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A M E c D q T E.

a T the rehearfal OF one of NJ. &c Vo'-
~ tairc's Tragedies, Mr.. Cramsr'
Bookseller al Geneva, land v oitaires own
immediate publi(her) was hniihine ms part
wbich was to end with Tome dying fen
fences when voltaire, all dsipotic over
thofe he thinks dependents, crles out a
loud. -"Cramer, you lived like Prince tor
The four preceding aes, but at the iiitf
YOU die like q Bcokielier." DR.. Tfonch'n
the Boerhaave Of this age, being P'eient'
could not help in kindnels interfering. /;
adding wishal, /" Why Mont. de Vol
eaire, can you ever expect to have Gen.
tlem.n be at the expence of trslrs and
the fatieu. of getting fueh long parts, It
you thus continue to upbraid them ! On
the contrary, I think they all dsferve the
Rreateft encouragement AZ your hands I;
and 40 to nv friend Cramefs declares
tha, % far as am . judge he dies with
the fame dignity that he lived" Vol.
saire. Who deseAs advice or being informed
bv an inferior, flor an Author Is, in his
eve. beyond even an Eucalyptus, we've ne
livine) made this cool reply Pr'ythee,
Doaor, when you have got Kings to XII,
kill them your own way, let me ALL
mine az pleafe."
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Tbis Day Ps5ktbed, the Steosd Edifisn.
Price g.. I'd. neatly bound and lette,ed.]
And Sold by JOHN BoyLEs, Printer, next
Door TO the Three Doves, Marlborougs
Street r. DRAPER, Printer in New
bury. Street; EDRs and Gill, Printers
in Queen Street II. k..ox and
LANcDoN, Stationers in CornhilI and
by T. F. CcHDY, in Union-Ssreet
a VINDICATION of the CO.
n vernment of NEW ENGLAND
CHURCHES /; drawn from Antiquity !;
thu Light of Nature Holy Scripture It's
Noble Nature and from the Dignity Di.
vine psovidencs has put upon it. ALSO,
The Churches Quarrel Efpoufed !:
Or, a Satyrical Reply to certain Prop falls
made, in Anfwer to this Oueftion,--What
further Steps are to be taken that the Coun-
Gil may have due Contribution and Efficacy
in Supporting, Prsferving, and Well-Of.
dering the inteteR of the Churches in the
Country LIKE WISE,
A Platform of Church Difcipline |:
Gatheted out OF the word of GOD, and a.
greed upon by the Elders and MeGengers OF
the Churches alembled ar Cambridge,
1913. AND,
A Confenion of faith, owned and
conlented unto by the Elders and MeAen-
gers of the Churches aasmbled at Bottom,
New England, May, II, 1850.
To which is annexed,
An Extract from Book intituled,
NRw- ENcLAND's LAMEN ATOMS.
wrote by the R-v. Mr. John White, late
Psftor OF the 6rff Church in GlouceRer |,
to which is Gubjoined Letter by anotber
hand, fhewingR eafons for adhereing TO our
Platform as rule of Chu CHI Government,
and objections againf Ruling Elders an
fweTed.
ibis Wsrk is % highly ebbrsvsd Of BY
Mankind in general, land sjpseialy BY fbyt
sUbs 0rs oleCsdn be fbs 6sf JSdgS) that it
has gsss through rpo Editions in a5sEt 6
Msstbs end az many P~jsss wCs diJet-
painted sf0 Copy in The former Edition, IL is
b,psd they sViN not BE- backward IL fTvsil5isg
sbemiflVH tbs,sDitb IL ibs pysIfsf. Il EccIeG
aflical LlBER TY sOSsb pve)syVirg : So are
Mr. Wife's Wsrks in KisGieafiss tbrssE
= SUBSCRIBERS are detred to call or
fend for their Books to John BO5les, the
Publilher.
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n T the School in Queen-ltreet,

Il III
1 = fuch 40 incline either 70 be taught,
or to practice, for their amufement or pro-
fit, WRITING and ARIrHMkTlIk,
MAJ. have an opportunities ichoOl will &C
opened Therefor on the 6rR Monday IN
October mkt az 6 O'clock P. M. and to
continue the ufual time and hours, BY an
afliltant Tor uiher) Of one OF the Puolic
fchooIs LIN this attempt, fuch as are curl
GUS NAV learn, beiides the ufual hands, Ko'
man and Italian Print, all the black hands,
as Old EngIifh, German Text ana every
other hand even to old Court hand.
A. the youth in this firit eiiay tor HIM
felf 10 determined to exert every faculty Tor
the good of thofe who favour him WITH
his tuition, 70 he hopes BY them to lay ,
foundation Tor future appreciation 10 sas
buiineis he is 70 sfIiduov0y devotlng HIM
felf to, namely that Of Writing-Ma
ter. Enquire at faid School.
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n LII perlons indebted to the ef

LII perlons indebted to the ef-
IA tate yoJoHS GOulD, EGq; late of
Boron, Merchant dscsafed, are dsfred to
make immediate payment 70 THOMAS
BROWN, Attorney 20 SARAH TRouTBEcK,
(ole Exscutrix to the laR VIII and refta-
men, of the decealsd And all who have
demands upon laid ERste are deiired TO
b ins them in toIaid Attornsy,in oder to 4
fpeedy fettlement. -
: = The DRILLING Rufinefs is till
carried on, and I'll shs cufomsss Of the de-
cea(sd are invited 20 apply or fsnd for what
Rum &c. they mar want Cccaiionally,
a. they mar depend upon being fuPplied
upon the belt terms, and with % much care
and difpatch IS formerly.
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COB HEM EFT,

u - - - - -
DENTIST to her MesGy and the Prin-
ceis An<fia.
DIGS Leave to recommend TO
- the Public, bis newly diIcoverrd EE
Gaes Of Pearl, and Pearl Dsshfies, which
he has found to be greatly hyperion no, only
in elegance, but alto in efficacy, TO any thing
hitherto made ufe of for complaints Of the
Tsstb and Gums Particularly they will pre-
Jsrvs the Teeth in perfea found Rate, even
to old age they render them white and
beautiful, without in the leaf impsiring the
enamel; fefen fich as are lOoGe, keep fuch
- are already decsyed from becoming wosie,
prevent the Tooth deb, perfectly cure the
SeErvy in fbe Gums, aad make them grow
firm and cliff to the teeth; they likewile
render the breath delicate, fweef, and re.
medy almof all thofe diforders that are the
coniequence Of fcorbuiic gums.
Sold (by appointment Of Mr.. Henes)
wholefale and retail, By ~. Beyky, Per6n.
meF, in Cockfpur. freef, near the bottom
Of the Hay-maEket, London, and az WflE-
an Sesff's Irilh Linen Siose, near The Draw
Bridge, Bottom, New-England.
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AT nm Meoiclne Store the Sign of the
Lsepayd, South End.
TAKES this method Of infornl-
= ing all Gentlemen, Ladies, and O.
theirs, who have had the Misfortune to lofe
their Teeth, that he fill CONTINUES the Bu-
iinefs Of making and fixing artificial Teeth
as uiual, in 70 elegant manner as to be
but little inferior to the natural, either il UGe
OF Beauty, 40 many ~ho have experienced
them can sefify Where aIfo any Perfon
afflicted with painful S.umps or unbound
Teeth. may have them removed with Pc
culiar Dexterity and Eale.--And all Perions
who have the Scurvy 10 their Teeth, which
threatens their removal though found, NAV
have them cleaned without hurting the Ena-
mel, or In the leaf degree impsirine chem, and
may befuppled with hisD RETIyMC oNsER-
vATcRs which 10 al excellent Powder, the
bett adapted for peierving tie Teeth and
Gums, and preventing them from Aching.
OF any Preparation ever offered to she Pub
lie IL will cure the Scurvy IN the Gums,
bring the Teeth to their original Whitsnefs.
and by continuance Of its Ufe, will Pre-.
ferve both Teeth and Gums in pure Rate
during life lit is not pretended that il wilt
perform Impoflibiliies, that il will make
rotten Tech found, or will cafe them when
they violently ach; bur il will afiurcdlv
preieTve thofe Teeth found that are 70. and
caufe the Gums to adhere to them sud pre-
vent thofe that are decayed in part, from
becoming worEe.
At the above Store may be had,
Morgan's ufeful Eye Water, which
has in 70 many cafes been found ferviceable,
that il muR eicape the cenfure Of the mott
critical OculiR-B rigifen's famous Bug liz
quid, which efeefually deflroys ,hofe hate
ful Vermin,-- they ever 70 numerous
An aRorment Of genuine patented and
other Medicines of the beff qualify, and
Medicine Boxes for Families or Shipping.
with exaa and particular directions for uie-
ing them, and : variety Of other ARTICLES
cheap.
The above Powder may be bad alfo OF
Cox and Berry in Bottom, DoAor Kss. in
Salem. and Dummes Iewett, EGq;a. Ipfwich.
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anees. Then il is utterly ir,poab'e to.
ra,fe bv exciies what ihall be equivalent to
three fhillingsin the pound, withoa; the
ruin of trade for the exc.ies, which are
fett'ed already, generally ipeaking' rst's
.dsaSh 6e daty apss the psspL, sf SUast they
bring int The gsvsrsmsnt.
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ITO be fold for the ferling colt

l. and charges, quantity Of GOODS to
the amount Of about TOOL ftetling, charged,
very low, conGfsing Of all forts Of LOndons
Sheffield and Birmingham Cutlery, Iron.
mongers, Founders, Braziers and Pewterers
Ware, iuft imported from London and
BriRol in one of the alf veGels fromLondon,
If it does not fuit the purchaier to take the
whole at ferling colt, he may take halt the
aiIortmeut az the fame rate.
NIB. Bills Of Exchange. old Copper,
Brais or Pewter. will be taken 10 part pay,
and the pay made eafy to the purchaier.
The original Invoice to be ieen by Enquir-
ing of >he Primer.
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From the OXFORD MAGAZINE.
ia fbs PRINTER.

THAVE long thought that the rulers
in B ----n NAV vie in luxury and de-
bauchery with thofe of any other king
dom. Who are the greateR druRkard' {
.--Thofe at the telm--Who are mott ad-
diefed to gaming l---Thoie at the helm
---Whe fet the moff glazing examples o.
adultery, fornication, &c.--- Thcfe at the
helm - Who are 70 regardless of the cries
and diRrenas of the poor as not TO endea-
voar to reeuce the extravagant high price
OF prcviGons r. Thole at the helm.
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From the NORTH BkITON.
ExrOss fran d. ERT II e !, Political

kxN0G fram fbs fRhEho.D~
ATEC HIS NJ.
fCeatirasS from No. 7e.]
w bride !
A. He who sffsrs il.
o. Who is likely TO be frugal OF the
peoples money.
A. He who puts none Of is in his own
pocket.
o. You feem by this to be averie from
ehuiins fuch 40 accept places and grstui-
tie, from the crown. WHAT'S your reaiOp
for this psrtialityi
A. [ am far from thinking that man
NAV not ferve bic king and ms country
faithfully 1t the fame time. Nay, their
interefts are infeparsble. Mr.Such AN one,
INV lords Rewafd, is = very honeR man
and VET. If had any affairs to fsttie with
NV lord, would chufe my neighbour tor
: referee rather than my lord's fteward.
O. Why Is frugalisy Of the peoples
money 10 neceGary At this time .
A. Bscaufe they have run out much,
and are {iill much in debt. My father and
! paid our fhafe Of many mliioa:,aRd have
heard there are many more 70 pay. |
rtudee not this prodiRious exPence, az far
ss il has been the necsaary price of liberty j
but az il would grieve me much to fee th.s
h'easnc ravifhed from me, which has colt
me 70 dear 70 il would give me double
Dvief to have il puTchaied from me BY my
own money.
q. Who are thole who are careful OF
the trade of the nation (
A.. Such as are willing 10 keep i irom
all vexatious interruptions BY infpeeIops,
,nt.yisq inss bss(ss, fsizures, fuits, and the
oDoreGion oftax gatheSers,as much as pcfi-
Sic .(uch as are willing to take off the
burtheniome duties which encreaie the ex-
srnce Of workmen, and confsqsSa:ly the
price of the manufacture.
o. But as you have freehold, would
you not be willing TO be executed from pay
ING three fhilIines in the pound, BY laying
excifes upon other parts Of our cOniumPti-
onf
A. No doubt but every landed man
would re glad to be free from paying three
ahillings in the pound butt. at the fame
time, / wouId not raife BY another tax,
two Ailline in the pound, nor one Milling
in the pound for perpetuity tor PariIa-
menss who have no more to give, may DC
disappointed in ths redrefs of their eriev-
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To be SOL d by
Joseph PALMER & SON,
Al their Store. at the lower end of King,
Street, Bottom;
CPERMACETI CANDLES :
- Alto, An Allotment of ENGLISH,
SCOTCH and IRISH GOODS.
They have alto to fell, at the
HouGe Of JosEPH GREENLRAF, E6q; in
Hanover ftreet, near the Orange tree,
A good Afortment of IRISH LIZ
MEMS. ALTO. BRIS TOL BEER, BY the
Czlk OF Jingle dozen.
N. B. The above Goods viii BE fold
WholefaIc or retail, for little more thsa the
Sterling CoiR and charges.
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TO be fold by Samuel Sloane.
u At his Dill -Esoufe, oppoft- the Blue
ball andMafon's-Ams, formerly Green Dral
gon, New England RUM, and all forts Of
SPIRITS, cheap 6os can or MolaIes and
she makes thoEe articles himfclf, he will
variant them ft for any marker.
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10 Be SOLD.

On board the Brigantine HERMOiNEx
HHOECE Newcaifle GOALS.
~ Enquire = PETER HUGHESys Store
in King Arees. i3s
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SION: Printed by ISAIAH THOMAS,

N: by
-1RNTKG R dh M g ems
REmS%s
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DANIEL. SCOTT,

At biz Medicine Store the Sign Of the
Leopard, South End.
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AT the Head Of the Long,
Wharf,
B o S TO N,

THE largef ailortment Of Had:
~ ley's and Davis's Quadrants ever ia
New England alto hanging and BANDING
Compaaes ia Srafs and wood Coughing
and Surveying lnftrumenis, Cafes of Ma,
thematical InRrumsnts with feel joints, half
cafes ditto Telefcopes Of various lengths,
in ivory, wood and iih-1xin Plotting Scales
and ProuaAors, Gun,er Scales and Dividers,
four and two pole Surveying Chains, rti6-.
cial Magnets with cafes, Sand Glales from
two hours to quarter Of minute Inaru-
ments of = new contribution to meafute
Boards; an aGortment Of Bras Pocket Cone
paHes, Box Rules, Jack-Kniyes, brafs and
pewter Ink-Siands, plated Shoe. and Knee
Buckles, Pinchbeck, Block-sin and Bsals do.
Compass Scales. Warch Keys, Sc.
B 0 0 K S. -,
Straits and Mediterranean Pilot, ,,
Southern PILOT,
Mariners Calendar, Daily AliAant.
WILLOWS Navigation. :,
Young Mans bea Companion. r.
Patoun's Treatiie of Navigation,
Atkinfon's Epitome.
A Complete Syaem Of Navigation. By
John Barrow. t..5
PRACTICAL Navigation. BY john Seller.
Large Charts of the Englilh Channel.
Large Charts for the Coaa Of Guinez.
Nine Leaves Chartsfor the Channel and
Straits. ~rf
Ditto for Wet Indies.
T A Ito N A Y.
Writing Paper. Dutch Quiis.
Sealing Wax. Waters. Sases.
Black Lead and Slate Pencils.
Qure Books covered with Marble Fapes
Ditto ruled for Journals.
A Variety Of Infruments, too tedious to
mention, are made and fold at the above
place, and As he has had . thorough experts
ence, he doubts not of giving fatisfaaIOh.
N. B. All inRrumenfs with faid Willism's
name, will be made true without charge.
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.TOLEN out of the houfe of

SIOLEN out OF the nOuic or
~ Mr.. Percy, innholder, on the road
between Woods. Hole and Bottom, on the
10th infant, the following articles, viz.
One broad red Rriped jacket, one coarie
Iinenfhirt, one child's fine linen ditto, one
gauze Handkerchief, two pair of worried
Rockings, one pair blue the other blue and
white fpoGted, one worried night cap, one
pair dimothy drawers, one pair long trow.
fers made of fail cloth: They are iuppoled
to be aolen BY one John Chambers, Gas he
has been ieen fince the robbery was commit
ted with part of the cloaths on) heis we'll
fet fellow, about Ave feet FIVE or tx inches
high, wears his own mort curIed hair, rather
Gandy, piited with the fGzll pox, has loft
the ufe of one Of his eyes; he has been
filming at the Hand Of St. Johns this fdn-
met, he came from Halifax in the schooner
Mary, Capt. French, and was landed as
Martha's. Vineyard a few days before
Whoever will appsehend the thief fs that he
may be brought to jafice, lbaD receive Two
Dollars reward and all neeeGsry charges
paid, BY CHRISTOPHER POTTS
Bsfen, NsVsmbtr @, I771. -
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la COB HE NJ E T,

DENTIST to her Nejefy and the Ptin-
cels Amslia.
QEGS Leave to recommend to
- the Public, his newly diicovered EC
6nes of Pearl, and Pearl DnEfries, 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
Teeth and Gams: Particularly they will pre-
fsrvs tbs Tsstb in perfect found fate, even
to old ages they render them white and
beautiful, without in the leaf impaiTing the
enamel faRtn fuch as are looie, keep fuch
as are already decayed from becoming WORE,
prevent the Tsofb-A tb, perfectly cure the
Seyvy in the Guns, and make them grow
firm ard cisjI to the teeth; they likewile
render the breath delicate, fwees, and re-
medy almoft all thofe diforders that are the
coniequence Of fcorbutic gums.
Sold 10y appointment of Mr.. Hemet)
wholefale and retail, by W. BaylH. Perfu-
mer, in Cockfpur- Rreet, near the bottom
of the Hay-msrket, London, and at Will
am Sc0n'5 Irilh Linen Store, near the Draw
Bridge, Bottom, New-England. q
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A IL PerGons indebted to Will.

"A LIAM WINGFlELD, whole &C
cunts, notes, &c. have been ffanding above
ne year are deiired to make fpeedy payment
or they may depend they will be fued to Ja-
nuary court without any further notice, as
g, eat many have been deficient in paying
their accounts and notes number of years
He begs that they would not want to be call
ed on any more.
He has for Sale at bis fhop in Uni
on-ltreet, Bottoms great variety OF GOODS,
lui.ab!e for all feslons, which he is detei-
mined to fell exceeding low for Cath only.
All faysurs gratefully acknowledged.
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DANIEL SCOT T,

At his Medicine Store the Sign of the
Leopard, South End.
TAKES this method of inform
= ing all Gentlemen, Ladies, and o.
Tiers, who have had the Misfortune to Iofe
their Teeth, that he flil continues the Blu.
finefs of making and fixing artificial Teeth
as ufual, in 70 elegant manner as to be
but little inferior to the natural, either in Ufe
OF Beauty, as many who have experienced
them can tefify Where alto any Perfon
afflicted with painful Stumps or unbound
Teeth, may have them removed with pc
culiar Dexteriy and Eale.-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 realf degreeimpa iring them, and
may beluppIied with his DENTIUMCoNsER-
vAToR, which is an excellent Powder, the
beR adapted for prelerving the Teeth and
Gums, and preventing them from Aching,
of any Preparation ever offered to the Pub
lie Il will cure the Scurvy in the Gums,
bring the Teeth to their original Whiteneis,
and by continuance of its Uie, will Pre-.
lerye both Teeth and Gums in pure fate
during life.-It is not pretended that it will
perform Impofibilities, that il will make
rotten Teeth found, or will cafe them when
they violently ach; but it will aGlredy
preferve thoie Teeth found that are 70, and
caule the Gums to adhere to them and pre-.
vent thoie that are decayed in part, from
becoming worfs. 4~
At the above Store may be had
Morgan's ufeful Eyc-Water, which
has in 70 many cafes been found ferviceable
that il mutt efcape the cenfure of the molt
critical OcuiR-Bngifen's famous Bug Liz
guild, which efeGtually dearoys ihofe hate
full Vermin,--bs they ever 70 numerous
An Allotment of genuine patented and
other Medicines of the beR quality, and
Medicine Boxes for Families OF Shipping,
with exact and particular directions for ufe-
ing them, and = variety Of other articles
cheap. .acf a1 tf-
The above Powder may be had ALTO of
Cox and Berry in Bottom, Doctor KaA in
Sale m. and Drummer Jewett, Efq;at Ipfwich
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Bottom, Nov. S. I772
To tb< Inhabitants of the TasVn sf BOSTON
GENTLEMEN,
n S Ihave had the pleafure, to deliver my
n thoughts in public, upon the Beauties
Of LlBER ~ il is requeited that thole
thoughts may be pubilhed, at this alarming
fealon But as il would be very unpolne IN
a Granger to take this freedom, without ak
ing the approbational leave of theGentemen
of Bottom, the author therefore with permi(-
iion takes this humble method, to invite
iublcription to concile Eilay npon the Bea-
ties of LIBERTY in its Political and Sacred
branches; entitled, %
The AMERICAN ALARM,
Or, a Confirmation of the Bottom Plea, for
the Rights and Liberties Of the People.
Humbly addrsGed to the King and Council,
and to the ConitlturiOnal fons Of Liberty in
America, BY their humble fervant,
A BRITISH BOSTONIAN.
Subscriptions arc taken in by
d. KNEELAflD, 81 N. DAVIS.
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, IRISH LINENS.
WILLIAM S COT T.,
At, the, IRISH LINEN STORE in Ann
firee;, near the Draw Bridge, Bottom,
Has iult imported from Ireland,

Has juR imported from Ireland,
\ Large quantity of ga, 7-8
IA and yard. wide Linens Of all prices,
Diapers, clouting ditto, Huckabuck, Dow
las, Table Cloths, 9 Sths wide Sheelings,
white Tieken, brown Hollands, &c.
A great variety of European and
India Goods, amonga which are, broad
Cloths, Lsmbfkins, Coatings, Baizes, sc.
fix and worried StufFs,. PopIins, Grapes,
Denmark LuRres, MifEnets, Dorfettesns,
Camblets, worried Dama1ks, &c. Saltins
and capuchin Silks Of all colours, with lace
and fur trimmings, Ducapcs, Hriped and plain
Lutearines, EngIilh DAmalks, &c. alsTse
afortment of Ribbonds, Gauzes ,friped and
aowered Iaconet and g. wide book Muffin
of all prices; Jsrfsy, Aberdeen knit, and
patent ribbed mems worried Hole, ditto plain
of al colours, for men, women and chill
dren with too gIeAs multiplicity of goods,
hlitable foe the leafou, to be enumerated in
An advertisement, all which will be fold at
the lowell reduced prices for ready money
only.
Excellent Gloucefer Cheefe,
French indigo, Teas, Coffee, Specs, Sc.
patent Cakes for making the liquid Timing
backing for fhoes and leather bottomed
chairs, Sc. a number of low priced bound
Books Of divinity, Dlblei, Teaaments, sc.