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The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-03-04
To M. H U T c HIN SON.

10 Mt' II " - n ~ y ~.
I is no doubt fore trial TO one in your
l. fiuation TO Zee the commemorstion of thst
bloody cruel and tragical fcene Of the filth Of
March annuaily revived ~hatevei rssfon YOU
have TO thiak il "tends to dilurb administration,
orinHams The minds of the people" be it k,o ~
to you and your iniSmcu' jln,o, that no hing has
q greater tendency to iEf sme the minds of The
good people oe this province than the fears and
horrors Of flavery You may rel ar Ire5, tha,
the friends of liberty are determined, ia defpi'-
OF your endesvouri. OF miniaer;sl inf oetors q
keep u2 the m:mory ofths bloody lceas toUs
eternal iham-. add dilgFaee Of that igoom;nieu,
standardization and is abettors. Add WHINE r
you are Pl-afed on yoor p4Hta nov yoOfslf d.
Pofef to leek the good, welfare and hlppines Ut
this people in practice, and not ia profeai.a
on'y, You will fad the people on their pvt
dilPofsd to yield oDsdie1 &C - wif: and rat
g lvefnmsnt. that pro;s6s th:m 10 tae iecun;y
OF their lives, and uaiAEenupted enjoyment ct
their liberties. Tse P ( OPLEs
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IRISH LINEN.
WILLIAM SCOT T,

At the IRISH LINEN STORE in Ann
freet. near the Draw Bridge, Bolton,
Has JUL imported from Ireland,
a Large quantity of ga, 7-8
1 y. and yardwide Linens of all prices,
Diapers, clouting ditto, Huckabuck, Dow
las, Table Cloths, 9 Sths wide Shee'ings,
white Ticken, brown Hollands, sc.
A great variety of European and
India Goods, amonga which are, broad
Cloths, Lambfkins, Coatings, Baizes, SC.
fix and worried Stufs, Popins, Grapes,
Denmark Lufres, MllIinets, Dorietteens,
Camblets, worried Damalks, sc. Sa,tins
and eapuchin Silks of all colours, with lace
and fur trimmings, Ducapes, itriped and plain
LuteRrings, Englilh Damafks, &c. a large
aG1rtment Of Rbbonds, Gauzes ,ftriped and
Aowered Jaconet and e a wide book Muffin
OF all prices; Jerley. Aberdeen knit, AMI
patent ribbed mems worried Hofe, ditto plain
of ali colours, for men, women and chill
dren; with too great multiplicity of goods,
fui,ablc for the feafon, to be. enumerated 10
an advertlfem .nt, all which will be fold at
the lowea reduced prices for ready money
only.
Excellent Gloucefer Cheefe,
French Indigo, Teas, Coffee, Spices, &C.
patent Cakes for making the liquid filming
backing for fhoes and leather bottomed
chairs, Sc. number of low priced bound
Books of divinity, Bibles, Tefaments, sc.
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Tbis Day sues tslE@ed.

= ~Hfy'N%~S
The new Book Of KNOWLEDGE:
hewing the Effects of the Planets and o.
ther Astronomical Contributions with the
Rrange Events that befal Men, Women
and Children, born under them. Tope-
ther with the Huibandman's Practice: Or,
Pfognofications for ever. With the Shep-
herds perpetual Disqualification for the
Weather. ALTO, brief Difcourfe on the
Natural Cauies of Meteors, with an ac-
count OF leveral remarkable Earth quakes.
Rains, Thunder, Lightnings, Conets,
blazIng-Stars, &c. that have happened in
feveral Countries. And Obleryarions on
the Weather, and Signs foretelling Rain.
A brief Collection of all the Members Of
Man. Phyioenamized: The Specification
OF Moles on Men and Women The in
depreciation of Dreams And Pyt5efweYs
Wheel of Fortune. With fsverai other
Secrets OF Art and Nature, not to be fund
in any other Book of this Kind and Price.
BOaon, Printed and fold by |. THOMAS.
near the Mill Bridge.
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~ "A ~ 4 IL IL " ~ ~
AT his Medicine Store the Sign Of the
Leopard, South End.
TAKES this method of inform
l. ing all Gentlemen, Ladies, and o.
Tiers, who have had the Misfortune to lofe
their Teeth, that he fill continues the Bd-
iinels of making and fixing artificial Teeth
as ufual, in 70 elegant manner as TO be
but little inferior to the natural, either in U[e
OF Beauty, as many who have experienced
them can teGify Where allo any PerEon
afflicted with painful StunAps or unbound
Teeth, may have them removed with Pc
culiar Dexterity and Eaie-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 leaf degreeimpairing them, and
may be iupplied with his DENrIUMCoNsEk-
vAToR, which is an excellent Powder, the
bea adapted for ptelerving 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 Whtenefss
and by continuance of its Ufe, will Pre-.
ferve both Teeth and Gums in pure Gate
during life.-lt is not pretended that il will
perform Impofibilities, that II will make
rotten Teeth found, or will eafe.them when
they violently ach; but it will aAuredly
prelerve thofe Teeth found that are 70, and
caufe the Gums to adhere to than and DR.
vent thofe that are decayed in part, fro
becoming wOrfe.
AT the above Store may behad
Morgan's uCeful Eye Water, whic
has in 70 many cafes been found lerviceal
that it mutt eicape the cenfure of the m,
critical OculiR-B risifen's famous Bugl
quid, which eFeefually deGroys ,hole Ia
full Vermin,-be they ever 70 numerous.
An afiortment of genuine patented a
other Medicines of the beR quality, al
Medicine Boxes for Families or Shippi
with exact and particular directions for,
ing them, and variety of other arti
cheap.
The above Powder may be had ALTO
Cox and Berry in Bottom, Doctor KAT
Salem. and Dummer Jewetr, Eiq;atIpfs
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JACOB HE MET,

DENTIST to her MajsG and the Prin-
ceis AmsAa.
REGS Leave to recommend to
~ the Public, his newly dilcovered En-
ISnce Of Pearl, and Pearl Duh;friee, which
he has found to be greatly hyperion not only
in elegance, but alto in efficacy, to any thing
hitherto made ule of for complaints of the
Teeth and Guns Particularly they will pre-
jSrVt the 7fetb in perfect found fate, even
to old age; they render them white and
beautiful, without in the leal impairing the
enamel; Jefsa fuch as are loofe, keep luch
asvaSe already decayed from becoming worfe,
.prGk}pt the Taafb-AeL, perfectly cure the
&Sfsy in tie Gum, and make them grow
7rm and eIs6 TO the teeth they likewiie
render the breath delicate, fweet, and re.
medy almof all thoie diforders that are the
coniequence of fcorbutic gums.
Sold 10y appointment of Mr.. Hemet)
wholefale and retail, by ". BAyky, PERU.
mer, in Cockfpur Rreet, near the bottom
of the Hay-market, London, and at Will
am Se0tfs Ifi(h Linen Store, near the Draw.
Bridge, Bottom, New England.
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To be S o Id cheap.

4 Cooper's Shop, WAREHOUSES
L n and Wharf in Fin Hfeet. Enquir..
of Abigail Marlhall, Of Bottom, in Fin
fIeet afOrefaid, or Francis MarihaIl, of
Newton.
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Tbs day s0rs pnbLJSGd, Prize Is. I'D
~EVEN Sermons, viz, I.Of

CEVEN Sermons, viz. /. OF
- objectionable Sin againlf the 49,
Ghof: Or, the Sin unto death. II. The
Saints Duty and Exercife: In two Parts.
Being an Exhortation to, and Direction for,
Prayer. Ill. The Accepted Time and Day
Of Salvation. Nv. The End of Tune and
Beginning Of Eternity. v. JsJ6So's Reio-
luton to ierve the Lord. VI. The WAY
to Heaven made plain. VII. The future
State of Man: Or, A Treadfe on the Re-
furreGion. rs5 ~
BY r Q B E r T r U~SS sell,
AT Waydbarfin SUSSEX.
Bottom Printed and fold by |. THOMAS
near the Mill-Bridge.
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The SECOND EDITION.

1Sis Der tOal pEbE1fd, -
n ~ GRAFTON on ti1czB eauties
4 = OF Liberty or thesGsntial rights Of the
Americans. VII 70
Ham5ly dedicated6she risht honoura.
BE the Earl Of Dartmouth. Printed and
aid BY ID. k,iEELAND, and N, Davis.
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B Ok T o N.
ITO be fold by Samuel Sloane.
u at his DiaiL Houle, oppofits the Blue.
bail AndMafon's. Arms, formerly Green-Dra
son, New-England RUM, and all forts of
SPiRlTS, cheap for cain or MolaGes ; and
as he makes thole articles himfeIf, he will
variant them FIT for any market.
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To be L E T

To be L E T
a Convenient Blackfmith's fhop
{ \ at the NOrth-End. Enquue of the
P inter.
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nANILL SCOT I,

DANIEL sc q / i,
Az his Medicine Store TIE Sign OF tie
Leopayd, South End.
TAKES this method OF inform
a ing AL Gentlemen, Ladies, and 0"
theirs. who have had the Misfortune to !o'e
their Teeth, that he fill continues the bu
Gnefs of making and fixing artliiclal ee,n
as ufuaI, in 70 elegant manner as 10 DC
bot little inferior to the natural, either ~ CRe
OF Beauty, as many who have exptrlerce0
them can ,eifify: Where alto any PeEion
affiaed with painful Stumps or uoion"o
Teeth, may have them removed WIN Pc
culiar Dexterty and Eafe.---And all Fe'ionS
who have .the Sculvy in their Teeth, which
threatens their removal though founc' may
have them cleaned without hurting the Ena.
ne or in the cafs degrceimPairine thrm' ano
ma. befupplied with hisDENTIUMCoNsEk-
vAroR, which 10 an excellent Powder, the
BET adapted for preEcrvlng the eeth ano
Gums, and preventing them from Achlng'
OF an, PREPARATION ever offered TO The Puo-
lie IL viii cure the Scurvy in the Gums,
bring the Teeth to their original Whitsneis,
and By continuance of its Uie, will IRE
ferve both Teeth and Gums in pure fate
during life.--Lt is not pretended that It WI
perform Impofibities, that it will make
rotten Teeth found, or will cafe them when
they violently ach; but it will aiiurediy
pfeierve thofe Teeth found that are 70. and
cauie the Gums to adhere tothem and pre-
vent thofe that are decayed in part, from
becoming worfe.
At the above Store may behad
Morgan's ufeful Eye-Water, which
has in 70 many cafes been found ierviceable
that it mutt efcape the cenfure of the mott
critical Oculin-Brigifen's famous Bug Ii
quid, which effeetually dellroys ,hofe hate
full Vermin,-be they ever 70 numerous.
An alotment Of genuine patented and
other Medicines of the beR quality, and
Medicine Boxes for Families or Shipping,
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 Kat IN
Salem. and Dummer Iewett, atlpfwich.,
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IRISH LINEN! ] .
w II L | A NJ &C O T7,
AT the IRISH LINEN STORE in Ann
Rreet, near the Draw Bridge, Bottom,
Has juR imported from Ireland,

a Large quantity of ga, 7-8
4 = and yard. wide Linens of all prices,
Diapers, clouting ditto, Huckabuck, Dow
las, Table Cloths, g Sths wide Shsetings,
white Ticken, brown Hollands, &c.
A great variety of European and
India Goods, amongR which are, broad
Cloths, La.nbfsins, Coatings, Baizes, sc.
fix and worried Stufs, PopIins, Grapes,
Denmark Lutfres, MifIinets, Dorletteens,
CambIets, worried Damafks, SIC. Satiins
and capuchin Silks of all colours, with lace
and fur trimmings, Ducapes, friped and plain
Lutefrings, Englilh Damafk,, &c. large
aiTortment of Rbbonds, Gauzes ,friped and
Aowercd Jaconet and 6 4 wide book Muffin
of all prices; Jetfey, Aberdeen knit, and
patent ribbed mems worried Hofe, ditto plain
of AL colours, for men, women and chill
dren; with too great multiplicity of goods,
fuitabIe for the feafoH, to be enumerated in
an advertisement, all which will be fold at
the lOwef reduced prices for ready money
only.
Excellent Gloucefer Cheefe,
French Indigo, Teas, Coffee, Spices, sc.
patent Cakes for making the liquid filming
blacking for fhoes and leather bot,omed
chairs, &c. number of low priced bound
Books of divinity, Bibles, Tefaments, SIC.
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T OST, fupPofed to be ftolen at
IL the late FIRE near the Mill-pond bag
marked Daniel Rea, pair of light Jingle
fole boot',wnh fundry other articles luppoied
to be in the bag; if offered for fale it is defir-
ed the perfon may be topped and notice Civ
en- to the printer, or to JOHN SYMMES
living near the place where the FIRE was.
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ANDREW NEWMAN,
WHITE SMITH.

DEGS leave to inform his friends
ID and the public, that he makes and repair
all kind, of fcale beams, teel yards and lock
as reafonsble as can be done in Bottom.
NIB: Said Newman ferved his apprentice.
flip to Mr.. John McClench late of B1flon.
White-smith. By enquiTing of MIR. Blake, the
owa-Sealer the public may be informed Of the
quality of his fc1e beams and ueel yards.
Said Newmsn works in the fhop now i'm
proved by Mr.. William JaPsr, Cutler, from
London. iuft below John Hancock, Efq'rs new
brick buildings near the Mill Creek, BoHor.
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American Ink-Powdcr,

Exeeneacsd nd fourd TO &c equal, ii ocI
iupe,ior my imported.
HE excellent Qualities OF TINS
i P,wder are, that it makes The heit back
writinp-lak and rs very eorveoiert Tor ge.ue'
mer, merchants, a,torri 5 aid others thss tfsVel'
il beine no, cumte'i.ms ard liaoe 70 thcie
milchances TIA, other ink is. Tn. Tx may he
mace in large or FINAL qnausiies. ass meu
convenient. A. I eez ng pTt]ddieisl to inS'
wien The ~hs'htr is C ID thi. may. be mace
with LILLE a.4ndy or other ipiri;' rot liable to
feez. Ono qu.iiy peculiar 10 his ink "
thay ts,u \ rhe ~si,i'g be exPclrd to exeeme
wei, it u ers not, bu,will remain as long as the
pape. endures. This powier decayeIh not oy
keeping. Note, the shove powder has an IN
gredient in it that pfeven.sink fIGm becoming
thick aod mouldy.
Any penlon by applying to ANN NOK-
TON, nearly orpoGte he Pot Office In Boton'
or SAMUEL NORTON, the maker in Hing
ham, may be fappied with any quantity OF laid
powder, as low by the grols. as can be import
ed, and the fnaIlea favour in this way will DC
moh gratefully received
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4 TAYLOR that is good
: = workman. being at prcient out Of employ,
Would he glad to work at lo~ wsg.s by the day
- week, in any gsnslsman's family. Enquire
Vi he Priner.
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The above articles fold very cheap.
Cath given for bottles.
Jua IMfOR TED In Capt JARVIS, from
LONDON, and TO be fold by
A N N A 0 Fl N S Q N,
AT the head of Black hO,fe lane, near the Rev.
DR.. PembertoE's Meeting houie
A large Allotment cf
Garden Seeds, Peas, Beans, &c.
among which are,
EARLY charlton, early golden
- ho,fpur, Ornsnd horipur, SpaDiih morai-
to, white rouncival, dwarf mauowfs, and buih
peafe, large Windfor, true early Liibon, early
yellow tx weeks white kidney and fine iokeF
bears. early Yo,kfhire, Dutch. fusar leaf, bat
rrrles. fsvoy, red and broccoli cabbage feed,
eollyflowe-, cucumber, orion, CARROT, turnips
rsddiih aid letice of al forts, round lpinage en-
dive, celery and Asparagus, thyme, baum.
fwee. mariosm, broad clover, white Dutch
clover, Ia lucern, rape, canary. and an abort
ment OF A1wer feeds and herds grals feed Il
ALTO q variety of other feeds not mentioned 81
Il which were imported Fl m the feeds men
london, and are warranted 20 be fsih and
good and of the lat years produce.
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By ORDER Of COURT,

BY ORDER of COURT,
Will be fold BY Public Vendue, on the zoth
of April next at 4 o'clock. Pm.
THE real Effate ofMrs. DOR
L CAS- INGRAHAM, late of EoRon,
deceafed, coniiaing Of commodious DWELL
ng Houle, with yard and garden Land ad-
joining, fitua,ed ia Auchmuty SHANE, the
houfe nrepair.
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To be SOLD at
John SAVAGE's Store,

No. 10, on the Long Wharf,
q Quantity of fuperfne and
< \ common FLOUR Bran, Corn, Oats,
Il ice, Blr-lton, Sole Leather, Proof GlaAes,
i<am, Sugar, Melodies, Chocolate, andcafes
T.! i5ott.es.
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: TWENTY Dollars Rew,rd.

WHEREAS on the goth init.
w one JOHN KET~EUM, care 10
the hcufe Of me iublc tier and hired b sok
HOp Sc, sb7ut u hants and an h-lf high Of
the following m lks, viz avery full eye, the
hair CUT under bis throal,sery remarkable witch
mine and tsi when he went rom me, uots and
oacss, carries hi, fore tee, low, his hind feei
wide, and whst is more remarkable "a that on
each fde whore the kirt buckles are placed, the
hair is worn # clole to the lSn, whoever will
take up the faid MIN snd hohs ihsll have fcr
heir trouble Twenty Dollars, and for either Of
them Ten Dollar. each, ard al nee fry charges
paid by WILLIAM ROGERS.
". 3. Said KsTcHUM isa tail man near
fifty ye,rs of ae, fome.hipg ma ked with the
fm'll pox, ign, eyes. had on Ugh colensed
furt.u ut cost; The fame mo ming he took the
horfe he itipPed himef on board the brig A
merica, John Mirol, msRer, fer surransm, and
received month. pay, ard ii is fupPoied he is
gone TO Cnnneeticu. or New York, as he had
am;ly 10 the former province.
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Each nun Der Of the ROYAL American Ma.
eszipe to coniiG Of fifty pages, large o6tavo
printed on fine DENY paper, with new an,
elegant type (now making 10 England for thai
purpofe.)
ii The publication will always be on or
before the Isli day Of the month.
III The price, Ten fbiiiTg' and F'Hr Ptncs
lawful money, or SsVss SbiiiHg5 and Nine Psnf,
fterlins, per annum, which is about SIX Sbrl
linz, old tenor per number.
TV. Fow Shilling, lawful money, or q5ru
SbilEngt Fer ing, to be paid On delivery of the
fri number, lin order to enable the publiher
to pralecute hi; plan, which will be attended
with q very great exrence) the remainder 81
the expiration ofthe year, after the publication
V. Thole fubleribers, who live in Bolton,
may depend on having their Magazines tent TO
their houfes on the days of publication, and
culomers in the county, and thofe in o.her
provinces, may rely on having theirs forwarded
to them by the 6ra opportunity.
SUBSCRIPTIONS are taken in by /.
THOMAS the printer and publiher, at his
office, near the Mill Bridge, by many gentlemen
in the country, Whole names will ihortlY BE-
publ fhed, add BY the printers aAd booksellers
IN AMERICA.
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manner Is TO ha bound up by ;;isll, aGd en-
ger tyre than TIE magazine.
The fubli!her Gee, m,les TO 'ehtre Sicily
20 h, plan, which he doubts net. WILDE h
4cceptabIc TO the pubic, as thar they Will ens
bic him, BY a quick fubfcrPtioU, to put !
(e,.d;)y in execution, which he sfures then
he viii Immediately do when iufIic:ent nun
Der of fabfcribers appear. barely TO de!rsy th'
txptsce Of letting il on foot.
Tie public may be 'Guled. that the Roya
American Magazine, i; not by any mesDs TO b'
a Parry I6diy, or any ways tend to defsm'
or lefIen private Characters. therefore begs n'
ore would conceive an unfavourable opirio'
OF il, as his defsn is TO render il acceptable tt
ALL honea men, Of whatever religious or poll
teal principles they may be-
|. THOMAS.
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WHEREAS the General


W Court on the 18th day of luos 1871,
made grant to Jawn Oh', Elq; and MIR.
Vaibarid Grbaw, in behalf of themielves and
he re& of the heirs and aiigns of Capt.. Jsbs
GerbHm and eight others, 8 townihip of land
wing eat of SAco River, q plan of which
ownihip was returned to the General eourt,
and by Gaid Court accepted aud confirmed, o.
'eeabe to the grant sforsfaid; and on the attn
day Of O6ober 1873, thegproprietors Of faid
'ownihip, being legally slembled, ps1ed fun
dry votes agreeable to the warrant for calling
laid meeting, and among other ,hiags chols
Ahenors, a Collector and Tfeilurey, SC. ard
greed on a tax of qbiry yEilisgs on each right
to defray the charge: that had and might ariGe
towards bringing forward and Completing the
f.ttlement of fsid townIhp: And afterwards.
viz. on the 18TH day Of February lsf, the laid
All. fors committed q tax or sEsiiment on each
Of laid rights to Captain NafkOsisI Par&fr, Coli
eetor, to collect the fame, who notified the
f,me in one Of the Bottom news papers (but to
title purPofe at preGent y Wherefore the sfore-
aid Proprietors Ia legal meeting on the Cd
day of June laft, voied to and did chocfe com.
mittee, and direeed them in cafe faid tax waa
not paid at the end Of fix months, by thOGe per-
DDS that live in this province to fell at pUbliek
Vendue the rights Of all lueh delinquent pro-
-ietos on the 18th day of No0Nwbsv nsxt, at
he dwelling houfe of Capt. Dasisi Ts1r, inn
holder ia Bottom, to which time and place faid
oPrietors NEE ing aands adjourned, TO meet
At ten of the clock in the forenoon j and We
he lubfcriber, the committee choieu as before
mentioned, hereby give this Publick notice. thar
all the delinquent ProprietOrs rights will then
re fold (who live in this province) unlsfs the
money due on their leVersl rights be paid to
id Collector on or before the 18th dsy of
NsCsN6ry afoielIid.
WILLIAM-BLAIR TOWNSEND J Com
NATHANIEL GoRAAM mittee.
AMEs PREscoTT
JH5 z7th, 1878.
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p l. A NJ Of the ROYAL
AMERICAN MAGAZINE.

Several gentlemen, of known abilies, have
kindly promifed to favour the public, through
THIS channel, with efays, on various fubjetts,
for InRruetion and amuIsment Their Prodneti
ons. gill no doubt FL comfortable part OF this
work: And, as the publ lh,r has engaged all
the Bri,iih Magazines. Reviews, &c. and all
the Periodical publications in America, from
thele will be feleeted whatever is new, curious,
and entertaining As the Debates in the Britlih
HOMIE of Comm ms are 70 interetting to the
whole Britilh empire, whatever debaies may be
important to Europe or concern America, will
he duly noticed, 70 thatthe l1sEeS OF the BTinih
periodical publications may Be here ieen At one
view
While we are Jfls9irg from he labours of ou'
European brethren, we iha'i not TALL OF making
the 4 ietei fearches after curious anecdotes, and
inrereaing events in B itiih america IN order to
comple,s this part of the plan, the publilher
now requeRs the sfi!lance Of the learned the
wittv. the curious, and the candid Of both itxes,
tbroapboa, tbi, exteE Os continent and hopes they
will avo him With their correspondence for
the public bsAf6f.
Every event, both foreign and dometic, that
may delerve the public notice will be day re-
Uttered, as we'll as Poetc'I ETY., Marriages
Deaths, SC. and whatever is noticed in Pub.icati-
on. Of tAis kind
To make this Anne lean Performance at leaf
as yalusble as any e the Briiiih Magazines.
enc elegant COPPER PLATE Print, at lean,
viii be given montbly and an Index and
Title Page at the end Of the year.
And to complete this PLAN,
Win be added,
RIO begin At the end of the hfe number and
Continued until the whole is 6nilhed, printed ia
an elegant manner, on 6.e paper, and occafion
slly ornamente1 with copper pare prints, exclu-
five Ct thofe Particula ly Tor ne masazlne,ei'sn
grats
Governor HUTCHINsoNs Hiitory
OF the MASSACHUSETTS-BAY,
Which when faiilled will be worth the colt Of
he mag zines.
~ The h.tory will be printed in iueh a