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ing BY Gbfribtior, tie life ef old 81. David
the bo,ner, fran bis youfb to the trtlfnt day /;
bit I @sud be glad il it might be Pgfpanrd
for the prEtSnt, as IbaVe j6mftbing TO tnbh@
bft6rt and precious to that publication, and !
d9ubt nst qViH intern the biforian IF many
fats a0bieb be never heard Of Amongf the
many the t6llos0ing are tie msf material; I
haze taFfn the minutes firm bis jownal, ac,afe
gvitb bis eaca hand, Of bis travsl! trom bfnee
10 Rb0de- IQand, Connecticut, Mero INK,
philadelphia, and the fr,fes, avbicb / hare
reaEn to think be nf0e- intended AauH 5e
made ba5he; and ty this haze ben abie 70
ajferfain tie number Of ladies be GrboprbfI, as
aLS The nambfr ef horns acbicb be m@de DIR
ing bis long and mtoraheLrd joaray, 1vlieb
Ua5 The greaieR part # one year, attended ,oiib
0aA cxbeqtc 70 bis father. rs IL bis beta-
viow toqoa,d many tf, Fms, tie fair Jfx in
particular, in and nfa, this t1vn; mare rjbc-
eiaLy bis pretended t,ierdfip 10 Hrs Ding
GsyG, qob0 eQmr fom albany, and afin50o'd
his mkinGufG, and ! bad abasR Iai4 bis in
fam1m niaqge Il. tits ersmaa dong ber bnC
6and's obfnu; hff lat mfn:i5nfd b1jla
crimes aye,l committed in The boin Office in s..
D<vif5 CHAPEL gard, fbongb nef cf a verr htr
date, sVrre all pfnn>d dorvn at TIE time lvbcn
committed. But bod as tdy are, IbaVr Cnqe
thing p matb a0srjf that it @efks ne cv,n f
think ofif, and n9tbing ylerf u a lperay yGfor
mati9n, a more eeayRant attendance al tie bubLc
ayorJ&p en- tbe day Jct a part FIR that rprfalf,
and a fotai dJ(miGIaa 9ffbe GrmoH and f,iead
Stebbeafem bis lr0ice, avb9f families ohmEf
fer 1Ulils they are drinking and ca,onfag Nth
him &. Jay n9fbing 95ot Of the 1,ii71R cam
plianee smfb fbete tbingi rUiH PreOfnt my bab.
lining the Lqf mtnligred and JI0ekef erimr.
rs the g0bsL is nearly eompif0fed for the prs,
ii q0iA Jan be babE6ed; the book eUiA be the
fame far Jize as fbe h,q0,y Of the PRODL
GIL SON and given gratis TO tbglF gvbo Jnb-
Jtribs fsr The bjaoyy.
N. B. JCtbs old faint has any otje&7ions TO
make 10 this publication, be or bis nndeyfrap-
per, the little dirty brooches m0krr, may haze
an opportunity 10 make than, if they aOiA apply
at the fcalding. Office in 81. DaOidt ebapei
gard the 6R Friday in L4artb, at tpUO O'clstk
Afternoon, as / Pail Jcnd )crvant pre-
eifly at that time, far thai PnrPejs; int6e mean
time ii may nat b Qmij5 far Jueb as intend 10
(aIf,ibe, to faks a thorough 0iesv Of this cid
Jaiat as he PqDEs the /2yfr's, and fee il be
iooks like ons gully gfeUsry crime, murder IN
y excepted.
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HUI r Sd A Y, February I3,
B O S I O N.

TT is faid, that the Notifications of the
city of Ouebeck are diimantled, or a.;
leaf are in defenceleG fate, NIT Of the
cannon, &c. having been transported TO Eng
land fome time laf fall.
The reigning toaf is, Lafing honour and
renown to the FIVE fufpendcd councillors, and
Halter for the infamous governor of Gre
ma.
The general AGembly of n orth- Carroll
ma, have paHcd bill for emitting 6oooo'.
Proclamation money, in PAPER bills of Gre
dit, to difcharge the expences of the late
expedition under governor Tyon, and o.
ther fcrvices.
We learn, that perfon who has FOR ma
ny years psf been MATER in fevcral large
manufactures for Linen, Cotton and Calico
printing, likewife cutting and ffamping of
the copper-plates for the fame, intended
fome time la6 month TO leave England for
Americs, with fix jouTneymen,ani all ma
terials for carrying on the faid bufnefs.
We hear, that on Tuefday af, at a very
full meeting of DR.. CooPer's church and
y congregation, it was determined by mani
mus VSts, that it wa. expedient TO erect
new houle of worihip committee was
cholen to make 20 Ultimate, procure plans,
and obtain fublcription for that purpole.-
In one half day the money lubicribed "a
mounted to Ioool. Lawful money, as we
are informed.
We hear that James Pitts, Jun. Son of the
Hon. James Pitts, Eiq; Of this town who
went to New Providence for his health, late
ly died there.
On Wednfeday the Rev. Mr.. Lemuel
lie Baron was ordained pafor in the fecond
church and congregation in Rockefeller, in the
county ofPlymou;h.
By veGel arrived at Salem from the
Wei Indies, we have advice, that Captain
Ifaac Phillip, in brig from Newfoundland
for this place, who has been long expected,
havingme, with very bad weather toon af,er
he came out, was obliged to put away, and
is got fafe into ST. EueAiA.
We ALTO learn, that nine fail Of o,hsr ve(.
fels, that we're blown of the coat had arriv-
ed at Antigua, tut no account of the Matters
names only that one Captain Robnfoa,
who was pahenger on board one Of them
lately died there.
A letter from ST, Euaa,ia mentions, that
the greatea part ofthc principal town, on
the Inand of Grenada, was lately confumcd
by fire.
DIED. MRS. Sarah Fletcher, conior. of
Thomas Fletcher, Eiq; and edea daughter
of John Barrett, Elq -MiE Mary Wither-
ed.-Mrs. Mary Cuff.-Mrs. Sarah Jcn-
nings, widow.-Mrs. Glover, widow
MIR. John Wendall-At Charlefown, Mr..
Thomas Call.
ARRIVED here. Gorham from Mary
land Church from Philadelphia Hewitt
from North Carolina; Cromwell from New
London Allen from Grenada Fellows
from Suranam Blake from ST. Lucia, ST.
Euffatia and Turks Hands.
OUTWARD bgRud. Gray to MARY land
Vincents to Jamaica Brace TO Europe /;
Bray to Portugal Rogers to Philadelphia /;
and Snow to Halifax.
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HADLEY's and Davis's OUAD-
4 l. RANTS, hanging and Handing Com
pailes in Brafs and Wood, Gauging and Sur
veying lnaruments, Cafes for Initrumcn,s,
large and fnaI Peripeetive Glailcs in Ivory,
Wood and Fin Skin plotted Scales, Gun
ter Scales and Divders, Surveyors Chains,
Artificial Magnets with Cafes, Sand GlahsA
from two Hours to a Quarter of Minute,
lnhruments of new Contribution to mea-
FIRE Boards, Quarter Waggoret's, Atkinfon's
Epitomes, Willon's ditto, Pattoun's Naviga-
ton, Seamen's afiaants, Calendars, Mari
rer'sCompaaes re6ti6ed, Young Man sCom-
panion, Journal Books, nk-Powder, Quilts
and Paper, Paper Hangings. An Afonment
of Brafs Pocket-CompaHes with and without
Cards, Box Rules, States and Pencils, Jack
Knives, plated Shoe andKnee Buckles, Pinch
beck, Block. Tin, and Brafs ditto, Compass
Seals, and Watch Keys, sc. sc.
N. B. All forts of Mathematical Inaru-
ments are made and repaired by the above
WILLIAMS. Thofe who will favour him
with their Cuaom may depend upon being
well uled, and have their work done with
fidelity and dfpatch.
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February IS.

above tender and packet put into the Vine
Yard, where, in the night, number of In
dams boarded the packet ard carried her off,
the tender endeavoured to retake her, but
could not come up with her.
By Captain Tibbits, from Hifpaniola, we
have confirmation of feveral Engiiih vef-
fels having been lately feiz:d at that illand,
but we do not learn their names, nor where
they belonged.
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er, Ple4iantiy iituated, adjoin-
ing to the Inc betwecn Harvard and Gro,on)
q F A r NJ, containing One
L y Hundred and Seventy Acres, about
ninety Acres of which being now under i'm
pavement, conGlling of Meadow, PsGure
AID illlsge Land, The remainder Wood
Lend, or the pfemiles there is fine young
O:calrj, large double Dwelling -HouCe in
ye'p good repair, Barn and Corn houfe, a
Po,-A'h HouGc with U;eniils for carrying on
tn; 9ci7cfs, !9r which the f,uaton is we'll
calculated, the whole very we'll wa,ered, a.
bout one mile from Saw and Gra Mil,
and Two and half miles from the Meeting
Hou'e, with Other conveniencies. For fur
'hcr particulars enquire OF Col. Prefcot, or
MIR. In Conn, Of GToton, or Mr.. Richard
Smith of Bottom.
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To be S OIL ID.

And may be entered upon
Immediately,
Lying in the town of Har-
ward and county of Worcen-
pr nle4C,nti, E,na,ed ad;o;,
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Your lafi thrua at my charaaer, and
t5roagbms at my fupefiors,is confident and
boldaiiertion that they ps rAommsnded TO fm-
pleya perion who was turned ont Of bis place
far traadj committed subGk in stfts; but in this
you are equally unfortunate for il is well
known on this iide the water and will be
hardly conradi6ted by any one that this was
70 far from being the cafe that was even
Eliatsd TO continue in that etfcs, and that |
dteissdit for no other realon than my being
unwilling to fubjea myfelf any further to the
rage and fury Of a mob.
| affect not to initiate JUNIus in his
airs Of niampb 0Vr tbsk Of bis (afaio't
whom he has thought to have dsteelsd and
sxpejfd. The public Ihall judge between US
in the prelent CONTEXT, and their opinion that
! have vindieofsd my cbarat7er from the tayE
olbrGSns of this fpirited writer will be re-
ceiyed in full fa.i,fat7ion for his intention to
injure me IN the mott SlIential manner.
would only juf remind him that one
who takes upon himie'fto animadvert upon
the conduct Of lhofe in administration fheuld
carefully guard againft falling inis an trror
which he 70 feverely condemns in minifer,
even the (n6niHg tim}IT to be dEpsd in bis
intelligence by the weak or dsGgmng. leaf
when this ihall PLAINLY appear to be the cafe
with relpea to fuch writer, he meAfu'e
that be has msstfd 10 etbert thould be Qoabb
meeted to him again. 1888.
WILLIAM STORY.
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fbi5 Day PEbE6ed, The Steoad Edition.
Price a. I'D neatly bound and lettetsd
AID So BY JOHN BoYLEs, Printer, next
Door tothe three Doves, Marlboro ugh
Street R. DRAPER, Printer in N W.
bury. Street; EDEs and Gill, Printers
in Oueen-Street H xxx and ].
LANGDoN, Stationers in Cornhill and
byI +. COMFY, in I'm oD-Street.
a VlNDICATION of the Coz
"a yernment OF NEW-ENGLAND
CHURCHES ; drawn from Antiquity
tn. light of Mature Holy Scripture its
Mob : Nature and from the Dignity Di-
vine P. Oyidence has put upon it, ALSO,
The ChurchesvO quarrel Elpouied {:
Or. Saty;icai R-piy to certain Ptcpofals
made, in Anfwer to this Quefion, What
further Steps are to be tak-h thar the Coun-
Gil may have due Contribution and Efficacy
in Supporting, Pr,ir,vine, and WeIi-Or
dering TIE intereff of the Churches in the
Coustry LIKE WISE,
A Platform of Church Dhcipline>
Gathered out OF the word OF GOD, an6&
greed upon by the Elders and NJ lirngeks pf
the Churches alembIrd at Cambridge
1913 AND,
A Confenion of faith, owned and
conlented uato by the Elders and NJ fen
gers of the Churches attended at Bottom,
New England, May, "a, 1880.
T.. To which is annexed, '
An Extract from a Book intituIed,
NEw.EEeLAND's LAMEN fATlONS,
wrote by the Rsv. Mr.. John WnIte, late
Psfor of the 6rff Church in Glouceffer /,
to which is fubjoined Letter BY another
hand, fhcwin. Reafons for adbereing to our
Platform as a rule of Church Government,
and obi aicns againA Ruling Elders an
I'VE cd. s'-
7bt W,ek is 70 bigbb 0tpr'vsd sf BY
1Nankind in gsayOl, (Gnd ttp,fiaAy BY fbsf
s0bs are 09enId nibs The b1f Jadgs') that II
bar gens through fus Editions in ab'T 3
Msnibs and as many PvJou5 wrs difop-.
pointed sf0 Cppy in The former Edition, II IS
hoped fbty gviA MT be b0eksyavd in fHrnitbing
fbfmjSivu fbtstsUifb in bfbrtiFnt Is EccItfl
sfficaI LiBER TY ysrfb prejfrVing So Is
Mr.. Wife's Wo,ks in HndieaGos fbsrssE
70 SUBSCRIBERS are deii c. to call or
fend for their Books to John Boylss, the
Pubifher. ts 81
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w ED NESD AY, September o.
B q S. T o N. -

This morning John Malcolm, Efq; late
fri Aid de Camp TO 90 Governor and Gen.
eral Will. rryon," in the tragical battle of
Aamance, and lateComptroller of Curratuck,,
IN North Carolina, embarked and failed on
board the Aoop Soecdwell, Capt. Barnard,
for New York. With Capt. !, Barnard alto
went paa.ngers, Mr. Shrimpton Hutchinson,
fon Of .Shrimpton HutchiDfon, Efq; DR..
Moorhead, for of the Rev. Mr.. Moorhead,
Mrs. Fowle, and others. on .,.-,.,1 /,
BY Captain. Dolber, who -. cd. at
Marbehead Taft week from Cape Nichola
Mole, we are informed that in. aNioient
gale of wind, OF hurricane, on the, I'D. of
AuguR, large number Of Chips, bound
from jamaica 70. London, received. much
damage, fome Of which put toto the Mole,
one in particular, which, Captain Doll
Der fpoke with, loft all her lower tier of
lugar .,t,-y l~a., &c. !,
DIED ] Mrs. Mercy FoRer, wife of
Captain Hopeful ffer.-Mifs Elizabeth
Katss.-M.s. Patience Ayrcs, WIDOW
AT Dorchelter, Mr.. Thomas Bi d, ianner.
AT Hartford, Capt. Daniel She don, AT
Wef-Simibury, the Rev Gideon Mills
At New. Cattle, New Hampfhne, the Hon.
Sauplon Sh:afe, Efq.
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WHEREAS, about the latter
2 w: end of lafi Mach, Seven IRON
POTS, without any directions, were put
on board the fchooner p Gnix, RcniN-
SON CROCHET, matter, bound for Catco.
Bay, and as no owner has ever applied for
them either here or at Cafco. Bay, il, is
fuppo(ed they were put on board by milf
take: And on AuguR laa Six Bolts Of
RUSSIA DUCK. were put On board faid
veH:l, in the fame manner IS the above.
The owners of the above mentioned ar
tlcss, are dciired to apply TO iaid mater,
on board faid fchooner, now lying at the
Mi-Creek, by which means they may
have their POTS and DUCK again, prov
my their property, and paying charges.
BsROn, September 10, IT72. $3.50
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count ymen againlt the fophifry of afcrib.-
ing the popular ditcontsnt to any defea in
the Iaws,o to the influence of any one man,
or of its being blaze produced on fud-
dsn.. The conduct Of my. countryn,en
has been grateful, G nible and Ipirited |;
and | hope TO fee the vengeance of this ma
ton busit forth with irreG!hble fury on the
heads of thofe wretches, whole bslliih Ca
balls have loaded US with 70 much ignominy,
and brought on US iuch infupportAbIe mil
fortunes. b r u L u S.
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T II U R SD AY September 10.
3 O,S T o NJ

- - ~ ~ - E,
YeRerdAy being the annual convention
of the epifcopaIC Clergy of this and the neigh
bouring provinces, there. were prayers
and lermon at the Kings Chapel. :.
1t is faid the crops of wheat, in the fouth-,
ern governments, are likely to turn out much
better than was expected.
YelterdayCspt Cockian arrived here from
Cape Nlchoa Mole. ....
On Wednelday, the I'd Of September,
MofN Paul was executed at New Haven,
agreeable 70 his entsnce. The Rev. Mr. :.
Occum, preached fermon, previous to
the execution and attended the cri-
ninAl to the fatal tree. Paul took an
sffeaionate leave of his countrymen the
Indians. He acknowledged that he killed
Mr.. Cook, though not with Aat-iron, as
was fuppofed, bur with club. Il is Eaid
fhese has not been an execution in New
Haven, fince the year I74o, except the
above.
DIED.1 AtNew-YOrk, Colonel Mar
tin Hofman.
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6 T SD AY, September 8.
b o. S. 7. o M 4
Exha7 Of a Letter fran I,eldsi, dstei

ExfrG3 Of Letter fran ITeIaaG, datei
i" b ':,v June Z, I772..i 80 l.y.t..I.
!, !" The law m force reipeaing aax.lesd,
has. rendered the falc of that Article very
precariqqs, there having been yerdia. IA
gainlt MIR. Uher, of Dublin, for, the value
of 81, per hosfhead, on thirty hogihrads,
becaute it did not produce a fuficiep,. crop.
A precedent which makes that trade very
dangerous : For inasnce, |. fuppofe 100
hogtheads Of AaxGeed to be coniigued TO
me cell them, and the feed, either from
the bsdqels Of the feafou, improper cultuJe,oS
foil, doth not grow, then | am liable to an
action for its value, and the 81 per hogfz
head MORE, Pray how am | to recover the
f'eight {and 81. per hOsfhead) Tor my
employers f.>.,, i, ..., - -. :. is.,., !,
Captain Sprainger who lately arrived at
New York from l'cnerffc, on his voy age,
touched'yas Fayal where he was obliged
topay a heavy Dats. for all the Cargo he had
on board, Notwithstanding he had not the l,af
Inteation, to dlfpofe OF any. part thereof.
The fame lnpoiition was fome Time bee
fore LAID on Captain Barclay of Bottom,
md Captain from Rhode lAand.5 -, r
MARRIED. Mr.. Caleb. Wilder, of
Mendon, to Miis Betfey Woodward, Of
this town. n - - "a. f,-n - Of. :
ARRIVED b~r., Mackey from Rhode If,
land Ward from Maryland Jerks from
New-York ;.Sweetier from Cape NichoDa !;
Wet from St. Lucia Manly from Gree.
NADIA and St. Eufatia, Lambert from,
Matinco Siifbee from Jamaica, Cape
Nlchola, and Turks-Inand and Trail from
Whitby and Nsw-Caitle.
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THIS Afternoon and Evening,

THIS Afternoon and Evening,
Viii be fold b. PUBLIC VENDUE, !,
AT the New Auction Room and lnleili-
geoce-Office, KEEP, by, ~,.
- RUSSELL aod YOkKE, 8
Over Z RUssELL's Printing-Ofi which
is removed next the Cornh:ld, in Uni
oa-Ri -et. .,.,>'.
\ VARIETY of GOODS, "a
N moneR which are, a quantity Of
cockery ware, lrih linens, creeks, Sc
Alto, new mahogany table, five or fix
barrels Of vinegar, and quantity OF good
table Fiji.
~ The fale to begin at five O'Clock, az
ternoon.
The Intelligence Office is con-
Quoted by the fub(cr,bcrs upon the fame
ufeul plan fuch Offices are in the city o.
LONDON an9 other capital PAGES in Eng
land. The intent of this office is. 10
LIGHTER lands, houfes, tenem :nts, goods
cHAte}s, negro, horfes, Carriages, veh.ls,
&c. thif are for (ale or hire. TO regif-
ter and IProvoe gentlemen and ladies with
EtEEsSa6ts in all capacities - TO regitei
aad provide Iuch perfons who nave Money
to let, with borrowers and fecuuty. The
favour of the public will be thankfully re.
ceived by their humble fervants.
20 RUSSELL s. YORKE.
Nov rsgiGersd al Jald sfffs fer S II l. E
Two compIsat eight day clocks, VIII,
lard's make. ~ .rr
A double chef of drawers.
p A laoy's pinchbsck watch.
A PLAN Glver ditto.
Two gentcel houfes in good repair, plea
family fituated in L, ffon. ....
% WANTS EMPLOYMENT.
A woman who would take rhe care of Z
family, or children, and can be we'll recon.
mended.
A young man who can be well recon.
mended would be glad to ferve in family
Two hundred pounds, l.. M. is wanted
on good Gcorty.
Fifty or fixty pounds, L. M. is wanted
on good fecurity. "
AT iaid Office may always be found, OF
Intelligence given where goods of all kinds
may be had extremely cheap for cafh only
Vendue jobbs undertaken upon the moii
realonable. crms.---Seamen, foreigners,
and others who have adventures to, pur-
chafe or difpofc of will find great advan-
tage by applying 20 this Office.
The printing, buiinefs is fill carried on
by E. RuGelI who has number Of books
and articles of Rationary 20 difpofe Of.
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IosEpt WARDEN. STAY

y MAKER, begs leave to inform his Town
and Cououy Cusomers, that he has re-
moved from .Pudding-Lane into the Main
Street,, two Doors South Of the Psovince-
Houfe, and right CPpofte to MIR. John
Cutler, Founder, where be carries on his
BuGoel: as u!SsL :. :. 4,.-,a.
From The Puhlic's humble Servant.
-.. Joseph WARDEN.
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To the PUBLIC.

THE mblcriber takes this me-
u thod 10 inform his friends, and the
public in general, that he has ed COM
pleat Room, in his dwelling houfe, near the
Conduit, for the RECEP TON of GOODS
to be fold at.
BIC ALE; b.
Thofe, who are pIeaied 90 favour, him with
their commands, may ref aHured that the
greateff punauaity and honour VIII be firief-
" obferved. As the iitustion Is very iui,ab'e
for Eaid bufineis, he Aatrers himfelf the Tefult
of his undertaking will be attended with fnu-.
tuaf advantage to bis employers and felf,
therefore respectfully folicits the favour oflhe
public. and the fame will be thankfully re-
ceived by their humble feryant !,
MARTIN, BICKER..
NIB. He has to fell, at private fale,
a neat aGortment Ct B'oad Cloths, g. 4ths.
7 8lhs. and yard wide Iiifh Linen, 3 4ths.
and 7.8.hs. Check, Garlix, Dowlss, Bed
Kicking, knit Patterns, VeIveretts, ShalIoons,
mems and womsn's Hofe,' Handkerchief
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To be SOLD on Reasonable terms,
The following TRACTS of LAND,
living ia the county of Lincoln, being part
Of the real Efste Of the late JANIS
HALsEY. deceafed. viz. n ~ 2
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TOMORROW MORNING,
90. At ELEVE oC'ock. ~
Will be Sold by PUBLIC VENDUE en-
= GREENS Wharf, -.
A QUANTITY of fine Shop
4 \ SUGARS, in Hoglheads, T,erces
and Barrels
:. as ]. RUSSELL, Auetioneer.
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ONE Lot Of Land, ~
ing on Jeremy Squam IAand
70 called, containing ira acres
and 40 rods; one ditto on the
eait fIAe ofSheepfcotRiyer.No.
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IL, containing 700 acres one ditto on the
fame Eide Of faid FLYER, Letter U, a choice
rfaa. AS o., .>
The following TRACTS of LAND, "
ing in the Towrihip OF New Bottom, 10
the province Of New Hsmplhire, VIZ
No. III, one hundred and fifty
acres No. ga, one hundred and fifty acres.
No. 81, one hundred and fifty acres. No.
20, one hundred acres. No. ~, fifty acres
Thofe who incline TO purchafe the whoe,
or any part thereof BY enquiring Of the
Printer hereof, may receive further informa-
ton. Likewiie, to be SOLD,
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A vile and defpicable poem called Toe
Sfsats.J, written BY ayils and dsipleSbie man.
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NJ 0 N D A Y, June ~.
b O S T o N.

We hear the Honourable his Maiefy's
Council, and the Honorable Houle Of Re-
prefen,atives have made choice Of the Rev.
Mr.. John Hunt, for their Chaplain refpec-
tiyely
We hear from Rockefeller, that on the 9Th
infant the wife of Mr.. Nathaniel Snow, Of
that place, aged about 20. having eat her
dinner as well as ulual, foon after complain
ed OF eat diltrels at her fomach after
walking the room few minutes, fhe went
out at the door; and tsrrying longer than
the folks within expected, hen huiba1d being
anxious abou, her, went out to fee if any
thing had befallen her; and, to bis great
furplife, found her few yards from the
houfe p'ofiraIe upon the ground, and lifslefs.
The Rev. Mr.. John Keep is ordained
PaRor over the church and congregation at
Sheffield.
ARRIVED bfyt. Bridfey and Goodfpeed
from New Haven Whitney from New
York Hinckley and Gorham from Phila-
delpiia J; Gray from Maryland j; Andrew.
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SAMUEL PARKMAN..

Has juit received by Capt. Hume from Olaf,
gov, and is now opening,
\ LARGE a6ortment of Scotch
L \ Goods, conhflng Of aimoit every
kind ufualIy imported into this place, among
which are, great variety of beautiful ipot-
ted, RriPed and fprigged lawns and lawn a.
Prons, lowered and ftriped kenting bandker-
chiefs, plain and picket gauze, gauze hand
kerchsfs, bedticks, carpets and car peting Of
all widths, tartan Plaids, check handkerchief
white threads OfAl numbers, gathering, XII
marnock caps, bibles, teaameOrs and primers,
&c. which with complear Allotment OF
Engiih and India goods, be will fell uncom-
mon cheap fer ready money, at his fhop lhree
doors feuth of,he Cornhslds IL Ualon ttrset.