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L II U Rs ID A Y September "a.
q ~ ~

-.0 !, ~. nv a ~ IN. . .
II is confidently reported in town, that
Lord Hillfborough is no more, Secretary of
State for the American Department. and
that the Earl OF DARTMOUTH. is appointed i'm
his room. I. This intelligence came from a
Gentleman, who arrived tere ,on Tuefday
evening from England, Eho had il ,lettey
from "a hiend in London,i while the vsAel,
on which he was aboard, Jay at Graveiend-
), There is ALTO report that Lord Wey-
mouth is appointed in the room of Lord
Hlliiborough who fshgned. go ~. :,
T.. We, hear. that Lord Harcourt goes over
to Ireland as Lord LIEUTENANT. ;. ,.t,..5
Tueidsy evening Capt. Adams srriycd
here in SO days from London. With Capt.
Adams, came paaengers, Thomas Palmer,
Eq; Duncan Stewart, ECq; Collector Of
New-London, and MIR, Benjamin Kent,jun.
Capt. Calef was to fail for this port, in
about week after Capt. Adams. !,
Above 400 fuicides have been committed
IN Paris during the year pati. ~ a.
We hear that the Judges of the Superior
Court have faiaries appointed them from
England, one of 400 !. and four of 2ools
each: The Attorney @, neral Isor. and
the Solicitor General sol. #, We slfo hear,
that Capt. Phillips, is appointed For,-Mi-
jor of Cattle William With faIary of Iools
year. The above fums arc Rerling.
Arrived! ] AT Lodon, Auguff flame liz
ley, from Philadelphia. AT Dover, London
Expedition, ChevaIier, from New Y ork.-
AT Nsw-Yok, Barnard f,om Bottom.
LsR Tuefday, the militia of this town,
under the command of Colonel ErvinR, had
their laff training for the prefent year. Thsr
Cadet Company, under the command Of
Colonel Hancock, the company Of. Arillc-
~ under the command of Major Paddock,
and the Company of Grenadiers whereof
Major Dawes. is Captain, performed their
various movements, 6rings, Sc. as well lin
the opinion of thofe 'effeemed iudses) as
any difcipined Companies whatever and
the behaviour Of the other companies ex--
ceeded expectation. In the sver.ine there
were fireworks, &c, -, z.
~" S<Gvqi Bsass Paragraph. tsxst5er
With JSmf European ardAmeiifas Istslfesnefs
&c. &c: r2f BE- dstfrrf9 for suaaf sfrssm. J
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T ESDA Y, September a.,
p b O S T O N.

The raft fnow Capt. Smith, which failed
from Newport for London, on the u 9th of
Auguf, foundered at Sea on the Z ,th Of
faid month. The crew we're taken up BY
Capt. Butler,in fchooner and carried into
Newport
We learn from Madeira, that Commo-
dore Cook, in the Refolution frigste, in
company with the Adventure Rorefhip,
touched at that ifAnd ,and failed from thence
IN order to make discoveries 10 the South
Seas. ~
Above 40 fail of the Jamaica Acct pot
into Cape Nichola, in diitref, mott Of them
having meetwith comfortable damage.
Above 800 people have lately arrived at
South CAtolina, from Ireland in order to
iettle IN thar province. xl
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S A t u z ID A Y, September I9.


The Captains Brown, mcfarland and
Cszneau, and the Bonetta loop OF war,
We're arrived at London, from this placs.
Alto Capt North at Liverpool. -
A few Gays ago tie slaHey matt flip ar
r;vsd at Potfmouh from England
A (chooner belonging to this place, COM
ing OUT from North Carolina, was totally
ici with her cargo but the crew f.ved !:
Several others were drove afhore and Tome
Of the people drowned. sf Z.
Capt. rrefethen, who arrived a, Portf-
mouth Taft I'huriday from ST, Vincent, in
forms, Chat the CArribeans (Indians) Of
that ilaud were entI snching themlslves a.
CAN'T an expected attack OF the Enelifh
forces an that few days, p,fore he fail
ed, country armed iloop Of eight guns,
was drove by the current near that part OF
the iAand thofe peope inh ,b;t, and was
fred at bYth m, when the Captain of the
Hoop returned the fauts from the cannon
loaded with unwelcome meGsngers, which
occsiion.d great difrefs among the Indians
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R | d A Y, September l8.
B O S I o N.

/. TIE packet for New York was expected
to fail from Ens land ire 10th of AuguR.
Capt Brsc. from Malaga for this. port,
may be hourly expected from Falmouth. :
IL is. faid that Dr.. Robertion, author Of
the Hiffory of Scotland, and of the Emper-
or Charles v. rs now employed in writing
the HiHery of the diIcOvey and conduct
OF America. =.
The Rev Mr.. Camm, Prsfient of the
College at Williamsburg, has received Let
ters appointing him the Lord Bilhop of
London's CommiGary for Virginia. ),
Througn wrong information, in our
la&, W. informed the public that John Ro-
binion, E'q, came p .nenget with Capt CAL
lahan, from London, it ihould have ben
Capt Robfon. With Cspt Callahan alto
came paa~ngers, Gen. Lyman, Capt Hart,
Msfs Gamaliel Lyman, Benjamin Ban
craft, Alex Se'krig, ,rhom,s Ally, Daniel
Dougau, John Eaton, and James Furnival,
DIED lAtSudbuiy, Eb.nezer Robv, Etq.
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M Q, N D A Y, September II.
nB % s. iT Cd N.

With CIpt Scott from London, came
paG myers, MI. Edwatc Church of. his town
merchant, Henry Marchan,, Eos of New
port, and the Captains Cheeye,t, Lee and
Shackford of Portimoutt.. ~
Capt. Scott, failed in company withCapt.
Chapman 10. a loop for New-London.
With Capt Gardner came paliengefs the
Capt.. Paddock Fletcher and Miller.
We hear from feveral parts of Conneeii-
cut, that the froR has been 10 fevete there,
as to have entirely killed whole h-lds of coin.
The Governor has granted unto 500
mon Goodwin, priioner under Ientence' OF
death, in the county of Cumberland, a fur
ther Eeprieve uDtil the aoth Of October.
A great number of children have died in
this town within month paR. 1904
DIED ] Mrs. Wheeler, wife Of Mr. Jo-
nathan Wheeler, brieklaycr.--Mifs Betfey
Powell, fscond daughter of MIR. William
Powell meichant, ~ .al 81.
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TO be fold for the iferIing colt

\ and charges, a quantity Of GOODSto
the amount Of about TOOL iierling, charged
very low conGaing Of all forts Of London,
Sheffield and Birmingham Cu,Iery, lron-
mongers, Founders, Braziers and Pewterers
Ware, jua imported from London and
Bdfol 10 one Of the IaR vefels fromLondon,
if it does not fuit the puIchafer Is take she
whole at ftetling colt, be may take bali, the
aG5rtment at the fame rate. = : =.
NIB. Bills of Exchange, old Copper,
Brats or Pewter, will be taken in part pay,
and the pay made eafy 70 the purchsfsr.
The original Invoice 20 be ieen BY Enqdir-
inc. of the. Printer,
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, .DIED.1 In Paris, Madam t'Orcay, of .
dittemper little known IN that country, bur
dittinguihed inR0iand by the name of piiea,
one of the fymptoms of this diRs mperr 10
looked upon as ineurable,. which is, that
blood ifass from the hair. = AT Conitanti-
noPlc,, the youngeft daughter OF the Grand
Seignor. =. -.........
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WE'D SDAY, September a..
b % S I o N.

We learnfroniS6ath- Carolina, that they
have great pfoipeas Of a fine crop this wear.
f~oizfge and very rich Spanfh fhps
were lately cart away on the iaind Of An
guilla. 80, - -.
The vedsIs fitted out in England, have
had great fucceis in the Greenland filhery.
Several eoniiaetabIs fhocts Of Earth
auskss have y: lately been fs!t u France and
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T the School In Queen -ffreet-

q I the School in Queen freet,
a n ioch as incline'sitiirr 10 be tanghr.
Or to P aetice, for their amuielnsuc DR. pro-
fl, Writing and ASLTHMEplSK.;
may have an opportunity, as a lchool will be
opened therefor on the, Hrft MONDAY in
October next at 6 O'clock P. M. ard to
continue the ulusI time and hours, by am
aiiifant tor uiherl of one of .he PUBLIC
fehoo's.-In this attempt, fuch as are curi-
ous NAV learn, betides the ufdal hands. Ro-
man and Italian Print, sII the black hands,
as Old EnsIiih, Gegnian Text, and every
other hand even TO old Court hand.
Asshe youth in this fit sGays for him.
felt IS determined 10 exert every faculty fox
the good Of thofe who favour him with
MS tuition 70, he'hopes BY them TO lay
foundation for future APPRECIATION in the
buhnes he is 70 aAiduouAy deyo,ing him
ieif TO-. namely thar of a Writing MAJ
ter. Enquire at faid School. t.e
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THIS DAY,

Wilde Sold BY PUBLIC VENDUE.
at Store No. Al on the Long. Wharf, op D.
pOfi'e the lower Crane. r.
ELEVEN Hoghedds Of good
IL MdiCovsdo SUGARS. = -, ",l@'''f9
fr1 J. RUSSELL, Aa6I ..o,r.,ey Z
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Tbis Day Pabk6ed, The Second Edifi'a.
Price T.. I'D. neatly bound and lettered.l
And Sold by JOHN BoYLEs,' Printer, next
Door TO the Three Doves, Marlborough
Street R. DRAPER, Printer in New.
bury-Sueet; EDEs and GILL, Printers
in Oucen-Street II. Knox and ].
LANGnoN, Stationers in Cornhill ; and
by j. F, CoNDY, in Union-Ssreet.
n VLNDICATION of the Co
IA ysrnment of NEW ENGLAND
CHURCHES drawn from Antiquity (;
ihc Lishrof N atufe; Holy Scripture; It's
Noble Mature and from the Dignity DE-
vine Providence has put upon il. ALSO,
The Churches Quarrel Efpoufed !:
Or, a Satyfcal Reply to certain Propo(als
made, in Anfwer to this Queftion. What
further Steps are to be taken that the Coun-
Gil may have due Contribution and Efficacy
in Supporting, Prsferving, and Well-Or,
dering tue inteteft of the Churches in the
Country LIKE WISE,
A Platform Of Church Difcipline !:
Gathered out Of the word Of GOD, and a
greed upon BY the E lders and MsGengers OF
the Churches aHembIsd at Cambridge,
1913. AND, leg
A Confef1ion of faith, owned and
S5hlented unto. by the Elders and Mefen-
gers of tht, Churches a1embled at Bolton,
New England, May, "a, 1880.
tsa7 ITO which is annexed, "a
An Extract from.a Book intituled,
NEwl ENouAND's EAMEN TATIONSs
wrote by the Rev. Mr. John White, late
Paifor of1he 6sft Church in Glpucefer |:
tnIwhich IS inbioiHed Letter by another
hand, ihewing Reafons for adhereing to our
Platform asa rule of Church: Government,
and objections againR Ruling Elders an
(u;ered. gr f- :, 1919 &
This W~ksis 70 highly abprsvsd Of BY
Mankisd IN general, land. tlp4ridly BY tbsJs
1obs are sisasSts BftbE6st9 t7ndg<sj that II
bas Ssns through arwo Edition. II a5eE s
A4dnfbs and as many PtrJoas w1s dap,
painted sf6 Copy in fbs former Edition, it is
bspld fbsy sUiR NOT Be- bGrkydrd IN fwniJbiae
tbsmJslug fbSsescnb 1T f6tbrslEnf. Is Ecclsii
aRicaI L Berry sUsrfb pytyfy Ving /? So are
A1r. Wife's Workf IN Tiadiedfisa btresf
70 SUBSCRIBERS are def cd to call or
fend for their Books to John Boyles, the
sP1blifhsr. gCfgi u ~ vi
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September Il:
I Al COB HEM EFT,

DENTIST to her Mgsq, and the Pin
ceis Ameh0.
DEGS Leave to recommend to
- the Public, bis newly diicovered EC-
fence Of Pearl, and Peari Dshf,ics, 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
7trfb and Guns Particularly they will pre-
Jsyvs The Teeth in perfect found fate, even
to old age; they render them white and
beautiful, without in the leaf impairing the
enamel; Jgfen fuch as are loofe, keep fuch
as are already decayed from becoming worfe,
prevent the 7oab-Atb, perfectly cure the
SeaVy tn The Gums, and make them grow
firm and elsE to the teeth they likewife
render the breath delicate,. fweet, and re-
medy almof all thofe diforders that are the
conlequence of fcorbutic gums.
Sod (by appointment of Mr.. Hemet)
wholeiale and retail, by W. Bayly, Perfu-
mer, in Cockfpur ftreet, near the bottom
of the Hay market, London, I'D at Hill
am Se0ffs Irilh Linen Store, near the Dlsw-
Bridge, Bolton, New England.
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At has Medicine Store the Sign OF the
Leopard, South End.
TAKES this method of inform
= ing all. Gentlemen, Ladies, and o.
theirs, who have had the Misfortune to lofe
their Teeth, that he ftill continues the Bu-
linefs of making and fixing artificial Teeth
as ufual, in 70 elegant manner as TO be
but little inferior to the natural, either in Ufe
Oh Beauty, as many who have experienced
them can teRify I: Where alto any Perfon
sfRdeds with painful Stumps OF uh(ound
Teeth, may have them removed with a. De-
cuIisr Dexterity and Eafe And all'Pertons
who have the Scurvy in their Teeth, which
threatens their removal though found, NAV
have them cleaned without hurting the Ena-
mel, or in the leaf degreeimpaiting then, and
may befupplied with bis ENTIuMCoNsER-
vAToR, which is an excellent Powder, the
beh adapted for preferMng the Teeth and
Gums, and preventing them from Aching.
of any Preparation ever offered to the Pub
lie IL will cure the Scuryy in the Gums.
bring the Teethto their original Whitcnefs.
and by continuance of its Ufe, will Pre-.
ferye both Teeth and Gums in pure Gate
during ife.--lt is not pretended that it will
perform ImpoGibilities, that it will make
rotten Teeth found, or will cafe them.wben
they violently ach; but it will afIuredv
pTefeFve thofe Teeth found that are 70. and
caufe the Gums to adhere to them and pre-
vent thofe that are >decayed in part, from
becoming worIe.
At the above Store may be had,
Morgsn's ulcful ye-Water, which
has in 70 many cafes been found ferviceabIe.
that it mutt elcape the cenfure of the mott
critical Ooulia-- Brigifen's famous Bog Lii
quid. which efeauay. dellroys .hoie hate
ful Verhin,--be they ever 70 numerous
An afiorment of genuine patented and
other Medicines of the beff quality. and
Medicine Boxes for Families OF Shinp;ru.i
with exact and particular directions for ufs-
ing them, and variety of other articles
cheap. u gtt aal 44A ss'7
The above Powder may be had ALTO Of
Cox and Berry in Bottom, Doctor KaA IN
Salem. and Dummer Jewett, Efo; atIpfwicbIb
T J sNT
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u The Ehseutagers Of Literature.

y
The THIRD Volume of
DLACKSTONE's CoMMENTA-
- RES is now PUBLISHED, and the
FOURTH Volume being now in the Preis,
will be pubiiihed with great expedition |:
And as MANY Of theSubfcribsrs to THE Work
have expreied an earnef DeGre for an A
mericsn Edition of
An interelting APPENDIX to
Sir WILLIAM BLAcKsToNE's Common
taries on the Laws of ENGLAND.
CON AMIN
/. P,isRky't Remarks on fome Para
graphs in the ourthVolume of Blaekfsne's
Commentaries, relating to the Dinentsrs.
II. BlHe5a0af's Reply to Pri1aly's Re-
marks.
III. Prisaly's Anfwet to Bae5qsnfs
Reply.
IV. The Cafe of the late Election Of the
County of Adiddk/sx. coolidered on the
Principles of the Contribution and the Au-
thorities of Law.
v. Farnsouxs Letters to the Hon. Mr..
Juftice BlaekGons, concerning his Expoii
ton of the AGt of federation, and fome
Petitions relative to Religious Liberty, in
bis celebrated Commentaries on the Laws
of England.
vi. Authentic Copies ofth Argument
of the late Hon. Mr.. Juftice Fsff~ in the
Court of the Judges Delegates, and OF the
Speech of the Right Hon. Lord Mansfed
in the Houfe Of Lords,in the Cafe between
the City of London and the Diiienters.
49, The EDITOR always attentive to
the defite Of the Public, and ever wiling
to crafty the growing tafe for the ad
vancement of literature in America, pro-
pofeth to publfh by subscription the above
mentioned performances. Price One Dol
lar and One Halt of Doliar) in neat law
binding,in one volume royal oasvo, print-
ed on the fame letter and paper with the
American edition Of faid Commentaries /;
therefore all gentlemen de6rous of for
wsrding this publication, by fgMifying
their intention fpeedily to thofe BookfelleIs
who have fupplied them with Blackffone's
Commentaries, will greatly oblge their,
mott efpealul lervznt,
IN ROBER It BEL L. e
: HPhilS delphia, Tay 20, TIA.
RAE%B. The Svsrs strehgioHs fystdsm--
he rigbt Of Private jinSgmsnt-0nd uuivv-
)di and impartial liberty in matters Of tss-
jdmes--0ys regEsfed 10 rfmsmbsr, that fbs
Names IF JfVs hundred JaIjtribsrs sUW be-
neesDGry to carry on this aSdsyfGkisg.---
Thy are aJS regueqsd 10 OIlfrvs, that tbsts
1Obs bOvs not )Hbjtribsd for BLae5y9ene, may,
if they plsaJG, encourage tbsls curious con
ysVsrjfai traits on fiUa and religious liberty,
tn s0bicb all mankind are intvsGed --And
the public are hereby Notified, that as Jssa as
The fourth O0ilms Of the Communicates Is fin
gasd, the price Of The Jit sOiH be raiJsd ess.
jfdeyaby 0bOys its prxjsat very Moderate prize.
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To be SOLD,
THIS is to notify the proprie-


l. tors of Rearfon town in the county of
Cumberland, that, at legal meeting of faid
proprie,ors, held at Falmouth in laid county,
on the nineteenth day Of March, Ammo DOM
1871, tax of twelve lhillings was voted on
each right, and at another meeting OF faid
proprietors held at faid Falmouth on the 3Ifi
day Of March I772, a tax of eight Fittings
was voted to be RATED on each proprietors
right for the fupport Of the miniaer, and o.
thcr charges Of carrying forward the feule-
ment Of fad rownlhip; and TO requef fsid
proprietots to pay faid taxes as well as all for
mer arrearsges of taxes due on-theif ieveral
rights heretofore granted by faid prophecies!
and legally advertiled, to Ephraim Jones
of (aid Falmouth, treafurer of faid proprie-
tors, or to the fubfcribers, the Proprietors
committee, on or before The 6rif day of De
cember next, olherwife their feveral lots and
rights there, will be fold at public yendue
at the houic of Mr.. Mofes Shattock, Innhol-
der in faid Falmouth, on faid firft day of De-
cember next, for the payment of faid taxes as
the law directs, the faIe to begin at ten
o'clock, forenoon.
ENOCH FREEMAN, u
MOSES PEARSON, rfoPne'or'
STEP. LONGFELLOW, committee.
Falm'ntb, Aaggf 20, I772.
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TT7HEREAS. about the latter

wv end of laff March, Seven lKON
POTS, without any directions, were put
ON board the fchooner Phoenix, RcBiN'
SON CROCHET, matter, bound for Caico'
Bay. and as no owner has ever applied for
them either bere or at Cafco. Bay, it is
fuppoled they were put on board 6y mil,
take And on Augu& Taft Six Bolts OF
RUSSIA DUCK. were put on board fad
v,nel, in the fame manner as the above
The owners of the above mentioned ar
tices, are defired to apply to faid matter
on board faid fchooner, now lying at the
Mill Creek, by which means they may
have their POTS and DUCK again,PFov-
ing their property, and paying charges
Bafsn, September 10, i772.
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ITO be fold by Samuel Sloane,
i at his DiRil Houfe, oppOfts the Blue.
ball anddsfon's Arms, formerly Green Dra-l
gon, New England RUM, and all forts of
SPlRI rs, cheap for cath or MolaGes and
.sshe makes thuie articles himlelf, he will
warrant them 6t for any market. 1855
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! q d. perfons that are indebted,
4 - to, or that have any demands ON,
the effate Of JAMES NOBLE, Efq; de-,
ceafed, are hereby dshred to fette the
fame. as foon as may be, with RACH-
FL NOBLE, tcle executrix 10 faid de-
ceafsd's Taft win and tefament.
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TEN DOLLARS Reward.
MTHEREAS the hop of the

II ~ ~ - Nd NeWaTo.
MTHEREAS the lhop of the
w fubfcriber, Wing's-Lane was broke
open lah night, and the following articles
taken and carried off, viz 81 yards of fOper-'
fine cinimon colOured broad cloth one pair
of Pompadore cooured velvet breeches, cut
Ous.ready TO make; 2 yards of blue-fefge a
blue ferge coat and waiRcoat, partly made
Z fuPeffne blue cloth coat ripped in order to
turn |; I, ditto waifcoat; blue ferge coat,
without buttons, almoG new pair black
cloth breeches, about half wore pair raven
grey ditto. aImoR new dark brown wig,
almof new / beaver hat, about thirds wore;
4 drab coloured double aIapeen coat, the lin
ng Jingle alapeen, rippedin order to turn !;
dark cloth waifcoat with yellow buttons,
about half wore (; about one quarter Of a
pound of .twift of different colours.
Whoever will apprehend the thief or
thieves, 70 that he or they may be brought to
juftce and convicted, lhall receive TEN
DOLLARS, reward, and all neceiIary charges
paid BY JOHN GREENLEAF.
Bsif0n, AEggf 26fb, 1872. ces see
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a IL perfons indebted to the ef-
The

f2& "0
a IL pertons indebted t to the el,
n tate of JOHN GOULD, Efq; late o.
Bottom, Merchant decealed, are deiifed 10
make immediate payment TO THOMAS
Brown, Attorney to SARAH IRourBEcK'
fole Ex-cutrix to the laR VIII and eta
ment of the deceafed And all who have
demands Upon faid EfAte are deii'ed to
bring them in to faid Attorney,ln order to.a
fpeedy fettement. 80,
~ The Drilling Bufinels is fill
carried on, and all the cuitom.rs OF the &c.
ceafed are invited to apply or ieud for wnas
Rum sc. they may want occaiionany,
as they may depend upon being iupP'eo
Upon the beit terms, and with as much care
and dilpatch as formerly.
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a., containing 100 acres one DITTO on the
fame iide of laid river, Letter U, choice
tract. A o,
The following TRACTS of LAND, iy-
ing in the Townihip of New Bottom, in
the province of New-HamPihire, viz.
No. I2I, one hundred and fifty
acres No. "a, one hundred and fifty acres.
No. 81, one hundred and fifty acres. No.
20, one hundred acres. No. ~, Fifty acres.
Tho(e who incline to purcbafe the whole,
or any part thereof, by enquiring of the
Printer hereof, may receive futhe Gnforma-
ton. Likewife, to be SOLD,
Samwsh A conevicnt Tenement,
AGs : asE at the north p. of Bottom,
t1zE44zMSAsaa having two rooms on floor,
QssSIMHlszt with good water, and alarge
saIl2@=sas9 handfome Yard and GARDEN
(pot. Enquire as above.
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ONE Lot of Land, "
ing on Jeremy Squam lAand,
10 called, containing liz acres
and 40 rods ; one ditto on the
eaff fide ofSheep(cotRive No.
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To be SOLD ON Reasonable terms,
The following TRACTS of LAND,
lying 10 the county of Lincoln, being pa"
Of the real Eaate of the late JAMES
HAIsEY. deceafed, viz.
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DANIEL SCOTT.

At bis Medicine Store the Sign of the
Leopard, South End. =
TAKES this method of inform
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right of the different papers, not Only here
in England, but in foreign countries A"o
when yod have got them all into your own
hands, your fubjeeis may be kept IN as great
ignorance as the French, many Of whom' at
Ills hour, know not that Canada belongs to
Us. -,
Your MNcay hath given us a notable
proof of the iucceis of this new doctrine IN
the lilence prelerved with regard to the dill
grace of your lovely 6fer Matilda. but
have care Provoke US not too far Keny-
med. is Fill to be found, and we may there
aHert our rights in MIL Ii y ~ D.