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THROUGH The generous encourage
4 ment of great number OF gentlemen
in this proyiuce,i the Royal American MAGA-
ZINE is likely in fho't time to make its ap
pearancc. The Fublher hereof earneitiy re
oueffs all thofe Gentlemen and Ladies, who
incline to be promoters ofthis uieini undeF.
taking, and have not ye, ii6fcribsd, to iend
in their names with all convenient iPeed as
the publilhng Of it will be determined on as
foon as he hears What number OF iubicrleers
there are in the other colonies.
N. B. NO Money is expected until the
delivery of the Fl, 4 number.
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JOSHUA GARDN Err,
Acousin,s his cutomers, and the public, that
he has iuR imported from ONION, In
Capt. Cslef, a General
Afortment of Englilh GOODS,
Suitable for the approaching feafon; among
which are the following articles, viz.
DIAM and knapt Bath beaver
i costings, lamblSins, beaiGsins, cnlstWhit-
nsy, role and 6ufil blankets, blue and red duff
ils lcarlct, green, crimion, blue and white
dtapery 5aize green and crimlon Coleheller
baize, white Aauel, fcarIet and cfimlon broad
cloths low priced, middling and iuPerGne broad
cloths, German ierges, foreit cloths plain, mkt
and firipsd cambleteens, cloak csmbleu, yard
wide grapes, popIins, Denmark lufies, fur tim.
mings, grey muffs and tippets, common mrfts
and tippes, balloons, tsmmies, durants, Gala
mancoes, plain black ruGel, lowered Iu6els,
black and cclou.ed draw boys, black everlaltinss,
veverets, 3 4ths and 7-ths dowIas, Irilh linenss
meeting, cambrieks and lawns, plsig and Aower-
ed gauze, catguts, Paris and fpiders net, black
and white blond lace, icsTlet and white ditto,
black bone lace, white thread lace and iootings.
Manchester checks, buckrams, wax threads, coat
and ihoe bindings, lewipg filks, worried and fix
knee carriers, death head and covered buttons,
gold md FLYER thread buttons, fcsrf twin, COM
mon iewing needles, milliners and chapel ditto.
No. 4 pins, braf' and pound pins, crewels, wor-
lied, qualities, gatherings, linen and fix hand
kerchlefs, WomeD's lstlin gloves and mitts, white
urglszed lamb gloves, worried mii,s and gloves.
women's fix mits and gloves, mems black fix
gloves, white fix hole, meas and women's
thread cotton and worried hofe, hreeches psterns,
mock velvet caps, friPt aud plain worried csp's
horn and ivory combs, writing and bonnet pa
Per, ink-powder pink, blue, white and black
frlnets, black tsiiaGy, coloured ditto, plain and
lowered black faiths, white sEd crimfon lPrig-
ed fsttin, black figured mode. ribbons, fix fer
refs, Scotch threads. bed ticks and bunts, ravens
duck, pepper and nutmess,
With many other articles,
All which will lie fold at q very realonable
profit at his ihOp in Cornhill, Bolton.
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y . ETS CORN E r.
For the MASSACHUSETTS SPY.


~. Mr.. Thomas,
WAVING read in your impartial pa
II per of lait week tne pathetic rIt-
l)t,on og NELL and KATE, | was not III,
I ne sGeGfed with their cafe and as
doubted not, bur that many Others were
IN fbc Ike circumstances in that populous
civ. could not but reA>a upon the Parti-
ality and III tendency OF the AT complain
I'd I'VE are not reiriGleJ in the country
a. in town, for any man with us may, iei'
off hi. goods, and chatteIs, when, whefe
and how he pleaf>s, and by what ! can
learn is countenanced By faid Act IN 10 DO
inn. and WAY ihould not Bottom have the
l.m4 nrivilege.-If not miiinformed, the
CT on Ggnirg the Act, iaId' tha'
comparing great things with ima'' 'hi'
Vendue- Aa was more oppreiiive on inoi,
yiduals than any home made act agalhll
which we 70 loudly detained and was not
alone in his ientments, as Major lily
and other fagacious patriots, at the time'
onnoaed the fame as an infringement on
the liberty of the fubjta-if TO- | ihould
twink their petition for arePeai, nor inp 81
,;nent. or il-t;med. Pardon my Ruitlc
Mute in attempting to fill up one chlnk
in Poets Corner, with lew unpoliiheo
lines.
Tb< PO E M in Tue Parts
PART /. Truly RgfIf.
WHY ihould not ev'ry trader fell BY
auction
HE rerchandze--as well as my oxen,
Cove fheep, and hories-caTts, Plougns'
chains and traces, !.
Rv n;phr.or days bcft the owner Plsaies!
NV neighbour CLop not long iince, with
out licence,
(Of which no mortal took the leatt cogni'
zance)
Sold all his chattels--his juit debts to pay,
By candle-light-and fold thsm well theY
g., (der /;
Hence then as we are all Of the fame gen.
: The like lauce ought to be for gooie' as
gander.
PART II. Ars in Tate.
THE fcence will change, and diff rent
prolPeets rife,
When once thele Aas have MADE their
lait demle-
Happy in freedom's arms, with hearts full
glad
From Aav'ry's chains we once more ihail
be freed
Oh Halcyon period thisl what blii'iul
lcenes
Will open to our view in poignant ttralns
MyMuls lhall fling the triumPhs OF that gay
Throw of: her bombaif, and her XII oil
r play
And all the Sons Of Liberty fhail them
In facred harmony the chorus join. Amen
n CoUNTRYMAN'
y Whether made at home or hcTe.
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At the Iri(h Linen Warehoufe
In King. itrect,

AT the IrIln LIU6n w dTCHOuIt,
In King. ftreet, ..
Is jut imported, from the North of ireland,
a Large and general afiortmeni1
{ n of Linens, from one to leven ihillng'
ierl per yard. ThOfe goods come from IS to
10 per cent cheaper than lait year. and will bs
fold in the like proportion cheaper a, the Ware
houle A great variety of the mott faihionabit
printed mullins, callicoes, cottons, linens, &c
A complete aGortmeut of Manchester, cotton,
and linen checks, damsk and diaper table
cloths of all lizes, napkins aud tcweling. buck
abuck, Irifh and Rufia meetings Of all prices
6fy pieces luper6ne linens from IS. od.Io s.. Cd.
per yard, will be fold at prime colt.
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y Whether made at home or hers
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From the BOSTON GAZETTE.
6 To Mr.. HUTCHINSON.

o.A as 90 - 2 2 - -441.es s44.. .,..
7HE Charter of this Province being the ba-
e fis of its civil contribution, mutt be looked
tPpn as fundamental law of the focierv:
whatever therefore is agreeable TO charter is law
,rtul, and whatever is Teppgpant and befide its let
, Ter orfprit, is illegal and wrong. The defgn of
the charter. at frf bIuih appears to be union of
. the contracting parties for mutual defence and
union for fuch purPofe is correspondent to that
Japrs,ae lay, the. qvsliare,effbs besple. SEA-
The hgheR authority in this province having
pronounced you fuch governor as the cbarteT
knows norof, and your nxariable conduit prov.
arg that no cbjed appears lefs to influence your adj.
mniitration than their tranquility and fecuritv.
1t now becomes ferrous queltion, how you ihouid
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ed Of the lar feai grow.m.-
A,wer of MuGard in pound, half pound AID
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dnofbeT, ana
Fbs Wbek, en-
fhn-lnh IA,
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o,i;o.,. Power, within Il Ard a.fo fee how Il msy
eatend It's Care and Protection to its Colonies, without
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Kittery in town meeting regularly at
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the crown OF
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,NlSseA.G Rufian and Prufian
sE5 folders. We ALTO learn
that that city is threatened with contribute
on Of $1,000 ducats,payable in three terms.
Thele letters ALTO mention comfortable
advantage gained by the RuGians over the
Ottomans beyond the Danube.
VIENNA, lGsrmany] MAY Is.
The ffefhef advices from ConRattinople
fay, that they intend to pufh on the war with
the utmoR vigour againif the Ruiians that
feveral couriers had been dfpatched with
100 orders from the Sultan, to the Balhaws
of the European and AGalic provinces, to
fend Immediately number of troops to the
army that afo the RufIians have conf
derab'e feet in the Black fea, yet they were
in no tear of any enterpriie againa the capital
from that iide ; that there were already Tx
Turkiih men of war off the Darnanel'es.
which are TO be joined by a number of o
thus, to attack the RuAian feet.
WARSAW, [Cotif0l of Poland May IL.
They write from Modavia,, that the Ruff
fan General Potemkin, having paHtd the
Danube, had defeated the Seralkier, with a
lois of 1000 Turks. The advices add, that
the grand Vkier had thereupon demanded
an armilfice of fifteen days, which the &c.
neral fed MARTIAL had refufed to grant (;
but that at laa, on repeated inRances, the
latter had coniented to fu(picion of four
teen hours, out of regard to the Vizier's
Perlon.
LONDON, MAY 23. tits poG,ively aEert.
ed that a reconciliation will take place very
foon, between the King and his royal bro
theirs.
MAY a. Orders are given for three hips
ofthe line and two frigates to be got ready
Immediately to join Commodore Hood on
thu American itation.
May 7s. A correfp ondent informs US,
that Sir Francis Bernard's great hofpitality,
together with his generous and charitable
fpirit has rendered him 70 popular at Ayles-
bury, that il is expsaed he will be elede5
representative for that borough without ex
pence or oppoGtion.
A board of trade is fummoned TO meet
tomorrow at the plantation Office relating
10 the affairs Of the colonies.
MAY n. On Tuefday laf Richard
Reeve, Efq; Secretary to the honorable the
eommitiioners of his Msjefy's CuGoms a.
Bolton, (lately arrived was, BY Mr.. Cooper
of the uesfury, introduced to the Right Hon.
the Lord North q, the levee, Whitehall, and
was very RESPECTFULLY received BY his
Lordfhip.
Major Rogers 1t is faid, is appointed
deputy Governor of the Grenada Hands
The fword prelented to Lord Give BY
The E5f lndia company, as mark Of THEN
appreciation Of his lervices, coa thouland
gdIneas.
Letters from Poland are full of admiration
of the Gfmnefs the King ihews in all trou
A.es he is exceedingly attentive TO his TUB
;.cts, even his rebels cannot refrain from
giving him praiGes, aprince who appears 70
fro1auil and equS!--in bis mind, deisryes to
rle kingdom.
Yefeiday the committee OF iuPp'y came
to the following reiolutions
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HAMBURGER T Hslland1 May I'll.

-IOKUING 10 The
lah letters from War
Appropriations were
making there for tn
reception of feveral
thoufand Aulfrian,
Ruhian and PruMan
folders. We ALTO learn
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F R | D A Y, July 80.
ID q c T n Al

y Y IN
Tbs afernosn arrived Captain Hatch
in EVfn weeks from London, BY tVbsm sUt
bavs the patEe prints TO the STD Of jim.
lat.
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JANUARY IS:
!dF i713:

I'll, DAY tperf pnthJ5.d, prize Is. ~.
SEVEN Sermons, viz. |. OF the
y objectionable Sin againft the Holy
Ghof Or, the Sin unto. death. II. The
Saints Duty and ESercife: In two Parts.
Being an Exhor,a,ion to, and Direction for,
Prayer. lii. The Accepted Time and Day
Of Salvation. Nv. The End Of Time and
Beginning of Eternity. v. Jg6aas Refo-
luton to ierve the Lord. vi. The W.
to Heaven made plain. VII. The future
State of Man: Or, A Treasife on the Re-
lunecfion.
by R BERT R u s S E L,
At Waydbms in Sussex.
Bottom Printed and fold by |. THOMAS
near the Mill-Bridge.
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This Day svas pnbEbId,

The new Book of KNOWLEDGE,
fhewing the Effects of the Planets and o.
ther Astronomical Cancellations with the
orange Events that befal Men, Women
and Children, born under them. Toee-
ther with the Huibaadman's Practice Or,
Prognohications for ever. With the Shep-
herds perpetual Republication for the
Weather. Alto, bTief Dfcourie on the
Natural Cauies of Meteors, with an ae-
count Of feveral remarkable Earthquakes,
Rains, Thunder, Lishmings, Comets,
Blazing Stars, &c. that have happened in
feVeIal Countries. And Obfervations en-
the Weather, and Signs foretelling Rain.
A brief Collection of all the Members Of
Man Phyiognamized: The Signi6catIon
OF Moles on Men and Women: The in
depreciation of Dreams And Pyfbegmas's
Wheel of Fortune. With fcveral other
Secrets OF Art and Nature, nsf to be 6ssn6
in any other Book of this Kind and Price.
Bottom, Printed and fold by |. THOMAS,
near the Mill Bridge.
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TAKEN out of the houfe of

u the lusfciiber. At the time cfthe Ere, the
9Th inf boxes with the following articles viz
One plain rirg marked Thomas TileRone, ore
red cyphered Zone ring, one white aone ring,
one pair itcne- earrings iet 10 gold, one Gver CALI
one fne lawn apron, Fix yards oflaee, three ivory
ftick fans. prOfpsa glals rim'd with Glver, ops
pair women's black fix glove, enc pair white
ELK mitt,, one fac lawn handkerchief double
laced, one plain ditto, fmal quantity of white
beads, lundry odd Zone buttons fet in Glver, and
fuud:y othe- fmall articles. Ifany ofthe above
fhould be offered for fale, il 10 deGred they may
be itopped, and notice given to the Printer, or
IEREM. RUSSELL.
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~ the IkloE1 LINEN LUKE IN Ann
Rreet, near the Draw Bridge, Bottom,
Has juR imported from Ireland,
a Large quantity of ga, 7-8
IA and yard-wide Linens of all prices,
Diapers, clouting ditto, Huckabuck, Dow
las, Table Cloths, o-Sths wide Sheetings,
white Ticken, brown Hollands, sc.
A great variety of European and
India Goods, amongtt which are. broad
Cloths, Lan1bfkins, Coatings, Baizes, SC.
fix and worried Stsffs, PopIins, Grapes,
Denmark Luftres, Mi[iucts, Doneteens,
Camblets, worried Dam4fks, Sc. Ssttins
and cspuchin Silks of all colours, withnlsce
and fur trimmings, Ducapes, Griped and plain
LuteRrings, Euglilh Damaf<s, &c. large
sAortmcnt of Ribbonds, GAUGES ,ftriped and
lowered Jaconsf and 9 4 wide book Muffin
of all pricesI Jeriey, Aberdeen knit, and
patent ribbed mems worried Hofe, ditto plain
of AL colours, for men, women and chill
dren; with too great multiplicity ofgoods,
fuitable for the feafor, to be enumerated in
an advertisement, all which will be fold at
the loweR reduced prices for ready money
only.
Excellent Glouceffer Cheefe,
French Indigo, Teas, Coffee, Spices, sc.
patent Cakes for making the liquid filming
bIacking for hoes and leather bottomed
chairs, sc. number of low priced bound
Books of divinity, Bibles, Tefaments,& SIC.
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For tn. MAssAcHyfrrs S + \.
Mr. 'ruoMA,

For the MAssAcHvETrs 5 I.
Mr.. THoMs,
If Won think the flowing extract from
late publica,ici in French) worthy OF :
P'Ses ~ w. B.
rTOV different are the manners OF
~ frenchman and Spaniard. "A
FTepchnan wears a little black hat, with
alarpc white feather in it-a Spaniard wears
large white hat, with little black feather
in il. A Frcnchman wears his hair long
a Soaniard wears bis ihors A frenehman
eats fat and great deal-a Spanistd eats
flow and very little. A Frenchman is ferv.
ed with the boiled meat 6rf-a Spaniatd
with the roaf. A Frenchman uiually psss
wine into his wa,cr--a Spaniard pats water
into bis wine. A Frenchman talks great
deal at table, Spaniard fays not word
A Frenchman takes walk after eating-a
Spaniard takes nap or fits ltill. Afreneh-
man walks faff-a Spaniard walks How.
French (eryant walks behind his matter--a
Spanlih iervant before him, A trencnmah
when he makes q Ggn for any one to come
to him, RATES. his hand and waves 1t to-
wards his face-a Spaniard for the lame
purpoGe lowers his hand towards bis tee''
A Frenchman, by way of compliment gives
theu part of the pavement'--a SPanIato
gives the lower. A Frenchman enters and
goes out of his own houlc laff---a SPanlard
always the fIff. A Frenchman AXIS char.
ty with humility---a Spaniard with kind
ofgravity which has great appearance OF
arrogance. A Frenchman reduced to Po-
verty, fells every thing but bis ihIs---a
fhirt is the 6ra thing Spaniard rlds him
feIfof, retaining bis ruff, his fword,and hid
ing his wants under his cloak, even to ex-
uemity. A Frenchman in the morning
puts on his coat the laf---A Spaniard begins
TO dreis himGelf with it. A Frenchman, IN
butoniOg himfelf, begins at the cape and
ends at the waiit--.a Spaniard begins al the
wait and ends at the cape.
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-lGj Leopard, South End.
~ AXES this method of inform
= ing all Gentlemen, Ladies, and o.
theirs, who have had the Misfortune to lole
their Teeth, that he Fill continues the Bu-
finels 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 teHify Where ALTO any Perion
afflicted with painful Stumps or Unbound
Teeth, may have them removed with pc
culiar Dexterity and Eafe.-And all Perlons
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 degreeimpairing them, and
may belupplied with hisDENTIUMCoNsER-
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 Ii will cure the Scurvy in the Gums,
bring the Teeth-to their original Whitenefs,
and By continuance of its Ufe, will Pre-.
fegve both Teeth and Gums in a pure Gate
during life.--IE is not pretended tina, it will
perform Impofiibilities, that it will make
rotten Teeth found, or will cafe them when
they violently ach; but it will aHuredly
preEerve thofe Teeth found that are 70, and
caufe the Gums to adhere to them and ore.
vent thoGe that are decayed in part, from
becoming worfe.
Attic above Store may behad
Morgan's ufeful Eye Water, which
has in 70 many cafes been found ferviceabIe
that it muf efcape the cenfure of the mofi
critical Oculif- Bri2ifen's famous Bug liz
guild, which efeaually defroys thofe bate
fuI Vermin,-be they ever 70 numerous
An afIoHment of genuine patented and
other Medicines of the beft 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. and Drummer Jewett, Efq;a Ipfwicbl
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The leaf favours gratefully acknowledged.
Ia OBJ II E NJ Z T,
DENTIST 10 her MajfRy and the Prin-

uG i@oAA to'S~io
COB Fl E NJ E T,
DENTIST to her Mai1ey and the Prin-
cefs amelia.
DEGS Leave to recommend to
- the Public, his newly difcovered EE
faee of Pearl, and Pearl D1fifTiee, which
he has found to be greatly hyperion not only
in elegance, but alto in efficacy, to any thing
hitherto made ufc,of for complaints of the
Teeth and Guns Particularly they will pre-
(srvs The Teeth in perfect found fate, even
to old age they render them white and
beautiful, without in the leaf impairing the
enamel fgasn fuch as are loole, keep fuch
as are already decayed from becoming worle,
prevent the ToOtb-Atb, perfectly cure the
Seurvy in the Guns, and make them grow
firm and eiee to the teeth; they likcwife
render the breath delicate, fweet, and re-
medy almol all thofe diGorders that are the
confequence of fcorbutic gums.
Sold (by appointment of Mr.. Hemet)
wholelale and retail, by ". Baylty, PERU
mer, in Cockfpur- freet, near the bottom
of the Hay-markci, London, and at Will
am Scof's Iri(h Linen Store, near the Draw
Bridge, Bolton, New England.
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AlS, ibis day sOas pu6fGsd,

HJo, foiS day S0aJ pzbiiIbfd,
The Happiness and PIeafure Of
Unity in Chriftian Societies, conGdered in
a Sermon preached at Lecture in Belson,
New. England, on "Wednesday, Auguit
2oth, I772. s5
BY ZABDIEL ADAMS, A. M
Paftor ola Church in LanmbEygh
Bottom Printed and fold by |. THoAfAs,
near the Mill Bridge.
At the fame place may be had,
Spelling-Books, Pialters, Primers,
Academies, sc. Likewife Palm Books.
New. England's Memorial; Echol, OF
Clutter of the Fruit of Canaan brought to
r Borders, by DR.. Owen Wife, on the
New. England Churches, sc. Small Books
for Children, States, Sealing-Wax Wa
fers, Quilts, Sc. sc.
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ALEXANDER STEELE,
Nearly oppof,e the Governors, in Marlbo-
rough-ftreet.
Has for falc FINAL aAortment of
BOOK
Which he will fell as cheap as any Perfon
10 Bottom.
Amongst which are the following:
OUARTO Bibles, from fix dol
" lars to two, ditto Octave, ditto
common pocket ditto, Bailey's Dictionary,
Coles's ditto, Salmon's Grammer, Con-
felton, of Faith, Ambrofe's Looking unto
Tclus, Flavel on the Soul, Bottoms Ser
mons, Fordyce's ditto; Will fon's Works
complete, in Quarto, ditto feperate, Hsr-
vey's Works complete, in Six Volumes,
ditto ~Meditations, Preaching Bible, with
Gains Notes, large 4vo. Bible with Ar
guments and moral and theological ObIer-
vations, By the Reverend Mr.. OfervaId,
Protector of Divinity in Switzerland, and
recommended BY the Society foI propagat-
ing chdftian Knowledge Prayer Books oil
all forts, with the Companion to the Altar,
the AlIsmblys Shorter Catcchifm explain
ed, by way of Quctilon and Aniwer Haly
Burton's GrcatConcern of Salvation do s.
Ten Sermons Durham on the Song nl
Solomon The Family Inaruaor YF~Sg':
Night Thoughts, Additions Evid dhseUQi
standardization Sherlock onA<atb =;
Spiritual Logick Bottoms -Four fold SAFE
Guthrie's Works Doddsige's Riie and
Progrefs /; Rays Wiidom Of God. Owen
on Sin Ambrofe's War with Devils
Oven on Communion Henry on the SA.
erament, do. on Prayer. Pilgrims Progrefs
Goipe! SonHets. Glimfe Of Glory. The
New ready Reckoner. Memoirs of MRS
Elizabeth Wet. Wife's Work, Sc.
BIN DIN @,
Performed as neat and a. cheap as in Lon
don.
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q LII perfons indebted to the ei-
4 \ tate of JOHN McGRATH, late
OF CHARLEsTowN, leather breeches max
CT, deceafed, are deGred to make immediate
Paymentto DANIEL WHEALAN, fale exc
cusor to the laif will and teGament 81 the de-
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on fad eftafe are deGreG to bring Gher1
to iaid executor, in order to fpeedv r.,
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DANIEL SCOTT,

40 his Medicine Store the Sign of the
-lG3 Lesplvd, South End.
A7AKES this method of inform
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o be y u y CHVHPS
a Cooper's Shop, WAREHOUSES
IN and What in Fin Rreet. Enquire
of Abigail Mathall, of Bottom, in Filth
ftreet aforeiaid, or Francis Marihail, OF
Newton.
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