifard,
z, 2, d and Grind&ones, bef London
Porter in hampers of 3 and 4 dozen
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BOS N: Printed by ISAIAH THOMAS,

by
GnSR M m2CmmdDP @asman
m &mM me , NhvP tam R Rkwmu
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4 WOMAN with good brealt
I n of milk, that can be well recommend
ed, would be glad to go into credible fami-
~ to fuokle. E2qulre at Mr.. Mc'C!uer's
next door to Captain Conners.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1772-10-29

oS hdo dt idiu pace, alo lew qulntaiS u
good table FISH.
To be o L d..
Upon the mott reafonable terms,
AT Store No. 6, next to Mr.. Eli, Gray's.
opPoiite the EAT end Of Faneu Hal, and
leading down BY Treats and Spears
wharf, by
IA Me S S w A N,
NEW Philadelphia FLOUR.
L Y fine and fupsr6nc, loaf and brown
Sugar, Wef-India Rum, cotton Wool.
Chocolate, Pepper, &c. &c. Alto, Nut
megs, Cloves, Cinnamon, Mace, aud fun.
dry articles of grocery WARE, very cheap.
THE Subscriber informs the
Il gentlemen and ladies' in town. thar
ne ProPoles to open anENGLlSH GRAM
MAR-SCHOOL for the inRruaion Of
youth, in houle adjoining to the Teafurer's
office now improved by Mr.. Greeuleaf.
From eight o'clock to eleven in the morn
ing, and from two to FIVE in the afternoon.
ne will teach reading and Englifh grammar ;
and from eleven to twelve in the morning.
and from FIVE to fix in the afternoon. will
teach Englilh grammar, logic, competition
and elegant letter-wrting,on bufneis, Friend
fhiP, &c. Price fifteen fhiling per quarter.
No fire money nor entrance will be REQUIRED.
As many gentlemen have recommended
fuch a fchooi, as being much wanted in the
town, and encouraged the fubiciber to open
one, he hopes for the double Abstraction Of
promoting the public intereR and his own.
AS he has fpent many years in teaching
youth, he aPprehends, by the application Of
the rules which he has collected from OFFER
walton and experience, he can learn children
to read in lefs than half the time they COM
monty fpend in learning and in a fhort
time correct bad pronunciation, which
they often contract, and if not early correct
ed becomes habitual, and is laRing bic
milh 20 their reading or difcourfe.
The knowledge of EngIilh-grammar,Iocic
and competition, is 70 ehsntial in education.
that no Perfon can make any figure in the
lettered world without it therefore il muft
be a great advantage to all who have DOT had
Poh's education, 10 acquire thoie parts of
learning. Young matters and mifss who
are arrived to years of understanding, may
acquire (uficient knowledge in grammar
and competition in ihort time.
Gentlemen and ladies, who incline to fend
their children to the fchool above mentioned.
are deilred to engage them foon, and leave
their names with the fublcIiber at his lodg-
lngs, Mrs. Holbrook's, near the common.
] o S H w ARD,
Bsqe1, O60btr S. I772.
N. b. As a number of children have
been engaged iince writing the above, the
ichool will be opened next Monday.
~ If fuficient number fhould offer, for
an evening fchool, to be inHrueted in any of
the aforementioned branches Of Learning,
the lchool will be kept Monday and Wednef.
day Evenings.
4 NUMBER of Gmall BOOKS
i n for Children alfo W,;t;nr p,.-
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A general allortment of
ENGLIS @ . . ID 5,

EN- GLIS Fl @ 0 0 d S,
Iuft opened and to be SOLD, by
NATHANIEL ABRAHAM,
At his Shop oppoGte the 6gn of the Seven
Stars, in Ann-freet, very cheap for
CASH only,
Among which are,
COUIRREL and fancy Mufs,
- with and without Tippets, fquirrel and
other FUR trimmings for ladies cloaks, Engllih
Clogs, Shoes and Goloihoes, with variety
of fix, FIX and cotton, fix and worried,
and all kinds of linen and woollen goods
ufually imported for mems and wsmen's APP
parel.
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ITO be fold by Samuel Sloane,
L at his Difil Houfe, oppoGte the Blue
ball andMafon's Arms, formerly Green Dra-
gon, New England RUM, and all forts of
SPIRITS, cheap for cath or Molahes /; and
he makes thofe articles himfelf, he will
warrant them FIT for any market.
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4 NUMBER of fmall BOOKS
1 n for Children, ALTO Writing Paper,
Bonnet Paper, Brown Paper, Sealing Wax,
Waiter, Slates, &c.t be fold by I.THoMAs.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-09-17
F R l D A Y, September 1
B o S + O N.

There are thirty members Of the general
.Ahtmbly OF the province of New Jcifey
all of whom sGeeared, and were qualified
the firft day cfthe teilion: They have cbo.
fes Cortland Skinner, Efq; their Speaker.
We hear the nsne Of the preacher that
people were lately cautioned TO beware OF
was B anchard; and that he has fince been
detected in fealing and committed to
Spring field goal. ,A.
KINosTowN, Isl Ercrri1 Jnb i. The
Soop Bottetourt, Cap. Halliburton, arrived
here on Sunday from Dominica, having on
board great Quantity of Ordnance Stores,
and Detachment Of the Roy al Regiment
of Artillery under the Command of Lieut..
Rofs and on Friday Morning Capt Hal
liburton failed for Grenada with dispatches
from his Excellency the Governor.
On Monday bis MajeHy's (hip Of war tn,
Favourite, Captain Bieg, failed fom King
+tA4e-~Q for Queens Bay. And on Tueids,
The bennington, Capt. Clarke, failed for
FJrtetAay.
- k~JD<0dtuIOdy ldit was puOItlcO III Ming
flown, an AT of the Legislature of thi,
Iland, entitled, IN Act TO impowtr The Per
Jon esmna1disg in This Iland for the rimt be
ing, BY and roub The Conlsnt effls Council, Il
0der em certain nEmbsr Of negreG ana
mules, to be rmpleJed frOm Gmf 10 nmt 0ssf.
egyfon may require. And,
On Wednesday laf was ALTO pubIilbed
I'M A6 fer laying duty Of pswde, on al
veDlb trading TO and tTem tbs LGand, Js,
ne Prnet7ien and dtffaes Of the Iame.
BAssETERRE. n.CbifgpbfyJ 3niy 40.
BY a velel which arrived yeiterday from St.
Vincent, we are cfedibly informed, that the
Indians were intending thtm(elves on the
boundaries Of that part OF the lland which
they claim, and are refolVed ultimately to
oppofe The entrance of our troops INFO then
country, 10 that it is imagined there will be
many lives loft. The troops from Antigua
were expected the day after this veHsl Ief
the lland, and it is iuppoied thofe ORDERED
from the continent are there by this time.
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S AT u R D Y, September Il.
b q S 7 O N.

His Excellency General Ley borne, Co.
werner of Grenada, having lately requeit
ed of the Legislature of Antigua the Loan
OF fix or eight FINAL field pieces Of Aril-
cry (of which if is faid they pofrfs a
very excellent Train the ho6fe Of Atm
bly, declined complying with the RsquiG-
ton, although Sir Ralph Payne, their Go
vernon, saured them that he knew the
pieces Of Artillery, for the Loan which fhe
General had applied, were intended to BE-
employed upon very effential fervice to
his Majefy. The AGembly fay, -G''As
{" from the orders which have been lately
s' iGacd TO his Majefy's Troops in this
i" Iland, TO hold themfelves in rezdinefs
{" to go upon fore fervice in the vicinity
thereof, we have great reafon to believe
+" we lhall be deprived of, AT leaa, part
/" of them, we cannot at this time give
Sc our content to any meafufe that can at
&c at all tend to the lefening of our own
&C Security"
NEw-YoRE,' Stptez5<r 7. Since our
laR 8 Companies of his Mejefy's Doth or
Royal American Regiment, embarked here
for Elizabeth. Town, Amboy, and New.
Brunf~ick, in New Jerfey.
Thwfaay lxif' the Lord HydE Packet,
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thursday, SEPTEMBER II, i77a.
TNUMB: 81.

Captain Goddard, failed from hence with
the Mail for Falmouth. ...., ,.e..,..
), The Coroner Of Btookhaven, on Long,
I1and, informs the Public, that about the
10th Of lat Month, the BODY CT man was
found at pace called Old Field ,Bcechs
very much confumed, and fuppoied to have
been drowned j his head, hands and ons
foot gone, and had. iiocking, ihoe, and
buckle, on the other foot: His iiocking was
OF m xed blue and white colour, very inc
yarn, and footed with very coatfc yarn |, His
buckle was of hard q etal, waihed and Aowf
cred, Of long form, and fomewhat round
ar the corners, with feel cNape and TOM
quo. The body was buried on the Old
Field Beech, in decent manner. y. ;, /,
Capt. Deane,. from St. Kits, the sIth
ult. in lat. 81, 48, lor. 70, fpoke with CsP',
Fullerton, in fhip of this port, with three
briggs in company, from ST. .Auguaine, for
ST. vincents, having the 9th Regiment
on board.
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ibis Day PnbG6sd, fbt Stfsad Edition.
Price 3. I'D neatly bound and lettered. /
And Sod BY JOHN BoYLEs, Printer, next
Door TO the hrce Doves, Marlborough
Street R. DRAPER, Printer in New
bury Street EDEs and Gill, Primers
in Queen Street H. KNOX and T.
LANcDcN, Stationers. in CornhilI and
by ]. F. CoSDY, in Union-Sreet. =
y VINDICATION Of the Co.
"A vernment OF NE N-ENGLAND
CHURCHES drawn from ANTIQUITY /;
the Light OF Mature; Holy Scripture its
noble Nature /; and from the Dignity Dr.
vine Providence has put upon it,. ALSO,
The Churches Quarrel Efpoufed :
Or, SatyricaI Reply to certain PropofsIs
made, in Anfwer to this Queffion,-What
further Steps are to be taken that the Coun-
Gil may have due Contribution and Efficacy
in Supporting, PreferyiGg,. and Well-Or-
dering the intelef of the Churches in the
Countryi IKE wis z,
A Platform of Church Difcipline :
Gathered out OF the word OF GOD, and 40
greed upon by the Elders and MeAengers or
the Churches aliembled at Cambridge.
1913. u,
A Confehion of faith, owned and
'coniented unto by the Elders and MeHen-
gers of the Churches attended at Bolton.
New. England, May, Il, 1850.
To which is annexed,
An Extract from a Book intituIed,
NEw-ENoLAED's LAMENTATIONS.
wrote by the Rev. Mr.. John White, late
Paitor of the hrff Church in Gloucefier
to which is fubjoined Letter by another
hand, fhewingk eaions for adhefeing to our
Platform as rule of Church. Government.
and objections againf Ruling Elders an
fwered.
7bl Wsrk i; b highly 6bpysvsd Of By
MH"kiHd tn general, fand sjpsaSlly BY fbsjs
s06' arg 0iissUtd 10 be tbs 6sR 10dgn) that ii
bas gone through rue Edfiisns IA 06sEf s
MSHfbS /; and az many PsyJauf tO0s diJGp-
painted Of a Cspy in ibt Srmsr Edition, IL IL
bsPFd thy nil nof be b0tkwGyd in frrnil5isg
fbfmlFfUD ftl,tsUif6. in fbfprsifnf. Is Ecclefi.
atlcal LIBERTY s0ert6 prtJsrVigg : So Gri
mr.. Wife's Ws,k5 in Tis4ieofisa 1OEsE
% SUBSCRIBERS are csii' ed TO call or
lend for their Book to John BOyles, the
Pubiilher.
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affection between the P,ince and people, as
ate intiipenfably nseeHsry to the well being
Of both.
am,my Lord your Lordihip's mott ODE.
dent humble ferv4nt.
BsR0n. Sept AZ, I77z. BEN SCOTUS.
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Vol. Ii. ]
For the MASSACHUSETTS SPY.
To LORD NJ A N S F I E L d.

If late cloud OF ITlcerIe
gone up to your name,
for your rigbfs0as determi-
nation in the Negro caufe,
we acknowledge is a wen
de, full difp'ay of your regard
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Imported in the fsveral ihips this Spring
from London, by
T II O NJ A S l. Z +,
At hi, fore near the Swing Bridge, Bottom
n VERY full and compleat Al
n forment of PIECE GOODS:
LADIES SILKS, with which he
is conaandy fupped) of The newell faihions
he has now by him mott elegant variety,
competed of almcft every kind in uie:
Book and Thick Mullins, Tombour work
ed ditto, rich Bfuasls and Mecklen Laces.
IRIS LII N E N S,
RTE BON s,
PAP Err H NC | N G S,
Rich and Baket worked Gold and Silver
Blu T r ON S,
GOLD and Sill YER AGE S,
WATCHES of various Sorts, alto,
Warranted Gun Powder, Shot, Nails,
6 by 8, 7 b. Q, and 8 by 10 Window Glais,
genuine Kippen's Snuff, Alum, Rufia, Ra
vens and Engiiih Duck, Olnaburgs, Verdi
greeie, SC.
: - Said LEE receives all bis Goods from
hf HAMS only, and will fupply ShcpkeeP
efs and Traders on as good Term, a. aAJ per-
Jan in Bgl20n.
The greatsR Encouragement to bsts aVbo
pwfbaje Nth b,sj'M Money.
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June iiS.
DANIEL SCOTT.

At his Medicine Store the Sign Of the
Leopard, South End.
TAKES this method of inform
l. ing all Gentlemen, Ladies, and o.
Tiers, who have had the Misfortune to loie
their Teeth, that he fill continues the Bu-
iinefs Of making and fixing artificial Teeth
as uiual, in 70 elegant amanner as 70 be
but little inferior to the natural, either in Ule
Oh Beauty, as many who have experienced
them Can teflfy Where ALTO any Perfon
ficted with painful Stumps or unbound
leeth, may have shem removed with pc
GUITAR DexterltS and Eafe And all Perfons
who have the ocurvy in their Teeth, which
threatens their removal though found, may
have them cleaned without hurting the Ena-
nei,o in The leAit ree,mpaiting them, and
may oeiupplIed with ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
yAroR, winch is an excellent Powder, the
beit adapted for preiervIng the eeth and
Gdms, aud preventing them from Aching
OF any Pdepa' alton ever offered TO the Pub
lie IL vii cure the Scufvy IN the Gums,
bring the ee'n TO their original WhiteGefs,
AID oy continuance OF its Ule, will Pre-.
fefve both eeih and Gums In pure Rate
DUNG lie --lt IS not pretended thai il will
pcEtonn iinqYMbiities, that it.. will NIKE
rotten eelh t3and, OF viii cafe them when
iney violently ach but il viii aGuredly
pTeiervc thofe eeth found that al 10. and
cadie the Gums TO adhere 10 them and ore.
ven thofs that are decayed in part, from
becoming worie. 81 j. ..2 --a
At tie above Store may be had,
Morgan's ufeful Eye Water, which
has In 70 mary cafes been found .erviceable,
That It mutt eicape the cen(ure of the moR
critical Ocu.ih-Brigifen's famous Bug Lii
quid, which efe6tually deRroys thoie hate
tul Vermin, be they ever 70 numerous
fan aiiotment of genuine patented and
other Medicines of the beft 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 KAT in
oaem,and Dummer Jeweu, Etq; at Ipfwic
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70 ANDREW DEXTER,

70 AN DR. E-W DEXTER,
In Hanover. ifreet, Lite % tie south ward
q OF roe Min bridge, BosToN has opened,
and now has to oiipofe o, both by whole
(ale and retail, IS IS irm
GOODS of various forts, freh
NJ 4nd NJ W, from cifferent ports. He
could mention the lhps BY which he receiv-
ed them, and the names of the REFLECTIVE
commanders but moit people know th,t
this will not affect eitSer the quality o. the
price. He could sA':rt that they wete
bought with ready money, came immedi-
atelv from the manufacturers, and are the
BIZ of the fevera kinds that were ever inn
ported. All this be could fay-All this
indeed is eaGy faid But if be ihould add
,hat G5pk.pErs may haze bis Egyl6 GSsd.ss
.bsob as ,ysmtks Merchants in LSsdon,h he fears
that lome folks would callit bl6fag, and o.
theirs would give il even a sUOrJ name. Ifhis
goods are cheaper than they arc fold at any
Other ihopin town, tits abundantly fuAiciens.
He will not, however, roundly affirm any
fuch thing. He only wilbes good people,
country Shopkeepers in particular, as they
pats along, would be kind enough to call
ana inform themfelves. After they have
viewed every article he has got, though
they fhou!d not then chufe to purchafe e.
ven one of them, be will nevertheless own
himfef under great obligations, and will
kindly thank them for having given him.
rea(on 10 hope that, at fome future time,
they will favour him with their Cuftom.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-06-18
EBENEZER HANCOCK.

At bis lhoP in MarlhalPs Lane, between
the Gga of the Corn. fields and the Mill
Bridge begs leave to acquaint his form
er good cufomers and others, that he has
juf opened for fale,
\ FRESH af1ortment of Hard
n Ware Goods, which he is determine
ed to fell at the very lowea Advance, for
Cath only :-Thoie who pleafe to favour
him with their CuRom may depend upon
being well ufed and all fasours gratefully
acknowledged.
Bottom, June 8, I77z.