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Extr0G! eF0 Letter frOm Gs1fitman in Los
don, to bis fyissd in tb6 tosOn, dOfed IN.
gyfih II72.
{" 1t is faid that Peter LeviuS, EGq; is ap-
pointed Chief Juffce and Secretary of the
province Of New Hampihire, with falary
of 1ooI. per anuum. By this appointment,
| hope the grievances of the people of that
province will in fome meafure be removed,
which they have 70 long complained OF"
Mr. Morgan has opened Theatre at
Portsmouth, w-Hampfhire. he exhi-
billions are on Fuefday andFridav evenings
YeRerday Captain Brown arrived here in
nine weeks from London, Capt Shores,
Capt. MacFarland and ievera other paf.
fengers came with Capt. Brown.
The Captains Bruce and Lyds were 70
fail from London for this place in Jew
days after Capt. Brown.
Thurfday latt Capt. Callahan, and on Sa
turday Capt. White, failed from hence for
London in the latter went PATIENCE, Rich
ard Reeve Efp Secretary to the Board oil
Commiaioners.
DIED.] Capt. Barnabas Clark.
SALEM, OG7sbr Al. The Snow Edicot,
Captain Ebeuezer Ward, Of this place, was
loft with all her cargo, in the late hurricane
in the Wet Indies.
Mr.. Robert Davis of Andover, as he was
bringing load of cyder to this town three o.
four weeks ago, fell from the tongue of his
cart, and came with his head to the ground
in 70 dangerous petition as thar wheel of
the cart toek off one of his ears clofe to bis
head. After he got up, finding his car hang
ing by a fmalI piece Of fkin. be twiched it off
and threw it away.
PHILADELPHIA, O7sbv "a. A loop
from Grenada for New Haven, took up
the crews of three New England veiIes
that foundered in the hurricane off St.
Martins and St. Eufatia. The weather
was very ferene at Grenada at the time the
hurricane wa: at other parts of the Wcif-
Indies.
"wednesday isff the General AiIembly of
this province met here, when Joieph Gal
loway, Eiq; was choGen Speaker; and
Charles Moore, Efq; Clerk of the houfe.
BenjaminFran ,Efq; is continued Agent
for this province Jofeph Fox, Etq; Bar.
rack Matter and William Crifpin, Efq;
Collector of Excite. And on Friday the
houGe adjourned to the 4th Of January next.
Capt Brown from Hifpaniola, informs,
that the latter end of AuguR they had on
fouta iide OF that iflund violent gale of
wind, which drove afhore az fail of French
vefiels, who were all loft, and that the
next morning aSo dead bodies were taken
up.
By Czpt. Copeland from ST. Vincents,.
we hears. that 90 or 40 vefIels at Guada-
toupe, and loop at MArtiaico, were lOft
in thehunicane.
NFwPoRT, Oa'5sr 2o. We hear that
in the late hurricane in the Wet Indies,
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MASS A CHUs Errs 6rY

tSI houfes were deitrcged at the iilind o.
Saba ALTO two hips lca there and all Oh
board periihed.
CHARLEsTowE, Ssa;b Caralina Stpf.I4.
Advices from Wet. Florida inform US, that
the Choctaw Indians have obtained very
comfortable advantage over their enemies
the Creeks, and have carried off great,
number of their fcalps. The war between
thele two nations, which has lated ieveral
years, appears to be carried On with as much
inveteracy on both iides as when it frtt
broke out The fame advices add, that the
commander in chiefhas thought proper 10 or"
der Fort Charities to be abandoned and the
Gsui(oned of that Fort, in consequence OF
thofe orders, have been Withdrawn.
They write from Georgia, that number
of emigran,s from Virginia were lately killed
IN tbcr WAY to the Mifilippi, BY fome In
.lsns faid to be Chefokees.
Sepi. ubsy, IS. On Tueiday Taft began,
I'D vas mex, day concluded. the general e.
ecton of members to reprefent the inhabi-
tants Of this province in the honourable the
Commons houfc CT aiiembly, a. the Court
houfe. II the town OF 8eaUfofr, Por-Royal,
IN Thurfd4y, next week, the eighth day
of Oaober.
On Saturday laR the 5onourable Barnard
Elliott Efq; was, in conie1uenoe of a roya
mandamus, fworn in and ,aok his feat as
member for his Nasty HONORABLE Coun-
Gil for this province.
Advices from the country OF the Creeks
inform US. Thattho indians are at Preienr
very turbulent they have killed trader
named Inman, beat and othe.wile malteated
feveral other traders in their towns, and
threaten to commit further outrages.
On Saturday Taft one hundred and iixty
paGengers arrived here from the North of Ire
land, in order to feule in this province.
NswBERN, [NOrtb- Cardinal Sept. 10
Capt. Busbee, juft arrived from St. Ma :
tins, off the Capes OF Virginia, in about
thirteen fathom water Came through Drift
of candles, apples, &c. and about two miles
to the north of Cape HAtteras, he law four
vefiels on fhore
PHILADELPHIA, Oaobsr a6. The Olaf
gov man of war, lying IN Lynhaven-Bay,
was lately firuck by Hafh of lightning,
which fplit her fOremaf to pieces and
fpsang her mainmait.
With Capt Cunningham, from Anti
qua, came paiIeas ers, Col. Lalie, andLieut.
Ellilon OF rhe 6.tn regiment.
Exna7sfs LITTER fam Esrt- Pitt.
. As there are pofitive opdsrs to demo-
IN Fort-Pitt, the Whole frontier is open
to favage generofity, the people IN general,
from regard to their own lafety, have con-
clud;d TO address the governor and Alien
bly, for fome troops to protect ouI t'ade
Ind frontiers, &c."
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1772-11-05
Joseph GREENLEAF.
AT his fore in Marfhall's-Lane,
Between the CcRNFIELD and THOMAS.

AT his fore in Marfhalps-Lane,
Between the CcRNFIELD and THoMAs's
Printing Office. Bottom,
Has for fale,upon the mott reafonable terms,
4 GREAT variety of Broad
= Clotns, of fafhionable colours, from
IS to guinea the yard good aTortment
of Irfh Linens, Dowlas, Ruifia Linen and
Sheeting of moH prices; ShalIoons, Gala
mancoes, RuGels, PouRd and No. 4 Pins,
Cotton Viewers and Veverets, Linen and
Silk Handkerchiefs, German Serges, Ofna-
burgs, writing and printing Paper Fuffians,
Jeans, Colcheffer Baizc, Beaver Coating.
N. B. One piece OF ic1rlet, and one do.
of green fuper6ne Broad Goth, a gentceI
Mahogany cafe for Knives, forks and fpoons
with plated f yer furniture, and fundry o.
ther articles, will be fold at or near the
bare exchange.
Said Greenleaf takes in Goods to
fell upon comniifions, and has Large acco-
modations Tor storage, and a good CELLAR
where he can dc poiit Wines, Sc Sc.
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ID AN away from his matter, on

- AN away from his matter, on
IN Saturday laR, a young NEGRO
MAN, named NEWPORT, had on when
he went away, friPed home(pun jacket,
fboes, but no bookings, FINAL failor's has
bound with red. He is likely, well-fhap-
ed fellow, about FIVE and an half feet high,
one or both the calves of his legs full of fears,
he IS a new negro and can fpsak but little
Englifh. Whoever will apprehend Eaid ne
gro, and deliveS him to the fubfcriber fhaIi
be well rewarded, and all necelary charges
BY B. M. HOMES.
N. B. All matters of vefels and others,
are hereby cautioned againff concealing or
carrying of hid negro, as they would avoid
the penalty of the law.
Bej9sa, NsVGmbsr {. I77a.
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To the P u B l. 1 c.
TOMORROW EVENING,
Viii be Sold at PUBLIC VENDUE. by
THOMAS YORKE..

VIII be Sold at PUBLIC VENDUE. by
Tt OMAS YORKE,
At his Auction Room, over Mr.. Joleph
Grsenle4fs ftore,ir Ma'fhal's Lane, four
Doors north of the Corn-6eld, and near
tire Bottom Stone,
& Variety of Englih GOODS,
4 = Houihoid Furniture, and Wearing
Apparel.
To be iold, a Whare-houGe, ftu-
ate in the centre ofbuhnels.
To be fold, Houfe pleisntly ftuated,
and in good repair.
A Gentleman may be accommodated
with room ready furnifhed, and board in
a gen,eel family if required.
Enquire of laid Yorke.
N Is. A Public Sale at fsid Auction
Rom. every Tuefday, Wednesday and
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SALES by Auction.

IO-MOKKOW MOKNlNCs
AT TEN O'Clock, precifely, -,
Will b SOL ID by PUBLIC VENDUE,
At BOWMAN's Auetion-Roon,
North Side Of the Market.
\ Large Allotment of Englilh
"A GOODS, amongR which are, men
and women's Stockings, CAmbleteens,
Csmblets, Dorie,teens, DTawboys, figured
Modes, Duran,s, Tammies, colou7sd
Threads, Sattins, Plain Lawns, Lawn
Hsndkerchiefs, Cotton and Linen do. Rat
teens, Sundry articles of Hard Ware, Fur
Trimmings, Efminps, German Serges,
GarIix. Dowlas and Velvets. Alto,
Sixty Pieces of Irifh Linens, 20
of Which are perhaps fuperio, in quality to
any ever fold by Auction in America.
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M 0 N D A Y, April Il.
B o S T o N.

ACommittee from the HouGe waited on
his Excellency, on Wednesday laR, with a
mefAge, acquainting him that the HouGs
mad made choice of John Hancock, Efq;
for their Speaker PRO fsmpSrs during the abb
fence of the Hon. Thomas Cufhing, Efq;
confined by ficknefs; and the Speaker elect
being preiented to his Excellency, he was
plealed to approve of their choice.
At the fame time directed the attendance
of the Houle in the Council Chamber, who
attended accordingly, when his Excellency
was pleafed to make the following SPEECH
to both Houles, viz.
GEafLfmfn Of fbf Camel, and
Gentlemen sffbt AsgtE Of RtprsjfnfafiVet.
7 HAVE, from time TO time, regularly
i tranfniiIed the Applications which have
been made to me. in former SeiIions, to con-
vene the General Court in tie town of BsE
ton, together with the meHages, refolves and
votes of every kind, which have paGed upon
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T RSDAY, APRIL Is, 1772.

world for the picture of this valiant chief,
and 10 place it in the new hall at Pandemo-
Oium. -
l.. IL is .(aid that an elegant apartment In
Ssuarr's fquare, is now repairing for the re-
ception of a certain Scotuih Thane, who is
expected here every day,--this is done at
the earnef deGre Of Lady Of the fra rank,
who has great influence in this court.
Letters from England advife, that we
have now no reafon to fear the fpeedy diho-
luton of the Britiih parliament, this inte.
refting news has caufed great rejoi>ings
here.
His MajeRy's AmbaHador at the Court
of Great Britain (whofe chief buGnefs was
to watch the fociety of the Bill of Rights
arrived yeferday entirely unexpected; this
put the Premier into great conformation,
as he imagined he had been driven from his
poR: But upon the AmbaAador's informing
him that he had fubftituted parton Horne in
his room, he appeared to be highly pleafed,
and faid, he will do as we'll as lhoud, if
was there myfslf.
TISEMENTS.
This day was publifhed, the works of
Lord Bolingbroke, epitomifed in two vo-
lumes, printed for the author.
To be fold, view of the battle of Ala
nance, where his Majefy's allies obtained
Ggnal and glorious Victory over the friends
of expiring Liberty. Enquire at the Ggn
of Charles's head, in Bartholomew CoyttsS
poem in praife of enthuGafm, ,byoT,
NJ, alto lermon entitled, ho5nefs
the direct way to deffruesion, by theYslue
author.
Whereas a perfon from the other world
has lately come into this realm, in an ilIe-
gal manner, and cheated me of my fees
This is to inform his MajeRy's liege fub-
jeds, that whoever fhall bring the faid au-
daCious perfon, to the cufom-houie in
Slaughter Lane, lhall be Handsomely re-
Warded, per me CLARION.
All perlons claiming property in a parcel
of trinkets, lately feized for illegal impor-
tatioH, are hereby informed, that they will
be expofsd to fale next Sunday, at the uf.
ual place, when they may attend if they fee
cau(e. CHARLES GREVIOUS.
Surveyor of the cuioms and clerk of the
Check.
Now in the prefs and fpeediIy will be pub
lilhed, the hiaoy of the life and noble ex-
ploits of Peter Hackins, othervife called
the Nettleham Baronet, an inhabitant Of
the other world, foon expected here, br
whom his Majefy has referved an honour
able birth.
Printed for Menaneh- n-Sidon, at the
iign of the Star Chamber, in Deduction
alley, PAndemonium.
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Il place. OF my reiidence Y
almoR out of your world,
the tranGtion from it to
the realms of Pluto is Ca
fy. The people of ,hefe
parts, bear, as it is con-
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We hear from On q New Hamphlls,
SI na,'m ,Su Of Colonel Phelps, wa.
March, M1rcn, the rs lon, weighing fifteen pounds
and an t'''
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For the MAssAcHUsETTs SPY.
Winaeganjf, alias WsrremseatoEgHs, near
Hfh-Gafs, Mareb II, I772.
MIR. l HoMAS, ..e-....i. -. t,sr,,
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On Friday Iaf the following Anfwer to the
Governors Speech to both Houies of AZ
fembly, was unanimously voted in the
HouGe of Representatives, and the next
Day it was tent up to his Excellency by
MIR. Iageyj6K Mr.. AdamT, Mr.. HsIjSn,
Mr.. Brigadier Prtbbt, Major H0sUlty,
Colonel PysIesff, and Doao5 Hsltsz, viz
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M sA c HUS ETTS SPY, for wa

have particular antipathy TO the word
Patriot, the word fisni6es ga Father TO
his country )" he treats all who appear in
this character with diidain, and all who
write in favour = this opprsGed people, he
in contempt calls pretended Patyisn. II he
has hatred Of the writers in favour of the
Liberties of the people, he certainly is your
Enemy, be his pretenGons what they will.
In a word, examine we'll the contribution
OF the government of this province, as
founded on compact in the charter, fubmit
to all legal AND constitutional authority,
but NEVER BOW YOUR NECK TO A TY-
RANT
MASSACHUSETTENSiS.
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10

hus the Romaas piefc,ved Their liberty
by limiting the une and power 81 her ma
gltrates, by making them sniver45.c af;e,-
wards for their behaviour IN II Ard be-
tides all this, th're lay from the magerstes
an apPes' To the people a power which,
however g'eat,' they generally ulrd with emf
nent modeity and mercy and, like the peo.
PIE OF other nations, filmed much ieldomer
than their Governors. Indeed in any pub
lie d'to'der or confulion, the people are fcarce
ever in the fault but, fsr on the other Gde.
iutter often, with criminal patience, the
fore evils Brought wantonIy or fooiihly up
on them BY others, whom they pay dear to
prevent them.
his iacIcd right of appealing to the peo-
pc, was fecured TO them by very good and
very ievere law, which is found IN Liyy in
theie words Ali0m dcinde eOpjnlarem irgem
DIS PT'V'c0fi0"f, Hnifhm prry:a,um Ebotafi,,
0sefmVr0H PotGlf0fe tvtrjan, non yejYitaanf
m'a0, I d efi9m maaiEnf, EantindO novaa e.
gfm, ne qols ulusn Magit'aium line provo
cauone cIearet F.: Qni CT, aart, cum los f4f-
que eiiet occd Neve Csdes capitals nox:e
hAberetur. The former con(uar law
Tor appealing to the people THE itft and on
y great iuPPort of liberty having been over
turned BY the uiu'paton of the Deccmvri,
was now not only reaored but forfeited BY
new law, s0tic6 tarbAA the Grating any ma
gysrafG rOifbeGt appeal, and made IL lawful 10
XII any man that md (s 1OithOnf jalJft7i1s the
killer TO eGpifai psnahy" / he Romans
had but TOO good realon for thels laws for
The Decemvri, from whom there was no APP
peal, had enila we'd them.
The rfmaindtr in our next.
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GOODS extremely CHEAP,
S O l. d by
10 II N N A u R O.

M 7i' imp fbssor1r Of 9nesn-Ryst, appetite
f6s7swn- Hoyjt, for CASH sub,
Where conitant attendance will be given.
BROAD Cloatbs, rSfGsens, ker-
Jys, bo5-tbieAy, LamIJRins, esatisss.
6sHV"h JSrsa cloths, Hriprd dg6fli, miilsd
fHnntI', bHizss, UTivrrns and vslyns,
6rfeebrs pircH', BaLSsns, fammiss, dwanfs,
f0llom"ne0s', f0mbItfs, furniture ebteks, CAM
6rfet'. IsaoH', fgH,IdHg6;, Brilliant, psp-
ans, 60y(thSs GUeyJ, d,0ubsyt, rbsckJ,
INN linens, msaJ and pOsmsn' k0tbey glsvsJ
ana miff', gl0zf0 GnsnI, 6uekrams, Gk end
MUFFIN g0Hze, fgWeG and PLAIN (anins, RIB
6."Hk PLAN G.iO, 0lamodfs, f2wtl msdts,
F0Et"h I0,Jnffs- Seoleb lawn5 Gga,td and
PAN. Ken'ing b0Hdkerebiefj uli1 osd acitb-
"m 6o'afTS, E~sd I0uOni, (apron uidtb)
D'ipfd f0ffbaS, Ssd nekt, BID 6nnfs, man and
IOOmen'I b4l; hMsn b4ndA0ebix,5 Vsry
b0ndjSmf p0if0nJj IOm'H't fix gloOa and
m't", lfsOing JtikJ, ribbons, EH tsy,ir, qua
HIi<', s0'E and Goat binding, fapsJ, miAIntr'T
nefdl1, sSe. &c &c.
N B. Garnet nrekl0csI, French bsrdj,
psarLs nfekiGers, Frenfb bsSd and purple ear
ri1gIi S0HtbOng and HJjon tea common gar
net bfedI, S'e. Je.
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n LII Peffons that are indebted

4 LII Petfons that are indebted
L n to, OF have any demands upon the e.
fate of ONEsIPHoRUs TILEsToN, late of
Bottom, Elq; deceafed, are delired to bring in
their accounts to THOMAS TILEsToH, fole
administrator on faid eaate, in order for lpee-
dy fettlement.
N. B. Lumber of all Kinds fold
as ufuaI ALTO a large Quantity of Window
Frames and Salhes for 8 by 10 and 7 by
Glsis Number of choice Doors, 8 and 8
Pannels, wrought on both hdes, from Inch
and Quarter to two Inch and Quartet
thick, made ofgood Stuff and well fealoned,
having been put together two Years. ALTO
to be Let, a Gundiioo and TackIe-FaIls Of
fundry forts by THOMAS TILEsTcN.
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W A N T Z d,
a Woman with a good breaf of
L n milk, either to come into a family
to fuckle, or to take child and fuckle il
at home, as might be mott agreeable. En-
quiTe of the Printer.
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For the MASSACHUSETTS SPY.

Mr HoMAS,
The following paper from Ca,o's Letters,
rs recommended to the ferrous perufal of
CHRoNus, and Comp0y you are there.
fore dehred to pubhih it, Q p.
ibe ener00eting nature Of b0vvey, tvey to Be
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Aagua s. At a Meeting of the Planters,
Merchants and Captains of Ships IN the
Jamaica Trade, at the London Tavern, il
was agreed tina, unlefs there was an Ad-
di,ion Of sd. the 100 WI. to the old Freight
of no upon Sugar brought. from Jamaica to
Great. Britain, the Navigation between
Gseat-Britain and tbs. lnand mutt gradual
~ dimini(h. Public Notice of this IS gwen
in the London Papers for the Satisfaction OF
all Parties concerned.
The Bible is trapAating into the Sweed-
in language under the infpeefion OF COM
mttse of Theologifs appointed by the Diet.
. They are to have certain appointments TO be
defreyed by tax of one per cent, on church
bene6ces for the fiji we ar, and an half per
cent, after that time, ull the tranilatlon IS
perfected. Each book 10 be printed as icon
as translated and lubmitted to public obferv-
alton.
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By yeiIel lately arrived at New York
from the lie Of May, we learn, that on the
night of the 9Th of Apri', French India
man, from Bordeaux, of about 400 tons,
was caft away upon that iiland, the veiiel
entirely LOFT, but all the cargo faved.
The meafes has proved very mortal at
CharIeftown, South Carolina.
ExraS7 of Letter, dated LsSd0u, JHy %,
I77z, to Gentleman here.
The Inilruaions of your Town cam
not be fuficicntly admired. They thew
Strength of Argument, determined Spirit
and iuft Principles, which mutt forever do
you Honor.--l rejoice to fee that eeuF new
Afembly is firm. You have nothing TO
.ruR to but Perseverance,, and that mutt
aGuredly triumph at laf."
SALEM, September ~. 7bii day stbs
onaivsy(ary Of tbe Coronation Of BIS A1aIsgy
King GEORGE the fbyd-Rejoice, y
AMERICA. in the BleHings of his AusrI-
cIoUs Reign-in which your Property IS
70 WISELY, JUSTLY and MERcIFuLLY
taken Care OF by Courts of Admiralty
and In which any Parts of your Eitates
will ue SECURELY and SAFELY gwen into
the Hands of your gracious Seversiga,or his
f.itbful Esrvenfs, whenever the COM
Mon PEOPLE of Great Britain, by
their Representatives,, may DC 10 gtners1y)I
di6zfsysyqsd as to make the Grant
Providence, Sspitm5Hr Io. Monday
Night lati fome evil minded Perfon or Per-
lons broke the Windows of fevetal Places
of Worihp a, Rehoboth. Particularly at
the Reverend Hyde's, and the Reverend
Mr.. Peck's Meeting Houfes,a great QUAINT
ny OF Glafs was deltroyed
CHARLEsTowN. [ Sou.b Carolina ] AngEf
a4. Advces from North Carolina, OF the
'r5h infant, inform US, that the weiteIn
parts Of that province are not yet brought IN
to a fate Of order though the fplFIt Of OUT
rage and violence us petty well icbdued'
His ExcelIency Governor. Martin has been
for fome time paR at HiilfbOrough, on the
fouth. wcf frontier, where, il is laid, ne has
received petition from the excepted regula-i
tors, who il is expected, wills on iuIendei-
ing ,ihemfelves, be pardoned. His Excel
ilency is indefatgably employed in reitoTing
peace and quiet to that part Of the country
The Cape Fear Mecury OF the J ath infant
fays, "in conlequence of Tome initEuctlons,
his Esccllency our Governor has lummon-
ed Councils the Judges and Attorney Ge-
Ial,to.meet atAddboroughahe 10th infant.
Il AkggR 3t. The calling the General
lAaenibly OF this province to meet az Beau
fort, which siupwaTds of feventy miles from
this town, its uiual place of meeting, occaii-
ons mdch tpeculatons and room tor many
conjetfurcs. RI. 81 81
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and compaG-
on are feelings, in fome
degree, common to all
mankind ; and tbefe are the
only, Barriers of all the
rights Of nature /; for in
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-10-01

To be fold uponthe mott rea(saabk terms,
., fore No. 8. being the iecond from,
John Hancock, Efq; next to Mr.. Ellis
Gray's, oppoiise the EAT end Of Faneuil
Hal, and leading down to Treats and
Spears WharSes, BY
IA NJ Els SW A N, 81
NEW Philadelphia FLOUR,
" fine and fuperfre, Wet India Rum
Cotton Woo, Chocolate, Pepper, sc. SC.
ALTO, Nutmeggs, Cloves, Cinnamon, Mace,
and fundry aIucles of Croekery Ware,
very cheap.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-10-01

For the MASSACHUSETTS, SP Y.
Mr.. Thomas,
Pleafe to publih the following, for the in
fp,etion of JOHN MARSHAM.
The bfv myjSlf9fbtaven .dsfsndedFREEDoM
| sCi6 the Jane brigbt bsrifogs !" I'LL.
Granville in Clsmfnfind.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-06-04
| Imported IN the feyeral fhips this Spring
from I nndnn hu

Imported in the feyeral fhips this Spring
from London, by
T HO M AS L E E;
At his fore near the Swing Bridge, Bottom,
n, VERY full and eompleat Az
~ Gotment of PIECE GOODS:
LADIES SILKS, with which he
is couaantly fupplied) of the newell faihions /;
he has now by him mott elegant variety,
competed of almoR every kind in ule:
Book and Thick Mullins, Tombour work
ed ditto, rich Bruiiels and Mecklen Laces.
IRIS Fl LIN Ms,
BBO Ms,
PAP ER HAN GIN S,
Rich and Bafket- worked Gold and Silver
Blu T ONS,
G O L d and SILVER LACES,
WATCHES of various Sorts, alto,
Warranted Gun Powder, Shot, Nails,
& by 8,'7 by 9, and 8 BY 10 Window Glafs,
genuine KiPpen's Souf, Alum, Ruflia, Ra-
vens and Engliih Duck, Olnaburgs, Verdi
greefe, &c.
80 Said LEE receives all his Goods from
firft Hands only, and will fupply Shopkeep-
ers and Traders on as good 7rms as any per-
i'm in Bsjfon.
The grsHfs0 encouragement to fbetI sObs
PnrebsIF 1Uifb prelSat money.