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w E NESD Y. .JulyIs.
B O S T 0 N.

We are very credibly informed,th feve-
raj of the members of certain Alcmbly,
who voted 0g0i.f the late Reiou,ions, de-
CARED that they would have heartily joined
in Petition and Remembrance to his Ma.
jehy againf the lndependency cf The Co
vernon on the General Hhembly for bis hp-
port. Hence we may infer, that The fa.o Ia
dependency was on both ides Judged to lie
dangerous innovation
Friday lat The brig Lord Hyde, Capt.
Shoemaker, arrived hee 3Fcm New York;
he failed from thence laa Saturday
in company with the lhIp Counties o. Do
mega, Capt Reed, ihip Slmmeusdc, Capt.
Bonner, brig Polly, Capt Daydion, With
another brig and loop all foI this port: Thste
Veiiels are to be employed a, tl4niports to
carry eff the I4th regiment of foot Several
OF he above ts4nlpoi IS have fiace arrived
Lai week arrived the'LIzaro iriga,t, Cart.
lngiilh, from North Carolina We hesr he
has been employed IN examining the woods
in the fouthern dlitriGt as far as Florida, in
order 10 determine what fUpply for the ROYAL
navy may be depended upon, from thole parts
of his Majefy's dominions.
AT the late Superior Court at falmouth
Cafco Bay, one Solomon Gooding was
found guilty ofthe murder of David Wilton,
of Bowdolnham, as mentioned in the papers
lome time ago.
DIED. AT Newport, Capt. Frederick
Hamilton.
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in BY ordsr sftbe HsuE and oterpffd; and
aCommittfr uas appsin'fdto carry tie lGms
TO bis Excs!lsney. II eeby Of s06ifb Mes
SAGE is as fohl0sO5, Viz.
"Aa, it pltajt yoHr Exethfncy,
t" TIE Houie of Representatives, after
the mott deliberate confederation of your mel
lage of the 9Th of June, are of opinlon,'h:t
the making proviiion for your Excellencys
fapport in the aa,ion in which his Majetty
has been pIealed to place you, as Governor
of this pr vince, independent OF the grants
and acts Of The General A1embly, and your
Excelency's receiving the fame,ls an infrac-
lion upon the rights granted to the inhabi-
tants of the province by the royal charter
and IN derogalion Of the freedom OF the Gle
vii coni,iiuion.
This houfc is ready with cheartulueis
to make the ufual annual grant and other
ordinary proviion; provided your Exceilen-
cy will receive the fame for your whole iuP-
port as Governor of the province. Your
Excellency has been peaGed to iignify to the
Houfs, your opinion, that you cannot with
out his MajeAy's fpeclal Permiiion receive
any grant from the province for your iuPPoH
as Governor If your Excelleney is fully ce
termned in this opinion, we pray 'na' you
W. uid make application to his Msjeity' that
he WOULD be GRACEFULLY pIeaied to give :ur-
ther orders, whereby you may, without any
reilrain,, receive your fuppo. from this 60
vernment, according to ancient and lnVan
able ufsge."
This MeGage was delivered laif Saturday
On Friday laf his Excellency was peaied
to fend down to the Hou(e the following
MESSAGE, viz.
"Gentlemcn Of theHoufe of Representatives.
81 M informed that in eonjfqnenfe 81 my
an)iUlr to yonr msLsgt eftbs 9th Of Jau', you
haze baDSd certain Vo'fs% RlfolUf', D0if0 1SA
haze ordsrsd 10 be entered upou y'nr s7foarnah
rs it may be Of Importance to bis MGi1y FER
wes that j6oRd haze as early kn'aOisdgf a.
may be sftbt proceedings of The H'njs Of Re
prtJsntafives, especially in matters Of tbs ma
tne, I muR dire ysa to dirsa that I be fur.
njhsd NTH an ottsftd copy Of fafb Voft' or
RtjSiUts from ysar journals, if any JaF6 baO'
been ordered TO be snferEd there.
T. HUTCHINSON.
/" PrOmats-HoaE, 10 July .I772."
This Meaage being read, the Houie or
dered an attelted copy Of their, Relolves to be
made, and fent to hisExcellency accordingly
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T u ES ID A Y, July IL.
b q s T O N.
Yeferday the Governor fent the follow
ro MESSAGE, IN the Houfe. viz.

Yeferday the Governor fent the follow
inq MESSAGE to the Houfe, viz.
%Gtnflsmsn of the HoaF Of RepreflntHtfvtf,
"l THINK it incumbent on me to put
you in mind of the ruinous fate of the pre-
vince houfe, with the yards, out .houies and
appsndages. imagine it mutt colt double
the fun to repair it the next year as will be-
fufficient at preGent, and i, is mott probable
that (halI not be able to keep my family
there another winter.
4" 1t would be more agreeable to my in
cinaton to rehde wholly at my houfe in the
country, and it is for the convenience OF the
inhabitants u the town of Bottom, and other
perfons who occaGonally come there and
have public buGneis to tranfaef, that ipend
70 much of my time in Bolton. When the
houle provided for the Governor is NOT in a
tenantable repair, think there can be no ex-
ceptlon if change the place of my Teiidence."
To which the Houfe this day returned the
following ANSWER, VIZ.
+" MAY itbhojf Jour Exeeilsng,
"l IN anlwer to your meiiage OF yeiterday,
this Houfe beg leave to obierve, That they
are not unapPrized that the province houle
is out of repair, and that expence might DC
faved, by making fuch repairs as are necef
fairy as ioon as may be. But that building
was procured for the refdence Of Governor,
whole whole fupport was to be provided for
by the grants and acts of the General AZ
femby, according to the tenor of the char
ter: And it is the opinion of this Houfe,
that it never was expected by any Ailemby
% this province, that il would be apprspfia-
ted for the reGdence of any Governor, for
whole fupport adequate proviflon fhould be
made another way Upon this conilderati
on we cannot think it our duty to make an
repairs at this time.
" Your Excellency may be ahured, that
this Houfe is far from being influenced by
any perfona difrelpea: Should the time
come which we hope for, when your Excel
lency flhall think yourGelf at liberty to accept
of your whole iupport from this government,
according to ancient and invarlable ufsge,
we doubt not but you will find the Repre-
lenta.iyes Of this people, ready to provide for
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your Exeellency, houfe net barely tenant
able, but elegant. In the mean time, as
your Exceilency receives from his Majefy,
a certain and adequate fupport, we cannot
have the eaa apprehension, that you will be
70 far e Jed by your own inclinalon,as that
you will make any town in the province the
place of your reGdcnce, but where it will be
moii conducive to his Majeay's ie,vice and
the good and welfare of the people.
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\ GREAT Variety of genteel

4 GREAT Variety of senteel
L u HOUSE FURNIl URE, viz.
Elegant Mahogany Delk and Book Cafe,
fwel'd Front, 1 Dozen Hair Bottom Chairs,
Dozen Leather Bottom Ditto, Half
Dozen yellow Moreen Ditto, Neat Mahog-
any Dining Tables, Bureaus and Pi lar Ta-
bles, Very fine Feather Bees, with four pof
BedReads & Curta ms, Field Bed and Bed
fead, Wilton aud Sco.ch Carpets, Variety
Of Looking Glaies, / neat Pheion, with
two Sets of Harnefs, neat Riding Chair
and Harnefs. All Kinds of Kitchen Furni-
tufe, with a large Parcel of Cream colour'd
Ware, Glafs and China, sc. sc.
The above are the Property OF a Gentle
men who is removing from this Province
into another, and will be Sod at PRI-
VATE SALE, at his Houfe next South of
the Meeting-HOufe on Jamaica Plains, on
Saturday next, from Nine to One O'clock
Forenoon. For further Particulars enquire of
RUSSELL, Auetioneer.
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ED.NESDAY, October ! !
B O S r o N.


Emr0E7 eta Atfn from Gthtlem0n at 81.
Egasfi0, to BIS frind tn Nsy-1srk, dated
September s, I771.
|" am fory by this opportunity to have
occafion to mention to you the unfortunate
ii;uation we are in at this Inand On the
a8th of lah month, we had violent gale
OF wind that drove all our ihipping out of
the road, except Spanilh iloop from CAM
peachy, and alchooner ready TO fail with a
large quantity of fires arms for Margarita.
A 1oop belonging to Richard Ounce Fig;
of North Carolina, which had juff arrived
loaded with lumber, and FINAL veileI from
Anguilla, were drove on ihore, the vefIeis
loft, but their cargoes and people laved.
Two days after, when the form was abat-
ed, mott of the vefels returned into Port |;
but that gale was only prelude OF what
was to follow, for on Monday the 3Eif, a.
bout 8 O'Clock in the morning, the wind
fprung up at north, and gradually increai-
ed untill about twelve, when we judged il
at its height ; il then fhifted all round the
compass, and lpread iuch terror and deftfuc-
ton, as is not remembered by the oldeft
man now living amongft US il deftroyed
almof every thing that impeded its coutfe,
and RATED 70 large Tea in our road, that a
brig and lchooner, lately arrived at Porto
Rico, deeply laden with mill timber anu
fulilck, fOundered at their anchors, and c.
very yerion on board perilhed. Every
veaeI was driven Out Of the road, fome not
having half balaff, which makes US imagine
that it was impoGible for them to withffand
the fury of the wind and iea, and IL is
doubtful whether many if not all OF them
have not periihed. The damage we have
received on hore is almoff Uncomfortable /;
tho(e who live upon the hill have been the
greatef fufferers, not one houfe chat food
there but what was blown down a!moR in-
family, Or lOf its roof slmott every OUT
houle and kitchen laid down 20 the grouad,
and fome houles taken up.bodily by the
force OF the wind and removed ten or twen-
ty yards from where they formerly food,
and others carried into the Tea. The plan
tRtlon houles &C all down, except. one or
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SAT AY, October 10.
B 0 S T 0 N.


We are informed that at the Superior
Court, Court of Afize and general goal deli.
very held laft week at Springfield for the
county of Hamplhire,
One Abraham Gibbs was convicted of be.
ing a common Barrator, and was fentenced
by the court to pay fine of 3ol. to fuffer
three months imprisonment, to give bonds
for bis good behaviour for twelve months,
and to pay COTS, &c.-And that upon ano.
ther Indictment again& him he was convicted
offurgery, and was fentenced therefor to pay
= 6ne of Ave pounds and COTS.
That one Abllha Holland was convicted OF
counterfeiting dollars, and was fentenced to
be fetin the pillory tor the fpace Of one hour,
90 have one of his ears Gu, of, to be publick-
ly whipped twenty ariPes, and to be bound
70 his good behaviour for twelve months,
and to pay COTS.
That one Jofeph Mitchell was likewife
convicted of counteIfeiting dollars, and fen
fenced to be let in the piliory one hour, to
have one of his ears cut of, and to be bound
70 his good behaviour for twelve months and
20 pa, COTS The fame Jofeph Mitchell
was allo convicted Of uttering and ,paiing a
piece Of counterfeit money knowing y, and
~asfenteneed therefor to pay fine of 40 !.
and COTS. !
That one William Tempe was indicted
for coun eIfeiting, but being penitent, and
eoat ifing, he was fentenced only to itand
in the pillory for one hour, to,be whipped
twenty fripes, and to pay COTS.
That one Nathan Chaplin, was indicted
for COMPUTING with Others to counterfeit dol
lars which he confeiIing, was lentenced on
lyto pay fine of fix pounds, and COTS, and
TO be bound to his good behaviour for twelve
months.
That one Caleb Darling and one Samuel
Ably were indicted for attempting to let FIRE
20 a dwelling houGe, and confefiing the fac
they were fentenced to be fet uPou the gal
lows for the fpace Of an hour. That iaic
Darling and ABBY were ALTO indicted for breah'
ing INTO the fame hopfe and fealing from
fhence !; which fact they likewite confeiied
and were fentenced therefor to be branded
on the forehead with the letter B, and &c
pay treble damages and COTS.
Thefe public examples IL is hoped vii
ptevaiI on all who hear ofthem ~ fear ant
Rt do 70 wirkedly. ~
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We hear from Cambridge, that or
ruefday laR, at the training there, ihe
companies of artillery. (wi,hf field pieces
and militia, commanded by Capt. GaId"er
and Lieutenant Thatcher, performed a
mock battle, under the INFECTION of the
hon. Major General Bra.,le. The com
pahies divided, one detachment went eft TO
Tome diftance and entrenched themlelyes:
Upon which the remainder marched to BE-
fege them: An engagement then began
aud was carried on in very regular man
ner by marchings, counser-marchings, re-
treatings, ambufhiag and attacking, with
cannon and FINAL arms, until the aiialants
took the entertainment, and fetting tire to
their works blew it up. The performances
were well, plezhng to great number OF
lprSfarors. s.. 49, $685.. e
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T. u E SD A Y, Oetober I3:
B Q S T o N.

Capt. Brown was to fail from LondoT a.
bout the AID of Auguf, and Capt. Cazneau
the 1o,b, for this place.
Thullday lafi arrived at New York, the
Packet with the Auguff mail, from Fall
mouth, the London papers we have receiv-
ed by her are to the 9Th of AsguR, which
are not 70 late BY week as by the veilels ar
rived here. r..
With Capt. Higginfon came pafengers,
Capt. Putnam, of Salem, Capt. Salter and
Capt. Parker, of Portsmouth, Mr.. Jonathan
Cary and Mr.. Nathaniel Jarvis.
With Capt. Calef came paHengers, Mr..
Abraham Elliion and lady, Mrs. Mary
MeddiD, Mr.. Abraham Burgess, Mr.. Will
liam Dummer Powell, Mr.. Samuel Free.
man, and Mr.. Evens.
DIED] Mr.. - MaTiha'I, Black.
fmith-Mr. Matthew Salter, Shipwright.-
Mr.. Duckiugheld.--Mr. William Ftoit.--
Mrs. Mercy Sergeant-Ar Providence.
Mr.. Nathaniel Oldey, Painter.--At Briftol,
Mrs. Greene, RelIa of the late Thomas
Greene, Efq; 1f
Providence, Ot7sbsr 3, Capt. Lur-
cher, from the Eaityard, touched at Mar.
,ha's Vineyard, where feveral veHels have
lately arrived from whaling voyages.-MoR
of the whaling vefels from this port had
been fpoke with at different times, paiticu-
larly the following: Capt. WeR, who had
taken 400 barrels Of oil (; Capt. John Peaie,
Iao; Capt. William Peafe, no; Capt.
Co,tie, 10; Capt. Jonathan Peafe, 100 |;
Capt. Swaiey, 90; and Capt. James Crfs
fio, 80 barrels. So. ,e- ~
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Great grandlons Of the protector afore-
id.
Avs. rs. Ysierday his M,jeay came
from Kew to St. James's, where there was
n leyee; alter which there was cabinet
council, at which the Lords North, Sane
witch and Darlington, and the two Secre-
taries of State aliitfrd.
By a veH-el from Amferdam we have
advice, that four Dutch men OF war, with
land forces on board, failed from that port
: for St. Eufsaua the I'D infant.
IL is circulated in the city, that two
gentlemen particularly converfant in Eat
India affairs, have been invited to Peterf-
bureh, upon very advantageous terms, to
unde rtake the management of the trade to
the Oriental quarter, which Is to be sf-
sabifhrd and carried on under the imnne-
.diate aulpices OF the Empress.
+ On Wedaelday morning lat the follow
ing droll, though melancholy event, hap
pened in Eiliott's Court. in the Little Old
BaHy A-cobe r who lived in two pair
of flAirs room, being rather too familiar with
a wafheTvoman. who lives directly oppo-
iite in the (aid Court, man who pretend
ed to be her huiband, out Of joke fnapt
an unloaded gun at him, which 70 much
affrightcd the poor cobler, that being ter
rihcd at the thoughts of being ihot, he inn
mediatsly went and hanged himfelf The
jury fat the fame evening, and brought in
their eidi& igasran0..
Enral7 u a letter frm Pttrj5nrgb, June a.
This day our exchange was put into
the greateR conformation. on account OF
FIRE at Oefiga, which confirmed IL church
cs, and Fix lhips loaded with corn, and al
mott the whole town as the houies were
mofily built of wood, there was no topping
the conaagra,ion. Many magnificent
buildings were likewife eonumed." +,
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!. Howevef, IN the 1nidf of,his di&refs iome
generous fpirits have maniteifed their auma-
nifty by contributing literally for the relief OF
the poor who have lufsredin this parilh, and
the example is too benevolent not TO be adop-
ted in'the Others. -
Our account from other iaands are terrible.
Ia Antigua all the men of war, exceptthe.Ad-
miral. are aihore and the ihips in St. Johns
foundered at their anchors. The towns and
country are as badly OFF as ours. Eighteen
veflels are drove alho:e and loff in Dominica.
Montlerat and Nevis have fcarcely hcuie.
ifanding, and in ST. Eufatia words cannos
convey the dreadful idea. Many Of the hou-
fes on the hill, as well as ahoa all tina, were
on the Bay, are carried into the fea. VaR
numbers of the Inhabitants have LOFT their lives
and thoie who have iurvived have fcarcely
recovering for their heads.
!. In Antigua, there 10 not enc houie in ten
Teft eanding by the late hurricane.
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M O N D "A Y, October u

We hear from Medford, that on Friday
, Taft in the afternoon, child Of Mr.. David
Clarke, gid between and 4 years Of age,
accidentally fell into kettle Of water juti
taken from the 6e, in which there was a
ouaatity af clolh, and was.lo fc2lded that
6e died the next morning.
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Imported in the lsif Ghips from Loadon and
Briaol, and to be fold by
P E T E r Fl u @ II E S,
At his Store in King-Rreet,
CHOICE NewcaifIeC Coal, Hemp,
~ Cordage, Englih. Ruflia and r aveDs
Duck, 1icklenburgh, Dowlas, broad
Cloths, Frises, Dufhls, beaver Coating,
Calamancoes. Poland and common Starch,
Florence Oil, printing Ink, writing paper,
id. cd. Sd. and cd. nails, lheathing ditto,
Shot, bar Lead, Powder in half and quarter
barrels, cod and Mackrel Lines and Hooks,
fail, feine and whipping Irvine, half and
quarter boxes Of 6 by s, ? by 9, and by
10 Glafs. .Gngle, double and treble refined
loaf Sugar, II, IS, 10 and 2Finch Pipes,
do6toIs Phials, common quart and Cham
pain Bottles in hampers of ore eroce each,
crates Of Eaf,hen Ware, Pepper, Cinna-
mon, Cloves and Mace, Durham Mdfiards
a, 8, a and S Grindfones, bef LsssaOn
Porter IN hampers Of z and dozen.
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-. w. x. tye Ss ana. a .smtsr #
AGV1f5Smts'S, assF Be GsfrrSd.
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Extrat7 eta Affv fSsm a GtAtisman at 81.
Egastio, to bis friHud in Nsv-1srk, dated
N.hf.~h,r r. r1z4 t
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w NEE lNCJ-HOOoE, IN brattle-
Erect, Bottom, the following Materials, viz
Good Stones for the foundation and Gel
lar, Stones for two or three courfes above
ground, to be hammered to good face,
each one foct in height, and not lels to 60
into the wall.
Free Stone, or other kind of Stone of a
light colour, that will anfwer for rufic
quoins, &c.
800 Thoufand Bricks, eight inches long
four wide and two thick, to be made Of
tough well-tempered clay, and well burnt,
one quarter part of them to be truck in Eand
for the outward face of the building.
Four Thouland Sand Bricks for out-fide
arches, nine inches long, four and an half
wide and two and an half thick.
One ;houland Water-table Bricks made
in proportion to the Others.
One and an half thouCand OG Bricks for
Facias, 8, 4 and z.
Three hundred and thirty hogiheads of the
beft Stone Lime.
Five hundred cart loads of Sand of good
grit and free from all loom.
Oak timber for the lower floor of the
propsr lcantlings.
Pine Timber for the roof, galleries, &c.
of proper fcantlings.
"A quantity of leafoned clear boards.
A quantity of feafoned merchantable boards
A quantity of plank.
A quantity of JOLT.
Stale for the roof.
Such perfons as incline to contract to fup-
ply the Materials aforementioned (al which
mutt be fuch as fhall be approved by the
committee and warranted good in their kind
are defired to write and feal up their propo,
falls, in which they are requefted to deicIibe
the qantity and quality of the articles they
would fupply them, alto the loweR price fol-
the money, and deliver their Propofals a,
the lhop Of Mr.. TIMOTHY NEWELL, in
Dock Square, Bolton, by the eleventh day
of March next at far;heR After which time,
as Goon a may be, there will be meeting
of the faid committee to open and coniider
of the propofals sand the preference will be
given to fuch as ihall appear bef calculated
to anfwer the purpoie and intereft of The
Society.
1t is intended the building fhonld be un-
dertaking as foon as materials can be had.
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|cil-ak any Englifhmau-who he is, what
he is--they can all tell you, for The gf"'l'na"
is susH KNOWN. But what have zoe TO DO
with him, he never feryed Ireland, nor tn.
friends of Ireland. And if this ditreiiec
kingdom was never benefited by his coun-
Gil, intereR or fervice, fee no good cauis
why this kingdom fhould reward him. Let
the honorable members of this houie con-
ider this. and give their voices accordingly.
For Gods fake, let every man coniult ms
confidence if jeremiah DYE" Ejq; ihal'
be found to deierve this peniion, let II Dc
continued if not, let it be Topped off our
revenue as burtbsn(oms and nnnretOa'J."
Mr.. Orion is now ccmmifiioner of the
|,reafurv
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For the tEEid and GUMS.
TACO B HE NJ E T,

DENTIST to her A4jaqy and the Pin
GELS 1Hihel0.
| D EGS Leave to recommend to
- the Pablo, bis newly Uncovered EE
fnee of Pearl, and Pfavl Dertifriee, WHICH
ne has found to be greatly hyperion ro' only
IN elegance, but alto in .ficacy, to any thing
hitherto made u(e Of for complaints OF the
Teeth and G ans Particularly they will pre-
iSrve the Teeth in perfect found is;e, even
% old age; they render Diem white ard
as autiful, without in he leaf mpa ring the
ramel; fafen fuch as are !oo'c, sep fueh
are already decayed from becoming worfr,
prevent The 2sotb- Ae6, perteGty cure the
7enrvy IN tie Gnns, and MAKE them grow
rm and ei.f to The teeth; hey lkeUle
scder the breath delica,e. tweel, and e.
aedy almott all thofe difosders hat are The
:7nfequencc of fcorbutic gums.
Sold (by appointment a Mr.. Hemet)
ehoelale and retail, by ". B0,ly PERU
ner, in Cocklpur- Greet, neas he bottom
~ the Hay market, London, and 4, Hihi-
am Scatfs Idilh Linen S'or,, meas Inc Draw
fridge, Bottom. New England
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r II 0 NJ A S L EE,
March 5.

THOM As LEE,
At his Store near the Swing BIidge,
las imported in the ROCKINGHAM, juh
arrived from LONDON;
SERGES of all colours, Kerleys
) and Flannels, which will be fold I'M
.fually cheap.
S | L K S.
A beautiful variety Of LADIES SILKS,
# amof every kind.
BruAes and Meckln Laces Gold and
Silver Laces Gold and Silver Iich balkst
Buttons.
A large AGotmcm Of [ n G LISH
Q OODS, fuitable for all lcatons, at the
owea rates.
IRISH LINENS Of all widths and prices
from Is. Cd. old tenor the yard, very cheap.
ALTO, Paper Hangings, Powder, Shot,
}ar-Lead, Rulia, Ravens and Engiil. Duck,
Omaburgs, Salr.peue, Verdgrife.
~ CASH given for BEES-WAX.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-03-05

To be SOLD by
John S V A O L,
At Store No. -, Long Wharf,
MINE thouland wit. of Cocoa
IN 1890 W.T.. of Chocolate, 50 barrels Q
Flour, one ton of Ship Bread, Sixty Hogi
heads of Saltatudas Salt, proof Glaiies, Cali
Bottles Gng'c or by the dozen, Butter, Brm
Rone, Coffee, white Beans, Rum, Sugars
Melaaes, cafes with bottles, from + to J.
each. By wholefale or reiail, cheap for ca'h