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Martin Bickcr,

EGGS Leave to aeqyaint the Public,
THAT he lells the fore part of the
l. DAY at private fac, and would furth IN
form that it never was 10 his powe, to fell 70
cheap as at preleDt therefore Aineu himlelf
mua be great Inducemeni for thole who have
experienced his former prices, to calf q ipp-
ply.
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In Dersmb.r nexr uiHbs PHbLtbed,
New-England and Nova

L Scotia REGISTER, with all the
Bfitilh Lifts, and an Almanack for I774.
The fubfcribers intreat the favour of gent
,lem.n in Office, in this and the neighbour
ing governments. to fend them, as foon as
NAV De, correa lit Of their different de-
partments the high fherifs Of the feyerai
counties, in particular, will greatly contribute
:, the ulefulnef of this work BY favou1ing
tie publllhers, with an exaa liz Of their de-
pr,ies, and the towns they reiide in. The
y-iaters are determined to lPare no pains IN
.e deling the RegiaeE for I774 as compleat
.,I correct as ptihble.
MILLS and H c Ks.
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ibis day zQas b16klbed,

This day QOas pa6htbed,
Price ? cOpPeFs angle. and sos. o. 4 the dozen,
{Illufrated with a neat Engraving,
of the WICKED STATESMAN, or
the TRAITOR to bis Country, at
the hour of DEATH.
And to be SOLD by
ISAIAH THOM A S,
At his Printing Office. near the Market, and at
bis Shop, near the Nall Bridgc,
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Vol. Ill. |

This Day pubE6ed, price IS. I'D.
A NEW Book of PO E NJ 81
On feveral Occslion'.
By ELHANAN WINCHES TER, jun.
Preacher of the Gofpel, and author OF the Col
lection of Plains, Hymns and Poems, deiign-
ed for the ufe and edif:ation Of Chrittisns.
Printed by ]. THOMAS, for the Author.
Sold by P. FREEMAN, in Unlon-
A,eet, and by P. FREEMAN, jun' near Lie
berry Tree.
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ibis day bubEGed,

Prize 7 fsPp~, Gsgit.a1d g and I'D. per d'zeH.
And to be fold by
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20 recommend to them.
We thank you for the promife, that eff
we ihall not agree with you in fentiments,
YOU will with candour lkewilc, receive and
confider what we may offer 10 anfwer.'
Your lpeech informs the two houfes, that
bis Government is at prient in diltwbed
hd dfordered fate lhst,he caufe of this
iforder is the unconstitutional principles a.
bpied by the people in quefioning the fu-
RENE authority of parliament; and that
he proper meafure for removing the dior,
der mutt be the lubaituting contrary princi.
les.
Our opinion on thefe heads, as well as on
bme Others proper to be noticed, viii be
obvious in the couIle ofthe following OFFER
wations. o.
n With regard to the prelent difordered
late of the Government, IL can have no re-
ference TO tumults or riots From which this
Goyernmentis as free as any other whatever.
Ifyour Excellency meant only that the pro-
vince is difcontented, and 10 u fate Ct IN
eaiinefs, we ihould insireIy agree with you
But you will permit US to FAY we are not 70
well agreed in the cauie of it. The uneali-
nefs, which was general one throughout
the colonies, began when you inform-us the
authority of parliament was frR called in
queRion, viz. about leven or eight years ago.
Your mentioning that particular time might
have fuggeRed to your Excellency the true
caule of the origin and continuance of that
uneafinefs.
Atthat time the Stamp Aa, then lately
made, began to operate: Which with fome
preceding and fucceeding acts of parliament.
luhieefingthe colonies to taxrs without their
content, was The original cauie Of all The un-
eaineis thai has happened iince and has
occsiioned ALTO IN enquiry nto the nature
and extent of sbe authority by which they
were made. The late town meetings in
feyera towns are inaances Of both. Thsfej
are mentioned by your Excellency in proof
of difordered fate: Butthough We do not
approve fome of their -elolves, we think they
had clear right to inatua their rePreienta
tives on any fubjca they sppfthended TO be
of efficient impoTtsnceto requireit: Which
neceHarly implies previous confederation Of
and ex3refiion of their minds on. that fub
led: However miHsksn they may be con
corning It.
When a community, great or FINAL,
think their rights and privileges iufringsd,
they will express their unesiinsfs in Vsriery
of ways Some of which may be htaII
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F RID A Y, January 40.
B o S 7 O N.

In COUNCIL, JANuARY IA, 1873.
The committee appointed to prepare an
anfwer 10 bis Excellency's Speech, beg leave
to report to the honorable board, the fol-
lowing dradght OF an anfwer.
In the name of the committee.
JANIS BowDolN,
In CouNcIL, January IS, 1878.
Read and HnanimaEty oeefpird, and order
ed that William Bratt!s, HvrilSn Gray,
flames Pins, flames Humphrey, and Btyia-
min Greenltsf, Figures, be a committee TO
prsJS1t the (aas to bis Exfsiltnty.
THo's. FUCKER, Sec'ry.
To his Excellency THOMAS HUTCH
INSON, EGquire, Governor andCOmman.
der in Chief of the Province OF Malta.
chufeus- Bay, &c.
The ADDRESS Of his MsjeRy's Council ol
the faid Province.
Mar 1T PLEASE Your ExcKLLRNcY;
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HI board have coniidered
your ExceIleue)'s Speech
TO both houfcs with the at
Ieution doe to the fubjea
of i, ; and We hope with
The csndour you are plesfed
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7Bi, doy paSl,b d. p'its 'ny7if"Ma !::'b 4.
And now ready tc C d-!;g.ied to the iao-
&c losrs.
At tire Printing Cshce in School Greet
4 n attempt to illuitrate the
q gre.ttubject Of the PSALMS thew
lay. that the principle and ultimate dehgn
If them were 20 sXi.. -: he iufFsrings Of
t2ar;it aud the glory that fhould follow ,
in 10th which his di'cples ar ihaefs with
nim. With digrelion on BAP TiSM
n which is conh4sted the !ubjc6s of it,
he mode of it, and the meaning of thar
:xpi eiIiln, 5wiEd tUisb him in 6aphlm TO
which are annexed, lom= obieIvasions on
he work of the Holy spirit, and the diff
erence between the faith of Gods elect
and the tain of Devils. From the hoy
scripture. Is in a letter to a friend.
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Irih Linens.
WILLIAM S c 0 I I,

w / l. l. A MI D - " L,
AT his IRISH LINEN Store in Ann. itteet,
Near the Draw Bridge, BOSTON,
Ha. juf Imported from IR E L Nd
n LARGE quantity OF ga, TO
"A and yard wide linens of all prices diaper
clouline, ditto huckabuck, dowlals, table cloths
meetings, white ticking, brown and yellow hol-
land, &c.
Said fore is ALTO furnifhed with agreat variety
Of European and India Goods iuitable for the
ces(on the aGortment cOnlilfing of too great a
multiplicity to be enumerated in public ad-
vcrtifement all which will be fold by whole
sle and retail at the loweR reduced prices for
ready money only.
DR.. Helmets celebrated offence Of pearl and
pearl dentifrice for the preiervaton Of the teeth
and gums, alto patent cakes for making the
I:quid filming backing for boots, fhoes and
leather bottom chairs, are fold there.
Ducapes, luteHrings, rich Englifh damsfk,
Scotch lowered lawns-And few boxes of 8
by 10 window slals to be fold at the frit colt.
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IERE MIAH A L L Z y,
informs the public that he hath arrived from
England, with large and feet ai!onmertoi
Braizery, Cutlery and lronmongery
w A R Z,
The mofs cclrp!.at perhaps 10 the Proviace,
and which he is NV cpSnir2 at his ihot
lately improved BY M. sAMrsL'riR-
caER,a little nQrthward Of Iae isI4w-B..ss
As he had the opportunity OF his own ch"'es
sr the Manufacturers, and prrcEaisd ever.
article himfelf at the mclf unexceF tionahl'
rate, he wiIlfapPly thoie who Ple.ie to ia.
YOUR him with their cuitom either by whole
lale or retail, of the belt quality and at III
loweft price.
Among which are the following articles. viz.
MAILS, tacks and bradS OF all
IN fzes, brals kettles and Gillets, wa'minf
pans, frying and dripping pans, EGG lih ane
German feel, powder, lhot, fleet and bar-lead,
bei Ensliih and French hnts, London Pew;er
dimes and plates, baious quart and pint eaas,
tankards, quart and pint jacks, meaiures; pint,
pint and half and quaittea pots, tea and table
ipoons, bed and clofe fool pans, pewter, bottle
Grains, all forts of Carpenters. Joiners and Tan
ners tools, coffee mills with pewter hoPPers
COPPER, brafs and iron chsfia-difhes, brals and
money fcales, Brsl, weights in piles, painted
icale beams. poIifhed feel fhovel and tongs,
princes mettle, brals and iron cAndlelticks, boz
and fat irons, box iron CRATES, fheep and nea'
leather bellows, feel and iron fnufers, velvet
corks. cork fcrews, iickels of all iizes, handles
and efcutcheons; handles, lock, hinges, &c. fol
dsiks cheft of draws, book cafes, &c. cloak pins,
brals buttons and rings, Shoe. makers hammers.
knippers, pincers, knives, fze ticks, awl blades,
tacks, and awl hats; erois-cut Jaws, feel and
iron plate hand Jaws, beft feel plate remnant
PANEL, faih and key hole laws, files, Talps ane
aueers of all forts, alto 4 few new invented au-
gers, iron fpades, coat and breat buttons, horn
and ivory combs, lewing and daning needles,
brafs and paper ink pots ; fhoe, clcath, buckle,
teeth, bottle, crutch lead, painters, paint and tar
bruihes, mops, whipping and packing twine,
chalk and faih line, hazls and dog wood ang
ling rods, hooks of all izes, box wood rules
gimblets, tap and buug borers, long fhutter and
plate bolts, pullies and lines, cheit, cupboard
and trunk locks Brsis, and iron door locks, flock
and pad locks, hinges of all forts, inuf and to-
bscco boxes. A great variety of fhoe and knee
buckles, 1eeve buttons, filver, ivory, buck, fham-
buck and fplit bone knives and forks, penknives
cu,teaux, lcars, raiors, ayors and womens ihears
razor traps, foap boxes, powder machine:s fhot,
belts, men and womens thinbles, nut crackers,
knitting needles, centre and bowling bits,
Cloathicrs ihears, wool combs, vifies, Curriers'
knives, corn fans, kitchen jacks, ? byo and 6
by window glafs, looking giaaes of all Gzes.
alto few pair ditto the neweR fafhion in the
Palmyra mlte, beaver, beaveret, GATOR and felt
mems and boys hats.
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AT the Iri(h Linen Warehoule,
In King freet,

7, huff imported, from the North Of Ireland
n Large and general afiort + ne:
IA of Linens, from one to feven killings
iierI per yard. Thcfe goods come from IS 70
40 per cent cheaper than laR year, and Will DC
fold in the like proportion cheaper at the ware
houfs: A great variety of the mott iaihionaoe
printed mullins, callicoes, cottons, linens, &C.
4 complete alfortmeu Of Manchester, cotton
and linen checks, dsmpk and diaper table
CLOTHS of ell! Gzes, napkins aud 1oweiirg' mack
abuck, Irifh and RufIia meetings OF all prices
6fly pieces luperfine linens from IS. od.to 5''9d
uer yard, will be fold at p ime colt
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Wvtfnr, May astb, 1913
: niqhf the dwelling hOuie

WNtfI'tI3 -F1"T J'7 =
T Asst night the dwelling houie
<cf VIM Swan, of Worceaer, was D. oS'
open, ard he following articles ltolen, VIZ n''
pair Of stone Earring Rings. halt dtzsn G.
sooons,pardy friihed five pair Stons Sleeve But
tons. one Cold Necklace, tundry pail Silver Sho'
Buckles, one pair p,niy fuiihed togeshe
with about iai in csh. viz. one Johannes
one Guinea, fix Crowns, she remainder IL
Dollars
All we'll difputed perfons are deiired to aP
prshena the Thief, for which a Reward OF
SIX DOLLARS will be given. 1t the arncie'
are offered FOR la!c, i, is delirsd they may o.
hopped. WILLIAM D" Ai'
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r RICHARD SAL / L X,

RICHAR ID S A l. 1 T. X,
Begs leave to ,qraiAt his cutomer' and others ;,
that he has for fale 81 his Shop In Co'nhiil
Bottom, near the PO& Olhce,.
4 LARGE and general abort,
"A men, of Englih, India and Scotch n
Good, Iuilable for ali leafon', eoniifng Of mott
article, ufaally imported to this market, which
he win engage to fell as cheap a: can be bought
at any fore or ihOp in town. BY wh0lsiale OF
retail.-Allo pepper, and all forts OF iP'ce,,
writing paper, iak powder. feaiing wax an0
waters, mariners compass, kalende'' and eP';o-
books with hymn, comple,t. with and without
tunes. teftaments, &c. ALTO, large adortmen'
Of women's and children's cAlamanco, everl.tt'
ing and leather iloes and pumps, of iuPeric'
quality. and the bet French Indigo. women !
and ehildren's ilays, beaver hats Of the bell
kind &c. &c.
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|Englilh, India and Scotch GOODS,
Imported and. fold, by
1T II M P HRY PALM Err,
Near Mr.. Mann's tavern,
w z Z N T II A NJ.


LIE has received quantity of
L i GOODS, by Capt. Fol GER lately ar
lived from London, which, with his former
tock makes very good alTortment.
He is determined to fell at luch low prices,
a. the doubts nOt) will give general fatisfaetion
60 hi, cultomer-To have enumerated articles
would have been tedious. But be has isudied
to fupply himfeIf with slmoG every article he
can thiak Of, Guitabe for his iuation, that thole
Who ride a few miles, to iuprly themfelves with
what they want at his fore, may not be dlap-
pointed.
All favours conferred on him will be moi
gratefully acknowledged.
Y. B He ellis exceeding good tea, indigo and
DINER Wet-India good uiisble goods will
be taken in barter
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Tolley Allen,

Adver.iles all his good old friends, cufo-
m.rs, and Others. thar he has agsin opened
mop, oppofte TO the iign OF the three doves
inM borough -hrees Bolton and has for fale,
at the lowea prices, The following articles
|NTUSCOVADO fugars of va
IV1 rious forss and prices, Jingle, middle
.nd double re6sed Enghfh leaf iugar', lately
imported, pepper, Bohea tea, coffee, fpices of
all FORTS indigo, rains, currants, harch, g,ngers
copperas, alum, pipes of all fOrls, bea Durham
flower OF muftal d, and mott other kinds of
groceries, too many 10 enumerste, which he
will fell from the laIgeit 10 the fmallef quaint
ties Gikewile q very large and compleAt al
lortment OF Liverpool and Stafordfhire ware,
which he will engage 10 fell by the crate or
Jingle piece, Is low as at any fore in town.
Playing cards, wool cards, leive bottoms. few
pieces Of Ofnabnrgs and Tickleuburg,. No. 4.
and No. II pins, 9 few pieces Of FOOTE'S Ger
etts, damslxs, loreitoes, burdetts, Bruniwick mo,
zeens, &c.
ALTO ct faid Aliens may be had, genteel
boarding and lodging for fix or eight peffons,
if it ihould be wanted, for longer or a fnoner
eaton, likewife good aabling for ten horfes and
carriages.
N. b. If amy perion inclines to hire the above
table and place for the carriages, may have
Ieafe of the fame for Io years. or lsfs time, from
the laid Allen, and, if ihould be wanted on the
fame premiles, can be fpared, room for forty or
fifty horfes and Carriages. 1t is as convenient q
place for letting Of chariots cosches, chaie ays,
ulkeys and horles as any in Bottom.
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To be L z T,

4 Convenient Stable and Chaiic
y EIoufe, near the Quaker mes''ns' I'm
ouire of the Printer.
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mdErH P Mp % an &hw ad &earhm Tnsrd
ADVERT m @Ta S
& E P L %j BY hHs mgA
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To be so L D, by
NATHANIEL MOVES,

At his mop on the South ide of Fansuil Hall
market,
4 Large and frelh afortment
Il of DRUGS, &c, with number of &C.
nuine patenteed medicines, viz Lockyer's,
HooPer's, and Anderlon's Pills, Britifh Oyl,
Bateman's Drops, Godhey's Cordial, Tur,
lington's BALKAN, Squire's grand Elixir, Hill
BALKAN of Honey, Walkers Jeiuit Drops, ges
ouine Hungary and Lavender Water And q
few bottles of Eau de Luce, very cheap.
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Tolley Allen,

idvsEtiies all his good old friends, cuilo.
MRS, and others. that he has again opened
ihop, oppoiie to the ign of the three doves
in Marlborough ilreeI Boaon, and has TOR fale,
a, the owet prices. the FOL owing articles :
|MUSCOVADO iugars of va
LV1 riOus forts and prices. Jingle, middle
and double refined Eoglifh loaf iugsrs, lately
imported, pepper. Bohea tea, coffee. fpices of
all forIs, inc.", rsiGns, eurrauts, 'rch, ginger.
coPPsras, alum, pipes of ell forIs. belt Durham
Hover of muitaid, aud moA other kinds of
groceries, rco many TO enumerate, which ne
will fell from the largsit to the fmaleft quansi-
ies.-- ikewile very large and compleat al
Icrment Of Live pool and Stafordihire ware,
which he will engase 10 fell by the crate or
|hngle piece, as low as at any fore ia town
Playing cards, wool cards, feive bottoms, few
pieces Of Ofnabargs ard Tioklenburgs. No. 4.
and No. ~ pins. few pieces of iooGes aer
let's. dam; l,, lors,,oes, burdeIts, Bruniwick mo
zeens, &c.
ALTO at Eid Aliens may be had. geptecl
boarding and lodging for fix or eight perions,
II II ihould be wanted, for longer or fioner
ieaion, likewife good aabling for ten horfes and
carriages.
N. b. Ifsny perfon inclines to hire the above
table and place for the carriages, may have q
cafe of the fame for 70 years. lefs time, from
the iaid Allen, and, il fhoud be wanted on the
lame Premiles. can be fpared, room for forty or
Il tY horts and carriages. 1t is as convenient a
place for letting Of chariots coaches, chaile lays,
iulksys and horfss as any in Bolton.
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THoMAs's NJ ARINE LIST,
'PoRr Of gosron, litcr 20.

t.ft VKI OF BOSTON, lNFp 40
ARRivED. Gray. Maryland Webb ard
WiihAf' North Carolina: Labs, Halifax.
Coonhs. MaHinico Braddisk, Guadslouue
Slower, Turks lland Croeksr, cape Nitho-
Ia Bog, G'eenoek.
Oafqoors 5'nxG Folger, Nc Even and At
wood, Quebec Barge, Maryland ; BsE. M.
dridee and SweeIlwer, WeR Indies Parker and
Arnold, NewfOundlsnd; Hattie, Virginia
Hunter, Madeira; Barnard, New.York
Braddiek ard Hurc, New London s,u,oe.
New-Haven White and Brig William, Lon
don.
CLEARED OHi. Lindfey, Rhode tdand Da.
Wis, Newfoundland Rogers. PhiIadelphia :
SUMMERS, New Haven; Starre,t, Annapolis
Royal Cole, Hilpaniola Cunninsham, IL
verPool Scott, London.
PoRrs sfSALRM and MARBLrHrAp.
ARRIVED. Allen f,om Sou.h-C a,oIis, Dodee
from Gaudaloupe; Bowditch from St. Lucia
Davis from Maryland BAbfon from 81, Mar
tins.
PORT Of PiScArAouA, Moy "a.
AIri0'd. DIXON. Wheelwrishtsnd Hode-
don Granada Wigglef@orih from ST. Lucs F;
Newhal, Johnfon and Hodge from Guadalcup:
Poverty from Anguilla Harris from Turk. IT.
land Lemont from Antigua; York from ST..
Vineen,s Hodge from Guadaloupe Hale and
Lowell from ST. Martins Cole from Mont
lerrat Parfons from Port au Prince = BIunr
from Georgia Jones from Virginia TurnelI
from Philadelphia; Friend from ST Nichola
MORTON from Hfpaniola Lowell from ST..
Martins; Sherwood from New Haven Hodg-
don from Granada.
PoRT Of HALIFAX, MV4-Seo,i1, Atri7 40.
ARRIVED. Chowne from London Shelf.
field from New Haven.
PoRT Of NRw-YoRK, May ia.
Arivs(. Reed. Daviion and shoemaker.
Sc. Augufiine Martino, North Carolina
CrbtTee, Coracoa Moore, South Carolina
Kellum, Virgipia Williams, ST. Martins,
Sherwood and Foley Maryland; Stevens,
Martineco Cox, Falmouth, N. z. Periam,
Santa Cruz Fergufon and Wood, PhiIadel-
phia Elder, HiipanioIa Darrell, Turks IL.
land Whetten, Sc Manins Hockey. New.
fOundland Keeble, Virgins Gorham, Mar.
tinieo.
PoRr Of PHILADELPHIA, Ma, 10.
ARRIVED. Harpet and Brown from Liibon;
Anderlon, BrewGer and Kerlin from Madeira;
Mullet and Taylor from ST Kits Martin,
Green and Wilton from Cadiz Fields, Hcwett
and Dyer from North Carolina; Moore from
South Carolina; Mccullough from Newcaale
on Delaware Hutchings from Turks. llsnd
Balcome from Burmuda Parker and Miller
from Virginia Alberfon from New-Yoik;
Crowford from Georgia Rogers and Gibbs
from Maryland; HurAon from Halifax; Lyle
from Liverpool; Gowland from London.
PokT efCHARLEsTowN, S. Carolina, Abrii IT.
ARRIVED. HOlberon from Plymouth Stone
and Turner from Georgia.
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b,H;v' 'hata.e vss b.. ~, ;,a,'. sGer, ne
h's ben ID n hsr light ,le, black roneA
hair, ifoops IA lLc ihov defs, N .kes con
mon pTat'ice It writing and ns,k,ng h~t
c'oaths with a Gown and q. whoever &c.
cufes the lad ie:vArt v, man, or takes her
home. ihall tec,i,e f,e piiioles. beiides all
colts and chaf5es, WILLIAM pEVALL.
l eotite Michael Dalton to iearch the
el'y OF Philadelphia, and fom thence 10
Chsrleito~n, for tue iaid woman.
(auue copy WILLIAM DEVALt.
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-HE Treafurer for the county

u Of Suffolk notifies thofe conAabIes and
collectors of taxes who are in anear. for the
years preceding I77z. that he has received or
ders, from the court of general isaions Ct the
peace to iiIue his warrants sgaiDf them. unlefs
they Immediately pay him their REFLECTIVE
balances. May 10th, I77s.
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|Englilh, India and Scotch GOODS,
Imported and iold, by
|HU M PHR Y PALMER,
- Near MIR. Mann's tavern,
ANcH NII' WAaIu tAVGFng
w K 4 N II 81 A NJ

w K Z N L Fl A NJ.
LIE has received a quantity of
u = GOODS. by Capt. FoLosR lately ar
rived from London, which, with his former
aock makes very good sffortmens.
He is determined to cell at fuch low prices,
as The doubts not) will give general fatisfaeiion
70 his cuftomers-To have enumerated articles
would have been tedious. But he has isudied
to fupPly himfelf with almoit every article he
can thiek of, fuitabe for his tustion, that thofe
who ride afew miles, to fuppIy themielves with
what they want at his fore, may NOT be diiap.
pointed.
All favours conferred on him will be mon
gratefully acknowledged.
N. B He Gells exceeding good tea, indigo and
other We0-Indis good Suitable goods will
be taken in barter.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-05-20
AMERICAN 1NK-POWDER.
Experienced and found to be equal, If NOT
hyperion to any imported.
THE excellent Qualities of this


hyperion to any imported.
THE excellent qualities of this
L powder are, thar it makes the bea black
writing. ink and 10 very convenient for eentle-
men, merchants, attoini:s and Others that travel;
il being not cumbeslome and Liable TO thoGe
milch1ncss that other ink is. The ink may be
made in large or fmal Quantities, as is mott con-
venient. As freezing IS prejudicial to ink;
when the weather is cod this may be made
with iIt!e BRADY or other fpirits not liable 10
freeze. One euai,y peculiar to this ink is
thar though the writing be expOlsd to extreme
wer il alters nor, but viii remain as long a. the
paper enerres. This powder cecIyeth cot b.
ksepine. Note, the above powder has an ia.
gredient in il tba, prevent: Ink rem becoming
thick and mouldy.
Any rerfon by applying to ANN NOR.
TON. nearly opp'fiIe the paa Office in Boaon,
Jr SAMUEL NORTON, .h- maker in Hire
ham, may be luPPlisd with any qusnri,y OF fad
powder. as low by the srcf. IS can be import
d, a-d fnahG faSCus in tas "a, will -
~oa sraIefa '; received.