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with black name and tai jaime IN one OF her
Gore feet or fhoulders. Whoever will take
M faid Mare and bring her, or give infor-
nation, 70 as that the owner may have her
AGAIN. fhall receive TWO DOLLARS,
and ali necenary charges paid
N B. A SADDLE was taken the fame
r;ch, from the widow SARAH CHASE.
with the Crooper nai'd to it i; and Chair
BRIDLE from JOSEPH AMEs, with ten
Yards OF Tow and Linen Goth, fupPofed
% he csfried off with faid Mare.
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The newelt
PHILADELPHIA FLOUR,

Il Fine and Supcr6nc ; ALTO Cotton
WOOL, sc. sc. to be fold upon the
moff Reafonabie Terms, by
7 A M E S S w A N.
AT the Store lately improved BY Mr..
flames Blake, and next to MIR. EIlisGray's,
leading down to Treats and Spears
Wharfs.
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M o N ID A Y, July &.
B O s r o NJ.

71I day Capt. Wbits 0rrivtd b9s f1sm Lem
don, B, Dbom ne haze fbs foiIoSOiag
EUROPE IN IN 1 ELLlGENCE.
LONDON, Ab,E ID.
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DANIEL SCOT T,

AT his Medicine Store the Sign of the
Leopard, South End.
TAKES this method of inform
l. ing all Gentlemen, Ladies, and o.
theirs, who have had the Misfortune to lofe
their Teeth, that he Fill continues the Blu
fineis of making and fixing arnhcial Teeth
as ufual, in 70 elegant manner as TO be
but lutte inferior to the natural, either in Uie
OF Beauty, as many who have experienced
them can tefify Where alIo any Perfon
afflicted with painful Stumps or unbound
Teeth, may have them removed with Pc
culiar Dexterlty and Eale. And all PeIions
who have the Scurvy in their Teeth, which
threatens their removal though found, may
have them cleaned without hurting the Ena-
mel, or in the leaf degree impalring them,and
may be fupplied with hsDENTIUMCoNsER-
vAToR, which is an excellent Powder, the
beit adapted for preferving the Teeth ana
Gums, and preventing them from Aching,
of any Preparation ever offered to the Pub
lie 1t will cure the Scurvy in the Gums,
bring the Teeth to their original Whitenels,
and by a continuance of its Ule, will Pre-,
ferve both Teeth and Gums in pure fate
during Iife.-It is not pretended that it will
perform Impofibllities, that it will make
rotten Teeth found, OF will cafe them when
they sio emily ach; but it will aiIuredy
prelerve thole eeth found that are 70, and
caule the Gums to adhere to them and pre-
vent thoie that are decayed in part, from
becoming worfe.
AT the above Store may be had,
Morgan's uleful Eye Water, which
has IN 70 many cafes been found ierviceable,
that it mutt elcape the ceniure of the mott
critical Ocua- BngIfen's famous Bug Lii
quid. which efeetnaily deRroys thoie hate
ful Vermin, BE they ever 70 Numerous
An aiIonment of genuine patented and
other Medicines of the bea quality, and
Medicine Boxes for Families or Shipping,
with exact and particular directions for uie-
ing them, and variety of other articles
cheap.
The above Powder may be had alto of
Cox and Berry in Bottom, Doctor Kaa in
Salem, land Dummer Jewett, Elq; at lPfwicb.
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he
p o A S II.

WHEREAS the Subicrlber'
w has lately offered for theConiidera-
sion of thofe concerned in the manufacture
pfPOr-ASH, his Readiness to dllcover to
them an Improvement on the Method here
tofore praeiied, in making that Article con.
ducive to great Saving in the Quantity o.
WooD- ASHES, and fixing the Quality OF
POTASH nearly to one Standard, from
which much Advantage mutt arlie to the
Manufacturer. :,
He now requeas thofe who would avail
themlelves thereof, to lodge twenty Dollars
each, in the Hands of the Honorable John
Hancock, Eiq; to remain with him until a
Iealonable Number have appeared to Inouce
him 10 make the Difcovery, which, as fever
al have already advanced their Money, 1t is
expected will be complicated in the Couiie
of this Month the fooner the BETTER In
order that the Advantage of the Sealon may
not be loft whichAdvantage will by far more
than Counter Balance the Sum to be paid.
The Subscriber is willing to 90 to any Place
cholen to make his Proceis known, where
thoie that will advance their Money, ard
only thofe, are to be inRruaed: And inCaie
this new Method doth not plainly prove its
Utility, agreeable to the former Advertile-
ment, the Money paid to be returned BY
Virtue of Receipt given for that PurPoie'
w. FROBISHER.
Bsdan, Nag 9th, I772.
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MULBERRY TREES, to be
1X1 fold by LOAMMI BALDWIN


of Woburn, at the low price of I'D. Law
full money per tree; fit to Triumphant into a
fort of eipalier hedge, which is recommended
as the bef way for rafting fix worms. AsI
received one of the premiums, that was ge-
neroully given by worthy and we'll difpofed
gentleman, lfhould be willing, thar the pub
lie ihould lhare, in fome mealure, with me.
| would ipare no Reasonable pains, to encou-
rage and bring to perfection, the production
of 70 valuable an article as fix. have raif-
ed the fix worms for two or three years to-
gether, and made machine TO winde the
fix, and find il lefs difficult than imagin-
ed. Some ofthe raw fix Gent to the ioci-
ETY. for encouraging arts, licences and COM
merce in Great Britain, where il was exa-
mined, and found equal to the Italian ELK.
| am fully of the opinion that the culture of
fix may be effected and brought at leaf 10
the fate of raw fix, which we may export
to great advantage or doubt not but We
can then procure Weavers, and other tradef-
men and carry on thee whole manufacture
amonga our ielves.
Ii has been objected by Tome that it will
be difficult to raile thetrees, but this is milf
take; they are very eaiy propogated and
of a quick growth. Some of mine grew
above eight feet the laR fummer. The
.rees lhOuld be fet in loomy rich foil and
for further experiences and directions,
if it's deiired | will afford them 70 far as my
abilities will permit.
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Imported in iurary vefIels lately arrived
from England, by
SMITH g. AT K IN 3 y N,
And now opening at their itore'
In King-Srreet, Bofon, =,
n LARGE and very general
n Allotment of PIECE GOODS,
fuitable for the Spring Trade, which would
be equally tedious and unnecehary to emu
mera.e here, thsfe Goods have been Pur-
chaled on the bsf terms, and will be iolo'
by Whoefale only, at fuch rates as may
encourage all retailers in town and coun-
try, as we'll thoie who ufually import their
goods, as Others, to apply fer iuch articles
as NAV be needful to compleat their abort
mcnts, there being at all feaions at the a.
bove fore, great variety of Piece Goods
Due encouragement will be, given to tn0is
who pay ready money.
N. Gun Powder, Engtllh Sail Duck
Come eficut Beef, &c. 20 fash kE : i,
TIES caif at Salisbury, from the Oen
Mountain ore.
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May H..

49,
ROBERT RUGGLES,
Informs his Cuitomcrs and others, that he
has Imported in the laff SHIPS from
LONDON,
A general AGorment of
ENGLISH 81 INDIA GOODS,
Which he will fell by Wholefale or Re-
tail at the very lowef rate for Cath, at
his lhop in Cornhill Bottom:
CUPERFINE, middling and low
~ priced broad Cloths of mott colours,
German Serges, Wiltons, Duroys, Nam
keens, FuRians and Jeans, Thickiets,
cotton Velvets and VeIveretts, Plubes,
Calicoes and Chinlz, Bengalls and Peniaf-
Goes, LuieRrings, Sattias, Pertains, blue,
green and yellow Iodia Damak, Taffaties,
black Silk Breaches Patterns, worried ditto
of all colours, men and women's worried.
thread, cotton and fix Hofe, figured Silk
Patterns for mems Waifcoats very genteel.
black Alamodes, fix Handkerchi,fs of all
forts, famped linen ditto Broglios, Grapes.
Poplins, Dorfetteens, Mefinetts, Gro
grams, yard-wide Stuhs, double Camblets,
Cambleteens, Calamancoes of all colours,
Shalloons, Durants and Tammies of all CO.
Iours, Everlaftings, Drawboys, cotton
Gowns, cotton Hollands of all forts, firiptd
bingham for mems ~aiacoats, "a, 7-8
and yard-wide Irilh Linens, Shee,ines.
Diaper and Huckabgck, Oznaburehs and
Ticklenburg, Ravens duck, brown and
white Rufia Drab, yellow HOLLAND, brown
and half fiffened Buckram, FAY Cord,
braid, Rraping and GalIooni, white Raw
Tick, fewing Silks of all colours, a variety
of Ribbons, broad Qualities, Shoe ditto,
Gathering, Pins, Needles, Threads and
Tapes of all forts, Camblicks and Lawns,
long Lawn, Gauzes of all forts, gauze A
prons, Catgut, Ratteens, Kerleys and
Plains, embohed Serge, Halfthicks, Blan-
kcts, Baizes, FlanneIs, beaver Coating,
Beatfkins, "a, 7-8, yard wide and apron
Check, white and black Lace; ivory, bone
and ebony Fans, Canvas, Creweils, Silk
and Hair and fix Twif, metal buttons of
all forts, fix and hair and fix twif But
tons, chipHats, Necklaces, Snail and Gimp.
Triming,pink, blue,green andwhite women's
loom quilted fix Petticoats, blue Calaman-
co ditto, gold and Glyer bsRet Buttons,
gold and filver Cord, Thread, Vel,um and
knee Garers, fix knee Carriers Of all forts,
table Cloths, variety of women's and
children's packthread Stays, Bedticks and
Bed Bunts alto knives and forks, cutteau
Knives, Pen Knives, Rszors, SciGors,
ihOe and knee Buckles, Snuff Boxes, Bohea
Tea, Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Cloves and
Mace, Pepper, writing and preis Paper,
women's beff Lynn made Shoes, Whale
Bone, and a very large aAortmsnl of Paper
Hangings, sc.
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JACOB HEM T,
DENTIST to her Mighty and the Prin-
cels Ameh0.

0@AN ~ W III NNJII "A'~ N"~ ''
eefs AneE0.
DEGS Leave to recommend to
- the Public, his newly dilcovered EE
fence of Pearl, and Pearl DehfTiee, which
he has found to be greatly hyperion not emily
in elegance, but ALTO in efficacy, to any thing
hitherto made ufe of for complaints of the
Teeth and Guns: Particularly they will pre-
Ervs The Teeth in perfect found fate, even
to old age they render them white and
beautiful, without in the leaif impairing the
enamel; faRen fuch as are looie, keep fuch
as are already decayed from becoming worfe,
prevent the Toofb-A cb, perfectly cure the
Seurvy in The Gums, and make them grow
firm and rleE to the teeth they likewife
render the breath delicate, iweet, and re-
medy almoft all thole dilorders that are the
coniequence of lcorbutic gums.
Sold (by appointment of MIR. Hemet)
wholefale and retail, by ". Bayky, Perfu-
mer, in Cockipur Greet, near the bottom
of the Hay market, London, and at Wi4-
am Seon's Irlh Linen Store, near the Draw
Bridge, Bottom, England.
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IAN E S l. O N G d E N,

CARD MAKER from LONDON,
MAKES in the neatelt and belt
1N1 manner, and has now ready for lale'
at his fhop, near Liberty Tree, Bottom
{where Mr.. Greenlaw lived) all the dItte-
rent kinds of CARDS made in Great BEI-
tain, or is now made ufe of in America,
particularly fcriblng and Gnall cards, IN the
greaief perft eion. The latter CT which
were never before attempted to be made IN
this province: All which he will warrant to
be equal to any in Great Britain.
N. B. The above will be fold as cheap,
or chesper than can be imported.
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To The P u + L | G.

THE variety and number ofar-
= tlcles,imPorted BY the lublcriber in the
feveral fhips juR arrived from LONDON,
are 70 great, as would make the enumerati-
on tedious to the reader, and expeuiive TO
the advertiser: 1t may be enough to fay, his
aiIortment coniifs of every article ufually
enquiTed for /; that the mott civil and oblig-
ing treatment may be expected, of which he
is capable ; and that regard will be bewn to
the interef of his cuRomers, in the lowneis
OF his prices.
Conisant attendance will be given in the
whole(ale and retail way, at his SHOP near
the head of Dock Square, and at bis STORE
in Willon's Lane.
S,A vi U E L ELIO T.
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To be S O l. ID.
4 VERY genteel new CHASE
"A with Harnels compeat, the Work
warranted good. Enquire at Tnomas's
Printing Office.
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ted by ISAIAH THOMA AS,
UNION STREET.


whdaPp um&@ud are My
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ss
o pleafe to favour him
may depe nd on good
the GmAlleit favours
edged /;
foods are,
CloutiDg diapers,
ialf-ell and 3-4
huckabuck,
DITTO table cloths,
Peniafcoes and ging-
hams,
Stay lacing,
Linen handkerchiefs,
Nankeens,
Brown Holland,
Covered wine,
Ferrits, galloom,cord
and braid,
Knee garters,
Black tafalies,
Fans of all forts,
Black cIavats,
Cap troliy,
Blond and bone laces
Muffin & fix gauzes,
Pioquet ditto,
Back and white
net, patent net,
fpider net and pa
rIlner ditto,
Striped, fprigged and
figured fix gauzes,
Silk gauze Handker
chiefs and aprons,
half yard and yard
wide alamodes,
All coloured faiths,
Half yard and half ell
PERTAINS,
Ell.wide ditto,
Lows handkeIChiefs.
Ribbonds of all forts,
Leather gloves and
mitis, lome tire
bic kid,
Chip hats, fome fine,
Pms ali numbers,
Pound ditto,
Silk gloves & mitts,
Book muffin,
Striped ditto,
Long lawns,
Deny cambricks,
7-S and yard wide
lawns,
Powered ditto,
China tafaties,
Bandanoes,
Shirt buttons,
Lungee romais,
Cotton ditto,
Wax beads,
White threads,
Bibses s. tefaments,
Kilmarnock caps,
Plaids,
Carpets & carpeting,
Bohea tea, pepper,
cinnamon, nus
megs, writing,
preis and royal
board paper,POund
beads, F. Pifol
powder, Kippen's
Gnuf, infants Mo.
rocco hoes and
pumps, calaman-
CO Lynn made
fhoes and pumps,
&c. &c.
(: Printed by !
sHAL's LANE, lead
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To be S o L D,
- THE HOUSE O

kNNNNWvsNM NE I1OOOL OF
k1aa ZEE u the late Mrs. Grace
f1EE44zAISasI Gardner, few doors below
IlassIMEsxi the Mill-Bridge. Any per-
eslG=sYS fons inciniog to Purchafe the
faid houfe are defired to apply TO William
HandGeld or John Gardner Jacklon, admi-
niitrators. The faid houle has two rooms
and kitchen on a soor, is well fnifhed,
pleafantly fituated, and we'll accommodated,
having a good yard which bounds on Back
fireet, a rain water cilfern, pump, &c.
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with their cuffom,
attendance, and
gratefully acknowl'
Among his c
CUPERFlNE,m
- ding and low
priced broad cloths
with trimmings,
German SergeS, |
Baizes, |
DuhlS,
Coatings,
Blankets,
Ratteens,
Strouds,
HalfthickS,
White and ariped
fwanlkins.
FIannels,
Embofs'd ferges,
Brown and white
Rufia drab," as
Ravens duck,
Ticklenburgh,
Oznaburghs,
VeIvets,
Thickfets,
Jeans,
tultians,
Wiltons,
Sagathles,
Duroys,
Double camblets,
Calamancoes,
Tammies,
Durants,
Black rulell,
OoIletteenS,
BrilIiants, |
Venetian poPlins, i
Grszets, |
Broglios, |
Meiiinets, !
Checks 3 Al 8 and |
yard wide, |
Apron width checks, /
Striped Hollands, |
Yellow Holland, |
Marking canvas, |
EverIaitings, |
Buckrams.
Gimps and fnails, /
Meal and horn but
tons, |
TwiR ditto, |
Scarf twif, |
Silk and hair ditto, |
shoe and coat bind |
ihgs, !
Qualities, |
Gatherings, |
Crewels, 4!
Coloured threads,
Bedticks,
ga, rs and yard |
wide lrilh linens, |
GarlIx, |
Dowlas, |
Sheetihgs, !
HoGery of all forts, |
Callcoes, patches &
printed linens, |
Red Bengals for !
mems w4litcoats,
Rich faiths, friped /!
Loretta for ditto, /
Sewing Glks, tapes, |
Ivory combs, |
B O S 7 o N
III Corner of MAR
n. nrsts
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DUNCAN INGRAHAM, jun.
Has iuft received by Calef from LONDON,
A compact Afiortment of
ENGLISH and INDIA GOODS
Which he will fell at very low rate for
caih lat the Store lately improved by +.
w. Gsyer, in Union-Sueet, Bottom
where all thofe who pleafc to favour him
with their cufom, may depend on good
attendance, and the fmallett favourS
gratefully acknowledged
Among his Goods are,
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Nova Scotia Grindftones.

VUST landed, the compsateR aGortment Of
j NOVA SEQ TIA GRlNDS TONES
ever brought into the country, and to DC ioid
by HENRY BASS, at his fore adjoining the
Golden Bali Tavern at the head of Green's
wharf near the Market, Bottom, on account
of the connections he hath with the Manu-
facfurers, he can afford them vattly cheap
or Cath or lhot Credit.
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DANIEL SCOTT,

At his Medicine store the oign OF INC
Leopard, South End.
TAKES this method of inform
Il ing all Gentlemen, Ladies, and o.
thers, who have had the Misfortune to lole
their Tech, that be fill continues the Blu
inels of making and fixing artificial Teeth
as uiual, in 10 elegant a manner as 10 be
but little inferior to the natural, either in Ule
Oh Beauty, as many who have experienced
them can tefify Where alto any Perfon
afflicted W tn painful Stumps or unbound
Teeth, may have them removed with Pc
cuIlsr Dexterity and Eafe.-And all Perfons
who have the Scurvy in their Teeth, which
threatens their removal though found, may
have them cleaned without hurting the Ena
mel, or IN the leaf degreeimPairingthem, and
may befupplied with hisDENTIUMCoNsER-
vAToR, which is an excellent Powder, the
beif adapted for preierving the Teeth ano
Gums, and preventing them from Aching,
of any Preparation ever offered to the Pub
lie Ii will cure the Scurvy in the Gums,
bring the Teeth TO their original Whtenels,
and by continuance of its Ule, will Pre-
ferve both Teeth and Gums in pure fiaie
during life III is not pretended that it will
perform Impoilibities, that it will make
rotten Tech found, or will cafe them when
they violently ach; but it will ahuredly
prelerve thofe Teeth found that are 70, and
cau(e the Gums to adhere to them and pre-
vent thole that are decayed in part, from
becoming worfe.
A, he ABOVE Store may be had,
Morgan's ufeful Eye Water, which
has IN 70 many cafes been found fervceable,
that it mutt elcape the cenlure of the moE
critical OcuIltt-- Brisifen's famous Bug Ii.
qald, which efeetuaIIy deltroys ,hofe hate.
fuI Vermin, --be they ever 70 numerous
An 4Aodment of genuine patented and
other Medicines of the beit quality, and
Medicine Boxes for families OF Shipping,
with exact and particular directions for ufe.
ing them, and variety of other articles
cheap.
I he above Powder may be had ALTO Of
Cox and Berry in Bottom, Doctor Kah in
Salem. land Dummer Iewett, Efq; at lpfwich.
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HARDWARE GOODS.
Juf imported by
WILLIAM BR Eek

w | l. l. | A MI B K E G K
AT the Golden Key near the Draw Bridge,
4 GENERAL ahortment of
L N Pewtery, lronmongery, Braziery
and Cutlery Wares, ALTO Powder and Shott,
7 by 90 BY 8 and S by 7 GIais lin plates,
Iron and Brafs Vine, Lanthorn leaves, land
Glales, Brufhes, Mops, Lines and Irvine,
broad and narrow Bunting, with general
aAortment of ShipChandlers and TinWare !;
which he fells either Wholefale or Retail at
a very mall Profit for Cath only.
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The fam JUS

IA
~ BELLsIZE ARABIAN,
H. will cover this fezfon atI1s.s
aN leap,or .Ss.the feafon,or aos
NNzzMzNzM a Colt. He is fon of the ia
nous hode calledMorelah and his mother is
of the bef race that the great Sultan or
Emperor Mulah AbaIah ever had, land he is
both by fire and mother of the bett blood
and true Arabick race in all Barbary. He
is of an iron. grey colour, " hands high,
and the handlomef ho1e in America. He
is kept at Mr.. WILLIAM PUTNAM's fla
bic in Danvers, where mares may te taken
good care of. Said horfe is to be fold, if
any perfon will give the value of him. En-
qune of AMOS MANSFIELD.
WAN TED IMMEDIATELY,
4 Journeyman PRINTER, who
4 - CAN and WILL work, no other need
apply. Enquire of ISAIAH THOMAS.
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COB HE M E T

A { . B II E NJ E T,
DENTIST to her A1oj;Ry and the Priu-
ceis Ameli0.
REGS Leave to recommend to
~ the Public, his newly difcovered En-
fence Of Pearl, and Pfayi D9ht1iee, which
he has found to be greatly hyperion no. only
in elegance, but ALTO in efficacy, to any thing
hitherto made uie of for complaints of the
Teeth and Gum Particularly they will brs-
fS,u the Teeth in perfect found fiate, even
TO old age they render them white and
beautiful, without in The leaf inpairins the
enamel featn fuch as are loofe, keep fuch
as are already decayed from becoming WORE.
prevent the Tooth Aeb, perfectly cure the
SezyVy in the Gum, and make them grow
firm and eiejG to The teeth; they likewife
render the breath delicate, fweet, and re-
medy zlmoR all thofe diCorders that are the
confequence Of fcorbutic gums.
Sold (by appointment of Mr.. Hemetl
whOleiale and retail, by ". B0ylty, Perfu-
mer, in Cockfpur ffreet, near the bottom
of the Hay market, London, and at Viii
am Scots Irilh Linen Store, near the Draw
Bridge, Bottom, New England.
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ITO be fold by Samuel sloane,
= at his DILL HOGle, oppOGte the Blue
ball andMafon's Arms, formerly Green. Dra-
gon, New England RUM, and all forts of
SPlRl rs, cheap for calh or MoIaGes |; and
as he makes thOfe articles himfelf, he will
warrant them fit for any market
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~ AN DR. EW DEXTER,
In Hanover. itreet, little to the Southwark
of the Mill bridge, BosTo has opened,
and now has to oiipole OF, both by whole
fale and retail,
HOODS of various forts, frefh
" and new, from different ports. He
could mention the h'ps by which he receiv-
ed them, and the names of the REFLECTIVE
commanders but mott people know tn t
this will not affect either the quality or the
price. H. could sHsrt that they were
bought with ready money, came immedi-
ately from the manufacturers, and are the
beit of the feyeral kinds that were ever i'm
ported. All this he could FAY All this
indeed is eafiy faid But If he fhould add
that l6spkttpUs NAV baUs bis EsgG6 GOOd. as
ebsdo a. irohgfbS MErebaHfs in London, he fears
thar tome folks would call it putting, and O.
Tiers would give it even wOrIs name. II his
goods are cheaper than they are fold at any
other ihopintown,itls abundaDtly fuffcient.
lie will not, however, roundly affirm any
Ach thing. He only wilhes good people.
country ShopkeepeIs in particular, as they
pals along, would be kind enough to cali
ana inform themlelves. Alter they have
viewed every article he has got, though
they ihou!d NOT then chute to purchafe G.
ven one of them, he will nevertheless own
himielf under great obligations,- and will
kindly thank them for having given him
reaion TO hope that, at fome future time,
they Will favour hum with their Cuifom.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-07-02
SADLERY GOODS.

A compleas allorment Of SadIery goods,
juif imported, and to be fold by
R. @. G r A N c II,
at bis lhop on the Exchange,in King Rrest /;
Among which are,
4 QUANTITY of Englifh
n Trees, plated Bits, Stirrups, Spurs,
and almoa every article that can be enquired
for in the Sadery way.
Country Sadiers NAV depend OH being
well ferved on as good terms as at any ihop
or fore in the province.
Said Cranch, makes and felIs all
forts of Sadles, Brides, sc. on the Ioweit
terms for Cath -