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u tbtLORD PRESIDEN r Of biz Ma.
IEsrY's PrivY Council.

MY LORD,
TT is very mutual to addrefs miniRsrs in
this pubic manner but from fa6tious
motives. allure your Lordihip they do
not prevail in the few observations with
to fubmit to your confederation. On the
contrary, the affection | bear my moif A.
miable fovereign, and the regard | have foe
the Tranquility of my country, are my only
Inducements.
One would imagine that his Msjefy's
miniRers, having withhold the viralent
attacks and bufess of oppo(ition for thele
Ave years, and by the experience Of the
Taft fefIions found themleIves invincible,
might maintain liability beyond the pow
er of petitions, remonRrances, Bill of
Rights, or city mob to affect but IL be-
comes matter of anxiety 10 their friends,
that we arc on the eve Of change which
mutt revive confuGon. The fubieA Of dir
cord is not generally known, and there
fore | take this method Of making the pub.
lie judges of your Lordlhip's proceedings,
and the views Of thole who encourage and
fu2port them.
A few mouied men having formed =
dtiign of eRabliihing new lettlcment and
governments in America, petition bis Ma
jeRy for a grant of lome millions of acres
in the ineR part of that country. tits re-
ferred to the Lords of the Treafary 10 ft-
tie the confederation, and TO the Board of
Trade to coniider the policy of fuch an
undertaking. After this mott ferrous deli
beration, they unanimously and repeated
ly report to his Majeay in council" thar
It Is plan by no means admiAibIe, and
big with danger to that and the mother
country. Such rspreientation (fupport-
ed by mott convincing reafons) fhould
have demanded the deberation of the fill
kf council. Your Lordihip will recoilsa
now iglgaL6eant the number and how prs-
cipifafe the refolution in determining 10
great qu:Rion. -YourlsIf, two Sscre-
taries Of State, and Lord Vifcount Fall
mouth, will have the credit of difmiline
one (if not more) of his MAjeRy's bsa
fervants. / have always thoughr il the
practice Il am FIRE its good policy) for
the different members Of administration ne
yer to interfere with the bufnels of each
others departments but that the judg-
ment and opinion of each were uncontro.
verified and conaantly acquieGced in By the
ref. Why then is Lord Hillfb1rough Gus-
titled by the unanimous fentiments of the
board where be preides) to be oounterac-
ted 10 his exefcile OF the ufHzI prerogztive
of Office Not becaufe the meafure he has
oppoIed is right, but from coniderziions
of different nature. One would imagine
that the feTvices of that noble Lord delerve
better returns from his country; but natl
onal gratitude, like pesional honour, is
very much out of faihion. Lord HIlfb0-
rough Ventured on the American fea when
il was 70 turbulent, that no one elfe would
brave the dangers By a manly Fefolution
and pruc>nt Management of the helm, he
mas wezthered il, and Is now TO be dilmif-
fed as unit for fervies. My Lord ROch-
ford can give bafsr rsalon. Your Lord
fhip knows how sieleis he thinks an Ams.
+ Ia AZ p .,.o.,1sg Es fks q a 49,
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER a6, I77a.

fiier that war, in which their aid would
be mott requlfte, would deprive you of the
only means you had propo(ed for fecurlng
IL. You will then feel the conicquences
of having sxtinguiihed their affections, and
kindied their enmity. Their oppoiition
now is more filent than il was, but not lcis
lure. Even in that Jingle inifance, wher-
you pretend to have fuccceded, the dliio-
luton Of their anociations, they followed
you Rep by Rep, receding only where you
had receded. The unconstitutional duty
was withdrawn from every thing but tea;
and aeainit the importation of tea they
continued aid maintained their rclolutions.
Upon the whole then it will appear, that
your abilities are equal to your moderate
on, and your principles proportionable TO
both.
But your advocate has thought proper
to join the rsfignstion of Lorth North
With the difmifion of your Lordihip.
That, indeed, would be a public ca!ami-
~. No one exercifes more effeefually the
arts of corruption and the arts Of corruP-
ton are now the only finews Of govern
n1ent. Yet what can have 70 clofely at
tached Lord North to you Was il the
late impoiIion you enabled Sic Francis
Bernard and Others 60 FIX upon him, 70
bis ths6ne. and the injury Of the revenue
SNYour reaions againif new efabllih-
i1eAt in America, which is follicited, a.
ypyk friend tells Us, by Hfew monisd -nse''y
1Gere, nc fays, convincing. ] hould DC,
indeed, furpriied If any convincing argu-
ment could be found againR the propoii-
ton in general. With refpea to the per-
ions who acc Collecting this grant, Tome OF
them are adventures Of deiP.rate fortunes,
bad character, aud woffe principles. But
TINS was no part Of your objections. In
deed IL would be new to your LordihIp,
even in ieea, to object to any man bscaute
he was deRitute Of honefy or honour. The
baronet of Nettleham~ will verify this.
The miniffrrial phalanx is, il Ieems, 10
be irraparabIy weakened BY your lofs / III
you could convincs them of this, you
might fit iecure. But the blindnefS, or
the ingratitude, as your advocate files il,
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= Sir Francis Bernard is fuppofed 10
have been the writer of the letter follow
inc this. addreiied to the Lord preiident.
t On the 10th of AuguR the Earl Of
Marlborough reGgned the Office of Secreta-
nv of State Tor the colonies, and was iuc-
ceeded by Lord Dartmouth, the cauie OF
which was announced TO the public in the
LONDON PACKET in the following para
graph +" The projsa of efabllfhing a
new colony in the back part Of North A
merica has proved a9e5s of e'"fs1fis" among
the miniary, they have long been growl-
ing az one another, and were very near
coming to an open rupture.-'Tis faid the
plan of the new fett'ement was artfully
contriyed ny the BsdfSrd faais", in order
to GUST the Hibernian Secretary of State,
Who had ralAIy declared that if fuch plan
was carried into execution he would GER
,ainlv ys6gs. This was the very thing they
wanted, end accordingly they took him at
his word.-The BsdfOrds next planned A
mother arrangement in their own favour,
AZ follows: Lord Cover was TO be Secre-
tary Of State for the colonies in the room
OF Lord Marlborough; the Duke of Graf
ton was to be preGdent of the council in
the room of Lord Cover and Lord Wey-
mouth was to fucceed the Duke of Graf
tor IS pnvy zeal. However, all this Bed
fvdiss arrangement has been over-ruled
10y the hyperion influence ofthe PREMIER,
Who has got his kinfnan Lord Dartmouth,
aomina ted to this dspzrtmsnt.-ln con-
Eeuusnce of which nomination Lord Dart
mouth will certainly Be- iwom IN IN Fri.
Day next.
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H conitant attention 4
have givento the msafures
of your standardization,
will fpeak the propriety OF
my prefsnt pufpofe. Your
panegyriits have content
ed themfelves with mo-
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[NUMB. 81.


For the MASSACHUSETTS spy.
" Mr.. THOMAS,
'CEEING in your paper Of the Z 9Th cur
- rent, Doctor Young's call upon Mr..
Aaron Davis, junior, to produce the grounds
Of his charge agAinR him, as being man of
no principle. and Mr.. Davis's aniwer in the
next paper II brought to my mind dif-
pute held BY fome very intelligent perfons,
concerning which Of the nights, Saturday or
Sunday, fhOuld be kept as holy time. After
each had exhauRed his fore If argument to
very little purpoie, one Tom Wood, noted
iax dre6er, food up amUng them. and addrsA.
ing himlelf TO the audience in a very iaspor-
tant attitude. exclaimed, !" My dear friends it
is in vain to diipu.e this matter any further,
for is il not written in plain words B.bs!1
Ig' b5Srs yan ints Gaihs."
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RID AY, November ~.
r q s T y N.

Alta general council held at the council
chamber ON "Wednesday the isth Of Mo-
vsmber, his Excelltncy was plsafed 70 mo-
inmate, Abncr Cheever, Eiq; 20 be Juitics
of the peace for the county Of EHsx. Will
liam Gorham, Efq; 90 Be a Jutics OF the
peace for the county Of Cumberland. Eze-
kiel Pattse, Efq; to be . Ju&ice Of the
peace for the County of Lincoln. MIR. Sa.
Inuel Pool, q coroner for Middlefex. To
which nominations his Majs&yS Council
aid advile and content.
With Capt. Jenkins from London, .
peri6n came paGengeE who carried on the
Bu.tcn making buiinefs, and has brought
oy-s.the materials for making all forts Of
silt buttons.
Sr. JoAN's [ 4sfigsH] 0t7Sber 2. We
hsaT from St. Vincents, that on Monday
niqhdlafs, the Caraibs burnt the works and
dwelling houle Of Andrew Bruce, Eiqi and
on the Wsdneiday following burnt the
dwelling.houfe and Offices OF John LsCrow
EGq; they alio took detached party Of the
a1d reeiment,l eOnGRing Of = Cor
poral and four men, whom they killed. "A
icouting party Of Carsibs tome time before
sAis, had nearly fell in with and taken Ge-
neral Leyborne pgifoasr.
On Thurlday morning lar, one Of the
tr&nfpogts arrived ~ Sc. Vineents with .
party Of the 2lR regiment from 81. Auguf-
zine Id WeR- FIosids, and the ref arc hour.
" expelled 70 that . general attack on
theis deiperadoes may Be every day looked
for.
The militia here are under the greatsfi
hardihips on account Of the fatigue OF their
military duty.
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SAT RDAY Novembef aS.
Il O S T q N.

The Captains Reed, Farrell, and Rich
ardfon, with troops from St. AuguRine.af-
rived at ST. Vincents between the 9th and
nth Of the fame month, the brig Pompey,
Cant. Healy, was ready to fail from Pfcvi-
deace for St. Vincents, and Capt. Fuller
ton failed from Bermuda the 1sff, with
the troops for the general rendezvous.
Thurfday the 10th Of December next,is
APPOINTED for the trial Of Amell Nickerfon /,
he being the fuppOfed murderer Of the three
men and boy, . mentioned in our laR.
On Wednesday the. eleventh infant, Mr..
obadiah Parfons was ordained Paitor of the
third church in GlouceRer.
On Wednesday lafl Mr.. Joieph Willard
was ordained Paftor off church At Beverly.
We hear that the operations againR the
black Caraibs at St. Vincents are COM
menced.
HALIFAX, Nsyvmber ~. On Friday
laft a, the Supreme Court, William Lam.
b.rt of the 6sthRegiment received ientence
Of death for committing rape on Hannah
Baur and Is to be executed on the 2Sth
Infant.
We hear that his M.jeay's fh;p Tartar
Is alhore in Canfo Gut.
PhILADRLPHrA, Nsvsmtr II. On Sa-
turdAy lsft Kayafhuta, the great Seneca
Chief, retained to this city from JohnIon''
Hall; were be had been on wifi to Sir
William JohnlOn, of the gTeatef import
ancs to the colonies.
The forts Chsrtres and Pitt are, BY or
dem from Eugland. defgoyeds the barracks
leveIled TO the ground, and abandoned BY
the CARTONS, who are foon expected, As
thew are on. their way to this city We
are afured the frontier inhabitants OF this
province have prefentedsh Governor with
= petition on that fubjea, Who have refer
red them to General Gage, al New York,
but we f-.l the application . without iue-
ceG.
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LaR Thurlday morning. valuable Negro
fellow, belonging to Mr.. Shirley, Butcher,
in driving cart Of Beef at the fouth part of
the town, was thrown down by another cart,
pa1ing BY, when the wheel went over one Of
his legs and broke il 10 two placts.
The next day, juR after > fhip was launch.
ed at the North end, . young man, Son of
Mr.. Richardlon, head builder, in crofing the
ways, fell among the timber and broke one
of his legs Mort of.
Lar Friday Capt Tree arrived here in
fourteen days from Newfoundland on bis
paGige he fpoke with brig from Liverpool.
bound 70 Plymouth, which had loff her Tud-
der and was then feering with cable.
DIED. Of cancer, 10 the 66th year Of
her age, much lamented, Mrs. Mercy
smith, reIia Of the late Mr.. John Smith, Of
this town, merchant, and daughter to Elder
Brigham, long Gnce of this town decesfrd,
az whole houIe our quarterly charity meeiins
oriRinased.--MSs Hopkins, wife Of Captain
Caleb Hovkins.--Ai Needhsm, Mrs Efief
Kinefbsrys wife Of Capt. Caleb Kingfbwy,
and daughter Of the late reverend Mr.. 1 owLf-
end of N-edhsm.
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From thief London1 GAxETTEER,o of Oa.7 ,.
Tefbs PRINTER.
'HEKE never was time when more

TNHEkE never was time when more
IL caution was neceiiary to prevent the
total extinction of liberty, than a, this peri
Cd OF government. The iniidious arts of
government. jnduRtiou1y propagated by its
various emiHaries, continually undermining
every fuppor of that once glorious fabric,
the impartial and equitable Standardization of
the laws the fpirit of luxury universally
diluted and adopted, encouraged BY lhoie
very men who are placsd at the head Of adj
fninittration to prevent ils defRruetion, evi-
IDENTITY fhews the improperly of rufting in.
|difcriminasely to the projections of fuch art
ful governors. The rights of the people in
vaded, their complaints rejeeied, neglected
and defpIed, and universal corruption of mo.
rails and manners counsenanced and approv-
ed, denotes the downfall Of an empire unleis
a fpeedy remedy be applied. The true road
to defpotifm 10 not byan open attack upon
the rights Of the people the public would
be alarmed, oppoGton would raile It's head.
To attackfucccfIisely the defenders and fup.
portess Of liberty, to crufh the man that
dares aacrt its rights, to intimate that the
public welfare is not the concern Of an indi-
vidual thefe are the arts BY which the art
full and defposic miniRers forge the chains for
free people, until By degrees accuRomed to
the yoke they tamely fubm, to the opprefli-
on Of syrsnts, whole very exiRence was
owing to their fupine incidence and mac.
tivity. P r 0 B U S.
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T the following tFanIcFlPt
from Sidney on government
v. /. 1856, will be found to
have reference only to the
times wherein the author
lived, or thofe proceeding
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is added, a copy Of the bill pr0pofsd TOR
their relief. - t.st.
+ The two lals n,'oned pamphlets have
had feveral ahs in England 10 a
few months. sud are juGly efssmsd by
good judges 70 be the bet wrote pieces
tia, have been publiihed on the fshlee
& theie many years 90 $500 go ae.
- Thofe perfonsin Whole hands pFoppls's
are lodged for printing Dr. Watts Pfz'ms
apd Hymns upon an ensife new plan, nc
deiiled 10 lcnd DE fame so'E. RuEali az
foon as may be, that an eaimaticn may
; be made of thenumber Of books that will
be wanted. The above will be contained
in concife pocket volume. Thofe
churches in town or county that nfe this
verGen may treat with the publilher on
eafy terms. Said work will put ~ the
prels Immediately, and will be ptin,ed on
good Milton denny paper, and neatly
bound. ,.eal
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II 4 : S A { II = s ;

Anu uvc- Sod hys,
j 0 n N sc OIL IA Y, jun
At'he corner of Wings Lane, Dock squads
a VARIETY of Martin ap
"A Sable MUFFS and TlPPE rs, Ttde
10 the newell Fslhion by Funier from sr's'
Asthe fame Place may be had, as tiuAl;
Wef-India and New England
Rum, BY Wholeiaie or Retail, and Groceries
Of all kinds Capsrs, Olives and Anchovie''
sc. Sc sc. - a>
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JACOB HEM EFT.

a - ~ ~ IL ~ NA ~
DENTIST to her D1ajgfy and the Prin-
cefs Amshd.
DEGS Leave to recommend to
- the Public, his newly dlCcovered En-
fence of Pearl, and Pearl D,fifries, which
he has found to be greatly hyperion not only
in elegance, but ALTO in eficscy, to any thing
hitherto made ufe Of for complaints Of the
7itttb and Gams Particularly they will pre-
jfrvs The Ttstb in perfea found fate, even
to old age they render them white and
beautiful, without in the leaf impairing the
enamel fsfea 6lch as are loole, keep Eich
as are already decayed from becoming VOTE,
prevent the Tootb-A f5, perfectly cue she
Starry in The Gums, and make them grow
firm and eisE to the teeth; they likewife
render the breath delicate, fweet, and re-
medy almoR all ihoGe dlforders that are the
couiequence Of icorbutic gums. g.ae-
Sold (by appointment, of Mr, Eienet)
wholeiale aud retail, by W. Barley, Perfu-
mer, in Cockipur freet, near the bottom
Of the Hay-market, London, and at Hill
an Seotfs Irih Linen Store, near the Draw
Bridge, Bottom, New-England. g
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AT the IRISH LINEN STORE in ADn-
Areet, near the Draw Bridge, Bottom,
Has juff imported from iceland,
a Large quantity of ga, 74S
IA and yard.wlde LIoens of All prcss.
Diapers, clou,ing ditto, Huckabuck, Dow
las. Table Cloths, Q Sths vide Sheesings,
white Ticken, brown Hollands, &c.
A great variety of European and
India Goods, amongR which are, broad
Cloths, Lamblki0s, Coatings, BaIzes, &c
FIX and worried StuHs, Popins, Grapes,
Denmark LuRres, MI1iness, DHfet,eens,
CambIets, worried DamAfks, &c. Sanins
and capuchin Silks of nil colours, with lace
and fur trimmings, Ducapes, ttriPed and plain
Lussfrings, Eoglilh Dsmafks, &c. large
aiF5rtment of Ribbon6s, Gauzes ,itriped and
lowered Jacohe, and o 4 wide book Muffin
of all prices; Jerfry, Aberdeen knit, and
patent ribbed mems worried Rofe, ditto plain
Of al colours, for men, women and chill
dren; with toogreAs multiplicity Of goods,
(uisable for the ieaion, to be enumerated in
an advertisement, all which will be fold at
the loweR reduced prices for ready mones
only. e . N
Excellent Gloucelter cheefe,-
French Indigo, Teas, Coffee, Spies, &c.
patent Cakes for making the liquid filming
backing for fhoes and leather botlomed
chairs, Sc. number Of low priced bound
Books Of divinity, Bibles, Teaaments, SC.
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fIOVluSHICs lNCVcHhUeI r. ['s
7otbeF;ieads fLibsrty and ajsjal Kn0s0lsdgs
PROF o S A L 5
For Re printing, by Snbfcri&ion,
ENGLIstI LIBERTIES, or
Z The Free born Subjects Inheritance.
Compiled frft BY HENRY CARE. and
continued with large additions. by WILL
LIAM NELSON, Of the Middle Iem-
pie, Eiq,
G ON + AMI NC,
Magma Cbarta, or the great charter OF Eng
lllhtberties; the charter ofthe Foreft, 1.-The
Ratuee De 'Tallsgio non concedendo, tlie
Fiabeas Corpus sef, and feveral other ia
tutes with comments on each OF them.
Tx WISE,
Tie proceedings in appeals ct murder OF
ihlp money of tonnage and Poundage
OF Pa,iaments, and tia qualification and
choice of members Of the three eitates,
and of the lettlcment of the crown BY
Parliament.
Together with fhor, hiaory of the iuccei-
Gao. no, By any hereditary right: Alto
declaration Of the liberties of the fubject,
aod Of the oath Of allegiance and fupfema-
c. /: The petition Of tight, with ihon
but impartial relation of the difference
between King Charles |. and rhe long
- parliament, concerning the pfrrogAtive OF
the King, the liberties of the (ubjeet, and
- the rfe Of the civil wars Ofuia's by ju'
, 81 ries. and of the qualifications of jurors
their pun,ihment for mfb.hauouT, and OF
challenges to them.
LA sTL r,
OsT,7ices of The Peace, Coroners, Ccnita-
hes. Churchwardens, Oveffeers OF the
poor, Surveyors Of the highways, &c.
With many lav-csles thfOughodt the
whole.
co NDIT,ION Ms.
I. This celebrated reatiie (which ought to
be in the hands Of every Ensldhman) will
be printed in handiome octave volume,
on a good paper and neat type.
II. TIE volume to contain about Tour num-
bred pages.
III. The price to fubfctibefs (neatly bound)
will be Oes Dsllar.
w. Tho(e tina, fu5fcribe fos fix books, will
be lowed ieventh gratis.
Y. As foon as the names and reiidence OF
five hundred fu5fcribers arc collected, the
work viii be Immediately put 70 the Preis,
AID complicated with all expedition.
W. No money expected ill the delivery OF
the hooks.
VII. The names of the fubfcribers will DC
pc fixed to the work. =
Subscriptions are received by JOHN CAR
TER, the publiiher, in Providence, and otl
THOMAS. near the Mill Bridge. Bottom.
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To be S OIL D,
Printer.

a Schooner burthen IS tons,
n with long quarter deck, a prime
(ailor. and we'll found in every relpea. SOD
or exchanged for vefel Of go or 100 tons,
and the difference paid. Enquire Of LAWS
GRAY. at his hou(e, New Bottom.
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b o ST ON,

TSHE largea afortment of Had
L Iey,s and DsVis's Ouadrants ever in
New England alfo hanging and ffanding
Gonzales in 5rafs and wood Gaughing
and Surveying Inffrumenss, CAFES Of Ma
thematicaI Inaruments with fee joints, hat
cafes ditto TeleIcopss OF Ssrious lengths.
in ivory, wood and h-fkin Plotting Scales
and Pro,racfors, Gun,er Scales and DivideTs.
four and two pole Surveying Chains, artih
cial Magnets with cafes, Sand -GlsAes from
two hours TO quarter Of a minute ;lnttru
ments Of a new contribution to meafure
Boards; an sRonment Of Brafs Pocket Com
paHes Box Rules, jack Knives, brafs and
pewter Iok- Stands, plated Shoe and Knee
Buckles, Pinchbeck, Block tin and BTais do.
Comoafs Scales, Watch Keys, sc.
A Variety Of Inlfruments, too tedious to
mention, are made and fold at the above
pace, and as he has bad thorough expert
ence, he doubts NOT Of giving fatisfAeton.
N B. All inGruments with iaId Williams
nam. will he maize true without charge
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1DgSLey JVqS PHDIy0e1, P'Jte iSs t1SDJEtNeHfyS
And TO be fold by -lneaa9}
JAMES-FOSTER CONDY,
AT his fore in Ualon-itses, directly oppo-
fife to the Corh6eld. Bottom,
A POEM, entituled the GRAVE.
"A BY ROBERT BLAIR,
The b0.E afPsinf6d jor all tbfEUiag JoB.
M 10 which is. ADDED,
An ELEGY, written in Country
Church Yard. BY MIR. GRAY. s.
This pamphlet will fully sccommendi it
fe4 to the beif judges and lovers-Of poetry.
Said CONDY, has by the ieve-
raj veiTels laff from London, received gc-
neral Supply Of the moR modern
B 0 o K 8,
In Law, PhyGck, HIfory, Divinity, and E.
very branch Of polite Bibles,
Tefaments, Palm Books, Plaltes, Prim-
mers, Books for the adluiement and intfsuc-
ton of cbildren, Sc. &c. &c.
STAT 1 O N A RY, &c.
/ Writing Paper of every fora, pfe(s Paper,
account Books of every iize and quality,
gentlemen and ladies, pocket Books veiy
neat, ais fkin and ivory memorandum Bteks,
Qyils, Pens, Ink Powder, Iea4her lax
Pots, various forts of Penkaives, writing
Books elals Ink Pots. gais fand eisso,
States. Waferss red and black (eaRag- Wax,
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