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NATH. & JOSEPH CRANCH.
Lately from ENGLAND.

lRoNMoNGERs and GUNsMITHs.
Hereby inform the Public, that thew have
taken Shop nearly oppofte the Ggn of
the Lamb, in Newbury-Rreet, Bottom.
where they now have for faIe,
4 VARIETY of Articles in
1 \ the Gun Way, viz. Barrels, Locks.
Brafs Mounting, Forged Work for Locks,
Pocket Piffols, Very handfone iin.lhed
Guns. &c. which were all bought of the
Makers IN England with Ready Money, and
will be fold as cheap as can be bought any
where in this country. -
They have likewife for Sale a
Parcel of excellent hardL London PEWTER.
and feveral other Articles in the Hard Ware
way. Alto, an Allotment of Linens.
Broad Cloths, Pins, Paper Hanging, sc.
which will all be fold at the very Lowell Adj
vance for Cab.
N. B Said JOSEPH fiocks and f.
nifhes Guns, and does all kinds eff Work
in the Gun Way; he alto grinds and polifh-
IS Razors. Seiiars, Penknives, sc. ia the
bef and cheapeff Manner.
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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 lofe
their Teeth, that he fill continues the Bu-
iineis of making and fixing artificial T e.h
as ufuai, in 70 elegant manner as 10 be
but little inferior to the natural, either in Ule
OF Beauty, as many who have experienced
them can tefiify Where alto any Perfon
afflicted with painful Stumps or Unbound
Teeth, may have them removed with a pc
cuiar Dexteity and Eafe.-And all Pe.fons
who have the Scurvy in their r ee,h, which
threatens their removal though found, may
have them cleaned without hurting the Eaa.
mel, or IN the leaf degreeimpairine them. and
may befupphed with his DsNrruMCoNsrs-
vAToR, which is an excelIea, Powder ~.
belt adapted for preierving the Teeth and
Gums, and preventing them from Aching.
OF any Preparation ever offered to the P,b.
lie 1t will cure the Scurvy in the Gums
bring the Teeth to their original Wbtene(s.
and BY continuance of its Ue, will Pre-.
ferye both Teeth and Gums in ou,ee Ate
during life lit is not pretended thar il will
perform fmpoiibiliiies, that it will mars
rotten Teeth found or will cafe tbem.wben
they violently acb; but it .,il aiaadv
pfeferve thoIe Teeth found that are e. and
cauie the Gums TO adhere to then, and nre-
vent thofe that are decayed in Dart. frpn,
becoming worfe.
AT the above Store may be had.
Morgan's ufeful Eye-Water, which
has IN 10 many cafes been found feryiceable.
that it mutt eicaPe the CENTRE of the rnoa
critical Ocuif-Brigifen'S famous Bug Li-
qaid. which efeauaIly deftroys .heN hate
full Vermin,-be they ever 70 ntmerous-
An ailortment of genuine patterned and
other Medicines of the beR Quality. and
Medicine Boxes for Families or Shipping.
with exact and particular directions for ufe-
ing them, and a variety of other articles
cheap.
The above Powder may be had alfo Of
Cox and Berry in Bottom, Doctor Kaf in
Salsm.znd Drummer Jewett, Eta; at lpfwich.
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q ANDREW DEXTER,

70 AN DR. E w DE K I f. K,
In Hanover. ftrret, a little to the Southwark
of the Mill bridge, BosroN, has opened,
and now has to diipoie oi,both BY whole
f,le and retail,
GOODS of various forts, frefh
r and new, from different ports. He
could mention the hips by which ne recelv-
ed them, and the names of the respective
commanders but mott people know that
this will not affect either the quality or the
price. He could slert that they were
bought with ready money, came immedi-
ately from the manufacturers, and are the
bef of the feveral kinds that were ever inn
ported. All this he could fay.--All this
indeed is eafly Eaid But if be ihould add
that y6epktspsrs may have bis EagE6 Gs0ds as
rbset a, from tbsA1syebants ~ Lsndoa,hc fears
that Tome folks would callit pgtMg, and O.
theirs v ould give it even Esrjs name. lfhis
goods are cheaper than they are fold at any
other fhopintown,itis abundsntly efficient.
He will not, however, roundly affirm any
fuch thing. He only wiibes good people,
country Shopkeepers in particular, as they
PATS along, would be kind enough to call
and inform themfelves. After they have
viewed every article be has goi, though
they fhould not then chute to purchafe e.
ven one of them, he will nevertheless own
himfelf under great obligations, and will
kindly thank them for having given him
reafon to hope that, at fome future time,
they will favour him with their Cuitom.
To be S O L D, Cheap,
n NEW Genteei Fall-back
IA CHAT S E, with Harnefs and e.
very Thing compleat, warranted to be made
Of good Materials, and the Workmanship
well executed. Enquire Of the Printer.
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To be L E r,

n LARGE and commodious
II Chamber and Garrett in the front
part of dwelling houfe, at the fouth part
of the town, nearly oppofite the ign Of the
Lamb, alto FINAL bed room and privilege
in the cellar and garden. Enquire of the
Printer, OF Of Nathaniel and Jofeph CrancR
at faid houic.
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To be SOLD by
Tolley Allen,

AT his (hop in M4rIborough-Street, Bolton,
the fhop DR.. Gibbons formerly improved
A very LARGE and NEAT
Allotment of
Engli(h and India GOODS,
Suitable for the Seafons.
ConGfting chiefly of all kinds,
the Particulars too numerous for
an Advertisement.
AS the faid allen is determined,
on an entire New Plan,
His WHOLE Stock in Trade he will fell,
either by Wholefale or Retail, at
a Uery Ettlt more than the
Sterling colt and
charges,
He Aatters himieIf that the advantage that
NAV arile TO his cuifomers, will be equal 1t
not hyperion TO their purchaGng at any whole
fale or retail fl,op or fore in town or country.
N. B. Choice Green and Bohea TEA,
and all kinds of Spice, likewiie Indigo, Look
ing Glafes, bell of India China,with Delph,
Stone and Eauhern Ware. &c. &c.
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70 be P III B Ii c.

~ We ~ II -
TINE variety and number of ar
I dcles,impOned BY the fubIcriber in the
leveral fhipsju arrived from LONDON,
are 70 great, as would make the enumerati-
on tedious to the reader, and expeuiive TO
the advertiser Il may be enough to fay, bis
aflonment conGas of every article uiually
enquired for /; that the mo& civil and oblig-
ing treatment may be expected, Of which ne
is capable and that regard will be ihewn to
the intereit Of his cuftomers, in the lownefs
of his prices.
ConRant attendance will be given in the
wholeiale and retail way, at bis SHOP near
the head of Dock Square, and at his STOKE
in WILLOWS Lane.
SA M II Ell E Ii o T.
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DUNCAN INGRAHAM, Jun.
Has juit received by Calef from LONDON,
A compleat Afiortment of
ENGLISH and INDIA GOODS
Which he win fell at a very low rate for
cath TAT the Store lately improved By F.
w. Geyer, in Union-Street, Boifon1
where all tho(e who plezfs to favour him
with their cuRom, may depend on good
attendance, and the fmalleft avours
gratefully acknowledged.
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TVHE Gentleman who fubftribcd
y with EDEs and Gill, for the A
merican Edition OF BLACKSrONE'S
Comnentaries on the Laws Of England, are
deiired to. apply for the'SectIN Volume. A
few of the Firft Volume may - had, byap-
plying as above.
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New Bookstore.
JOH N T. A N CD o N,

OH N T. A N CD ON,
OppoGte the PoR- Office, informs the public
that he has jutt received from London,
Large and Grand
Af1ortment Of B OOK S.
Which he is determined to cell 70 cheap as
TO give entire fatisfaaion to the purchafer.
TOE tsG'ssOiTg Cat0lsEgs be prslsnts to the gen.
!. .s,,s !, fltmfn Of tbs LasO, yiz.
RACON's new Abridgments Of
~ the Law, S vols. The nth Vof.
may be had alone.
Burrows Reports, 3voIs. Folio.
Lord Ramond's do. 3 vols. Folio.
Peer Williams do. 3yols. do.
Hobari's DO.
SINNERS do.
Plowdcn's do.
Ventris's do.
Lilly's practical RICHTER, z.vois. EUho.
Ditto Enuies. .-.is.a
HAWKINS Pleas ofthe Crown.
BlackRone's Commentaries of the Laws of
England, 4 vols, 4to.
Ditto Analysts. 49,
CunninsAam's Law Dictionary, zyOls. 70.
Jacobs do.
Hawkins Abridgnent of Cook.
Law of Evidence.
Trials p. Pals.
Gilbert on Devifes.
-on 1enufes.
-Cafes in Kings Bench.
MoiIoy de Jure Maritime.
Law Tracts.
Attorneys Pocket Book. 2 vols.
Practical Regiher of the Common Pleas.
Barnes's Notes, ITO.
Fitzherbert's new Natura BreMum.
EHayson Crimes and Pdnifhments.
With a large Variety of the beR and
moA approved Authors in Hiaofy, Ply
fic, sc. &c.
Likewife, large Church Bibles, Folio
Bibles, Quarto Bibles, Oefzvo Bibles, Mi
nion Bibles, Bibles with Cams Notes,
Common Bibles ar raj O. T.. the Dozen.
Pocket Bibles in or 2 vols. neatly Gilt.
Court and City RegiRer for I777.
All Kinds Of Magazines that arc publifhed
in London.
School Books Of every Kind.
With a large AAortment Of Stationary:
Account Books from rs. to 81. Lawful
Money piece Writing Paper from los,
to Iol. a Rheam Ink Powder, Sealing
Wax, Waters, palsos Take Ink, clo,hiers
and Cartridge PaPel b all prices, Bonnet
Boards, Ink Stands of various Sorts, Ivory
Books md Ivory Folders, beft Pen Knives,
Qui' .. sc.
q Pfal.ers, 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 Perton
who pleafes to favour him with their Cuff
tom may depend on purchaing very Cheap
and the Leaf FAVOUR gratefully acknnu.-
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Tbll d0r .FUal pNblILbed,

IbsS day sUas pE6lLbsd,
Price Sd Lawful Money!
And to be fold BY JosEPH EDWARDS in
Cornhill and JOHN FLEEMlNG ,oppofte
the South Door of the Town-Houfe,
TINE PLAN ola SOCIETY,
= for Making ProviGOn for Widows,
BY Annui,ies for the remainder of Life [; and
For granting Annuities to PerfOns after GER
tain. Ages, with the proper Tables for calcu-
lasiug what muR bespaid by the feverzl Mem
befs, in order to lecture the faid advantages.
By WILLIAM GORDON o.
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HARDWARE GOODS.
Juit imported BY
e n II ~

WILLIAM B R E c K
AT the Golden Key near the Draw Bridge,
n GENERAL allortment of
n Pewtery, Ironmongery, Brsziery
and Cutlery Wares, alto Powder and Sho't,
by o 6 by 8 and sby 7 Glafs; Tin plates,
Iron and Brafs Wire, Lanthorn leaves, iand
Glafcs, Brufhes, Mops, Lines and Irvine,
broad and narrow Bunting, with general
aGortment of ShipChandlers and TinWare |;
which he fells either Wholeiale or Retail at
very fmall Profit for Cath only.
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= = .IJgJlrfpaBliibsd IN Nswpdrf.
And TO be Sold by Edes and Gill, Printers,
in Queen-freet.
"A few Copies Of the entertaining
HISTORY Of Philips WAR /;
4 (which began in the year 1915, with
the proceeding ofBENJ AMIN CHURCH,
Efq. ....... s
Embellilhed with ! elegant Copper plate
prints Of Colonel ChlUch and King Philip.
ITO be fold by Samuel Sloane,
4 at his Difil- Houfe, OppcGte the Blue
ball and Mafon's Arms, formerly Green Dra-
gon, New England RUM, and all forts of
SPIRITS, cheap for calh or Molanes and
as.he makes thofe articles hitnEelf, he will
warrant them fit for any market.
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rec,r Ter 10.
MAssA ri d SETTs srY, ior l77z:

cluGre privileges whth s;e incompatible
with The natural rights of mankind. They
are abfird, contradictory, and ridiculous
and .notwthfanding The spparen, (inceIi,y
Of his projections, the bett fecuIity the
Swedes can ptHibly have for his integrity. is
not TO inyeR him with power fuficientto
(injure them. u sfN &
The euefion is not what King WILL
DO, bur what it is probable he MAY do.
Your Majefy OF courle is much better
informed of the fate of that Kingdom than
| am, and think you may draw iome lsGons
of advice which may prove ufetul to you.
Our own misfOr,unes teach US experience,
thofe of others caution. Your Majeify has
a fine opportunity to become acquainted
with the nature of your obligations 10 the
people of this nation. And you may now
learn that the complaints of the multitude
are not to be diirsgarded. ! could with you
to feparate yourfe!f for a few moments from
the (p!endid milery Of your court, and return
to,hat period which put you in polieiion of
the sovereignty of this ex;enflve empire. -
it ppiTible you can reflect on what you have
Iof in the affections of the people, without
lorrow and regreti And can you after the
reiterated proyocation the people have
received, condemn them in your heart, if
they had proceeded 10 violence, and taken
ample fatists6ion or, the guilty wrctcnes
who bad deceived you and betrayed them !
Unlefs am miRaken, your confidence muff
have indicated snd given ianeiion TO their
proceedings. However, Sir, rsAeG on the
unhappy ii.ua:ion of GUsTAvUs. And
remember, that The mott permanent and
honorable iecurty for the prefervation of
crown, is in the affections of the multitude,
OBTAIN them, and leep will accompany you
to your pillow. However, our hiRory
abounds with variety of inRances from
whence you may derive fhare of ufeful
knowledge neceHary for King to pOnefs.
You will atfo find proofs efficient of our
loyalty; and the different reigns of Charles
the firff, and James the Second, wilLat the
fame time remind your MajsAy of our
method of avenging a deliberate attack on
the constitutional laws ofour eOuntry. $50
"A T 0.
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lank. YOU mutt not be frightened. he
ccn.s from the country where Rover never
blolom'd, and where fun neys. ihone be-
iides, 'tisthe cufomiofhis cOsntry--a lean
face, but rich brains.--Come bid away,
aellmen. He looks like Scotch fii--cold
comfortlefs and barren--but your Scotch
frs always thrive well upon Engliih ground,
and we'll has he thriven from empty pam
tries and dirty pailours, where the bleak
north wind blows his eternal pipe loud and
long, he has houlsd him in kinder coun-
try. and in foter clme--he feeds upon
the fat things of our land, and rolls him in
the rivers of milk and honey--his head -
cloathed in purple, and his footiteps are
paved with gold. What is become OF the
many friends whom he hath befriended--
the long lit of Scotch ktsrEas clans and
kinfmen, whom he beckon'd from Egypt
into Canaan fcpt from the dunghlll
into the frnate--and who fwarm in potts,
and groan under penGons Have they no
bowels for an old friend !? Have they not
one fympa,het.c fhilIipg TO fave a country
man from fhame p s. Three bawbies for
him." Aught pence for Sir Gibby."--
" Ae pund Scots for my good friend Sir
Gibby."-- Thank ye, thank ye, gellmen--
once, twice, thrice, he's your own. Theie
Scotchmcn are famous for nationality :
they flick to each other like burs.
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S A + U K d A Y, December s.
B. o S 7 O N.

We hear there is very remarkable boy,
or young giant, now living in the town OF
bingham, where he was born in the year
1883: His uame il Ifracl Remington, and
his amaziog iize, for perfon of his age, as
well as frange features, has attracted the att
tettion of multitudes He is ateat 8 feet in
height, is remarkably Rrone, and weighs
upwards of2oo weight has FIVE fingers and
and athumb on each hand, and fix toes on
each foot Ii is tho't if he hould continue
TO increate in height and fize at fuch an ANA.
ziog rate as he has within thefc few years,
he will be 10 feet high, and weigh 4 or 500
weight by the time he Is III years DID, -lt
is faid he is expected in town in few days.
= Ian "Wednesday night feven prifoners
broke out Of the gaol in this town. viz. John
DAILY, Robt. Andefon, John Clark, Tho.
Williams, and John Hopkins, all Irifhmen,
committed for theft; john Parks, an Eng
lifhmsn, charged with an intention of theft,
and Polydore, negro, fervsnt to Benjamin
Houie Of Scituate, committed tor drierting
his matters fervice. Is p"
All the prifoners Immediately after they
got ont of goal, broke into the dwelling
houfe Of Mr.. William Jackfon, and carried
off lome wearing apparel and other things:
1.-The next evening John Parks was az
pretended, and fcyeral OF the articles be-
longing to Mr.. Jackfon found upon him.
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In confequence of the letter Of corefpor-
dence from this town, we hear that the in
habitants of Charlefown are to have a
meeting this day, to take uto confederation
the pre.ent dangerous tiiuation Of our public
affaifs. -. 81 ..-. f9
The petition Of Cambridge, fgned by
near eighty of the inhabitants Of thar town,
is to be this day delivered to the Select
men.
The inhabitants of Marblehead meet TO-:
morrow, to coDfult and take meafures for
the common fafety, at this alarming crilis.
The day before the execution of solomon
Goodwin, at Falmouth, he wrote an afsc-
tionate letter. direaed TO his wife, bis chill
dren, and hrs friends, wherein, he earneRly
counfelle1 and exhor,ed them to live in the
fear of God, and to be .conQant and feryent in
their applications to him for grace and did
reeiion iu the concerns OF this lie.
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George, Mulatto, at the fare time Cat
on the gallows. with rope round bis neck,
for the lpace ofone hour, and afterwards &c
ceived 20 Rripes under the fame, for being
concerned in a riot at Cape Anne, tome con
liderable time Gnce. He was fentenced to
receive 80 but his Excellency the Governor
was plea(ed to remit 10.
DIED. Mrs. Elizabeth Runcll, widow
of the late Capt. RuaeIl, deccaf.d.-Mrs
Mary Lllh, wife of Mr.. George Lulh, Tan
ner.-Mrs. Moor, Widow Mis-. Marge
ret WinllJw, wife Of Mr.. lfaac WInaow,
Merchan; -Scipio Fayerwea,her, fee ne
gro.-At Chafeeown, Mrs. Abigail Powers,
widow.-At Mar5ehead, Mr.. Thomas
Vende'I 1T Newnort, Rhode I0and, the
Rev. Mr.. Alexander Keith, late of South Ca
ro'ina-at Hartford, Mrs. Su(anna Jrpioa,
conior Of d. vii Jepfon. of that
p'ace.-At the fame pace, Capt. Dame
Goodwin.-At S,ratford the Rev. Samuel
'hnion, d. ID M Giouary for propaga;ing
the eotpel in forego parts, and la,e Prciid:ar
OF New York College.
A R R V A L S.
From ibis PeRT. The John, Whit, in
the Downs, the 18th of Oao. Oenma k,
Hageman, The 25th; Betty, Davis; and
Diana, Perkins, the 27th of Oaober.
Southampton, Miller, at Jetiey, the 2Ia Of
October. Thatcher, a, South Carolina.
ARRIVED here. Snow, from Virginia
Wells, from N. Carolina. Davis, from
Halifax. Greedy, from ST. Euilatio and St.
Lucia. Adams, from Hi(paniola. Dever-
(on, from London.
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L II . NJ A S L Z F.,

At his Store near the Swing Bidge,
Has imported in tie RocKINCHAm, jul
arrived from LONDON;
6, ERGES of all colours, Kcrlcys
~ and FIannels, which will be lold un-'
ufually cheap.
S | L K S.
A beautiful variety Of LADIES SILKS,
Of alynoit every kind
Bruhels and Mecklin Laces Gold and
Silver LaceS God and Silver rich bafket
Buttons.
A large Attainment of NGLTSH
@ Q obs, fuit4be for all feaions, at the
loweff rates
IRISH LINENS of all widths and prices
from IS. Cd. old tenor the yard, very cheap.
Alfo, Paper Hangings, Powder, Shot,
Bar-Lsad, Rulia, Ravens and Engiifh Duck,
Ofnaburgs.
70 Cafh given for BEES WAX.
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Tbs Day I0aS bRbhEsl,
md TO be Sold by Zfeoayiab Fo,oLr. in Bad
Street, near the WiA- Bridet, in te?sn,
\ TOKEN for CHILDREN,
\ Beng an exact Account of the Con
.ertinn, Hoy and Exemplary Lives aud Joy
tu Deaths of feveraI Young Children.
BY JAMES JANEWAY.
TO which is added,
A Token for the Children of
NEW ENGLAND, Or, fome Examples OF
Children, in whom the Fear of God was
remarkably Budding before they died in
leVera Parts of N(aV England,
Pteiefved and Pub',lheo for the Encourage
ment IF piety in other Children.
q LII Perlons having any De-
L a mands on rne EItate OF JOHN Pay
SON, ll'e OF R,xbary. deccaie1, are de-
fired to bring in their Accounts in o der
FOR a Settlement; and thofe who are in
debted to fad Eitatc are & fred TO pay i'm
mediatcly.
SiEtHEN PAYSON, Administrator.
koabWr. rua'r BIB, II,
y Ill FerlonS having any dc
mands on the c,tate of Dr. SAMUEL
VIE \ 7 ,Ia'e of Bottom, deceAied, are he'e
by dcilred 10 bring in their accounts to Han
nah Wheat, OF Newton, Execu,rix, Aexan-
der Sheppard, of laid Newton, OF to William
Wheat, OF Bottom, her attornes. in order for
an immediate fenement. And all pellons
indebted TO lald ellate are, ONCE MORE de-
lret 10 paw their balances to either the a.
bose, as they may expect o;hcrwiie to be fu-
ei at the inferior Court TO be holden in
Charleiiown in March ncxi, without any
tuther notice.
- Said HANNAH WHEAT, having
iutaoie accommodations, would be glad to
take Boarder, either Gentlemen or Ladies,
who are iick and ike 10 retire into the coun-
cry for the benefit of their health.
Advertisements omitted soil be in our next
G MISCONCEPTIONS Ut are
alleged again to amt.
Several political Pieces are under conf
deration.
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q LII perlons indebted to the cf-

q LII perlons indebted to the ef-
4 A tate of JOHN GOULD, Efq; late of
Bolton, Merchant deceafed, are defired to
make immediate payment TO THOMAS
Brown, Attorney to SARAH TRoUTBEcK.
fole Executrx TO the Iae Will and Teffa-
ment OF the deceafed And all who have
demands upon faid Eiate are deGred TO
6lng them to (ald Attorney, in order to a
fperdy iett'ement.
~ The DRILLING Bufinels is fill
carried on, and al the cuR )mers of the de-
ceaied are invIfsd to apply or fend for
what Rum &c.they may want cccsfonally,
as they may depend uron being fupplied up
on the bet terms, and with as much Cars
and dilpHch as formerly.
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imported N the IaR Ships from LONDON, by
CYR u S BALD WIN,

imported N the Isf Ships from LONDON, by
CYRU S BALD WIN,
And fold at the loweit rates by Wholefale
and Retail, at his Store near the Town
Houf'. in CornhilI, Bottom;
CCARLET, crimlon, and other
- co'oured Broad Cioaths OF all prices,
Foref Cloths, German Serges, Ke,feys,
Beaver oatings, Lambskins, Ratteens,
Baizes. Flannel. A fine AGortment of
She's, Coat and Quality Bindings Eng
lifh Shoes, Clogs and Golofhoes Englifh
Soles. lrifh Linens of all widths and prices.
A good Alortment of Hoiery, Mems and
Women's Pompadore and other coloured
Leather Gloves Scorch Carpet, and Car
Peting, with other articles too many to be
enumerated in an advertisement of this
kind. AT the fame place NAV be had,
Choice Naraganlet Cheele, Furkin But
ter, Bohea Tea, Pepper, Spices, lncigo,
Sc. sc.