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8 o o K S.
JAMES-FOsTER COMFY,

IAVlGC-I W LIN &O1N0A
Has imported by the Captains Scott and
Folger from London,
a VERY Large and elegant af-
"A fortment of the mott modern Books,
in all arts and licences, and which are rea-
dy for fae, at his Store in Union. Hreet,
oppoGte the Corn6eld, Bottom. Alfo.~~
A complete adortmentof Statioha-
ry; leather, brais and paper ink-pots, pew
ter ink Rands, ditto chefs, Morocco pock-
ct books, parchment ditto, red trunks Of
different Gzes, account books, ivory fold
ers, ivory memorandum books, copy Aips,
large and Gnall 1ates, quilts, pens, ink
powder, nofe lpeetacles with leather bows,
temple fpe6facles 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
Riumen,s, brafs and feel joints, red and
black fealing wax, red waters, ilding rules,
sc. SC. sc.
N. B. Thofe perlons who pleafe to ia
YOUR him with their cuffom,. may depend
upon purchaGng as cheap at his Store as at
any in town, and the fmallea favours CRATE
fully received,
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Imported from LONDON, and to be foldby
ELIZABETH CT A R X
~. 81 NOVEL;;

A. their fhop. fix doors to The louth~atd Of
The Mil Bridge, Boaon, -.
= ARLY Charlton, early Iloti- /.
L. pur, and large Marowfan Peas =
golden Hotipur, large Sugar, Spsnilh MoratE 4
toes, dwarfMarowfae and greenM arroywf4t !.
Peas large Windlor Beans !; eaf)y Yellow
dwarf, early ipeckled, dwarf aud large white
dwarf Beans early Yorkihire Cabbage
Seed. carly Dutch Cabbage, large Winteff
green Savoy, Batsefisa ana yellow Savoy
Cabbage Seeds, Orange. early. yellow and
purple Carrot Seed, fweling PaIfnIP feed,
early picking and large picklieg Cucumber
feed dodSls Pepper grafs, and f~eet Msjo-
ram feed, FLYER Kind Onion, Skinner SAvc-
ry. Balm, Thyme, and rOdnd Spinnage Sesds
early ColliAower, late ditto, early and win. .
ter Turnip feed, red Beat ICED, &c. - an Al !
warranted to be of.hetrue and genuine Tort.
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NEW GARDEN SEEDS.

Imported is. the Hyky, Capt. ScoTT,
from LONDON, by ,,. a.,.s,
ELIZABETH GREENLEAF,
And to be Sold at her Shop at the end, of
Union fttsst, oppofset0 the blue Ball.
EARLY Peas, Beans and gar
- den Seeds of all fosp, warranted to
be of the lsf years growth.
N. B. Rape and Canary bird SEED.
Split Peas in large and fnail quantities.
A l. s o.,
An aaortmsut Of Englifh GOODS, fuit-
able for the feafon, cheap for CAsHoNLY.
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ITO be fold by Samuel Sloane,

= at his DILL. Houfe, oppoiise the Blue
ball andMalon's Arms, formerly Green. Dta-
gon, New England RUM, and all fosts o
SPIRITS, cheap for cath or Molaiies and
as he makes thoIe articles himGelf, he will
warrant them fit for any market.
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The

For the TEETH and GUMS.
JACOB HI M E I,
DENTIST to her llej1qy and the Prin-
cels amelia.
EGS Leave to recommend to
ID the Public, his newly difcoyered El-
fnee Of Flarl, and Pearl D~tjfrifs, 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-
Grvf the Teeth in perfect found fate, even
20 old age they render them white and
beautiful, without in the leaf imPairing the
enamel; Jean iuch as are looie, keep iuch
as are already decayed from becoming worie,
prevent the ToOtb- Atb, perfectly cure the
Seurvy in The Gums, and make them grow
firm and thE to the teeth; they likewiie
render the breath delicate, fweet, and re-
medy almoR all thofe diforders that are the
conlequence of fcorbutic gums.
Sold 10y appointment of Mr.. Hemet)
whoefale and retail, by ". Baylty, Perfu-
Sner, in Cockfpur fteet, near the bottom
of the Hay-market, London, and at HliHY-
am Sest's Irih Linen Store, near the Draw
Bridge, Bottom, New England.
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THE public were advertiled in


A. the Implement Of Meiifs. Edes and
Gill's Gazette, of 18th Auguft 1868, that
a gentleman in Bolton had depohted 90
Dollars in the hands of the Select Men OF
this town, to be by them attributed as pre-
miums to encourage the rafting of Mulber-
ny trees ia this province, in the following
manner, viz. {" To the perion that ihall
have RATED from the feed, the largef num-
Der of faid trees in the fall of the year 1911,
being two years and FIVE months old at
leaf, forty dollars to the perion who fhall
have raifed the next greatea quantity, thirty
dollars to the perfon rafting the next laTg-
eft number, twenty dollars, and to the per-
fon who hall have RATED the next gTeateR
quantity, ten dollars, provided certificates
are brought from a Jufice Of the Peace, af-
certaining the number aud age of iaid trees !;
and that the perions receiving thefe premiums
give the Select Men their ieyeral obligations
to lpare to any inhabitants of this province,
applying within eighteen months from the
date thereof, ten trees at leaf, for three
pence lawful money per tree, until they
hayS parted with one half of the trees men,
tionkA in the REFLECTIVE certificates" A.
greeSble to the foregoing Advertisement the
Sele2 Men after examining and ccmPar-
ing the certificates which have been ranf-
miued to them, have adjudged the Giff
premium to Mr.. Loammi Baldwin, of Wo-
burn; the fecohd premium to the Rev. Mr..
Jalon Haven, of Dedham; the third to Mr..
John Hay, of Woburn, and the fourth to
MFR. 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 Wedneldays,
four o'clock afternoon, to receive their ie-
veral obligations and pay their respective
premiums, agreeable to the deiire and en-
gagement of the gentleman who has thus
gcnerouly xcited the attention of the pub
lie to an article of produce as natural to cur
foil as it will be profitable to the farmer,
and which It is hoped will be 70 encouraged
as in few years to afford fufenance for
fuch q number of induRrious inieds as will
make the article of Raw Silk no inconG-
derable branch of export from this pro-
vince.
BY order of The Stkg-Mtn,
WILLIAM COOPER, 7orO1. Clerk.
BsiGOn, Atrl BIB, 1872.
- Beiides the trees raifed by the perfons
above named, many thoufand have been
RATED by thofe who were not Untitled to the
bounty, the trees not bling of the age pre-
fcribed in the advertisement, though now FIT
to be tranfplanted and if the farmers
in the neighbouring towns are made &C.
quainted, comfortable number would
doubtless meet with quick fale. The
Mulberry tree as Dr.. EliotIin his eilays up
on Field Hulbandry cblerves, is of the
quckeft growth, is durable as red ceder,
and may be ufsd for flip timber, window
frames, gate poGs, sc. and is very fit for chef
of draws, defks, tables and other joiners
ware. If theie trees are principally intend
ed to produce food for the fix worms, it is
beR they lhould be planted in hedge rows,
as the leaves may then be gathered by wo-
men and children.
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To be S o L D,
4 Dwelling HOUSE, with two
4 \ rooms on floor, with fhop and elf"
tern, good well of water, and wood houfe:
D 'eafantly fiuIated in SuGmer-Sreet, next
door to the Rev. DR.. Chauncy. Eaquir>
of the Printer.
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Imported in the lahVrHels from LONDON
And to be Sold at
PETER HUGHES's Store,
In King. Strut.
ENGLISH, Ruiiia and Ravens
In Kings frDf.

ENGLISH, Ruliia and Ravens
L. Duck, Ticklenburgs, broad Cloths,
Frlzes and Dufils, beaver coatings, pep
per, Durham Mufard, Poland and COM
mon Starch, Florence Oil, Sd. rod. and
zod. Nails, fheatbing ditto, Cod Lines
and Hooks, fail, lein and whipping wine,
Shot, bar Lead, Gun Powder in half and
quarter barrels, Brimfone, 7 by g, 10 by 8
Glak, Jingle, double and treble refined
Loaf Sugar, Spaniih Brown, Buntins,
IL, Is, I8 and III inch Pipes, Nu,megs,
Cloves, Cinnamon and Mace, fmall
quantity of choice Taunton Ale On cafks
of about eight dozen bottles, Porter.
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Juff arrived, and to be fold by
c. L O w E,
In Marlhal's Lane, Bottom,
Near Thomas's Printing office,

Near ihomas's Printing office,
4 VERY large Adortment Of
~ Paper Hangings of the newell pat
terms and bef colours, of various Prices.
Choice London Porter, Dorchefer,
Ringwood, and BriiloI Beer, either Bottled,
or draught ed in Hoglheads, Barrels, or BY
the gallon.
N. B. Matters of VeiIcls Pafengers, or
Others, NAV Be iupplied remarkable cheap
for Cath. Cath given for Bottles.
n Wet Nuric with good breaft
IA OF milk, would take child to luc-
klc in town, if fpesdiIy applied to. En-
suire of the PrInter.
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For the M4ssAcHUskTTs S Ply.
To Er. n u T Z H | N S . N.
SIR, 4
VX7HEN any branch Of the administration
w by their conduit mAnifeit that they
mean to eitabilh an lnrereit, dipinct from,
and oppo!ite 70, that Of the people, their go
yernment becomes TYRANNY, for which
Charles lofi his head. You have been told
over and again that you were in putait OF iuch
fcheme and now what was even reafonably
fuppofcd being poii,lvely confirmed, Do you
not far the people viii deal with you in
manner iuitable to the merits Of your general
conduct, and no longer OBJECTIONABLE INTENT.
ons II is acknowledged that the twentieth
par, of what has been directed TO you under
different figoatures, addrefIsd to a real coniti-
ta,ional father of this people might with great
piopsiety be called feditious /; II is therefore
pain that your circumssnce alone can war
rant treatment, which your confederate
Bernard, coulIdercd as an a'temp, TO owe
throw the very being Of government, and
this people feem frankly to ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
as matters n ~ liapd they would be tar tom
repining at a very material change
IL might nc wife 10 YOU TO contIter whe.
thef this 70 much dcfired REFORM had
better Aow fpontanepuAy from the parties
who have with 70 much PAIN endeaveured
70 feaI our deAruilon, or from the aveng-
inc hands of men who coniidef ytants as
e(; tolerable in civil locle'y than the mott
ferocious BEATS of prey and themielvess
more highly criminal in (uf-ring the totmei
70 rayage their country than the after.
CLER &c US.
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October I.

fhould be cruci6.d BY the hands ofmen, this
divins initiation by no means exculpated
the Tewlih Centurion and his band, who
perpeuated this alt becaufe fty were not
bartieuLarly commanded BY heaven to DO it.
Now Len this be applied-for arguments fake
il is granted that the poiterity of.Canaan, or
if you will, the prefenr Africans, BY the di-
vine fauaion given to the words of Noah,
were declared TO be lervants to their brethren
forsv1r; yet as this revelation Is in nature OF
a general determination of the Deity, it can
never execute the arti6ce, rapiue and violence
made ufe of TO enlaye them Although
thereby the 6 wife realons" ofdvlnity are an
fwered. For the pwpsjtsofGod are frequently
brought about by the uiekfdnels of men.
Theie are the cqniequences, even it we
grant the curfe of Canaan was to be laiiing
and durable /; but | think it is plain and clear
from the words Of the curie that il was only
temporary and particular for taklag II IN It's
erea,eit latitude it can only import that Ca
noan and bis children ihould be made lubjeef
to the POTTERY: of SheE, or Japheth ; and
this was effeefually done in the perfo mares
of Gods promile to Abraham, who was an
immediate defcendent and of the tenth gene
ration from Shem This promife was, the
roofing out of the Cshaaoites which an
fwers and csmpls0ts all the pufpofes of the
cut(e. and is the mott rational way TO ao-
count for il. So that after they were driven
BY Tofhua from their native country, which
was cusle to them indeed, be their next iet-
tlemens where il may, either in Africa OF
America, or be their colour white OF black,
their features regular or ceformed, shsy be
came as absolutely entitled TO all the Priviie
ees, rights and immunities of nature, as any
people under heaven.
n theie feafonings ssc conc'uiive, then
Markham mutt fhow, either that i is nor
contrary to the natural notions of right or
wrong to enflave, or muff punt out fome
ualaee in fcrpture particularly etjolning the
people of Amsrira toenlaye Ihofe Of zfyie0,
before he can convince them, that it is tte,
dufy; but, on she contrary, WITHOUT an alter
alton of natural iot0, or the particular com
mands of Heaven, every moment that any
one retains a fireman Of Afrifa, as his Fave,
he Is not only destroyer of the nafEraf
yig6ft of mankind, but defp'fer of the iat0J
OfGod, and a murderer 10 bis osOn rogjeiente.
81 - So M A NE y \ ..
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WE'D ESDaY, September 90
B O S. T Q N

lis fad that the burning of the G ,fpee
Schooner at provitene,, nsftOffbfasdi 2 1;
ud, in ,bs nisny efRb;ds- JAasd, was much
talked of IN England. r..s
A number oil French chairs and fone O.,
ther cabinet work, imported BY the Dpks
Of G oucefter from France, were lately le.z-
ed ~ England; ~. =
We hear that the inferior clergy, ia
Epgland, the curates in particular, intend
to PETITION parliament at their next meeting
for ,edrefs of the many and great. oppr III )
ons impofed on them BY their Reverend
bulEgyptian tsR-maaers, who refufe them
faanss adequate to their iabswioE; dufy.
MARRIED. Mr.. Thomas full, jug.
DlRdler, TO Mis- Nancy M'NeiI, Daughter
6f Mr.. A, chbald M'Neh, Of this town.
DiEDl NJ $. Catherine CoweIl, aged
81. Wife OF Mr.. ~Crwel Cooprr:-Mn.
Badger, widow --Msrbshead, DR.. Joleph
er mno. formerb efCtaaeHowe.
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For the MAssAcAUssrrs 5 y.
Mr.. THOMAS.

MIR. THOMAS, a
IF yon uW isIerttdf fol3eSoiag IN your next
ysu will sbiigs one Of yonr fenalt rsnds,'.
M AIRY TRU III.
a1EEING by the papers, that the ttIe'ch Of
- prerogative is itlii carried on, w IN
making the Judges independent OF the peo-
ne as we'll as the Governor, it RATED flch
an Armenian glow in my breaif, that
Thought | could DC willing TO be diirobed of
one iide, the better TO ihield my country With
the other. When | read the above news, |
faid in nv heart, Is New England aleee !
What, my counuymen, have you 20 COM
nation for the partners your ooloms No
lvmoathy for the fruit Of your IONS ! that
YOU can fuffer one link after another TO be
faaned TO the chains of your favery, Ilachar
Ikef What is there rot Barakio the
land Ale there no Deborahs TO be found
ainonei US Arife, my counrymen con :
fult what is 10 be done, and the Lord win be
with YOU: . believe his word, when he bids
you call upon him ia the day Of trouble, and
T. will hear YOU Az slsdom Of him, and
ne will give you llberaiiy, fhch that all your
adverfaries .(hall not be able 70 gainiay, II
YOU fupineIy yield to iris ftretch Of tyfann'c
= nower' how long will il De, think ye, before
YOU will be ordered to adfnita PApif into
vour Council and. to be ynnr. Jndgef And
where is the ruler amongR you that would
aA the part of Governor Melvill, to give up
a Isske ineome rather than fatty his oaIhyor
break in npoa the, conltitutldb>s tear my
Counnymen, YOU yill hnd macy who wop'd
fooner bow, cringe, or even k9esis for e.place
of profit, than do like that worthy Governor,
which noble al will make HIM honoured
and beloved BY thole who never iaw Pam~
'Tis 5roUs 10 asff tbl Sysrld, f0adfe a1png
TD,bole ersuUds, 1ndn 5s tarsisdiatbf fbrsng.
-Bot o CURED Idol, Seif-
75t soreteb sObs t6oxlBipi thee sOsEid dGrtts !
tread, 80
Uifb impisas feet, on BIS s.cat fafbsy'Sb bead, :
Ts'eopi a r1Tjtfzg s0aVs, s06tn ffastbs land !
inVads; =
10 pain fbs JSffty Of fame higher ground, y
I4sdramplt dsIOsSfbt l5ksssbsfJsnfs BIZ l
!, 1shEfry rsnad. ;. - - y
Amidq a general feed, and lsaVssbs nation
drezOs'd. Ia Is 4
Watts on CoRardife and Self bows
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+ NJ 0 n D A Y, September -.
B q S L. O N.

Laf Saturday vcftl arrived here f-o',
the Wea lpdies, the maRcrrf @h,ch ~
fo'ms. that he nopped at Sc. Fofara, ~n-.,
he was told, that. the day before, the, -;
there a very violent gaze Of VIM, in Whoa
all the ve1-s lying in the road were ghtc"'i
to. put To Sea; aud that great numbrr 81
lives were lolt on iliore, occafioord 'bg ~
heavy rains, and the Tea breaking in, wkicn
overturned and deGro,eJ many OF Their
houfes The above veilel brought ~ wi,b
them two negro men, which they tok &
the wreck of loop from the Bay of Hon
duras, the u,aRer Of which [ who(s maze
we have not vet learnt with the reR Of the
crew allper shed. ..... - =.
Exvad efaLsfto frsm a Csutknan n Lor-
DIN, HAgaR /, .I77a.
" am very fouy to acqnant you thar
your O.. has carried unaccoun,ably III;
Salaries Of the Judges TO be paid iadcpendrrt
Of the People, which all the Word beGa,s
mua have failed in, The Argument made
uie of by that(ientIemsn.of The lntersi ard
Safety OF the Crown Affairs there, and The
We'll ocIng Of Government in general, were
the greatOhjeets that prevailed
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For the MASSACHUSETTS, 81 I.
NV Lsnasn. September 70, I772.
Mr. IHoMAs,
EE/E have been credib!y informed, that
wv a curious diicourie was lately deliver
ID IA Bottom bv CERTAIN fnall Doctor OF
Divinity, the extent OF whole abilities we 10
n ! town are well acquainted with, trim
,h.ie words, 1Uajalsm is bmiidsd as a 6ft
thai is eampaf7 tegstbr. ne pam meA"
ing of winch. 10 corlmon 'unde'ttanol e
,,o-srs 70 be neither moe nor iefs than hi,
that I.rulalem was a C ole-buIt town. ba
or puny divine, il fcems. wuh wondrous
fas4city, dilcovered a''econdlte ienfe IN lhen'
namely, that the Parlismcnt OF Eaglaao
hath authority to elfaDih articles q tain
aud 10 feitie every rhing relative to divine
worlhip. In conieqacnce, OF this wife M
terprei alton, he roundiy ahcrIet, THAI who
ever .ft5uld call iaqielfon any Of their de-
c(ions about ,heie matters, was imper'
,lnent--, let his character on other DC
counts be ever 70 re peetabIc. lie vers
decently minated to his E.---y TIN
G-b thar lIch as COMO med occdlonalIy
were but Hypocrite But, at the fame
time, we heard with plealure, that the Rev.
audience, to whom this d,icouIle was prin
aDaay addrefe1, expttHed their Iefentnent
at The affront oHered them b. 70 paltry and
ridiculous performance, 10 their Prelence
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4 U L D u A Z, Sep,emOtr '29.
B O S T . N.

Il is fait, That the Ea;l of Hllfbrroueh
bad reGgned as Secretary Of State for the
American Department, on Account N the
Settlement of Government at the Ohio /
and that Lord Dartmouth fucceeds him in
that Department.
ARRIVED at LondSu. The Dolly,
Cazoeau, Uoion, PeAle, the Mortech,
Jones, the Neptune, De'ano, from B'hon,
Hagman and buckingham, from New
England, Sb,ud Glbe,., and Sheldon,
from Rhode Ifand, Choune from Halifax.
CovIl and Rogers, from New-YoIk, CAN
from Phdadephia, Az Fam ruth. he
Harriet Picker, Ok, from New York.
Capt. Hall and Capt. Lyde from 'hls Pace,
were alio arrived in London.
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!
~ Tuefday evening Capt. Reed arrived
irons Newcsfe, he fpoke with Capt.
Roach, # ST. Georges Backs, rom Hull,
out nine weeks, bound foftbIs port.
!. Capt. Scott in brigantine from this
port, and bound for HUI, who was fup-
po(ed to b. loft, is arrived at Nswc4fe.
Mr.. Henry Bowers, Jun. LATELY arrived
at New York from London.
New YORK ,Sepitmber ia With Capt.
Chambers from london, came psif, nger
the Rev. Dr. Mics Cooper, Prefdent Of
Kings College.
Wehear his MsjsRy has been pleafed to
sppcln, the fyven oldef4 Captains in the
ROYAL Regiment Of Artillery, to the Rank
Of Major, In the Army.
L . N D o N.
AafzR 6. UniverfI rejoicings al. Lif;
bon, On account of the death of Pine
MlnlAer.
The whole largo Of a fhip from America,
with Aou. 90 b. lert bAck-As unmerchsnt.
abe "A French feet was lcR in the EaiF-
Indies, on the IzH Of Febrsar, An
army Of 10000 eff Give men now in the
capital and iuburbs Of P4fls. 49,.
-. SrUuat. plaza If Speculation, Jsms
Dsnt6ie IafsLigsneT, &c. nr4f be d.fsyrtl
far IcaSt Of ram.
.res.. - -.
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NATHANIEL GREENOUGH,'

4 wa u - - - =
| Begs leave to aeq a'nt the
! w Q r l. D,
That he has JUN received from LONDON
an eleg,nt Afmment Of
Fall and Winter G o 0 D S,
That are now ready for Sac, at has ihon two
doors 10 the northyard Of the Poh Oihee,
iaa above the Market in Cornhil, Bottom,
Among which are.
\ FINE a1ortment of iuperhne
n middling and lowrprized broad
cloths, Raurens, Bath and knspt Beaver
coatngs, Frizes, 4ths Lambfkios or
Coatings, Keneys, German Serges, erhof-
FED duo, ColcheGer and Drapery B'z"s,
Dufils, Shags, finped and roke Blankets,
aannels, M1ed ditto for Ironing Cloths,
Bareiklns, SIC. divers kinds Of WooRens,
from Is. I'd. Ola Tenor to Guinea the
Yard.
A variety Of articles for Mems Women's
and Chi dren's Gowns. A large ahjlt-
menr Of
4 N Ii II ~ - -
3, 4ths, ? S,hs, aud Yard wide, from IS
Old renor. 60 as. the Y ard. t
The above AftIces with watt many o.
theirs, TOO many 10 be here PArtlcu arly men-
toned, he will fell as cheap, or Cheaper,
than can be bought at any shop or Store on
the Continent. The Quality of his Goods
and the lowneis Of his Pieces, will abundant
" prove il.
N. b. He Gncerely thanks his Friends and
CuRomers for their paff Favours, end begs
.ney would fill continue to lay him under
greater % rgations to them by granting h'm
theIl Cuiiom in future. Ee ihall eiteem
b mfe obliged ifthcy will call and view his
Goods, thai he may have an opportunity Of
iulung them
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. Mdrbiebfsd, ssbifAbsr 40, i77z.
~ IL pc. ions that have any de-
IA mans aga Mt The Ef,te Of Capt
ALEXANDER WATTS. late of Mar
blehsad in the county of Elk deeeafed,
are dsfffed to bring in their accounts 10
.RAcHBE WAT rs, Execurrix Of the
laid Alexanders f'eitament. 4a.sf
And al perfons indebted TO fsid ERate
are deiired toznake payment to the fzid
Exscusfix.. 49,. n
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TOMORROW MORNING,

AT TEN o'Ciock,
will BE- fold By Pubic Vendue,
n Az BOW MANS Ao6fIon Room,
Na,th iide Of the Market,
A large ai1ortment of EnglllhGoods
q Amongst sh'cb are. - =
EIGHTY Pieces of Irilh Lin
T. ems, IS of which are uncommon-
-ly fine, alto Bfoad Cloths, R sttsens, Baiz-
es, Frizss. Bankers, Veiveretts,n Brooches
pat, eens !, Stockings, CAlsmancos, Dorie-
gems. lrilh Czmbiets, G smbIeteeas. Camt-
lets, yIeureo mode, Bedticksns, Checks,
| H 4ndkerchiefs, pspers Likewif= zgreat
Variety Of Ship Carpenters, Joiners and
BlacLfmiths II ols, q Quantity Of Sailofs
wearing apparel. sQiantty of Codlines,
Sc. &c. Sc. Tomorrow Ten Cock.
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RIA PEE SNUFF.
CT. Vincents, Mackaba, and
J and common RApee, to be fold at Gil
LESPlE'S Shop, a, the fgn ofthe Co.'s PIT,
tos, Bottom; where ALTO may be had, brit
Virginia TOBACCO, exceeding mid
plgtsi. foe, c nmon, flag and fquaIe Cut
Fobaccp, by the dozen.
Some cream colouled WARE, at the Her
inn c p nd cha,oes tsf..-
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DUNCAN sINGRAHAlM, Jun.

@slJCf4NG a IN sfiNNJNF1E1 tflVt, JuIIs
sScooa MS his Friends and the Public Of the
Arrival Of ayery La'ge and Elegant AZ
Y-rf,rfuent of fsssec r7a 81 urr
T<NtSEES II, ! India and Scotch GOODS,
- which are now ready for Sale, at his
Snip IN Union-Ssreet opPolite Ssmoel
Grant, "a and fOn, where he gives conRant
Attendance, and will ielI WhoIefzle and
. Rstait as cheap forcsff at any any Stote-in
America.-<EHrPtires viii fhow the Goods
well charged. and doubts no, Of giving l4tis
f4Aion to. an F6o .pfsals 70 favour him with
Their cutoR: ! os,si |: -, J. :
Nh. sHehas sImof every Article pfaal-
y snquifsd FOR ia tkzF way. srs,.ss