The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1772-12-31
TLit Day soai bubi@fd,


BY Ezra Gleaion, audeas in Phyhck'
Containing the fun and moons riiing anc
feuae. Judgment of the weather. Al
poets. Eclples. Time OF high ws'el.
Riing, letting and iouthing of the ieven itaTs.
Moons place. Feaifs and fats Of the church
of England. Quskers yearly meetings IN
New .Euglaaa. Courtsm the province OF
the M4Glchuleus Bay, Connecticut, New
Hampthre and Rhode .lnaud. Vacations
az Harvard Co Iege. Alto an account OF a
remarkable boy or young giant whole amsz.
ing fize and ftfange features have attracted
the attention of multitudes who have bebeld
him he is thought to be the greateit curl
olisy ever fecn in America. with a curl
Gus plate Of laid boy.) A new masrimont
al creed addreHed TO the ladies in Jingle
life. An account of fome experiments, b,
MIR Miller of Cambridge, on the towing OF
wheat: BY w. Walton, M. d. F. X. 5
Tread before ,he Royal Sucisty.) Necel-
fairy hints for thofs who would be rich. A
receipt for the gout, being perfcFiption or
regimen ofthe celebrated Meffrs. Boerhave
and OfferdJke, for the cure Of that difeafe,
and has been tined with great fuccefs by a
gentleman xffl 8ed Herewith from the age
of fifteen 10 upwards of forty, who is now
perfectly cured of it; and it has beiides
done 70 much good to (everaf o'hers to
whom this falutaEy regimen has been com
muncated, that he thinks he cannot do .
more acceptable lervice to the public, than
70 publlih the fame for the benefit of his fell
low creatures. A Poetical receipt for mar
ried ladies' to preferve love. 70 cure the
tooth ach. An excellent iea1edy for agaes
which has been often tried with great fuc-
ceis. A remedy for rhe bloody faax. An
intalIibIe cure for ringwornn never before
publllhed. "A powder that has relfored fight
when a,n,oft blind. To take off freckles.
To take out fpots of the fmaIl pox. A me-
thod to pnelerve frelh meat in ismmer. A.
necdote of Agathoclss taking Carthage, and
of the cruelty of the Carhagenians. OF a
gentleman who was peIfuadee his legs were
iirsw. OF councillor az Paris. OF one
wba thought he had an Elephants fnout for
ancfe. OF the ancient Greeks ufing co
med,es TO excite laughter and of comedi-
IN who died with Inc fame. OF a Man who
ia part OF his beard BY killing his wife after
,AbE was dead. Thoughts on different lub-
'iects. A petition for Contentment, &c.
To be fold at the above place.
Bibles, tehaments, prayer-books,
Tate and Brady's and Watts plains, diyi-
nifty and hiliory books, pfalte,s, spelling books,
writing paper, fome Of which at the fmalI
price OF ten ihillings per rheam, quilts, ink
powder belf patented ink cake, fealing-
wax, waters, &c. &c.
Thi day is publilhed, and fold at above place,
A diduaiion to Great Britain from
the S ave Trade. Subicribers are defired
TO call for their books. IVA
AT the fame place may be had, juR pub
~ li(hed,
The general practice of the
churches Of England, relating to bap
tim, yindicated /: Or fome Enays on this
important auefion, whether the prsefce Of
perfops owning o. renewing the covenant,
and having bapti(m for their children with
out coming into full communion, bewarrant.
able Deliyered at ieveral church meetings
in Plymouth. With Gome letters that PAT
fed on the fubjea. BY John Cotton, A. M.
Of Plymouth.
Now IN the pree and will be publifhed with
all fpeed,
A calm and plain anfwer to the
enquiry, why are you dfienter from the
church Of England Containing fome re-
marks on its doctrine, ipirit, contribution,
aud Tome Of its offices and forms of devoti-
on. BY the author of the difenting gentle
mans letters to MIR. White being a fun
mary view Of the arguments contained in
thole letters. rs