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TO lead in meafIres of public importance:
But lie, your characterize what II may, !
do not think that fet of Athelits or
Dciffs, men of proaigate manners and pso-
fame tongues, arr fit perfons to be intIuit-
ed and fuffered to lead in the intereftlng
concerns of :public liberty and hapPlnsi'.
Doa't it look quite ridiculous, for fet OF
PURITAN, deeply concerned for their Tslg'-
sus as we'll as civil privileges las the gene
raity of the good people OF this country
are) to fet up fuch men, as have Jutt
mentioned, to be the leaders, guidefs aed
managers in public affairs; for my part
with cur eyes may be on the faithful OF the
land, men of exemplary religion, united
with US in the faith and fellowfhiP OF the
gofpel. 80
What end you dehgned to anfwer 81 the
pompous account OF your reputable parennr
tage, and your comfortable fotune, kno"
not; your account Of the early impretions
you had of religion, and your concern tobs
faved, taken with your foiemn appeal to
God, leems to me to favour of PROFANITY.
However, it agrees well enough with the
other parts of your conduct. If you ever
had fuch ferrous turn of mind, with
you had carried it through life. That of
an Appellate, is a dreadful Character. Read
Htb via, to 8thVerfe, i'm ferrous Hour.
Perhaps, Dear Sir, the Gofpel is not a
cunn,ngly devifed Fable, if there were on
ly Perhaps, fuch text fhould make an
Apoifate tremble.
1t is not impofible that you might be
helpful in encouraging Recruits for carry
ing on the War, but don't find you had
courage enough to venture your head and
fince the detcitable Ramp-ad you may have
vapoured away in talk i-words are but
winds ;-wnether your view was to be adj
mired, applauded and promoted, or any
thing better, you know bef.
now am, and ever have been, as Ready
friend to the rights and privileges of
my country, as any man Whatsoever, tho
perhaps not 70 fond of founding my own
praife as fsme, and in my humble hation
fhall do all in my power to promote good
government and fecure our invaluable
liberties /; but in this glorious caule fhall
think myfelf very unhappy, to be obliged
to confuIt with, or follow meafurcs dictat-
ed by others than men of probity, pie
ETY. and real chriftianity.
retraa nothing that laid about you in
the meeting referred to, II with myfs<aSd
you better men, have neither leif4re nor
learning to purfue controverfy,-I kh my
countrymen Of ADLER heads and better lfrss-
than either of us, to lead in public mea-
fures,-as ever did, 70 new with you.
vel. AARON DAVIS, Jun.
Rsxbayy, Nav. q. I77,.
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Temple.
On Thurlday Iaft the remains of the Earl
-Uf Litch6ed were carried from theHot wells,
BriHol, to be inferred at DichIey near Wood
flock in Oxfordfhire.
Slpf. a9. Its frongly reported, that at
the meeting of parliament a new regency
will be appointed, in order to hinder the two
brothers in dilgrace, from having any ihare in
the administration.
Yeferday court of Huhings was held at
uild-Hall, when Mr.. Alderman Oliver and
Mr.. Alderman Lewes were fworn into their
Office of Sheriffs for the city of London and
county of MiddIelex.
September 90. Yeferday being Mchselmas
day, and the anniversary election of Lord
Mayor of this city for the enfuing year,
there was very numerous appearance of
the Livery at GuildhaIl for that purpofe.
The Lord Mayor, attended by ieveral AL
dermen, the two SheriHs, the Recorder, and
city officers, Attended the Hufiings at about
quarter paf one O'CLOCK, when the COM
mon Cryer, as ufual, having opened the
location of their attending, the Recorder
came forward, and in very plain, fenGble
address, acquainted the Livery, s. that this
being the day appointed for their election
Of Lord Mayor, that part which the con-
4 tuition allotted to them, was to chufe two
perfons out of a number ofrefpeaabe names
which would be read to them, one of which
was to be approved of by the Court of Al
dermen. He then deicanied very properly on
the dignity and importance of the Office, and
concluded, by hoping they would be 60
verned in their choice by temper, candour,
and impartiality, which he hoped the event
would juHify."
This address was received with very ffrong
marks Of applaufe after which motion
was made, " that the thanks of the Livery
be given to the late Sheriffs, Wilkes and
Bull, for the watchful and fieady diGchaTge
Of their Office" which was unanimously
carried. Another motion was then made,
IS that the faid thanks be recorded in the
Town Clerks Office" which was likewlfe
carried. -... .. :, ~,
After this all the Aldermen who had not
palied the chair were feverally put in nomi.
nation when there appeared > large MAORI
ly Of hands for Aldermen Wilkes and Town
fsnd, as there were lilies and groans fer Ban
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Skbtembey 28.

E hear that on Friday
the Dukes of Glou-
cefer and Cumber-
land, with their Dut-
cheHes, fet, off from
PallMaIl for Stowe in
Observation-Disclosures a
Witt TO Lord and Lady
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DANIEL SCOTT,

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 loG-
their Teeth, that he ftill continues the Bu-
iinefs of making and fixing artificial Teeth
as ufual, in 70 elegant manner as 10 be
but little inferior TO the natural, either in UCe
o. Beauty, as many who have experienced
them can teifIfy Where alfo any Perfon
afflicted with painful Stumps or uniound
Teeth, may have them removed with Pc
cullar Dexterity and Eafe.-And all Pefions
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 impairing them, and
may befupplied with ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
yAToR, which is an excellent Powder, the
bef adapted for Prelerving the Teeth and
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 WhiteneE,
and by continuance of its Ue, will Pre-.
lerve both Teeth and Gums in a pure fate
during Iife.-lt is not pretended that it will
perform Impoiibilites, that it will make
rotten Teeth found, or will cafe them when
they violently ach; but it will aauredIy
preferve thoie Teeth found that are 70. and
caule 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,
Morgan's uleful Eye Water, which
has N 70 many cafes been found ferviceable.
that it mutt elcape the cenfure of the moG
critical Oculia-Brgifen' famous Bug Ii
quid, which efectually defroys thoie hate
full Vermin, BE they ever 70 Numerous
An aAorment of genuine patented and
other Medicines of the beff quality. and
Medicine Boxes for Families or Shippin0.
with exact and particular directions for ufe-
ing them, and variety of other articles
cheap.
The above Powder may be had ALTO of
Cox and Berry in Bottom, Doctor Kafl in
Salem.and Dummer Jewett, Efq; at lp(wich.
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JACOB HEM E T,
DEN rlSr to her Mqi5Hy and the Prin
ceis Ameiia.

DEN rlSr to her Mgisiy and the Prin.
ceis Ameli0.
DEGS Leave to recommend to
- the Public, his newly Uncovered EE
Enee of Pearl, and Pearl DUhfYics, which
he has found to be greatly hyperion not only
in e Elegance, but ALTO in efficacy, to any thing
btherlo made ule of for complaints of the
7setb and Gums Particularly they will pre-
jsyvs the Teeth in perfect found fate, even
to old age; they render them whyEIand
beautiful, without in the leaf impaifpg riles
enamel; fayfsn fuch as are looie, keep fuch
as are already decayed from becoming @otts,
prevent the To0tb Aeb, perfectly cure the
Sl.rUy in the Guns, and make them grow
firm and eieis TO The teeth; they likewife
render the breath delicate, fweet, and re-
medy almol all thofe diloIders that are the
conlequence of icorbutc gums.
Sold 10y appointment Of Mr.. Hemet)
wholefae and retail, by N. BayLy, Perfu-
mer, in Cockfpur freet, near the bottom
of the Hay MAJ ket, London, and at NiH-
am Ston's Irilh Linen Store, near the Draw
Bridge, Bottom, New England
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for tia.
EsSEELZER HA4

EDEN LEX FiA4
At his ihop in MaHhall's l.
the Ggn OF the Corn fields an
Bridge begs lcIve to acqlah
er good cuaomeis and Others, tbs ~ has
juit opened for fale,
y FRESH afortnent of Hard
L 4 Ware Goods, which he is deiefmn-
ed to fell at the very lowea Advance, 70.
Cath only :--Thoie who pIcaie to favour
him with their Cuaom may depend upon
being well ufed and all favours gratefully
acknowledged.
Bottom, June s, I772.
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Cinnamon, Cloves, Nutmegs and Pepper. -
Decor Helmets celebrated Ehence OF Pea'l
and Peal Dentnfce, for the preicrVauon OF
the Teeth and Gums --B ayley's Patent Ii
quld Backing Tor Boots and Shoes. Aud
AS goods are fold at this Store for
ready Money only, all (uch Perlons as buy
on tf.(e terms will find their advantage IN
dealing there.
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John Ian G d o n,
Oppolite the Pof Office, informs the pubic
that he has juf received from Lonoon'
Large and Grand
Anortment of B Q o K S,
Which he is determined to fell 70 cheap as
to give entire fatisfaetion to the PuTchaer'
The fsllouving CatoIeugs be prsfsnt' 10 the gf"-
TENN st rbs LatO, viz.
DACON's new Abridgments CT
D the Law, s vols. The fifth Vol.
may be had alone.
Burrows Reports, 3 vols. Folio.
Lord Ramond's do. 3 vols. Folio.
Peer Williams do. 3 vols. do.
Hobau's do.
SINNERS do.
Plowden's do.
Ventris's do.
TiIl,'s PRACTICAL RegiRer, 2.Vols. Folio.
Ditto Ertries.
Hawkins Pleas of the Crown.
B.acknone's Commentaries of the Laws OF
England, 4 vols, 4,o.
Ditto AnaIyfis.
Cunninsham's Law Dictionary, zvols' to
Jacobs do.
Hawkins Abridgment Of Cook.
Law of Evidence.
Trials p. Pals.
Gilbert on Dev,fes.
on Tenures.
-Caies in Kings Bench.
Molloy de Jure Maritime.
Law Tracts.
Attorneys Pocket Book. vols.
Practical Regifer of the Common Pleas.
Barnes's Notes, 4to.
Fitzberbert's new Natura Brevium.
Efays on Crimes and Punihments.
With large Variety of the beit and
moR approved Authors, in Hlaory, Ply
ic, &c, sc.
L.kewi(e, large Church Bibles, Folio
Bibles, Ouarto Bibles, Octave Bibles, Mi
Mon Bibles, Bibles with Cams Notes.
Common Bibles at I2L 0. 1. the Dozen
Pocket Bib es in or vols. neatly Gill;
Court and City RegiHer for I772. -
All Kinds of Magazines that are pubiiiheo
in London.
PSSAOoi Books of every Kind.
EICHith large Afortment of Stationary
| Account Books from rs. to ol. Lawfu'
fMoney piece; Writing Paper from los,
to IoI. Rheam; Ink Powder, Sealing
Wax, Waters, patent Cake Ink, clothlers
and Cartridge Paper of all prices Bonnet
Boards, Ink. Stands of various Sorts, Ivory
Books and Ivory Folders, bea Pen Knives
Quilts, &c, &c.
" Pial,ers, Primers, Spelling Books
Palm Books, with or without ! unes' by
the Groce or Dozen, as Cheap as at any
Store or Shop in Town. Every PeIion
who pleates to favour him with their Cul-
tom may depend on purchsiing very cheap
and the leat Favour gratefully ackno"-
lodged.
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TO be fold by Samuel Sloane,
l. at his Diail Houie, oppoli,e the Blue
bail andMa(on's. Arms, formerly Green ORA
gon, New England RUM, and all forts OF
SPIRITS, cheap for cath or Molaaes and
as he makes thole articles himlelf, he will
warrant them fit for any market.
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a VARIETY of Mezzotinto
"A PRlN Sand very neat Engravings'
imported in one of the Taft vtiiels from
London, to b. fold by
STEPHEN w HITI N q,
oppo6t- the fin of the Cornheld, and
STEPHEN WHITING, jun.
about halfway between that and the Mill
Bridge; where NAV be had, at low price,
Looking Glafes, of almolt all
Gzes, from one inch IN length up to thirty
fix by twes ty in width.
&C. Al the fame places, G'aHes not ex'
ceeoing thirty by eighteen may De new III
wred. @ anes and Fixtures of all iort'
framed and git as well and as cheap as
any where in America.
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he famous

n The famous
III BELLsIZE ARABIAN,
F6aaux( & will cover this leafon atI1s.a
q m leap,or I8s.the feafon,or 1os.
M1ZzNzazzaM Colt. He is fon of the IA
nous horfe caIledMorefah and his mother Is
OF the beit race that the great Sultan or
Emperor Mulah AbaIah ever had and he is
both by fire and mother of the beft blood
and true Arabick race in all Barbsry. He
is OF an iron grey colour, ~ hands high,
and the handfomeff horfe in America. He
is kept at Mr.. WILLIAM PyTNAM's fa-
bic in Danvers, where mares may be taken
good care of. Said horfe is to be fold, If
any Perfon will give the value of him. En-
qurie of AMOS MANSFIELD.
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XKTATTS's and Tate and Brady's
w PSALMS, to be fold by |. THOMAS
near the Mill Bridge. Afo,
A variety of fnall BOOKS for
CHILDREN.
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HARDWARE GOODS.
IuR. imported by

UT lmpotteo Oy
WILLIAM RE c K
At the Golden Key near the Draw Bridge,
\ GENERAL ahortment of
"A Pewtery, lronmongery, Brsziery
and Cutlery Wares, alto Powder and Shot,
, by 90 by and s by 7 Glais Tin plates,
lion and Brafs Vine, Lanthorn leaves, fand
Gahes, Brulhes, Mops, Lines and Irvine,
broad and narrow Bunting, with a general
aHorment of ShipChanders and Tin Ware :;
which he fells either Wholelale or Retail al
very mall Profit for Cath only.
On FRIDAY the 18TH of July,
ANIME in the Morning,
Will be Sold by PUBLIC VENDUE at
the Auction Room in Queen Street,
a VERY Large and Valuable
4 \ Collection of BOOKS, in almoff
every Branch Of polite Litersture.-- The
Books are chiefly New and well Bound
Printed Catalogues may be be had at the
Auction Room in Qneen-ftreet, the Mon
day proceeding the Time of Sale.
J. RUSSELL. Aueioneer.
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New York, Nsvrmber. 2. Between !
and O'Clock lalf Friday noon, they had a
mott furpriiing gua of wind at Newark, 10
New Ieriry, attended with very heavy
rain, by which the inhabitants of that Plat c
have loft more than 500 apple trees, beiiies
many of their buildings have uttered mu>h,
particularly the dwelling houfes Of lfaac Og-
den, Eqi MIR. Timothy JOhnitOn, and
Mr.. Samuel and Mr.. Elias BALDWIN. The
guit happened on the. change of the wind,
and its width was fuppofed not to be more
than 80 rods, = a.,
NLw-LcNDoN, Nsvfmbey 6. Capt.
Jolilh Lee, in the brig Harrot, Poke Capt.
John Lee, in fchooner Broad Bay, belonging
TO Marblehead, in lat. IS. Long. rs, all
well. III.
Three men who went in purfut of the per-
ION who committed the late murder a, Say
Brook, after travelling as far as Pougbkeep.
Tie, have returned, without being able to md
the murderer.
r.. We hear from Plain6eld, that the wife of
one M. : III Of that town was laf Friday
killed by AAih of lightning.
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lie affiirs, with that temper, candour, an,
bensyolence which mutt naturally prevail!
in public deliberations when the public
good is truly underiood, and is really
meant to be promoted. And, as l,now
have fome rcaion 10 think that the fpeedy
fitting of the General Alltmb,y in Charlel-
town may induce fuch deliberations, and
| pledge myfelf to you that at all times |
fhall exercife my authority in fuch man
ner as may think will have tendency to
induce fuch deliberations as NAV b: Of pub
lie bcn,fi;: DO PROLOGUE this Ge-
neral Ah-usb'y to the twenty fecond day
of this infant O9ober, 20 be then holten
at the ufual place in Charefown, and
the General AHsmbly is accordingly pro-
rogued. Z. G. MON FAGU.'
NEWPORT, NsOsmber 2. Lat Friday
P. NJ. we had very ievete' fiorm of WIND,
rain, thunder and lightning in the midlt
of which feveral vea-s arrived, Belonging
to this and the neighbouring colonies not.
withdrawing the violence Of the gale rem.
deed it impoilible, with any degree of
fafety, for vef-I to pay thofe mere conpli-
ments to bis Majelty's flip fationed here,
which in moderate time might nnreafonably
be expected, feveral fhot we're fred from
the Mercury at thole 'vea;Is, which were
flying into this harbour for an AT lum from
the torn, one of which lhot would inevIta-
ably gone through 1oop's bottom, had it
not been intercepted by roes at the north
end Of Goat Illnd, which lay between the
lhip and the loop.-How Capt. K. -l-er Can
juiiify fuch rain proceedings we are at lois
to conceive of this we are m orally certain,
that had not the ihot been providentialy OBJ
ltruaed, the n1op mutt have been funk,
and all the people petithed, as it was not in
his power, at that time, with all his crew,
to afford them any afitance. ...
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r H UR S ia Y, November s..
B O S I Q N.

By Capt. Bsal from St Vrncents, we learn
that the loops there are lying Idle, and
have YET done nothing
We hear that Capt. O'H4rra, lately died
at St. Vincent.
Tuefday Capt D:lano arrived here from
London. The Captains Bruce, Peas AND
Lloyd were to fail in few days after Cfpe'
Deiano, for this port. r.
LaR Sunday in the forenoon, ehilNSfI
bout FIVE years old, daughter - Mr. llaae
Abbot,iun Of AndoveE, bang left in afoom
with icme other children, whi'e their pa
rents were gone TO meeting, was Fitting
with her back to the fire, her cloaths BY
Tome means catched on FIRE; the other child
rem not knowing what to do 20 entinguiin
the flames, peifwaded her 60 run home' Dut
bsfofs fhe got h9f way the he Penetratso
! % her risnIes and lhe expired.
William -rhomion, for robbery, is FEM
fenced to be hanged at New-Yoiky on the
r3th inaans. 49,.
We hear fforh England, that the ingcni-
Gus NJ S Wright, whole furpriiing lm'ta'l-
ons Of nature, in wax work, have been 10
much admired in America, BY adiligent Up
Of cation and improvement in the fame en-
pIoymsnt, has recommended herfelf 70 the
central notice and encouragement OF per-
fsns of the firif dlisineion in England, who
have honoured her with peculiar marks OF
their favour and as fevera eminent prr-
fonsoes and even their NJ ajetties have con-
defended to let feveral times for her to
take their likcneaes il is probable fhs viii
enrich her COLLECTION, aud oblige her friends
IN America with view of the mott remark
able perfons of the prefent age, among
which will be the immortal, Inimitsbe
Guruck, whom fhe had begun fhs has
already complicated and TENT over 10 her
houle in New York, where they may be
lfeen, the mott RiikIng hksneis OF the c.
| LIBERATED Dr. F.ankiin, Of Philadefphia,
now in london, and Of MIS-. Catherine
| M'CauIay. 70 much admired for her great
learning, fine writing, and amiab-e cha
! rzeaer. a.
A gentleman in England writes his friend
| in New York, thar the Tending luch great
quantities of fhip-timber in rats TO Eng
land, will fink the price of ihlPs there, and
si)e il in America. ~
| Alett.r which came in the mail from
New York, a few days ago, and is now
| in the PoR- Ofice, has the following odd
fucsrfcriprion, VIZ To MIR. John Had
don, E!q; on board OF his M.j-fy King
George the cd flip Charming Molly,
Moago Write command rim the CoAit 0
| Guinea in New England or eifewhere.
"Whoevef is Tailor or aieaman's friend
"Pray convoy this letter to its journey
end." .~
j MARRIED. Mr.. Robert Eaton, e
Mis- Abigail PANE, beth Of Dedham.
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NJ A NE LIST.
BOSTON,.

M'fpu OGs. AASi uOHl INcWFOun0-
land B.fhop from Virginia Foncy from
a'bados Psrions from Cape Nichola :;
Wefon and Acworth from Liverpool /;
Dc!ano from l,ondon Beale from ST.
Vincents; Smith from B itol
!. NEWPORT, Nov. 4. Ay,iVsd bsys Pc.
tiers from London Engs from Dominica
and St.Martms !. Hui,ng, from Hfpaniola
Haycroft from Dominica Bourke, rhurf.
ton, Norris, Warner and Whitney from
Hip nIols Whitney from Norh-Caro-
lima Simmons from South Carolina
Field from Nantucket; Munro from South
Carolina Ward from Virginia Chap
man from F, fling Sowle, from Naniuck-
ct; Cooper from New-York Sweet from
Antigua and St. Martins Eldridg. from
Cape Cod; Gilbert from London.
SALEM, NsV 9. Ayyived here. Pref
ton from Greuada and Turks Hand Good
hue from Philadelphia; Slcwman from
Newfoundland; Dixey from. ST. Ubes An
uze~S and Dodge from ST. Nichola Whit
teridet Fom St. Martins. 49,. -
r NV LohpoN. Nov. 6. .Arvived here.
Ess SsS i fI2% GIsPfssss Morton, from
from Bslion. ~
NKw-HAvrN. Mev. s. AyriOtd berS
White from Turks lAand FarnfwoTrh, from
St. Martins Finch, Les,e and Bradley,
from New. York.
New YoRK, NoVembtr $. A'riOsd btrs.
Stair from jamaica; LoVett, Iillnghaa,
Cnpenter and Sowle from Rhode-liland /;
v. Home and Afkey from Honduras Bay ;
Wilton from Liverpool; Wallace from ia
n,alca Rghton from North. Carolina Be-
rian from Turks. l1And; Gardner from St.
Thomas; Dean from St. Martins; Dobbs
from Hifpanios Findley from Virginia ;
Cafay from Philadelphia; Clark fIom
North Carolina Johnfon from Tortola.
PHILADELPHIA, CaO 10. Arrfvfd here.
Fryer from ST. Vincent; Carr from Barba-
dos /; Alexander and Wilton from Lllbon /;
Brown from Hdpaniola; Livingfon from
Cadiz; Hamilton from Vigo; jenkins from
st. Euliaia Campbell from London, Hart
from Barbados Greedy from 81. Lucia /;
Adamfon from Barbados Smith from Hll-
pamela; Doane from Madeira; Harrow
from St. Eufiaua; Wilton from Hifpaniola
Cain from Dublin; Winning from Lon
donderry !; Fesris from Liverpool; Forth
from BfiGol; Faconer from London Ker-
lin from Falmouth; Davis from FerFol ;
Akin from Georgia Cteaton from Mar ;,
land MilleueS and Walton from Virginia
Neil from Mort h. Carolina; Conyngham
from Antigua
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FHlS may give nUice, TO any gentle
Il men in the counwy towns, that Il DIZZY
have occaiion'for SCHOOL MASTER
for this ieaion, they may hear of one, tina,
would be glad to ieWe them, on as low
terms as they can in Ieafon deiire.
N. B. ANY gentlemen wanting fuch one,
may hear OF hun, by enquiting Of the
Printer. ,.
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For the MAssAcHUsETTs S + Z.
Mr TnnMAs.

For the MAssAcHUsETTs ) + L
Mr.. THOMAS,
ny the Al. making in the other neigh
bouring towns, by the friends OF go
vernment in this, either BY letters, msiisn-
GERS mifive, or pehonal vilItation, appears
sbeir approximations from the mea'ufe' now
carving on here. Machiavel long iince
taught them to Divide and 7yr0riz', the
b-loved Farmer exhots us to UNITE NO
thing Teens more likely to unite US than
general Ienie OF the Gcandalous imPoiitions
we have 70 long endured from handful OF
pieL pockets, who have had the addrels to
cillare US, Mnderpretence Of b:ing the law
ful guardians of our property. A far ex.
pofure Of their yiIlainy will reader them
incapable of carrying on the cheat much
further. This dsEdrsfam is now aux'ouay
expeasd. Z. Il.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1772-11-12

WILLIAM BEATTY, has
w, removed from the fore he t,Jrmcr.
Iy improved, ON Green's WHAT. TO thar late-
" improved by Mr.. Ejwpd Gay, neat
to Mr.. Htnry BASS, and oppoii,e the head
Of Green's wharf. Where he has now for
iale, frelh importation of LlNENS-of al
Widths and prices, jIa received from his
Iiiehds in the North of Ireland. A!fo tome
very good blown lIih SaessIng. remarkably
cheap.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1772-11-12

WANTED, an APPREN-
w IlCE, toa sentseI BuGacls. En-
quire of the Printer.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1772-11-12

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