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SARAH DAWSON,

The widow of the late JOSEPH DAWSON,
Gardner, in C.mbridge-Rreet, New Bottom,
informs the public.
THAT the COLD BATH is
= in good order, and now fit for uie, ihe
has TO fell, garden feeds EVed this fummer, fuit.
able for the Wei Indies, A L S o,
A large collection Of grated and inocuIated
Enghih irut trees, containing large number of
pears and Plumbs, (which viii be ready TO be re-
moved this fail. any gentleman that may want
n: sbove articles. ard will oblige The fa:d Ss-
rAh DAYTON wi h their cuaom. may depend on
the bsf OF ulig-. ard on barring hem at the
'owslfatc fct cfih.
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Maifer.-At Providence, Cap,. William
Butcher.-At Mansfield, Rhode Iland, the
Rev. George \Vheten, paaor of the church
IN Cleremout.-At Haverhl', Mrs. Eliza
beth Bayley, relitt of Joihua Bay icy, Eq.
SALEM, November 2. The Town, a,
a toll meeting he'd lalf "wednesday, vot.
eI, by large Majority, to allow an in.
ocalating Hofpital, large enough to accom-.
modate an hundred Patients, to be built by
subscription and appointed committee to
look out for futable fpot whereon to erect
IL; as alto to Pr:pare draught of articles
for the Government and regulation of the
fame. The mectingwas adjourned to the
Monday following, (Yeferday when the
committee made report ola fuitable place for
erecting the Hofpi,al. together with articles
ofreguIa,Ion; which repor' was unanimously
accepted, and the necslary Officers imme
diately chofen for carrying the fame into ex-
ecution. The pace pitched upon for the iiiu-
alton ofthc Hofpi,al is at the South EAT cor
ner of the great paaure.
MARRIED. At Sa'em, Capt. John
i1ardner to Mis- Mary Peele, both of that
town.
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erimF Now u any one can peiila1e fTm!c !
that thouiAnd gentlemen, whoie who'e
lives arc examples of humanity ard good
breeding, can at once comme &C bandiui
OF Tloie's, robbers and murde'ers, aad out of
NEE wantonneis, or fomething infinitely
WORE, fall upon and dearoy the pcrfons, or
properties Of perions Evfng in tie peace Of God
andfbf King, i. c. ding hnto all msn as they
tOSnl6 that ofbvJ E50nld do unto than, he can
doubtl.ls reconcile bimlelf to a conciuiion e.
qually natural, viz tbath aid and encourage
the mea/HrI Of ear dsarcsrs, and to, ebpof
and defeat tbs6 Of our Prejsrvsr5, jatporier5
and d5sndtrJ, is his indiipeniible duty. And
| declare that when become anured that this
is the general Genfe, of the good and lawful
'uen of the county of Suffolk, by whom /
muft be tried, if sccufed of any of the above
conditioned mal-feszahces ihall let taxation,
monopoly and every other fpecies of opprel-
iion, injufice and violence impoisd on the
people at large, pals as much unnoticed by
me, as they have long been by hundreds as
deeply intereffed in the event as
CAUSIDICUS.
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For the MASSACHUSETTS S P Y.

80 y - -
Mr.. THOMAS,
7 HAVE heard lome of the lower cIafs
L Of people uA:a on the principal gen
tlemen who went to deliver the mind of
the body, to the Tea commiIioners, that
on their naughty refufal to give the lstis-
faction the public 70 juftly expected. they
did not join the people in their effort to
bring them to a compliance by force.
Thefe worthy citizens ought to be inform
ed, that the Committee had nothing fur
ther in charge than to deliver the puoic
voice to them. Their obitinlte refuial to
comply with the deiire of their fellow
citizens, in declaring their reEgnation of
the ruinous commiiiion is certainly unjuRi-
fable, but in fuch a rencounter, there
was Canger OF lives being loft, which is
not TO be ventured upon tll the lait ex-
tremity. If after this fair declaration of
the public fenle, they fill perfsvere in their
feiolution 10 deffroy their country, all the
word will applaud the fpirit that, for the
common preiervation, will exterminate
fuch malignant and dangerous perfons.
II Committee Man.
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Tbii Day PHbht6sd, [Pries Sal
And S y l. ID by
10 II N 30 VI Z.

Mex, door TO the Three Doves, in MARI
borough ifteet,
A Sermon preached the Lords
Day before the Execution of l. EV 4
A M Z S, who fuffered Death for Bugla-
ry, October al, 1873. From theie words
in 43 Chap. Of Luke,z3 verle, To Day Paid
than be tUifb me IL Pa,adijf.
by ANDREW Z LOT, D. d.
SubicribeIs are esiiisd 10 call O. iend fo{
their Books.
n. b. The Sabfcribsrs 10 Dr.. ELIor'
Twenty Sermons, are in,yrmed thar ,hd
work is now in the Pref, and vii. Le con,
pleaed as fo0n as may be.
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For the MAssAcHUsETTs SPY.
Mr.. THOMAS,

Mr.. THOMAS,
NNE propofes, that whereas the peace
" OF this community is inevitably de-
ffroyed, if the unconstitutional commit
lioners, &c. which for fome years paft have
been int uded upon US, get leave to remain
any longer here That the Select men
who are the fathers of the town, anemble
and 20 in body to them, respectively de.
claring their apprehension, that the peo-
pie are not fate while they sfide among
them, and letting time for their dePar-
turs. And in cafe they do not comply
with the propofal, for the whole body of
the people to rife and expel them,a infect
ed and dangerous perfons. K Z.
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Englifh goodsin |,
Jeremiah Allen.

Informs his friends and the public, that he has
received per the Dolphin, Cap. Scott, from
LONDON,
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B o S t o N.

K l II A I, November H.
Thurfday the 2 9Th inf. is appointed as
day of pubic Thanksgiving Throughout the
province of New Hsmpfhire.
TURD AY, November I3.
By advices from the Bay of Honduras we
learn, that almoff all the Baymen, or Ma
hogsny cutters, having left that place, were
letting in Georgia, on account of the Re-
bellion among the Negroes.
We hear from Dartmouth in this pro-
vince, that fometime laf month, the wife Of
Mr.. Benjamin Eaferbrooks, OF that town,
was delivered of boy, and fince this month
came in, ihe was delivered of two more
boys, who are all living, and like to do well.
. MON Nd A Y, November IS.
Extra9s Of a letter from Eden,own, North
Carolina, dated September 6, 1878.
I" On the Grlt infant we had mott
violent gale of wind---There were fifteen
fail of veliels at Ocracock Bar, molly out
ward-6ound, all of which, except one, were
either drove on ihore or loft ; indeed the
greatef part of them are entirely loft, and
number of perfons, fome fay fifty, perifhed
the hardef of the gale was about North"
T u ES D A Y, November 10.
ExtraS7 Of a letter fr0m Sf.GsOrge's Key, dated
HondwHs Bay, AEgsf 7e, 1873.
" The Garland, in her way hither, called
at Port Omhoa at which place lhc fpoke
a RICHTER lhip bound for Old Spain, who
gave the following melancholy account, viz.
That on the a9th of July laR the city of
Guatimalla was funk by an earthquake, and
upwards of 10000 fou's perilhed.
#.@ The Sale Of Furniture, 1Ubieb sUds to
haze been TS-MsyrOtU, at the late A1r. Ha-
mOek's, as GdU0tjSd in this day's paper, is
peRpOasdhH7Esjday nsxt,ot 10 in the msrni4g.
The farIfme to be UistUld The day btfars laIe.
Desths,S Sc. NUT be omitted for want Of room.
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iome Ct the fpeaaiors teirg lnfeel,' ""
the mesiles. Is man (f indeed ioeh al
one can be called msn) of 70 umofous .
diipoGtion, likely TO be fea'leis OF man I
And for the fame reafon, will be not be IN
danger Of being bisHed Or mutt the Ps"-
ole be debarred from the only way OF know
ing what is law, and what is not, merely to
indulge his groundlefs approximations OF dan
ger ! IF 70, what fecurity can we have tor
the execution of the laws ? In fact there
was no danger.
Il is well, known, to have been this gen.
,Ieman's doctrine. that nobody has right
to attend luch courts, but thoie Immediately
concerned. II is therefore mott probable,
that he ayai'ed himleIf Of the meailes being,
or having been, in the province; IN order
to exclude thofe, who had, in bis opInion'
no right to go there. As no man knows
what consequences may flow from iuch
precedent. il were to be wifhed, that the
Houie of Representatives, who have exehsd
themfeIves 70 nobly, in maintaining the
freedom of their country. would take tins
matter into confederation, and determine
whether tbHir eonRitusntJ have right to at
tend courts of law. or not.
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American Magazine.
TO the generous Patrons and Pro
meters gystmKNOWLEDGE,
tbrougbouf AMERICA.
THE Editor of the ROYAL AMERl-
J. CAN MAGAZINE, prelents his
moft relps6ful Compliments, and informs
them, that the 6rf Number will undcubt-
edly appear on the hrti of January next,
humbly requsiting the Favour of their
LUCUBRA TONS, which he Promiies
to convey to the World with the greateit
Care and Attention. The general Dim
tereRednefs of the Parties addrehed, TENDERS
it incongruous to petition ftrenuouny for
their Favours, but can never diminiih the
Senfe of the Obligation their Reception will
lay upon ISAIAH THOMAS.
Pleaie to direct to ISAIAH THOMAS,
Printer in BosToN, who will lay the leve-
raj Productions that may be handed him
before a Society of Gentlemen, for their
INFECTION and Appreciation.
Tbgie Gentlemen and Ladies 4Obo
incline to Encourage the Royal American Mag
azine, BY JabIeribing tbtysfav, are dslf,sd, il
they ebnjE not to be dijapp'infed Of THE tyf
Number, to find in their Namss tVitb allan
vsnisnt Sped.
- The PRINTERS of all the Public
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Advertisement as foon as may be, for which
they iha!l be fully fatls6ed by their humble
leIvant ISAIAH THOMAS.
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For the MAsSAcAUsETTs S 2 !.
M. T,,N.1no

For The MASSACHUSETTS !.
Mr.. THOMAS,
TT is rumoufsd in the country, that there
is a delign among our abandoned enc
mics, again to bring in band of murder
ing folders to parade the frects OF our me-
tropolis, to kill fuch as fhal be marked out
for defruefion by The )oas Of BeIial, &c.
now Mr.. Printer. will inform you what
my good old neighbours propofe, in Gale the
folders fhould again diitufb our peace.
They think it improper to medale with the
poor balTvs folders, but level their ven
geance aga inf T H OSE who bring them.
Cut off the caufc and the eject viii
ceafe. Il. ".
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NoUtmSsr S, 1873
For tn. MAssAcHusErrs SPY.

For ths MASSACHUSETTS 5 z 7.
Bsfaa, NoVsmbT 9th 1873.
Mr.. THOMAS,
7 WASlaft Friday at Cambridge and
as point of iome importance, was in
agitation, before the Superior Court, then
flung there, thought proper to attend [;
but was, by order OF the Court, turned out
with iegeral others : Bse0Kjs, one gentle
man imagined there was a pofibihty Of
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is aherted, thar the
much talked of additi-
on of 400, oool. to the
appointment, Of a great
patronage, will be To-
llclted ear y in the
next iemOn of partia-
ment.
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For the MASSACHUSETTS S p Y.
Mr.. THOMAS,
Pkgjf to inert tbs foil'sOing in yonr next and
you 1UiA ObGgs one o y'ar fonf0at rendfrS
XK/E learn from Pownalborough that J.
, w bout fortnight ago, the late famous
Governor Tryon's formidable champion the
noted ! NJ, Elq; who was de
6eated lone time ago in this place, by tailor
who has the misfortune TO have wooden leg,
has had the honour conferred upon him, 10
receive his firlt degree of tar and feathers to
the general farisfaetion OF the people.
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This day pzbL@ed, prize Is.

7bis day pHbEj6ed, price IS.
And to be fold BY PHILIP FREEMAN, at
the blue glove in Union fireet, facing the
Cornfelds near the dock, and by PHILIP
FREEMAN,jun. near Liberty tree, Bottom.
TWO Sermons. The FIRST
= from Palm Ioz. Io. 20. delivered the
Lords day before the execution of LEVI
AMES' The SEcoED, from Prov. y, 1s.
preached the Lords day alter his execution, as
folemn caution to others, Especially the youth.
To which is added. At the dtiire of many, an &C.
coant Of bis exercile of mind together with
the eonveIlation the author had with him, as he
walked with him from The prifon to the gall
lows ; BY which, compared with his latter con-
duct. he may be thought, in Judgment of ehari-
~, to have died penitent thief.
BY SAMUEL STILLMAN, AN.
Paaor of the 6rf Bapuif Church in Bs6sn.
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w L D n Z DAY, Nc, emter ~.
76i' Ssy arrived tie IMP Hety, Capt. Sesft,
in f1UflOs sVec&s fran London, BIT FIX syssks
from the Lands End; BY bin zvs haze n.
London PGPrs TO The 28tb efS,pttmbfr, sve
bavt room enly for tie fen Jsilosving articles.
EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.
LONDON, HupuH 26.
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For the MAssAcHUsETTs 5 + 7.
Mr.. THOMAS,

M US T have aRed your
pardon, Sir, for writing
now 70 late, had i, not
been for lome certain fa;a-
lilies lying in my way.
But you are deiifed TO
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a WET NURSE with a good
bTeaa Of Mix, wonid be ad to go into
CREDIBLE family TO foeke. Ehqai c Of the
Primer.
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NHEStiIRE and Gloucelter
~ CHEESE, jut arrived. to be fold whole
lale aud re'ail, by CHARLES LOWE, in
hahhsls-lant.
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4 LII perions indebted to, or that
L y have any demands on. the late COMPANY
of AARON DAVIS, jun. and Company, ere
dsfired to iette their accounts IS foon a, pofible
with The TWO firviving partners of fsid Company,
viz. NEHEMIAH SoMEs, and EBRNEzER
WALES, at their fore on the long .vshaIf.
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CHRrsriANsTEAD, tSt. Crax) oasbsr 9, 1878.
= AN away frow the lfland of
N St Croix the 9TH of October TT, in the
Aigh', Capt. William Hopkins, commander of
the Brig Spywood, belonging to John Water
man of Rhode-llland, without paying his Ma.
j ay's duties or cuIlom houfe charges, for fugsrs
taken IF from this lAand, on which account, to
the detriment of all honet men, no Captain of
any vefsl is nov allowed to lift his anchor be
fore all Cufom houfe charges are paid.
For C0.!s6sr, p. N. FORTH
Dtpsfi1, FORTH & HOY.
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III 'k1OGA1AA @@ttts@e @~s ~FF'N~~ -
GOOD (spisu aa9k e hfge q s ! e. q;
" ifuk sesy impoil@lI. 9GrnI 4 I'M III "a
AMI that Is, whether all they have aime, =
for eigb, years par, amounts to any e
more than 1<inning over cancer, leavil
main root at the bottom Ia PLAN tea
whether they have not been 70 exrenA
avene to contend 9th dear mother cod
try (as ,houiands have moR erroneoung Ca \
pofed CONTEXT with the fubveriers of shl
rights both of mother and children TO be 4
that they would accept terms meerIy palia-S
tive or procfaliinatofy Of the iure progelS
OF a ufurpation which mo& inevitably un-
dermine the freedom Of this people For
my owa part Ihave lately beloved little
time N political enquiries, and think with
DR.. Y--g, that no fate can be found and
entire unlefs the full and abiolute iovereign-
~, that is, Legislative, executive and military
power thereof, be lodged foley 10 it(elf. !
reafon in this vile No fociety can exit
without laws and proper officers 10 pvt them
in execution, mo laws were ever found 70
perfectly adapted TO every Gate and condisi-
on of people that they needed no alterzti-
on, unleis thcie of the Modes and Pertains
NAV be accounted an exception. If the
laws ned alteration, none are more readily
difpolsd 70 inHaence that alteration than the
parties who feel the inconyeniency of their
operation theie mutt be the people &C
lsree---The people at large, are therefore
,he only fafe repoft0ry Of lhe power Of
framiae, amending and repeating laws. |
have III thought that il their Representatives
capacity, they might at leaf propofe The exc
ecutive shroughoot. That the fwOrd mould
be committed to any hands unconneesed
with, and independent on the people is ;
petition have never heard foberly laid down
bv any one who pretended himieIf friend
20 lawful government. And beiides all this
dnlels the people have power TO award C
very iervant of the fate, the encompasses DC
fllalI have for his labours, and take account
of the manner 10 which he has dilchaTged
his duty, the fefvant will ioon grow indie
pendent Of bis matters, and innead Of obey
ing, ufurp the command Of them. This ]
take 10 be the general out lines Of the Con-
ltituton of a fee fate, or Of . comma-
nifty which mag be (aid TO live under . law
ful eavrnmszf. Ny next enquiry is, whe-
thef l, an inhabisant Of this colony, haze
not full and abloIute right to all the reqni-
! iites Of wholeiome and yell regulated fOcle-
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IMPORTS and SELLS,
a Great variety of Pocket Cafes
y = Of drawing .inatumsn,s, long and mort
send drawing pens, brals comPaiiss WIN INIT
'er : poiats, plain ditto beam compAiles tor draw
hs2o Dee circles. bowes for drawing curved
nsr-Ais of frathsr.edge fcales IN brais, ivory
-.-SIzp sie uSu ,snr nlnsaius ditto IN ditto
d 'sAAyIS 5J!s 80 '~.f 49,
zne n;Incipal nltru:hcnt for iurseying, plain 70.
lles for ditto, Theodilites for ditto, tour and
sko pole furyeying chains, meaiuring wheels tor
Hrvevor.. horizontal fun dia.s for all latisudss,
uaiyeriaI fun diaIs, BarOmeter', ditto lhermo-
meter, 10 one frame, pocket ditto In ihagieen
Gales. irit thermometers in box icales tor not
kDules. hydrometers in ivory, ditto IN copper
aisb weights, &c for proving fPiriss.----
A great variety Of Dollon's patent
taeicopes from one to four feet ia length Aero
n ldc opera and prospective slsAts, iPy g'aiies
of vaious Ieogths with four or fix gIaiiss' mi,
cssicopes for viewing linen Wilions Pocket
duo, Severed pocket duo, Diagonal machines
ftt viewing Of prints. large book ditto, variety
Of prints Tor dino, reading glaGes fec in frames
corcaye in ditto tor iher.-6ehied Pefions, burn
ing ditto in ditto, wasch makers gsiies 10 ditto,
Epare fpeetacIe glades for all secs.
A great variety Of Hadley's and
DaSis's QUADRANTS, Azimush com
pafFes. amplitude ditto, mariners ditto for BIZ
naclcs, cabbin dito of all forts. pocket ditto OF
all forts, fand gafles from four hours 10 qsar
Ter of minute, black minuFal half-hour gIai'
Ie, on IN eatire new continuation, halt and quar-
ier minute ditto.
ST A T / o N A r I.
Guinea Pilot, Sreishts ditto. WeR.Indis ditto,
Southren and Strengths ditto. mariners calen-
dar, msrinsrs sompafss, daily sailtant. Guinea
charts. MercatoF charts from Amefica, &C.
n ..fouad'and ditto, North-Cnoina dilto'
South Casolina ditto, Bay Chelepesk ditto, Welt
India dittc. Honduras ditto. Muiquitto ihore
alto. maps of the city Of London, beh bi.cs
le.d PENCILS. ivory memorandum books with DO.
Journal books in marble covers. Journal ditto
Iuled. red Morocco pocket books with Reel
locks. black leather ditto with clalPs, sfs.fkin
memorandum books, leather ink holders, pew
,er ink pots, bet patent cake ink, Falling wax
Spd waters, beR dutch quilts, writing paper.
N. B. Genteel India joint walk
;ae cane, with f~ords, boz beam money fcales
with weights, &c.
Variety Of other inffruments,
100 tedioas to nentiOn. are made. repaired and
lod a, the shove place. Whsse ssy gentle-
msu BY letter or other direction, may dePsnd
on being q. faithfully ferved IS if PrsisDt.
And as he had a thorough ex-
oef;ence from one of the moR noted srias in
ina, branch in the city OF London. be doub;s
not of giving ample lstisfsaion TO every one
| who pIe,fes to favour him with their cuitcnn.
which will be gracefully acknowledged by Soeif
/ humbls leryHnt, ANDRE W NEWELL.
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For the Year Of our Lord CHRIST, I774
Being the lecond after Leap Year.
BY EZRA GLEAS O N. !
Calculated for the Meridian of Bottom, New
England, lat. AZ. deg zs min. north. but will
lerve, 10 m5R fefpeds, for Nova Scotia and the
four New England Governments.
This Almanack contains one quarter part
more than Almanacks generally do, and is
embelhihed with that which will make il
both Ufeful and Entertaining. -
CONT MING, ~
A ihort piece on P4uio.iip, o. tie e
of ones Country, IWl.h 40 Enn!aS' W, &
pats q the D6dy governed thereby, with
a cut.
The names of the Planets and Afpefs (;
Eclipies for the year 1874; Names and
Characters of the Twelve Signs Remark
able Days Time of the Superior anO In
feriOr Courts fitting IN the four New Eng
land Governments Suns nGng and fitting;
Time of High Water Morning and Even
ing Moons Rifing and Sitting Changes
of the Moon Time of the Suns entering
the Twelve Signs of the Zodiac Judg-
ment of the Weather Vulgar Notes for
the year 1874. # L s O,
Of the Sun; of the Earth Of the Di-
viibility of Matter of the Fixed Stars.
An Account of a Woman's being killed
by an Eruption from the Earth, in moff
remarkable manner /; Tome Remarkable
Sayings Mefccllanies Maxims, which
every perlon ought to bear in mind fome
Directions in Hufbandry.
The UNBELIEVERs CREED.
Uehl and Approved Receipts, viz. for a
Bilious Cholick for an AHmasick Cough;
From the Ear-Ach from Cold very good
Eye Water for the Falling Sickness for .
FIux for the Cout in che Stomach for
the Gravel for the Itch for Sore and
Running Legs for the Mes1es for the
ChcIick IN Children 10 prevent Sea.Siek-
nels new Cure for the 1-oofh-Ach.
Some pieces of POE TRY, viz. the en-
pertaining Tale Of the FARMERS BLUM.
DER on the Twelve Signs What is
Man 7 the Lutaniit the King Of Europe,
a jeR. IKE.WISR,
Roads 20 the fsyeraI Principal Towns in
the province, and the Continent, and the
/ bsfs Houfss Of Entertainment, and the Diff
lance they are at from The State HOufe, in
rsoRon, allo the difance from one place TO
II another.
*s* Booksellers. Shop
keepers, Traders, sc. may be suppIied on
very advantageous terms, to fell again, BY
the Hundred, Groce or Dozen.