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The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-01-14

The fsiStUiag Proceedings at CAPE-ELI-
ZABE TIL, baVs ben traaGnitte6 10 fbs Cam
mittss Of Csrrslpsadtncs iirfbi' tssO7, Oiz.
/" Ar alegal meeting ofthe freeholders
and other Inhabitants of,he difria of CAPE.
ELIzAsETH, qualified according to law to
vote in town meetings, held in iaid Diifria on
Tuefaay the AZ of December, I771.
:" EOTED, To ebniS aesmmitiEs q slsvsn
mn, Si=. A4r. TazfS AzexEvci, Capt. S0nEsl
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-01-14

Our committee of corfefpondence have re.
ceived the following letter fom the
Town of YORK.
0 1T legal f0sUn-msstigg, regularly eDTn5lsd
in York, Dsesmber lStb, s75a.
JosrPH SIMPSON, E!q; chofen Mode
rator.
RESOLVED, That as the iuhabi-
tants of this town are faithful and loyal
iubieGfs of his mott gracious Msjehy King
George the third, they are well Untitled to
his moff gracious favour, and TO be protec-
ted and iecured, not only in their natural
and constitutional rights, as EngIiihmen,
chriaians, and fubjeets, bat in all and e
very the rights and privileges contained
ia the royal charter of this province.
!" Rsfsfvsd, AS the opinion of this
town, that divers of thoie rights, liberties
and privileges have been broken in upon
and much infringed, to the great grievance
Of this town, and jufIy alarming to the
province.
g RsJsiVsd, That in the opinion of thi,
town, il is highly a cetary Tome jui and
Reasonable mtalures be adopted for the
fc-edy tedfefs Of fuch grievances 70 bur-
thenlome and diaiefing to US, which if
made known to our mott gIacious love-
reign, we cannot but Aatter ourleIves las
cur caufe is 70 jufi) that he would be
pleafed to remcye them.
/" Poied, That our representative at the
General Court ufe bis utmoR influence
and endeayours for the lpeedy redrefs of
our grievances, in fuch wife, moderate
end prudent way and manner as fhal APP
pear TO him moft At and like to take effect,
and as his wildom aud judgment hall die
tate.
!" "a I'd, That the clerk give out CO.
py of the proceedings of the town at this
meeting, to the Ssleamen, who are de-
Geed TO trapfmit the fame to the SsleGtmen
OF Bottom, with the thanks of this town to
that, for n. early care they have taken of
our invaluable rights and privileges, and
the zeal they have for Prei-rving the
fans. A true copy, Affsf.
DANIEL MoULToN, TstOa-Cltrt. :"
The tslssuizg Proceedings at CAPE-ELf-
ZAlSE TIL, baVs ben tranjSaitts6 to hbs Cam
q. -. II y,..-.M,,,Jsy,.s -, ,b;s fa1,,s ESQ,
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Remain for the College, II34o
Io.o tickets at fix dollars are 6o,coo dollars
There arenot two blanks to a prize,
AS this undertaking is defigned, foley fol
the benefit of the College, it is hoped thoie
who have received the honours of that foci
ETY., and all others, who have at heart
the cauGe oflearning, with which the good
Of fociety is 70 nearly connected, will rea-
Oily and chearfully eDcourageit, by becom-
ing adventures.
Public and ieaionable notice will be Civ
en- Of the time and place Of drawing and
when inifhed, lift of the prizes will be
publilhed in Edes and GiPs Bottom Gazette,
and the money will be paid to the poileilors
of the benefit tickets, within twenty days at.
ter a publication of lif of prizes.
/ Gold as well as FLYER will be tax
en- for the tickets, and the prizes will be
paid off in like manner. Prizes not de-
manded within II months after they are
drawn, will not be paid, but viii be deemed
as generously given for the purpole afofelaid,
and will be applied accordingly. ~
Tickets may be had at the houfes of 10
nathan sHeGings and AndrsrO Bsrdm0n,
Elqrs. in Cambridge, and at the houies and
flores of the managers in Bottom.
The above lottery is calculated more to
the advantage Of the Adventures, than per-
haps any other ever yet offered to ihe pub.
lie on this continent when this is coniider-
ed, together with the generous deiign of it,
the Managers cannot but Aatter themielves
that they lnall be able to draw faid lottery in
a few months.
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Spring Goods.

I-.asf -. =
JOHN BARRETT, and SONSy
Have imported in tho Lennon P4ekes and other
Hips from ENoLANp, a grcarvariety OFF,
European and India G 0 o u S,
Suited TO the Spring trade. which they viii ell
at their. ula4llow rate. BY REAL AID qrbs;s-
Jae. at their Gore near the Mill-Bridgs, &c.
,tH.-Tb1y pyicf5 all BE- neb ahs9 10 sd@is
Of any PsyjsuJ mae filling fbsn.-- o,,f
The srtieles s'e principally as under,a y,
4 Very large and beautiful az
1 n iortment of The mott fashionable Blond
and Bone Lsces, Calicoes and Chipces, French
and Wax Necklaces, Tsfaiiss, Pe,iians, Sarf.
nets, figured and frotted Pelcng Saitins Tor
Bonrets, of all colours, grey and coloured
DucSpes, Shot, brown, g'ey ftfiped and bro
Icaded LuteRsings, the neweit fffhiened white
B ocade a fine slortmenr of fsihiansble
Ribbands, plain Gauzes rParifocts, fpiden and
patent, NsLRriped aud lowered ,Gsuzes, Lawns,
ditto in Patterns for Aprons and HandkeIchisfs,
Dimites, Nankeens, Bapgals, Peniafcoes;
women's, mems and children's thread, fix and
cotton, white and mkt, pain and ribbed EIofe,
ELK and thread Mitts andGloSes. "A prime az
fo'tmensof the mof fsihionable fnpcrfne Brcaa
Cloths with fuitsble Lieings and Trimmings,
Fuitians, Jeans Jennets, Thickfets, Damalcu:,
So1lees, Lorettos, Brunlwicks, Paolis, Calcu,,
tas, checked Silk and Cotton LuteRrings, Irih
Linens, Diapers, Hucka5uck, Ruilia Linen,
Checks of all widths. cou'fe and fuperGue
chipt Hats, Pound Pins, Bonnet and wiring
Paper, marking Canvas, Stay Tick, white
Tabby, Stay Trimmings, Sheer and Book Muf-
lin, beautiful lprigged and. ltnped ditto, Table
Linen of ell forts, all kinds of fix and linen
Handerchiefs, Cambricks ard clear Lawns OF
all prices, Sagsthies, Alspeens, Duroys, and
almof every article in the Cloa,hiog way thss
can be slxed for.
Beides which they have to fell as Chesp as
any Store in the Province,
An univerfal afortment of Londoa,
Bn6sl, and Birmingham. and Sbe6Efi9,
HARDWARE and CUTLERY GOODS.
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THE uianagcrs Of HAIR.

Il 'I1E uldIidSSto "
I 4 WARD COLLEGE LOT Terry
as lhat + ANEuILf HALL is. ncw tiniihed,
woald .infoIol Inc public, that having me-
with alarger faleof tickets than was az hfh
expected they are in hopes OF It'll iothe'
eneou .agement TO good detgnI Ma
NJ VITO have been unfortunate IN former lot
taies have aow a fair opportunity tor renew
inc their adventure: 'Hhole who have beer
fucce6ful,a new chance, as well as an add
,ionsl motive to follow their good fortune !;
and the disappointed by delaying TO PuT
chaie, may now, upon .dpeedy application,
iecuEe toihemielves the means for Obtain
Jag for imall premium, very tempting
prize. - ~
i IT maa sfford very lenGhle, plsaiu'e to eve
~ well wilher to learning 10 general. and
% the Seminary in Cambridge in particular
when any encouragement is given to hePe TOR
It's profperity: and all of this character will be
ready to improve every opportunity to promote
70 good caule Such an oneis now offered to
the public in the following O. -
L O L L E r Y,
Granted by the General Ahsmbly of The pro
vince of the Msnachuf.tts-B Bay, for The pur
pcle Of rafting szool. lawful money, towards
building a new hall at Cambridge, for the bet
ter accommodation Of the Students. To the
Management, whereof .7eftpb JafkJea and VIII.
am Blair 7esvrGfnd, Elq,5. lillian GrtsuifGt,
7osdtban Malos, SamatI 14afiH ana Henry Hill,
merchants, have been appoiated and duly lworn.
HARVARD COLLEGE LOTTERY
confs of 10, ooo tickets. at fix dollars esch, OF
which 1887 are prizes of the following value,
Iviz.
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DANIEL SCOT t, ?
AT his Medicine Store the Sign Of the
Leopard, South End.

AT his Medicine Store the Sign or the
Leopard, South End.
| TAKES this method of inform
4 ing all Gentlemen, Ladies, and o.
theirs, who have had the Misfortune to loie
rheir Teeth, that he Rill continues the Blu
inels of making and fixing artificial Teeth
as ufual, in 70 elegant manner as to be
but little inferior TO the natural, either in Ule
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
culiSr Dexterity and Eaie.--And all Perfohs
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 degreeimpairingt hem, and
may befupplied with his DENTIUMCoNsER-
yAToR, which is an excellent Powder, the
Hef adapted for prelerving the Teeth ana
Gums, and preventing them from Aching,
Of any Preparation ever offered TO the Pub
lie 1t will cure the Scurvy in the Gums,
bring the Teeth to their original Whitenefs,
and by continuance of its Ufe, will Pre-.
lerve both Teeth and Gums in pure fate
during ife,-lt is not pretended that il will
perform Impol6bilities, that it will make
rotten Teeth found, or will cafe them when
they violently ach; but it will afuredly
preiervc thole Teeth found that are 70, and
cau(c the Gums to adhere to them and pre-
vent thofe that are decayed in part, from
becoming worie.
At the above Store may behad
|Morgan's uleful Eye Water, which
mas in 70 many cafes been found ferviceable
that it mutt efcape the cenfure of the mott
critical Oculia-Briaifen's famous Bug Lii
luid, which efecually defroys ,hoie hate
Jul Vermin,-be they ever 70 numerous
An aHori Ilent of genuine patented and
,ther Medicines of the beif quality, and
Medicine Boxes for Families or Shipping,
giih exaa aud particular directions for ule-
ng them, and variety of other articles
heap. t
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Tbh Day PUBLISHED,
To be o. L D by
F. EZEKIEL RUSSELL,


Next the Corn6eld, Union-frest. Price 6d.)
MEATH Realized; A POEM.
~ Or, Mr.. ALIENS Dying .Solicquy, as
ihort bu. humole imitation of the Chriaisn's
Farewell Of the Word. Some of the lines are
t;ken from Mr.. Cennick's works. To which
is added, Letter to Friend.
In the Pfsls at the above place. and may be had
this week. The Fifth Edition, eentselly
printed on large Type, Price Is)
An GRAFTON on the Beauties of
Liberty, or the EGential Rights Of the Ameri
cans, delivered at the Second BaptiR- Churcn
in Bottom, upon the Annual Thanksgiving. De.
ccmber, I777. Dedicated to the Right Hon.
the Earl ef Dartmouth. Pubihed by the ear.
nea requsa of many. This edition is carefully
corrected by the author, in which are additions
particularly lhofe four pages WHICH were left
out of the laft editions With fcme Rriaures
on the eternal right of mankind, liberty o.
confidence. And remarks on the rights asd
liberties Of the Africans. ,.f ...t.
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Blanks

Remain for the College, II34o
10. 900 tickets at fix dollars are 6o.coo dollars
There arenot two blanks to a prize
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JACOB HEM EFT,
DENTIST to her Myeqy and the Prin-
cels Ameiia,

I@~~<AN ~ = ~ bCl H<1JEtI aa4u lilS IIIl-
cels Amelia,
EREGS Leave to recommend to
~ the Public, his newly dilcovered En-
Ifnes Of Pearl, and Pearl Dfnfifries, 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 Gzms: Particularly they will pre-
lSrVs tbs Teeth in perfect found Fate, even
70 old age /; they render them white and
beautiful, without in the leaf impaiIing the
enamel; fajfes fuch as are loofe, keep fuch
as are already decayed from becoming worfe,
prevent the 700tb-Afb, perfectly cure the
StnrVy IN The Guns, and m axe them grow
FIRM and elsjG to the teeth; they likewife
render the breath delicate, fweet, and re-
medy almoR all thofe diforders thar are the
confequence of Gcorbutic gums.
Sold (by appointment of Mr. Hemet3
wholcfale and retail, by ". BayLty, Perfu-
mer, in Cockipur- hreet, near the bottom
of the Hay-market, London, and at Viii
am Seoffs lriih Linen Store, near the Draw.
Bridge, Bottom, New England.
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a LEXANDER THOMAS ad.

II vertiles his friends and cuaomers, that
he has removed to the ihop lately improved by
Mr.. Archibald Cunningham, jua absve the
Draw bridge, Bolton, where he continues to
make and fell all forts of TIN WARE, at the
mott eafonable rates. F
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Ill berj0ny indebted TO lillian

I'LL berj0ny indebted TO William
-dJ1iilian7i for The NsEUs PaPsrs and earri.
age, ere dtii,ed to make preparations TO pay ct
s5,ir jaia9t.; BY The iaf IF May.-Aad al
;aeb terjens mcliuiag 10 encourage Jaid WiM
ans in tx months LANCER riding are djSred f
fad sbsir names and PLACES stf ABIDE 10 fb'
Ilissreqt Gae,s subtrs he taves fbe papers,
AZ. b TIE jaid Kiliams fxps&7i toe pa
ez,,ry three nonibs. Tbsir bamb!t Je~vaat,
WILLIAM WILLIAMS.
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I'LL perJSns indebted TONI. limo
: Thy Aejtmaa, fir Nesgs papers. carriage,
&c. are Alfred to pay their rstpet7iVs dnt'
ap.f0 tbs cd Of this infant May. In ding
1obicb they greatly obIigs their humble JfrvOnt.
81, T. MOSEMAN.
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Bafsn, May 9Th I77z.
THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD,
CTOLEN this morning, out OF
Clbehoufe Of Capt. Jsmss Ars'lS, three large

table rpoons, marked A. S. four tea fpoons
marked ditto, one FLYER pepper box, marked
z.
F. A. fagar tonss, ditto, one pair of FLYER
buckles, marked L. S, one large FLYER buckle,
no max, two ditto, ditto, two plain Frce-ma,
fons medals, and one fet with fone, one P1i'
of None lleeve buttons, part Of gold neck
lace, fevsn gold rings, and about fifty PouHdi
lawful money in cath.
whoever fhall spprehend the thief or thieves,
70 that the faid articles may be recovered, ihail
be paid the above reward. by
JAMES ARNOLD
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RICHARD SAL TER,

RICHARD AL T Z R,
gegs leave to acquaiat his cufomers and others
that he has for fsle at his Shop in CoInhil
Bolton, near the Poa Ofice, .a
n LARGE and general adort-
Il ment Of Englib, India and Scotch
Good, fnitablc for all leaions. coniIting of moa
articles ufnally imported TO this market, which
he will engage to fell as cheap as can be bought
st an fore or ihop in town, by who, fae o,
re,ail.-Allo pepper, and all forts of fpices
writing pap;r, ink-powier, Ealing wax snd
wife $, ma liners compass, kalsndef' aud epito.
mes. few dozen Of T'ae and Bfa1y's palm
books with hymn, comPeIt, with and without
.unss, teflm=nt', &c. all,, large aiioHmsE {
of women's and child,en's salamanca, everlaf-
ing and leather fhoes and pumps. Of a hyperion
quality, &c. &c. -st
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AT the NEN AUCTION ROOM,
South Size Of the Town Heuis. VIZ.
HAndlome mahogany deiks and
l. 4 book cule., chef on cheh Of draws, dining
and fDrins tables, besuresu tables, mehogsn1y
hair and leather bottom chairs, asaw bottom a.
f.yesal hsndiome eight day CLOCKS. FLYER anr
piuchbeck watches. chamber tables, harrasesr
curtains feather beds and bedReads. handioms
iconce and other looking slaass, imall dreiiin 8
otto. Afo, blue. orange, lead, grey and ciosf
coioured broad cloths /, coti . velves, ihai,oons'
tammies, fuf, of all colours, dfao and mist
dufils. copper and mixt fiizes, ealamaneos''
capuchin fiks Of al colours, buekfkin breeehes
meas ELK and worried hofe. white baize' olack
ELK handketchisfs, black iaitin and chip hats
fik eauze, black gauze handke-chieis o'ack
blue white and pink, iarfnets. A lmsl ooA o
we'll aiIorted ribbons the newell faihioa sso'cn
carpets, fuperHne button hole'twif, csmP eno
bake. buttons, blue fixed cotton, slai' PwtafEs
g.. A lmall quantity Of choice khuo'ro, &C.. !,
Ar laid Auction Room conaans aissndsh2 y
eiyen 10 receive all kinds Of Goods TOR rnOl'c
and private SALE,
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American Magazine.
To tbs generous Patrons and Pro-
motsrss fglsfptKNOWLEDGE
THROUGHOUT AMERICA.

y - !. n
throughout AMERICA.
ThE Eoirof of the ROYAL AMER
Il CAN MAGAZINE, prelents his
moG felpeafuI Compliments, and informs
them, that the ffif Number will andoubt-
sdly appear for j AN u AR Y next,
humbIy requsiting the Favour of their
.UCUBRA lions, which DC promites
% convey GO the World with she grea,eit
Care and Alteration. The general D,iin-
te,eRednsls OF the Parties aldfeAid, renders
is inconeruous 60 petition Hrenuou0y for
their FavouEs, but can never diminllh the
SenGe Of the 0 Obligation their Reception viii
Law upon ISAIAH THOMAS.
P,ezfe to dirc9 to ISAIAH THOMAS,
Printer in BosToE, who viii lay the leve-
raj Productions that may be handed hin
orfoEe Society of Ge -,lemen, for their
lnlpeaion and Appreciation.
Tbojs Gentlemen and Ladies gubo
iasIias to encourage tie Royal American Mag
zne, BY JRbfribi1g tbrJsy, are ds6rsS, IF
hey s5nls nor to BE- ailappanfsd Of the MT
Number. to FIND in fbsir Namss Uifb allan.
vsniesf Sped.
- The PRINTERS of all the Public
Papers in America, are rsquehsd to infer, this
Advertisement as foon as may be, for which
hey ihal be fully faus6ed by their humble
tefy4ns IsArAH THOMAS.
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10 e rs c o R N E R.

Il
/Eysm tie GErTLEMAN's MAGAZINE.
( PARApHa8 sx fth LORDS PRAYER
FATHER Of all eternal mind,
= In uncrea,ed light cnihrin'd,
ImmenGely good and great
Thy children form'd and beis'd by thee
With fiilal logs and bsmGgs, we 4 Z
Fail proftra,e at thy feet
Thy name in hallow'd TRAINS be iung,
Let ey'ry heart, and ev'ry tongue,
The folemn concert join,
Z IN loving, ferying, praiGne thee,
We find our chief felicity,
But cannot add to thine.
Thy righteous, mild and foy'reign reigns
Throughout creations ample PLATO,
Let ev'fy being own.
Lord, in our hearts, where pafions rude,
With fierce tumultous rage, intIude,
H Ersa thy peaceful throne.
As angels round thy feat above,
With joyful hate, anc ardept love,
Thy bleft commands fulfil
So lei. thy creatures here below,
AS far as thou haf giv'n to know,
se44s Perform Thy facred will.
On thee We day BY day depend,
Our beings author, and its end
Our daily wants fupPly: a
With healthfuI meat our bodies fed,
Our fouls fuRain'd wirh living bread.
Our fouls that never die.
Extend thy grace 20 every fault;
Each finful aclon, word, and thought,
Oh let thy love forgive |;
For thou half taught our hearts to fhow
Divine forgiyenefs TO our foe,
Nor LEI Fcicnsmcnt live.
Where tempting mares befIew the way,
10 lead unwary minds afray,
Permit Us not to tread
Unle0 thy gracious aid appear
T'avert the lhrczt'ning evii near,
From our unguarced head.
Thy hcred name we thus adore,
And thus thy chojceR gifts imploTe,
With svsl humble mind
Bccaule thy pssUsr and gisry prove
Try kingsom buil, on wiJasm, lsVs,
UncsaGng, uneop6n'd.
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Jsf pEbt.tesS, price Is. and Sd.
: sERMONS to Doctors in DIVE
- nifty bsing the fscOnd V0Iums ofssrmsas
70 Aaes.
Sold BY /. THOMAS, near the Market.
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Latsh pa5iiAsd in PbIadslobia,
DRIESTLY's Remarks ON DR..
A BLACK ;TONE, &C.
Sold BY I. THOMAS. At his Printing Oaiee
near the Masket. Doaon.
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A Theft.

an Sunday night laik one or
0more villains. br Re into the back part
ofTRoMAs VALLEYS fore, on Dock Square,
..but finding The door fan between thar and the
aou. mop. they attempted no fur her thai way,
bas got INTO the Wiaoow OF |. THomAssPrinI
ing Ofice, over fsid Rore, and after having ~
mased DIX and taken fome fmall money Gu,
OF il. they cut hole through the Printing Office
Aoor. and got down int laid Walles's fore
where they broke open the Money Draw, took
abou, COS. 10 coppsrs, a final quantity of Tea
and CcfFre, and then went Fl The fame way they
came 10. II any lufpieioue per(ohs ere Teen fell
ing the articles abovsIIis Ationed. il is de6red
they may be topped
~ B. Said aole hiss been broke opsa three
times in LEI; than TWO years, notwithstanding
there are two watches paid by The town. one
within 40 and the other within an 100 yards Of
faid fore.
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To be so Dkheap &c CAN, B
CwAlS Baldwin.

Al lis ihep il CofnhiIl. near the Sssse- aosfs,
CHOICE Bohea aud Souchong
~ Teas, beR Hyfon ditto At ISs. L. Mon.
tho pound. Narsgasist CHEESE, Cinnamon,
Cloves. Mace, Nu,megs, Pepper, AliP'ees Kip
psp's lnuf. and IndigO, parcel Of Parchment
Dee. kiAs. Alo,
A general affortmcnt Of Englifh,
India and Scotch Goods, laitsble for all fesion'
in the year.
WANTED. at the fame place. quantity OF
good large LYNN SHOES.
N. B. Tee above teas were impaired be.
fore The EAT India COmpsny's teas srrived, or
7 Il was known thu. they would iend asy here on
their own account.
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Js,e psslilssd, and 70 ts ysidSs
JOSEPH GREENLEAF,.
At hi, Printing Ofics in Hanover ares. Bofion
4 N Abridgment of Burns Jai-
I \ tice Of the Peace, snd Pariih ORlccr:
To which isaddeds
An Appendix, containing fome ge-
neFal rules and direetioas, neceFaEy to be knowa
snd obleEved BY sil Julsices Of he Pesce.
Subscribers for fad book (aitchsdl are de-
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