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The fsllsSVi1g is bUmbly (Hbmittrd to the DIFF,
baDfonafs attention Of the Pof-A Maaa-
fa6~srS, from q fnesrE dsfrt to promote
their real gOod.
4 S the feafon for making Pot
n An is now advancing, this is to in
form all manufacturers in that branch of
buGnefs, 70 very advantageous to the trading
Interelf of NoTth-America, that perfofi in
Bottom has, by many years cloGe application,
found out method TO make Pot-Ah great
ly to be perferred to the method now prac-
ticed upon. BY praaicing ON this plan the
manufacturers will mott aAuredly find their
account in it, by making and procuring much
more fats from the fame quantity Of wood
aihes than in the ufual method, it frees ID
Pot-Aih in great meafure from that 6i
and foreign matter 70 detrimental to the col
fumer, alto, it brings the quality of Pot-A
nearly to one Randard of goodness, 70 Il
the merchant nor the manufacturer mayr
be fubjeAed to the lofs they frequently are
means of three or four different prices OFF Z
Afh in England, according to their diferei
DEGREES of goodnefs, bur on the contrary,
this method, il Is fupPoled, there will be b,
one price to it,it being all near the fame fan
Gard, az is the cafe with that article from
Rufi4, and upon the whole, the above plar
with produce comfortably more and bette
Po.-aql then any YET fent from Americs
This bAing the cafe, it is absolutely neceGaf
that the manufacturers ofPot-afh fhould q
vail themfelves of thofe improvements, b
which means, they viii rife hyperion in tn.
article to any other country. For furthe.
particulars enquire of the Printer.
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For the MAssAcHUsETTs Spy.
ADVERTISEMEN INT.

THO be exhibited for the entertain
ment Of the public, at the grand
parade in Upper SERvIA.
I He AID u L A T E U R,
A Dramatic performances. conffing of
three Acts. AS fpecimen of the work,
we have extracted the following paf-
FACES.
DKAMATIs PEKsoNE.
RAPArfo, BeybatU Of Serbia,
.LrMfRT, married 10 The Gqsr sfRAPATIo,
Lord Chief J-e HAzLERoD, brother 10
DUPE, StrrH0rY Of State. ILiMrET.
GRIPEALL, Cobfsin Bet50ro.
MEAGRE, 6'Otby to RAPATIo.
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Imported in the laf Ship from LONDON,
And to be fold by

Imported in the lalf Ship from LONDON,
And to be fold by
L Y D / A D Y A R,
Near the Salvation, North End, Bottom,
A frelh aHortment of
G A R D E n Sc D S.
Among which are,
Il ARLY Charlton, early golden
IL Hotfpur, Spanifh Moratio, white
RounciVal, dwarf, manofat, and bufh Peas,
large Winfor, true early Lifbon, early yellow
fix weeks, white kidney, and fine Tokes,
Beans, early Yorklhire, Dutch fugar ioafAc
batterfea, favoy, red, and brocilo Cabbapna
feed, ColliAower, Cucumber, Onion, Canol y
Turnip, RaddIlh, and Lettice of all forts.
round Spinage, Endive, CELERY, and Afpara-
gus, Thyme, Baum, Sweet Msjoram, broad
Clover, white Dutch Clover, Saint-foin, La
Lucern, Rape, Canary, and an aHortmens.
of Flower Seeds, and Herds, Grals Seed Il
ALTO variety of other Seeds not mentionedo
all which were imported from the feed meg
in LONDON, and are warranted to bpe
frelh and good, and of the laff years.
produce.
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BosToN, Mareh .26. Izzz

=. BOSTON, Martb 26, I77z.
THE Printer Of this paper return, BIS msf
= grateful acknowledgement to bis kind pa
irons Jer the encouragement be bas reeEif0sd
from them, Andtegs Leave to inform them, tbnt
be IS fV determined TO Eis bis utmsf fndta-
Voar' to merit their attention and 0bbrob0ti0n.
IFS be is Under the NECESSITY of max
ing up comfortable fun of Money, be
.O0ald sftsm it a particular faVsuv if ALk
Bis (a5lfyibsr', sUb0 haze not yet paid, w0ald
diIcbarge their JSvsr0i SMALL ACCOUNTS
for the leR years. paper, as that will enable
him to GARY on the SPY with credit to him
Jsf and SATISFACTION to MOST of biz
readers.
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a MESS. Lows. B;ckerRsffs. MaHa.
~ chufe,ts Calendars and SHEET AL
MANACKS, to be fold BY !. Thomas,
hear she NH Bridge.
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My indig.
dair
Nor will Il
breat. B O Q K
I he WEAKNESSES fSs%.I.l. s sRy Ian Gil
sume * and Stationary StoI>,
With unrelensing heart e in CoTnhiil, Bottom,
He rears. his guilty head, from LONDON
OF SERvIA's virtuous fons, 'ment OF the mott
breath " ks,
Shall execrate wretch, who dare en-. and Sci.
A gen'rous, free and independent people .cbrao
." --lty e pow'rs divine,
" Ye mark the movements of this neither
world, ,...
" And bring them to account, cruih,
cruh thefe vpers,
" Who hngled out by community
+" Toguard their rights-fhal for grafp
of oar,
" Or paltry Office, fell them to the foe."
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them 1aves,
To ride triumphant DER my native land,
And revel on its fpois--but bark!
-----lts groans
The ftrugges Of fair freed ON 'tis, hear,
Her dying pangsl--and the guilty caufe;
fhudder at the thought-Why this con-
fulton
The phantom confidence, whom long I've
bid adieu,
Can fhe return 20 let me Ay!
Il dare not meet my naked heart alone,
I'll hate for comfort TO the bufy feenes
Where fawning courtiers, creatures of
my own,
With adulating tongues (midH gaping
crowds)
Shall ffrive to paint me fair-
And this lucky day indeed for me,
TheDivan meets andHAzLERoD preides;
IT'S true in Rhetoric he don't excel
DEMosTHENEs, or CICERO of old;
But what of that, his gratitude to me
Will animate each period of appaule
| from fribbling superficial dabler,
A vain pretender to each learned fcience,
A poet, preacher, conjurer and quack,
Rear'd the ob(squious triAer to mypurpofe,
ROBBED him in fcarlet, dignihed the man {:
An hecatomb of incenfe is my due,
How grateful to my ear thefe Aatt'ring
D. TRAINS,
lHA fulfome requiem's, tooth my foul to
~ peace.
Who ellie would place in fuch Eacred feat
Credulity inwove with the extremes
Of fervile, weak, implacable and proud:
Nor l. but mySELINA's welded to his fon:
But Zee he comes, Zee that important phiz,
A fpeech prepaid, but what muff correct,
If interlarded with profufe encomiums,
To hoid me up the paragon of virtue
1t may pafs-of modern competition,
That's the trf--
Enter HAzLERoD.
[ lftr curious and vsry entertaining esavsr-
Jafiou, too ltngt6yf TO be bsrs inherited. RA-
PATIO Pr'fesd'. name,
My friend, my brother, or Fill dearer
Thou firm abettor ofny grand defgn,
Thy fanefion now will cover what the
world call erimss.
Well then fecurcly cruih the fcoundrel
mob, 81,
And CLAUDIA like, the citizens ride DER,
And execute what NERO duif not do.
HAzLERoD takes kavs, going baqiiy off,
RAPATIo Ifeps bin, and rsfnmti fbt
cSHVryldtiOH.
III call my myrmidons, they fhall attend,
Swell the parade with all the venal herd
GKIPEALL, that minion of opprefive
power,
With fimple DUPE, the ready tool of
fate;
And virtuOus LIM'Er (pejur'd only
49, once,
Then iudifpenGble, to ferve caure
Which truth would ruin) doubtless they'll
be taere. EXIT HAzLERoD.
The ffsnd A7 opens tUitb a Fraction of
e'ae6H, fbnriOfs, &c The )csns charges to
the Star Chamber, sObsrs the Divsn 10 open.
ed IOitb a lpstfb in character, BY HAzLERoD,
highly pls9jfzg to tbs ersatwss of arbitrary
p'rU'r, and fqEnlS dygsiqiag TO iUsyy man of
Oirfas. We pa6 oOfr Jfvsr0i U,xry infsrs12ing
JetnT' in The IscandA7, and pr0fssl to the third;
but The limits Of orr psptr wiH not 0llsv ai
TO giVs orr rsGdsrS mare than the SoLILo-
ogY Of CAssIUs, sO6s rHirss bstors The
fsuelEifsn Of the LsF Jfsu.. -.
CAssIUs rHirizg.
20 my poor country
I've wak'd and wept, and would have
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diilinguiihed in This town by the
,fbells, a difplay of colour, on liber-
: sc. With other demonstrations of
%ioyalty.
nber Of gentlemen being on hunt
h fome time the winter paR, at
ngftown, among whom was an ho-
rnian /; they ffarted fox, which
<he Hibernian within FIVE rods, of
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B 0 O K S.
TAMES-FOSTER CONDY,
In King, Street.

HAs Imported by the Captains Scott and
FoIgsr from London,
4 VERY Large and elegant al
4 = fortment of the mott modern Books,
in all arts and iciences, and which are rea-
dy for iale, at his Store in Union Areet,
oppofite the CornGeld, Bottom. ALTO,
A complete aGortmentof Stationa-
ry; leather, brafs and paper ink pots, pew
ter ink fands, ditto chefs, Morocco pock-
ct books, parchment ditto, red trunks of
different fizes, account books, ivory fold
erS, ivory memorandum books, copy lips,
large and fmall Aatss, quilts, pens, ink
powder, nofe fpeaacles with leather bows,
temple lpeetacles of various kinds, maps of
the world with the globes, ditto of Virgil
MIA, ditto New York, ditto New England,
filming fand, pen-kniVes, mathematical in
ftruments, bras and feel joints, red; and
black fealing wax, red waters, gliding rules,
&c. Sc. sc.
N. B. Thofe perfons who pleale to ia
YOUR him with their cufom, may depend
upon purchafing as cheap at his Store as at
any in town, and the fmalleft favours CRATE
fully received.
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CYRUS BALDW
April II.

Hereby informs his cuRomers and others,
that he has juf imported in the Hayley,
Capt. Scott, from LONDON, and is now
opening, large and neat aiiortment of
Il NGLlSH and India GcoDs,
~ which he will fell at rhe loweff rates
by wholefale and retail, at his Store Dcar-
Iy oppofite the pump in Cornhill, Bottom.
Among which are, an ASSOR TMENT
Of SILKS, with all kinds of mems wear,
conGtting of fuperfne, middling and low
priced broad cloths ferges, wiItons, tuf-
tians, jeans, Sc. Iriih linens of all widths
and prices, book and other mullins, wo-
mems bonnets and fays, all forts of fpices
and pepper, choice Bohea tea. Alto, cho-
colate, choice Naraganlet cheefe, indi-
go, &c. &c.
All favours in trade will be thankfully
acknowledged, and orders from his euRo-
mers as well executed as If they were Perfo-.
naly prefent.
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A MEXICAN INK-POWDER

- experienced and found to be equal,
if not hyperion to any imported. The ex-
cellent qualities of this powder are, that
it makes the beff black writing-ink, and
is very convenient for gentlemen, mer-
chants, attornies and Others that travel,
it being not cumbenome and liable TO thole
mi(chances that other ink is. The ink
may be made in large or fmall quantities,
as is mott convenient. As freezing is pre-
judicial to ink, when the weather is cold
this may be made with little brandy o,
other fpirits not liable to freeze. One
quality peculiar to this ink is, that though
the writing be expofed to extreme wet, il
alters not, but will remain as long as the
paper endures. This powder decayeth
not BY keeping. Note, the above pow
der has an ingredient in it that prevents
ink from becoming thick and mouldy.
Any psrfon BY applying to ANN Nor
ron, nearly oPpofite the Poff- Office. in
BsTsn, or SAMUEL NORTON, the ma
ker, in bingham, may be fupplied with a.
ny quantity of faid powder, as low by the
groce, as can be imported, and the final
left favour in this way will be moR CRATE
fully received.
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.IOSIIU A, GARDN f r.,

- a \ - 81 - 4 = - - - ~N3
Has juh lupo sedlfrom LONDON, by Capt
Calef, A large and fine Afortmen,. of
ENGLISH ard INDIA GOODS, .
| Which ne is determined 70 fell as cheap rs
can BE bought In town, at has ,ihop ir
Cornhill, Bottom !; among which are, !,
lHALF- yard, half-ell, blue,pink,
l. 4. black and white Sarinets and PeIii-
ans, Bengals, and Peniafcoes, black and
coloured Engliih 7 affa,ies, black plain SAT-
tins, black, white and crimGon figured SAT-
tins, white and black Capuchin Silks I;
7-Sths. and yard-vids plain white Gauze,
plain black gauze, Catguts, ffriped and n
cured fix Gauze, Paris and Spiders Net,
white Patent Net, fine covered Cap-wire,
8, a. and 70 how'd Skeletons a large al
fortment of Ribbons, black and white blond
and bone Laces, whise broad Laces, black
white and coloured fix Mitts and Gloves,
Women's white and coloured glazed lamb
Gloves and Mitts, black and coloured wor.
Red Cloves and Mitts, Calicoes, 7-8ths.
and yard wide Cambricks and Lawns,
lowered Scotch Lawns for Aprons 3-4ths.
7-8ths. and yard wide lriih Linens, 9-Sths.
Irilh SheetiDg, Clouting Diapers, 7-8lhs
Garlix and Dowlas, brown and white kui-
fla Drab, brown Holland /; 4ths. T. 8ths.
yard-wids and apron Checks, T. 8ths. Bed
ticks and Bunts. yellow Holland and Can
vas a good aHortment of Crewels and
Worried, blue, and red and white fPotted
linen Handkerchiefs, Barcelona and other
fix Handkerchiefs, black and white gauze
Handkerchiefs, Scotch linen Handker-
chiefs, women's and girls ebony Fans,
bone and ivory ditto, leather mounted Fans,
mems and women's worried Hole, mems
fix and worried Hole, women's cotton
Hole, four thread black and coloured
brssches Patterns, Rripcd and plain worf-
ted Caps, fuper6ne black, claret, blue
grey and black grey broad Cloths, middling
and low priced broad Cloths, German
Serges, Shalloons, Calamancoes, Tam
mics and Durants, hna black Raiiel, black
Everfafings ard DTawboys, ysrd-wids
Poplins, itriped and plain Cambleteens,
fewins Silks, Scarf 1'wif, metal and twif
Buttons, Wax and Scotch Threads white,
Drawn and half-fifned buckrams, Knes-
GaHers, Stay Cord and Braid, fewing and
darling Needles, pound and No. 4 Pins,
-friped and apron Tapes, Gatherings, None
fo-pretties Shoe, Coat and suality Bind
ings, Silk -Ferrsts, Chip Hats, bonnet and
Prefs Paper, Writing-Paper, Ink.Powder.
Dutch Quils, waters, horn and ivoryC Combs,
Thimbles. Cuttoe Knives, Snuff Boxes,
Sieve-Buttons, lhoe and buckle Bruihss,
Pewter Plates, BaEons, PoIringers, Dilhes,
and Spoons, London Wool-Cards, Win
dow Glals, Shot black, blue, green and
cloth coloured Lynn made fhces from the
bef workmen, with many other articles,
all which will be fold at the lowef rates by
wholelale and retail.
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A General Aaortment of

GAR DEN EEDS,
Imported from London in Capt. Cazneau,
And to be fold by
ABIGAIL DAVIDSON, widow,
In Seven-Rar lane, Bottom, (the neareif houie
down the lane, on the left, to the Hon.
Thomas Fucker, Efq.) viz.
Z ARLY Golden, Hotfpur, early
L. Charlton, large and dwarf Marrowf.t,
green Rounciva, large Sugar, and Bufh Peas ;
Windfor, long Pod, and an aGortment of
Kedney Beans early Yorkfhire, early Bat
teriey, early Dutch, early Sugar Loaf, Winter
and Green Savoy Cabbage, red ditto Coli
flower, Sweet Msjorum, and Thyme, with
many others too numerous to be here men
toned. ALTO,
A Collection of the beif Sorts of
giraffe and inoculated Engliih F R u | T
TREES, as Cherries, Pares, Apples,
Ounces, Lime Trees, Engliih EIms red
and white Dutch Curant Buihes, Euglifh
Goolberry Buihes of all Sorts, Asparagus
Plans of the large early Sort. Lkewile, all
forts of PLAN rs in their feafon, as Cab
bages, CoIliAowers, Savoy, CELERY, Endive,
Marjoram, Thyme, SaVory, Sives, Sage,
Min, SIC. with all Sorts of dried fweet Herb.
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Imported in the. lsR Ship from LONDON,
And to be fold by
L Y d. A D 7 A K,
Near the Salvation, North End, Bottom,
A freih Allotment of
G A R D E N S E Z ID S,
Among which are,
EARLY Charlton, early golden
L. Hotfpur, Spanifh Morat,o, white
Rouncival, dwarf, msrrofat. and buih Peas
large Winfor, true early Liibon, early yellow
fix weeks, white kidney, and fine Toker
Beans, early Yorkihire, Dutch lugar loaf
batteifea, iavoy, red, and brocilo Cabbage
feed, Colliflower, Cucumber, Onion, Carrots
Turnip, Raddfh, and Let.ice of all forts,
round Spinage, Endive, CELERY, and AiPara,
gus, Thyme, Baum, Sweet !Majoram, broad
Clover, white Dutch Clover, Saint-foin, La
Lucern, Rape, Canary, and an aRortment
of Flower Seeds, and Herds Grals Seed =;
Alto a variety of other Seeds not mentioned ;
all which were imported from the feed men
in LONDON, and are warranted to De
freih and goed, and of the lait years
produce. .
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Imported from LONDON, and to be fold BY
ELIZABETH CT A r K
81 NOW Ell l.,

AT their ihop, fix doors to the iouthward OF
the Mill-Bridge, Bottom,
EARLY Charlton, early Hoti-
- pur, and large MsrIowfatt Peas
golden Hotfpur, large Sugar, SPaniih MOrat-
toes, dwarfMarrowfat and greenMarO',wfat
Peas large Windfor Beans ; early yellow,
dwarf, early ipeckled, dwarf and large white
dwarf Beans early Yorkshire Cabbage
Seed, early Dutch Cabbage, large Winter
green Savoy, Batterfea and yellow Savoy
Cabbage Seeds, Orange, early, yellow and
purple Carrot Seed, fwelling Parfnip feed,
early picking and large picking Cucumber
feed, double Pepper. grafs, and fweet Majo-
ram feed, flver Kind Onion, Summer Savo-
ry, Balm, Thyme, and round SPinnage Seed,
early ColliAOwer, late ditto, early and win
ter Turnip feed, red Beat feed, &c.--All
warranted to be ofthe true and genuine fort.
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To be S 0 L d,

fNwelling HOUSE, with two
tern. Aus on a Aoor, with ihop and elf
p'eaiantT)VelI of water, and wood houie:
door y theNed in Summer Street, next
of the ffin'erH DR.. Chauncy. Enquire
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THE public were advertiied in


GiIls Gazette, of 18Th Auguff 1868, that
gentleman in Bolton had depoiited 100
Dollars in the hands of the SeIee-Men OF
this town, to be by them attributed as pre-
miums to encourage the rafting of Mulber-
ry trees in this province, in the following
manner, viz. {" To the perIon that ihall
have RATED from the feed, the largeR num-
Der of faid trees in the fall of the year I77T,
being two years and FIVE months old at
leaf, forty dollars to the perion who fhall
have rallied the next greatea quantity, thirty
dollars; to the perlon rafting the next larg-
eft number, twenty dollars, and to the per
ion who ihal have RATED the next grea,ett
quantity, ten dollars, provided certificates
arc brought from Jufice of tine Peace, al
certaining the number asd age of faid trees {;
and that the perfons receiving tbefe premiums
give the Select Men their feveral Obligations
to fpare to any inhabitants of this province,
applying within eighteen months from the
date thereof, ten trees at leaf, for< Hee
pence lawful money per tree, untlisheP
have parted with one half of the tTeeAf nep;,
toned in the REFLECTIVE certificates" A.
greeable to the foregoing advertisement the
Selecf-Men after examining and compar-
ing the certificates which have been trani-
mitted to them, have adjudged the firft
premium to MIR. Loammi Baldwin, of Wo-
burn; the fecond premium to the Rev. Mr..
Jalon Haven, of Dedham; the thld to Mr..
John Hay, of WOburn, and the fourth to
Mr.. George SPrigs, of Bottom and the
Select Men hereby notify them, that they
will be ready at their chamber in Faneuil-
Hall, on the three following Wednesdays,
four O'Clock afternoon, to receive their ie-
veral obligations and pay their REFLECTIVE
premiums, agreeable to the dellTe and en-
gagement of the gentleman who has thus
generouily excited the attention of the pub
lie to an article of produce as natural to our
foil as it will be profitable to the farmer,
and which IL is hoped will be 70 encouraged
as in few years to afford fuifenance for
fuch number of induRriouS iniees as will
make the article of Raw Silk no inconfi-
derable branch of export from this pro-
vince.
By order Of the SsitG- I1ta,
WILLIAM COOPER, 7osUn Clerk.
BsqOn, Aprl BIB, I772.
Gr Beiides the trees raifed by the perfons
above named, many thouGand have been
RATED by thole who were not Untitled to the
bounty, the trees not being of the age pre-
lcr'sed in the adverufemenr, though now fiji
TO be uanfplanted aud if the farmers
in the neighbouring towns are made &C:
quainted, comfortable number would
doubtless meet with a quick lale. The
Mulberry tree as Dr.. Eliot in his eiIays up
on Field Huibandty obferves, is of the
quickeft gfowth, is durable as red ceder,
and may beu6d for fhp timber, window
frames, gate pots, &c. and is very fit for chef
of draws, defks, tables and othsr joiner.
ware. If thefe trees are principally intend.
ed to produce food for the fix. worms, it il
belt they lhould be planted in hedge rows
as the leaves may then be gathered by wo.
men and children.
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NEW GARDEN SEEDS.
Imported in the Hayiy, Capt. ScoTT,
from LONDON, by

ELIZABETH GREENLEAF,
And to be Sold at her Shop at the end of
Union freet, oppOfite to the blue Ball.
EARLY Peas, Beans and gar
- den Seeds of all forts, warranted to
be of the Iaft years growth.
N. B. Rape and Canary bird SEED.
Split Peas in large and fmall quantities.
A l. S o,
An afIortment of Englifh GOODS, fuit-
able for the feafon, cheap for CASH ONLY.
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Imported ipshs LAZY eGels from LONDON,
And to be Sold at : 49, :
PETER HUGHES's Store,
In King Str'sf.
ENGLISH, Ruiiia and Ravens
~ Duck. Tickienburgs, broad Cloths,
FEizes and Dufils, beaver coatings, pep
per, Durham MuRard, Poland and COM
mon Starch, Florence Oil, Sd. Ied. and
aod. Nails, fheathing ditto, Cod Lines
and Hooks, fail, fein and whipping Irvine,
Shot, bar Lead, Gun Powder in half and
quarter barrels, BrimRone, 7 by g, 10 by 8
Gla(s, Gngls, double and treble refined
Loaf Sugar, Spanifh Brown, Buntins,
"a, IS, % and III inch Pipes, Nutmegs,
Cloves, Cinnamon and Mace, a fmall
quantity of choice Taunton Ale in caiks
of about eight dozen bottles, Porter.
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RDEN SEE D S.
/JuR imported by Captain Callahan from
LONDON, BY
SUSANNA rem K E N,
And to be fold at her fhop, near the Draw,
Bridge, Bottom, A frelh aaortment OF
all forts of Garden Seeds, viz.
EARLY Charlton, early golden
- Hotfpur, Spanifh Moratto, white
Rounciva', dwarf Marrowfat and Buihpeas;
large Windfor, easily Lisbon, early yellow,
fix weeks, white Kidney and Ioker Beans;
early Yorkfhire, Dutch Sugar Loaf, Batter
fea, Savoy, red and Broccoli Cabbage Col
liaower, Cucumber, Onion, Carrot, 1ur,
mir, Raddiih, and Lettuce of all ts,round
Spinage, Endive, CELERY and Asparagus,
Thyme, Baum and fwset Marjoram, Grais
Seed of all forts, Rape and Canary all.
which are warranted to be freih, and of the
iafs years produce, Split Peas. $1,000
A ya:iety of Engliih and India GOODS,
and full afIorment of Shades for working.
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a Wet Nurie with good breaft
IA of milk, would take child to fuc-
kIe in town, if fpeedily applied to. En-
quire of the Printer.
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In Marlhnronoh-Sfr

THE Dif1aufion to Great Bri-
4 tain and her Colonies from the
SLAVE TRADE to Africa, will be put to
prels in fortnight. ThOfe who incline to
encourage the printing this pamphlet are de-
fired to lend in their names to the Printer
hereof, in order that the number to be pub
lilhed may be aicertained by that time.
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To be S O L D.

Upon the mott reafonable terms,
AT Store No. 6, next to Mr.. Eli, Gray's,
opPofte the Eaft end of Faneuil Hal, and
leading down by Treats and Spear $
wharf hv