The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-01-07
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for the year of our Lord 1873.
BY Ezra Gleafon, a'audent in Phyfck.
Containing the fun and moons riilng and
ietting. Judgment of the weather. Az
peas. Eclipfes. Time OF high water.
RiGng, festing and iouthing of the fsyen ftars.
Moons place. Feafis and fats Of the church
Of England. Quakers yearly meetings in
New-England. Coutts in the province of
the MafIachufets Bay, Connecticut, New
HamplhIe and Rhode Hand. Vacations
at Harvard College, Alto an account Of
remarkable boy q FDung giant whole amaz-
ing fize and Orange features have attracted
the attention of mutitudes who have beheld
him !; he is thought to be the greateh curl
olity ever (een in America. with curl
GUS plate of ,faid boy A new matrimoni-
creed ,addlsfed to the ladies in. lugie
Iife., An account Of fome experiments, by
Mr.. Miller of Cambridge, on the towing OF
wheat: BY w, Walton, M. D. F. R. S.
Tread before The. Royal Society," Necef-
iafy hinis for thofe who would be rich. A
receipt for the govt. being a. pericEipton or
regimen ofthe .reiebsated, Mshrs. Boerhave
and Ofesdyke, Tor the cure ofthat diieale,
and has bsentded, with great fuccefs by a
gentleman afflicted Herewith from. The age
Of fifteen to upwards Of forty, who is now
perfectly cured of it |; and it, has. beiides
done 10 much good to- fnveral Others TO
whom this lalutary regimen has. been COM
mpnicated, that he thinks. he'cannot do
more acceptable fefvice to. the public, than
10 .pubiifh the fame itrthe. benefit of bis fell
low creatures. .ApOesieal receipt for mar
.ried ladies to pfeferve love-. To cure the
tooth ZACH. An excellent remedy for agues
which has been of,entried with great iuc-
.crfs. "A remedy for the: bloody Aux. An
1ntallibIe cure for q ringwofm, never before
publifhed. APpwder.that has fefaored fight
when almoR hliAs.. 70 take off freckles.
sIe.take on, fpois of the fmaIl pox. Anne
thod to preierye freIh meat in lumnler. A
necdote of Agathoclss taking Carthage, and
'sof the cruelty of the Carbagenians. Of a
gentleman who was perlhsded bis legs were
iiraw. OF co6nfeor at Paris. Of one
who thought he had an Elephants fnout for
noie. OF the ancient Greeks ufing CO.
modesto excite Laughter and Of a, comedi-
an who died with the fame. Ola Man who
loR part Of his beard by killing bis wife after
Che was dead. Thoughts on different fub-
jeas. A petition for .Coptentment, sc.
( To be fold at the above place.
Bibles, telfaments, ptayer-books,
Tate and Brady's and Watts plains, dvi-
nity and hiiRory- books, pialters, fpeling books,
writiDg-papeE, fome Of which at the fmall
price of ten ihillings per rheam, quilts, ink
powder beR patented ink cake, Ealing
wax, waters, sc. Sc.
This day is publifhed, land fold at above place,
A dihuafon to Great Britain from
the Slave Trade. Subscribers are delired
TO call for their books.
AT the fame place may be had, juf pub
lilhed,
The general practice of the
churches Of New England, relating to bap-
tifm, yindicated Or fome Eilays on this
important queRioD, whether the practice of
perions owning or renewing the covenant,
and having baptiGm for their children with
out coming into full communion, be warrant
able 7 Delivered at feveral church meetings
in Plymouth. With fome letters that PAT.
fed on the fubjeei. BY John Cotton, A. NJ.
OF Plymouth.
Now in the prefs and will be publifhed with
all fpeed,
A calm and plain anfwer to the
enquiry, why are you diAenter from the |
church of England Containing fome re-
marks on its doctrine, fpirit, contribution,
and Iome of its Offices and forms of devoti-
on. By the author of the diAen,ing gentle
mans letters to Mr.. White being fun
mary view Of the arounaenfs Contained IN