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To be fold for eight gineas,
n SERVANT Girl, who has
"A three years to ferve. EnqH- of che
Printer. A
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WILLIAM S c 0 7 7,
AT the IRISH LINEN STORE in Ann
Rreet, near the Draw Bridge, Bottom,
Has iuft imported from iceland,
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In Law, PhyGck, HlRory, Divinity, and E.
very branch of polite Literature-B Bibles,
Tefaments, Palm Books, Plalters, Prm-
mers, Books for the aIiuiement and inRsuc-
ton of children, Sc. &c. &c.
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DANIEL SCOT T,

AT his Medicine Stole the Sign of the
Leopard, South End.
TAKES this method OF inform
l. ing all Gentlemen, Ladies, and o.
theirs, who have bad the Misfortune to loie
their Teeth, that he flll continues the bu'
finefs of making and fixing artificial Teeth
as ufual, in 70 elegant manner as 10 DC
but little inferior to the natural, either IN Uie
OF Beauty, as many who have experienced
them can teifify Where alto any Perion
afflicted with painful Stumps or unbound
Teeth, may have them removed with Pc
culiar Dex,erity and EaGe.-And all Petions
who have the Scurvy in their Teeth, which
threatens their removal though found, may
have them cleaned without hurting the Ena-
mel, or in the leaf degreeimparing them, and
may befuppled with OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
vAToR, which is an excellent Powder, the
bea adapted for preierving the Teeth ano
Gums, and preventing them from Aching,
of any Preparation ever offered to the Pub
lie II will cure the Scurvy in the Gums,
bring the Teeth to their original Whitenefs,
and by continuance of its Ule, will Pre-
ferve both Teeth and Gums in pure fate
during life.--It is not pretended that it will
perform ImpofbIities, that it will make
rotten Teeth found, or will cafe them when
they violently ach but it will aiiuredly
prefeTve thofe Teeth found that are 70, and
caule the Gums to adhere to them and pre-
vent thofe that are decayed in part, from
becoming worle.
AT the above Store may be had
Morgan's ufeful Eye-Water, which
has in 70 many cafes been found ferviceable
that it mutt efcape the cenfure Of the moR
critical OculiG- Brigfen's famous Bug Lii
quid, which effeetually deitroys thoie hate
full Vermin,--be they ever 70 numerous
An aforment Of genuine patented and
other Medicines of the beR quality, and
Medicine Boxes for Families or Shipping,
with exact and particular directions for uie-
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.
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THE Subfcriher informs the


L gentlemen and ladies' in town, that
he propo(es to open anENGLlSH GRAM
MAR SCHOOL for the infrueiion OF
youth, in houfe adjoining to the TreaiureI's
Office now improved by MIR. Greenleaf.
From eight o'clock to eleven in the morn
ing, and from two olive in the afternoon,
he will teach reading and Engfh grammar /;
and from eleven to twelve in the morning,
and from FIVE TO fix in the afternoon, will
teach Engliih grammar, logic, competition
and elegant letter writing,on buiinels, Friend
lhip, sc. Price fifteen ihilling per quarter.
No FIRE money nor entrance vii be required.
As many gentlemen have Recommended
fuch fchool, as being much wanted in the
town, and encouraged the fubicriber to open
one, he hopes for the double fatisfaefion Of
promoting the public interef 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 ant in fhort
time correct a bad pronunciation, which
they often contract, and if not early correct
ed becomes babitual, and is Iafing ble-
mifh 20 their reading or dicoufc.
The knowledge of EngIifh-grammar, logic
and competition, is 70 eiiential in education,
that no perfon can make any figure in the
Uttered world without it therefore it mutt
be a great advantage to all who have not had
pelite education, TO acquire .hofe parts Of
learning. Young matters and mites who
aresslrived 10 years Of understanding, may
! asS6ire fufieient knowledge in grammar
and competition in fhort time.
Gentlemen and ladies, who incline to fend
their children to the fchool above mentioned,
are defired TO engage them ioon, and leave
their names with the iublcriber at his lodg
ings, Mrs. Holbrook's, near the common.
10 Sc P H w Ar D
Bsfsa, Of7ebtr S. I772.
NJ. B. As a number of children have
been engaged fnce writing the above, the
lchool will be opened next Monday.
Hr If fuficient number ihould offer, for
an evening fchool, to be infruded in any OF
the above mentioned branches of learning,
the fchool will be kept Monday andWednef
day Evenings. n..h
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From the MaG Gaz. Of Thurlday ieG
M. DRAPER.

M. DRAPER,
TIME Propslai mentioned in the extract
of letter, fent you BY 4, and pub
lifhed in your iaR paper, is 10 far from be-
ing the tysb,jai OF the writer of the pamphlet
filled, &c The rights of theBritifh colonies.
Sc. that il 10 therein expressly qEst'd as the
breboIal of the writer of another pamphlet
called SC The Administration of the BrItiih
Colonies" sc. pubbfhed in England about
year before the Quotation. This prsp'-
lal indeed, was admitted as leis exceptions
Bile, than Tome others, which il was thought
by many would drain the colonifs of the
Qrea,eff part of their money to be carried
homc, or otherwife appropriated to the &C.
neral government, fupRoft, defence and
protection OF the whole Empire: After
which they might be left,or even required,
10 raife further taxes in each colony, tor the
fupport of his MajcRy's government in
each, in time of peace, and alto for COM
NOR defence and protection in time of war.
This fliould feem to be at leaft double tax
for general fervice, and to render the Gale
of the coloniRs perhaps unparalleled IN
the biffory of any age or nation. EfFtcialy
If il be confidered that mott of theie colo
mics were fettled without any expence to
the nation-- That for ages the inhabitants
had every difficulty to encounter, often o.
biped in cold, hunger and Thrift to labour
and toll with their arms, by their iide BY
day, and for pillow by night; and beiides
being frequently obliged to JIG on their
arms they could not worlhip but in arms
All thtfc and many other things coniidered,
/ am convinced that every tax from that of
parifh up to the King, falls in proPorti-
on to number, wealth and ability, much
heavier on the inhabitants of new than an
old country.
II may not be amiis to remark that one
of the principal acts of Parliament for rail-
ing a revenue in America pahed the year
before the pamphlet called g. the rights of
che Colonies" was publifhed or written, as
did the refolves for the Stamp Act though
this laR was not paiied until the next year.
1t was therefore impoiible the book fhould
have any effect in procuring the former II
is nor to be luppofed to il had any inau-
ence in reipea TO the latter.
Extraet from theRights of Colonies, p. g.
"I agree with the adminiRrator that OF
whatever revenues raifed in the colonies, It
shsy mufi be railed svitbOSt or contents,
!. The ErR and Jpsaai 4tprspriafisa ,oggh 10 Be
ia tbs paying the GsVsrnsrJ and all the sfb'r
ryswn OfscsrJ," s. for it would be hard
for the coonifts to pay them after this"
The above is iuppofed to have given rife
20 the extract in your laf, with how much
colour OF candor, truth or juftice. is fub-
mitted to the public. i, W 4
-" See Admiration Of the Colonies"
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,7zx. odo6er ie.
JUS TIMPoRT TED,
And to be fold BY wholefale or retail;
Extremely Cheap for Cath, BY
JOSHUA BLANCHARD, jun.
AT his Shop over BLANCHARD'S Wine
Cellar, Dock Square, Bolton,
CHOICE Chefhire Cheefes,
~ Gloceaet ditto, Bohea ssd Hy 6un Tea;
Engilh Loaf Sugar, double and treble REIN
ed ditto, Nuimegs, Cloves, Mace, Cinna-
mon, Pepper, Ginger, Curants and Pruan,s,
BeR Durham Muaa,d in pound, half and
quarter pound Bottles, beR Florence Oil in
uncommon large Flalks, Brimfone, Alum.
Copperas, Salt PeTe. Split Peafe, aed 10
Inch I'D Pipes, large Bowl Hunters ditto,
Painters Oil and colours, Leaf God, Sieve
Bottoms, No. 4 and IL Pins, Eng'i(h Sole
Leather, OinabuFgs. Ravens Duck, Gun
Powder in half Barrels and quarter Barrels,
Shot of all Sizes, Bar Lead, large and
fmaIi States, Playing Cards a neat ai1or.-
ment of cream coIouTed and glafs ware, few
ing twine, &c. AIS o. t
Brown Sugars of various forts, Cofee,
Cocoa, Chocolate, Cotton, Indigo, Snuff,
Redwood, LOgwood, new Flour, choice
Dumb Fiji, &c.
NJ b. ALI forts of Wines, Wef India,
and New England Rum, Brandy, Jamaica
Spirits. &c. fold at the abovcfaid Cellar rs
ufual.
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JACOB HEM It,
DENTIST to her Meisqy and the Prin-
cefs AmiLa.

DEGS Leave to recommend to
- the Public, bis newly difcovered EE
-Esnes Of Pearl, and Pearl DntJTiee, which
he has found to be greatly hyperion not only
in elegance, bur alto IN efficacy, to any thing
hitherto made ufe of for complaints of the
Tssfb and Gum: Particularly they will pre-
evyr tbs Teeth in perfeA found fate, even
TO old age they render them white and
beautiful, without in the leaf imPairing the
enamel; fajft1 iuch as are lOofe, keep fuch
as are already decayed from becoming worfe,
prevent the 1eOfb- Aeb, perfectly cure the
Seuryy IN the Gums, and make them gas.s
firm and clsjs to the teeth; they likcwite
reader the breath delicate, fweet, and re-
medy almoR all thole diforders that are the
consequence Of fcorbutic gums.
Sold 10y appointment of Mr.. Henet)
wholeiae and retail, by ". Bayley, PERU
mer, in Cockfpur- Rreet, near the bottom
ofthe Hay market, London, and at W'SlE-
am SeStt's Irifh Linen Store, near the Draw
Bridge, Bottom, New England.
ID"
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ITO be fold by Samuel Sloane,
l. at his Diftil- Houie, oppohte the Blue
ball a1dMafon's Arms. formerly Green ORA
gon, New England RUM, and all forts OF
SPIRITS, cheap for cain OF Molafiss and
a S he makes thofe articles himfelf, ne WI
~ anant them Fit for any market.
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R AP E E S N u F +.

CT. Vincents, Macksba, and
- and common RApee, to be fold at Gil
LESPIE'S Shop, at the Ggn ofthe Co.'s Pli-
,ois, Bottom; where alto may be had, belt
Virginia TOBACCO, exceeding mild
pigtail, fine, common, fhag and fquare cur
Tobacco, by the dozen.
Some cream, coloured WARE, at the fer
ling coG and charges.
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NATHANIEL GREENOUGH,
Begs leave TO aoquaint the
~ w o r l. d,

That he has juR received from LONDON,
an elegant Allotment of
Fall and Winter @ Ooh S.
That are now ready for Sale, at his mop two
doors to the northward ofthe PoRI Office,
juG above the Market in Cornhill, Bofbn,
Among which are -
y FINE aHortment of fupcrfBe
"A middlihg and low priced broad
cloths, Rattsens, Bath and knspt Beaver
coasings, Fri8es, Baths Lambikins or
Coatings, Kerfeys, German Serges, ernbof-
fed ditto, ColcheAer and Drapery Baizes,
Dufils, Sbags, ffriped and role Blankets,
Aannels, kiiIled ditto for ironing Cloths,
BareAins, SC. divers kindsof Woolgens,
from 8. Cd. Old Tenor to a Guinea the
Yard.
A variety of articles for Mems Won1en's
and Children's Gowns. A large aHort-
ment of
!. IR.I S,H LIN EN- S
3-4ths, 7 Srhs, and Yard wide, from Is.
Old Tenor, to S. the Yard.
The above Articles with vzi many o.
theirs, Ioomanyto be here particularly men
toned, he will fell as cheap, or Cheaper,
than can be bought at any Shop ar Store on
the Continent. The Quality of his Goods
and the Iownefsof his Prices, viii abundant
ly prove it. .st -
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n BOUT 70 Tons of Choice
N clean Clipped LOG WOOD, free
from Stumps, to be fold. Enquire of the
Printer. sass
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To be SOLD by Public Vendl:e,
On Thuriday the aeth of October int.
at Eleven O'clock, A. M. { if not before
difpofed Of at private Sale) the following
Parcels Of Real Eeate lying in Gloucef-
ter, late the Property of NATHANIEL
ALLEN, Eq; viz.
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faid Nathaniel Allen, Efq;
A WHARF oppofite to the a.
aforementioned Houfe 4o4 Feet IN length,
with "a Feet Of Flats on each Side, large
Warehoufe in good repair, and other Build
ings thereon.
Apiece of LAND lying CONT
puous to (aid Wharf, bounded on-Forefree.,
about 7 Rods in Front and 6Rods in Rear.
Alto Piece of L AND with the
Buildings on il, bounded on MiddIe-freet,
and Back-fifeet containing 81: ;ssUvsscEes .
The Sale to be on the Fremifes.
The whole is very well iituated fer a
Gentleman incliniDg to carry on the Fiji
BuGnels, and will be fold together, or fepa-
rateIy as may luit, and the Terms for Pay.
ment will be made cafy. Any Perfons
ChooGag to rurcHafe at private Safe, NAV
treat with Capt. jonathan Freeman, at his
Houfe in Hanover Hreef, Bottom.
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A Maniion HOUSE,
Yard and Garden, ftuated in
Forefreet, with a good Well
Of Water, and other Accom-
modations, now improved by
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Bsfon, Mareb 3, I77z.
CTOLEN, out of the lhop of Jo-

- sEPH Pore, Watch maker, at the fouth-
end, lafl evening, by breaking of a fquare of
glafs, FOUR SILVER WATCHES, with
only the inGde cafes makers name of one
ByfeH, of another Shepherd, the other names
not yet afcertained, the outer cafes were left
in the lhop. Should they, or either of them
be offered for iale, it is fequefed they may
be topped and notice given, or whoever by
any means thaIl fop them,or either fthem,
70 as the raid Pope may obtain them, lhaIl
be handsomely rewarded, and if the thief be
ffop2ed and brought to jultice, ihall have
TEN DOLLARS reward and all necehary
charges paid BY JOSEPH POPE.
N. B. If any pe'fon will deliver the faid
Watches TO the aforementioned JOSEPH
PORE, or leave them at THoMAS's Printing
Office, near the Mill Bridge, fhall receive
the above reward, and no quelfions afked.
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NEW-ENGLAND Con FISH-HOOKS
a BRAHAM CORNISH,


~ regular bred FIsAHooK MAKER,
From Exeter, in England, makes at his
Manufscfory, at the head Of Hutchinton's
wharf, Norh End, IN Bottom, all forts of
FIS H H 0 0 K S,
For the New England and Newfoundland
Fiiberies, sc. in the bef and mott compeat
manner. For caih, or good London bills
on delivery, all perfons may be 1apPlIed as
cheap, by whoefale, as they are imported
INFO America, and warranted in every re-
fpeG equal to any, and hyperion to mott ::
I He ALTO warrants every hook proof, and
! fhould any be found otherwife, he engages
TO give TWO good hooks for every one 10
q detective. Every Fiiherman on trial, and e
} very impartial per(on on examining and
2 comparing his hooks with thole marked r
Xviii ioon difcover their (uperlority and as
~.he fucce6 of the voyage, in great meaiure,
epends on the proof, turn, and quality OF
Eooks in catching Filth, and as this branch
= of bufine(s is of great importance, and very
beneficial to this province, he has Teaion to
Aatter himfelf with the cuhom ct all in1-
oortcrs, and Others, who are well-wilhers to
lsheir country. All orders by letters, from
Merchants and others, will be an(wered with
rs much fidelity and difpatch as fperfonally
1 mefent.
- C TO prevent deception, the paper which
contains the Hooks is marked ABRAHAM
Z CORNISH, Sc. and the letters AC are
marked on the Hat of the fem of each hook.
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THIS is to give Notice to the

THIS is to give Notice to the
l. Public, that there is large Tract of
good Land to be given off in Lots, from one
Hundred to Thoufaud Acres per Family /;
upon the Eltates or Lordlhips of Berthier,
and New York, the property of the Honour
abe Captain James Cuthbert, Eq; lying on
the North " eff iide of the River ST. Law
renee, Province Of Quebec, diRant from that
City forty.fx Leagues, from three Rivers
fifteen, from Montreal fifteen, and about
the fame diaance from Lake Champlain,
where the River from faid Lake, empties it.
felf into St.Lawrence, oppoGte to faid Eftates.
The Conditions are, viz. The Land, to
be given of forever The Quit-rents at the
rate of two Bulheis and half of Wheat, and
one Spanilh Dollar, per hundred Acres,
per Annum, with the cuRomary alienation
Fines upon Sale, and the hrf two years
free of rents.
Any Perlon, or Perfons, thzt inclines to
take up any of faid Lands, may apply to MIR.
Stephen Tut,le, Land Surveyor at Fort Mil
Ter, in the County Of Albany or to the Pro-
prietor at hisManor of Berthier, who will in
form them of the quality and lituation Of the
faid Trafts They are eaeemed among the
bef Lands in the Province, for rafting all
forts of Grain, and hath already, fettled on
them, above fix hundred Families, There is
ALTO good Filming and Huniing) and the Land
now propofed to be given of, lies about two
Leagues back from the River St. Lawrence.
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This Day PabhJbed,
And Sold by EDES & GILL, il Quesn-stree
price I1s 3D. Old Tenor
THE FRUGAL HOUSEWIFE,
o X,
Complete Woman Cook 4:

~ B. Any Perlon, by attending to the In
ftruetions given in this Book, may foon attain
to competent knowledge in theArt Of Cookery,
&c.-And il likewife contains more in Quantity
than mott otherBooks IF much higher Price.
Wherein the Art Of DrefIing all Sorts Of Viands
with Cleanliness, Deeency and Elegance, is ex-
planned in Five Hundred approved Receipts, in
ROaling, Boiling, Frying, Broiling, Grayies,
ssarss, Ssews, Hafhes, Soups, Friesaees, Ra-
gouts, Paaes, Pies, Taus, Cakes, Puddings,
Syllabus, Creamt, Flummery, Jsllies, CLANS,
and CuRards. Together with the bea Methods
of Plotting, CoIouring, Prelerving, Drying. Can
dying, Pickling and making Englilh Wines.
To which are prt6xed, various Bills Of Fare, for
Dinners and Suppers in every Month Of the
Year and a eopious Index to the Whole, by
sUsANNAH CARTER, of London
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For tie TEETH and GUMS.
JACOB HEM E 7,
S p Y, for I772.

DENTIST to her Mighty and the Prln-
cels Amfla.
ID EGS Leave to recommend to
~ the Public, his newly dilcovered r.
fence of Pearl, and Pearl Dofijrief, which
he has found to be greatly hyperion not only
in elegance, but ALTO in efficacy, to any thing
hitherto made ufe of for complaints OF the
Teeth and Gums: Particularly they will pre-
Jrrvs the Teeth in perfect found fate, even
10 old age; they render them white and
beautiful, without in the leaft imparing the
enamel faRen fuch as are looie, keep iach
as are already decayed from becoming woTie'
prevent the 9ootb. Atb, perfectly cure the
StarVy in the Gums, and make them grow
firm and ciojs to the teeth; they likewlie
render the breath delicate, fweet, and re-
medy almoR all thoie dilorders that are the
conGequence of fcorbutic gums.
Sold 10y appointment of Mr.. Hemet)
wholeiAle and retail, by N. B0yiey, PERU
mer, in Cockipur frec,, near the bottom
of the Hay market, London, and at WiLh-
am Stott'5 Iriih Linen Store, near the Draw
Bridge, Bottom, New England.
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Tmported from LONDON,and to be fold oy
ELIZABETH CLARK
& NO w E L l.,
At their fhop, fix doors to the fouihwaEd of
the Mill. Bridge, Bottom,
EARLY Charlton, early Hoti-
L. pur, and large N1arrowfatt Peas i;
golden Hotfpur, large Sugar, Spanilh Morat-
toes, dwarfManowfat and greenMauowfat
Peas large Windior Beans early yellow,
dwarf, early tpeckled, dwarf and large white
dwarf Beans early Yorkihire Cabbage
Seed, early Dutch Cabbage, large Winter
green Savoy, Batterlea and yellow Savoy
Cabbage Seeds, Orange, early, yellow and
purple Carrot Seed, (weling Parfnp feed,
early picking and large picking Cucumber
feed, double Pepper grafs, and fweet Msjo-
ram feed, FLYER Kind Onion, Summer SaVo'
ry, Balm, Thyme, aad round SPinnage Seed,
early CollHower, late ditto, early and win
ter Turnip feed, red Beat feed, &c.-AH
warranted to be oflhe true and genuine fort.
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raj AGcrtment of

IN Sea L S
London in Capt. rip,ion.
x,G nd to be fold by .leat- Britain and
49, DAVlDSO the 81 Az Z
&=7Sn-fsar-lane, Bottom, l'ihewng the contra
down the lane, on the beats both TO laws ~ "
Thomas Fucker, LI; the disadvantage: aIli-
EARLY Col advantages from ADJOINING
- Ch,,lton. Europe and Africa, particularly
- ua,,...f, and her Plantations ALTO ihewlos
gw ,ssna TO put this trade to Africa, on JUN
/. and lawful footing. ~
By MES SW A NJ
A friend to the welfare of the Continent
N. B. The book will be printed IN a gen.
teei manner, and contain about eighty pages
in large o6fayo The price to iubic''oe;s
will be one fhilling, lawful money, eacn
book, thole who fublcribe for Tx ihall nave
enc gratis.
subscriptions are taken in by ISAIAH
THOMAS, near the Mill Bridge.
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BosToN: Printed by ISAIAH THOMAS,

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P w hP
R NAP a
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Jul arrived, and to be fold by
C. l. o w E,
l.. AAn.nhal,c me Rn(inn-
In MarIhals Lane, Bolton,
Near Thomas Printing Office,

a VERY large Afortment of
"A Paper-H- lgings of the newell pat
terms aud bea colours, of various Prices
Choice London Porter, Dorchefer,
Ringwood, and BriiioI Beer, either Bottled,
OF dTaughted in Hogheads, Barrels, or BY
the gallon.
NJ. B. Matters of Veiiels Paflengers, or
Others, may be fupplied remarkable cheap
for Cath. Cath given for Bottles.
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n MESS, Lows, BickerfaRs, Malta
~ chuletis Calendars ard SHEET AL
MANACKS, to be fold by |. Thomas,
near the Mill Bridge.
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