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ExtraS efa Letter f;om one sff5styf and tsa Of
Mn IN a dlfAaf Coloy loliI FtIsaa AZ Balaon.
d o S T o N.

Ns@s" 80 - "IsS"t NOtSNl f0Df1 EItsNH Nf 0C50H.
" You and your worthy fellow faFcrcrs
would receive a glimple Of Joy amida your dif-
trelles to know, with what fympathy the In
habitants Of this province conider your cafe.
What never hapPend before, has happened
now. The country people have 70 exact a
knowledge of facts and o: the consequences at
tending furrender of the points now in quef-
ton, that they are, if pofibc, more jealous
than the citizens who lay in the direct line of
information. Doubt nor, that every thing
bears mott favourable afpea.
% May God Almighty bleis you, and my
beloved brethren in Bottom and Malachulctts-
Bay. My heart is full The time will come.
/ hope, when | may congratulate them on
more fable fecurity of their liberty, than they
ever YET have enjoyed.
Our country people appear to me to be
very firm. They look to the lat extremity
with ipirit. 1t is right they ihould--if they
viii fubmit their reientment to the guidance Of
realon."
The aGembly of Pennsylvania have cholen
the Hon. Joleph Galloway, Steakv, Samuel
Rhoades, TkomasMufiin, Charles Humphreys,
John Morton, George Ro6, and Edward Biddle,
Efqrs; to attend the general congres at Phi
ladelphia the 6rf of September next.
We hear from New-Suatford, in Conneai-
cut, that on Wedneiday the z7th of July as
II perions we're crofing the river there, in
canoe, it oyerfet, and the four following per-
fons were unfortunately drowned, viz. Anna
and Mary Wilcox. the former 20, the other
Is years old; Mary Blackjack, aged IS, and
a Lad about 9 years old, named Mills; the
Others were ali layed, BY the aiIifance of a
Young mans who Providenrizlly happened TO
be near them on the bank Of the river. The
bodies Of the unfortunate dsowned perfons were
taken up the next day, and decenuy inferred.
--They all belonged to the pariih Of Ripton,
ind were OFT after whortle- berries.
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For the MASSACHUSETTS, SPY.
1stbsas ~ appointed Councillor, Of fts ProUires
fMAssAcHUsErrs-BA

IT OF MASSAShVSEf s-bAA'
Cs sfiezneH,
A S mott of you are nerv meu in fate affairs,
~ and are, notwithstanding, men whom
Britt h administration have feletted to fill an
import ant department in the government of
this Province, which without ever coniulting
the Do ople they have prefumed to ssqv msdsI,
in ord er, as they FAY, to give it greater con-
formnry TO the contribution and government of
Gresr-Bri:ain, hope TO be INDUCED IN laying
dowA principles whole nororiety might be fup-
poisd to render their repetition dilguRfnl; but
prize iples which, it fsems have had hide weight
with You in the prefent awful tranfaeticn where
in viu have had but too great ihare for your
pref mt honor or future quiet. And as | can
not prefume that each individual of you either
hat: t.een, or will take the pains 70 revolve
eres ( many books ihall chiefly refer you to
the learned author Of the commentaries on the
Lrxs of England for the fundamentals !
pro poie to offer for your confederation; the au-
rhe Tity Of whom prefume YOU will hardly DC
da poied TO diipute.
This celebrated juria tells you vol. I. P. 81.
'tat" fats is collective body, compelled OF
a. multitude of individuals united for their
r. cety and convenience, and intending to act
,x .oether as one man. If it is therefore to act
one man, it ought to act by one uniform
tUilI:" and this viii once determined and de-
49,,
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STOP THE vESl

WHEREAS the Hou4e of IoHN
Wv BucxMAs, InnhoIdsr, ia Lexington, was broke
open, Iaa Tueiaay Night, between the Hours Of Eleven
AMI One and about Twenty Pounds, Lawful Money, IN
Canvas Bag taken out of his Deik, and carried off witha
black Shzrcen Pocket Book, with sBrafs Cap containing
saIy few Papers. Whoever viii pprehsnd the Theft
Thieves 70 that he OK they may Be brought TO uier,
fhal receive the above Reward. JOHN BUCHANAN.
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To be SOLD,

To be S o D,
a LARGE well-hniihed Dwelling
"A Houe. Ban, and Out-Eoufes, with about fourteen
acre, of Land under coed Improvement, and all ensloed
win good tone walt iruated in WOburn, near the Meet
r houle ten miles from chaflsown Ferry and fOuftesn
mss from Salem. II lies upon alargs rOad, very eonss
ent place for trase The price viii Dc veTy low E tah
or good ecurity.- Inquire Of AnEs FowtE, SIS Inn
holder in laid Wob1n.
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y. tI1 ygo,a ibfai JrsEMfAm PowIIL, Eff; one # biz
Maeays yeiee Of fbs Peace tbrsEgtsHf fbs P''vi"es
Of lie Nd giebafan-Bsy.
wv 4 the Subscribers, Proprietors OF
w TRACT of Land, about ffy Miles fquae' lying ana
Bordering upon Picataqua River, 70 the County Of iok,
late in the Province Of Maine, which defended to Us nom
Faascts SsiALL late Truro, in the County Of Barn-
table in the ad Province Of the Mafishuiets.Bay de-
cead, who urchasd the fame from enc Castzn oAN11s
an Indian Sag amore, agreeable to the Law, IN iueh SAs
made and provided Do hessby hnmby Fequet that your
Wosihip would order Meeting Of lad ProPaors, 70 &c
held at the Houfs Of Mr.. MosEs STATUTES OF az
mouth, intIc County Of Cumberland, Innhoder, on 'e
eighteenth cay of September next, az two OF the LOCK -
the AfteuOos, al the following Articles, uz ~.
10 choofe Moderator. ably. To choode Propreto
Clerk, ,dy To choole COMMITTEES rssaia6 iueh Ha-
dentid Ahain offaid PrOpretors As they may commit.
4thy At ote what money may be Thought neeeY ior
desyng the charges which may ae IN promoting inc m
tere Of faid Popiery. sshy To agree on home e'n0a
fol aeiing ID collecting the Monies, then or AZ any t.
ture Time "a Ted by the iad ProPretos 6thy. ioenooe
an Agrat or Agents. to prOecue any Peons, whohsse'
or NAV encr or trepaf upon the laid Land. And 1thy.
TO serer ON iome Method or calling Meetings IN sasuEs
FIlms4ib, Js5 8, 1874 EkksA saAL.
SAMvsL FREEMAN JcMvA ELONpeL
MATa m sIMIsrox PELATIAH FERsALD.
szss<a Prsyiuss Of he NJ 6sfah-BT.
or To Mr.. Samuel Freeman,
IS ~ -afFaLnoush, in the coanT OF Cum
L. d y ,hedand, in Lid Proyincs, one OF me
V ~ Proprietoss, and SubIerihers to the
Saxt .oseEoing Petition, Greeting.
InPuI rfuance of the aforegcing Applica-
Zion add eouelt YOU arc hereby required 10 give nouee
w Trs ed Manner as the Law drres) to the ad Pro-
S.,o,. az Meeting Of faidPropsOr is to be holden
= The I'm and Place. and for the PuPoiss mentioned IN
the afore-y sitten Petition.
nrser INV Hand and Seal, this 10Th Day Of July,
II ,ke FL rreeoth Year of His Majeays Reign, Anne4ue
DENIM, I774. .,nnmtrr t.a;..
oe,be re- ,ce through the Province Of the MAssAcav-
.ETTsJ iAy. .,., n,
BY VI tue Of the aforewns'en "siaTs 70 's
~ he Il me and Place, ana for the PuTPoles exPsed IN
the afal egoDg Application S""VAl S~~~N'
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CHARLESTOWN Stage, No. 8. iets
~ cut with four good Eories for Salem, rom Mr..
0Oodrns, near the Ferry every Morning At O'clock, and
returs the fame Day puts up at Capt. Wsbbs'n Salem
ANY Gentlemen or Ladies who want Pahage arc dersd
70 eau .. the Roya-Exchange, IN King tees, Bosn or
Mr.. GoOdwins, in chaneitown, ana 'else tne1 .Amss'
Anv C.ntlemen or Ladies who chooie to 60 in the
sbove Stage, viii be genteely accommodated,
BY their humble Servant,
DANIEL SWAN.
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coRNISH's New-Eugiand cod,Fih HOOKS, &c.
A BR All AN CORN is II,


FisH-HcoK Maker from ExETrR In ENGLAND
"A CQUAINTS his Friends and the Public, that ne has
N removed fsonn his Mandatory az the Ncrth-End
OF BosToN, 20 the upper part Of cAARtfsTowHs
where he continues make all forts of FHoos, waE-
ranted Of the bef Quality ;-beng made Of the bet Wine
cnly better aapd take Fin, and each Hook prove be.
fore put up, (which is done in England From isveEa
years Experiences they have been found much Hyperion to
any imported, and universally approved; tor which rea-
Son, he fatters himicl that all concerned in the Fihe,
win favour him with their cuAom, they viii thereby
promote their own private inters, and render chs Coun-
try an esntaI Service, by eaabIifng Manufacture
eesry TO It's Pupety---FeE the better accommodating
thofe who may .purcbsis his Hooks, they iold BY
MAfheurs LEE and JONES, near the Swing Bridge in
Boaon, who viii Always kssp BY them fufRsent Guam
,ity 20 ipppiy ths American Fihey.---Sad LEE and
T0MBs, have fofs1ie, afw f1oghsads Of Jamaica and
babados Rum, genuine ElpPens and Rape Snuh Ava
rie,y ar Looking Clales, Quantity Of Lynn Shoes,
few Cafes Of Blue and white China Cups and Saueers
corks. Gold and Silver Laecs i a Variety Of Stone,
Ca6, ,and CFeam-eoloured Ware, Silver and Pinehbee
Watcher, avanety Of silks, Laces and Mufln', Tam
bour NE lia Aprons and Rues; and general Ailost-
ment of Piece Goods.
Alto, n ais Of all Sorts 20 be delivered tMAasLEHrAb
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4 rec, il. E'se I ID 81.
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cHARLEsTo WIN, Somb.cs,srrs. Jnly IL

n eonfeouence ofthe advertisements lately pubhed BY
the general committee, and other proper means usd,
20 obtain the ene of the zObs y the Peient alarm
ing fate o. American affairs "Wednesday lat, the 9th
infant, the arge Body Of the mP ,spf'Gbe i1tpbGsrn
that had ever been en together upon any public occzon
bere or perhaps any where in America flour gentlemen OF
the ereate rropersy and character, animated with an ar
deaf zeal 10 relieve their uerpg brethren, and to pTeve
.r;r ou eede and ebirthFghts Of therpohery, not
withdrawing the extreme inconvenience Of the esfon fom
even the reote pars Of the country, attended) met at
the exchange in this town. In order to "eonder OF the
papers, letters and reolutions that had been tranmt-
ed 70 the ad committee from the Northern colonies and
ALTO othe eps neceay be purified in union with the in
habtants of our eT-oOones this continent, to avert
e dangers impending over American Iberriesn generally
the late hottie al of parliament agant Bolton, and other
arbitrary meafures Of the ritih miny and after ehooi
ne the hon. Col. Powell (who bad Preded az all the Tor
ner general eetings) for their chairman, and the fame
1creta as had hitherto erved, esrzed in oemn deber
atom UPON theie important matters, that and the two
occeedng days. during which the following reiOves were
unanimouily entered into viz
WEDN E S D A Y, JEJ6.
RESOLVED, That his majeAys iubjetfs IN Noth-Ame-
rca owe the fame allegiance to the crown OF Great b'An'
that is doe from his lubje6fs born in Cfeat-Britain.
REsoLyED, That bis majeays fubjeeis in Annerea're
Untitled to all the inherent rights and liberties Of natural
born fubisds within the Kingdom Of Creat-Bntain.
RESOLVED, That IL is repugnznt to the rights of the
people, that any taxes oud be impcsd on them, unleis
with their own content, given Peona or BY their repre-
fentativcs.
Rr,oIvIp, That il Is fundamental right which his
aeys epe fube6s are entitled unto, that man Mould
Ger in his peon or property without fair trial, Judg-
ment given by his peers, or by the law of the land.
REseLvED, That all trials Of tIeafon, maPriion Of
teafon, or for any felony crime whatever, committed
and done in his mses colony, BY any PeoH or Perons
rrdng sheein ought of right to be had and condutted
n and before his aies courts held within the ad colo
nv, according 70 the fixed andknO~n eours Of proceeding
and that eizing any Peron tPeons ins IN this colony
fupeed Of any crime whatever committed therein, and
ndns ueh perish or peons places beyond The Tea 60 Be
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TO B E S OIL d,

A FAR M lying in Newton, pleafantly
"A 6tuatee on large Road 10 Miles from Boaoa; con-
filing ofMowins, Tilsge, Psaue and Wood Lane With
a GOOD Orchard, watefea near Mile by Charles Ri'ea
For further Particulars enquire Of Samuel Woodzic' snE
on the Premifes, Of Capt. EPfraim Jsedn, ~ the
Lower Falls, ncar lzs Fam
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-..-psenr trader IN the
.a....,ea u,ho de1ruved
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xxrHEREAS the great and general court

WHEREAS the greae ano gcneiA So14e
w or aiembly Of CHS province, at .eH saiion Oessa
and held a, Bottom on the fxth day OF Janisy 1879
an sa then pssa intitled al to make Prosion VT
the .iog the monies upon the lands Of the Popseso 40
.h- townfhip Of A16eld, IN the county Of Hs1np'e,
&c 1b,eh ere due from the lad propfetors 70 deiay tne
&c eh,,,e< lsreafer mentioned, and 10 provide methoa
q for the collecting and levyins the lame, afPcsa ~
the (sbcnbeIs committee to aiceitain and aeeinne
was tl.n due 60 the Rev. Mr. Jacob Sherwn, ndni'ei
IS "a Aa6.A for and towards his ettement IN the m-
nyv there b. virtue of hseontrad with the proprietor
M wbar was due and UNPAID towards the building OF 'ne
,,eetns.hou(e there and the charges Ard expenses sA
red IN and about the tame and certain oher charges
toned IN the fd ae, and to Iieis iueh iuns q VIZ ~
Judge due on the lands already lad out IN the i own
ihip, THE publek rights xep'ed iueh -
appear to US not TO have been aeasy Pao ao aii0
aeertan what might be due The ad Mi. Sher"n io'
las tasyv 40 cable 10 his eontaef with the gropieoS
nee his le enent, to the ume the iaid aet was a1'
and TO aeis ioeh fun me snds OF the P'oPre'ss a.
ready laid OUT 1.-THE Pube shts and the anos oi '"e
us in the laid exec ted) each lot - que anu
proportion according nominal qu@ntt!' ana IN Se
any of the uopn.~ors ouli lea to pa ueh iufns d
bsv ould be aeed 10 collector TOR the iPaee OF nine
~ DAYS, notee of fuch asmenl, havns eeen gwen "
IA COMMITTEES, in mamie, is provided BY law OF TINS
p,oyince, made IN III, iccond year OF ms preiet
i.ipn inred an AZ TO idhj e lie unnProsed iAlos
Z .;th,n ms province be oo To- The payment OF 'aAes
and agreements of INT ProPesa thereof and TO enable
PROJECTORS OF ne~ paataHons to eyy Povnee andeouny
tases laid on le, .hen and IN vch cafe inc iao COM
mittce or the maor pst OF tncm may make nae " ~
b IF fch iennoue Il propfeors and tere, as ihaa be
nceey of he pa, n.a OF iueh iuns snd eAonabe ehal
crs rane ths.eon, in Os9 manner as IN and b, the at
mentioned sG provided to- the payment Oh iuen Ae
! and chartes AND b. an A made and pAlc by the Lad
,e,t and General Cout hslden at Bot1" IA February
I-7A in addil,on TO he ACT hlt abyc mentioned, che
tad committee were further mpered 20 determine wha
nuns were due to divers perOns, ard on Divers eonise'a
ons mentioned in te iaid addit 5na a a. to aiis the
the 6me agreeable the directions gwen in the IA ae''
and ao to levy the monies 10 aiiefed IN the fame way
and manner a. in and BY tn iA'd hrt mentioned ae
| II Is provided and ore6t houid levy the monies we
| were Empowered by the ACT ai.eis; And whereas We
| have made, and doy poed the evtrl aements we were
author zcd ana Empowered b rhe rel ID acts to make
ara the propretos OF OF tbs eNera lots eansaaeo
the following lifts ieie negea to pa, the iums al
died or their lands WHICH annexed 70 the repceu'e
numbers, viz. O
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AsA xs. whole heaven Ia Ekcn pcfnr 70 faA4
40 run with Joy the vain, luxurious founo'
Ble6 the full banquet with the CHAINS OF wine'
And rol che thundring chariot DER the gtoundt
For this, whils sobed in fycjphsnte lmiH'
Wth hearu al uai.dlefs u yosr eOunty,s pnn'
Your aatting falfAoods feed the ca" OF suae'
And bsrter freedom for the deans OF gam.
A,e theie ths Joys, on vsilaia ciLDes that wae->
In downs ii eaie iuxuIisnt TO rePde,
To ouaE rich viands IN She domes OF ha'e.
And blaze in tiehdos Of imperial ho%s
No--ths hard hand, che tortur'd brow OF care
Ike tharh-lcof'd hamlet and deiencaeis ihe0s
The tatterd saio, that m cts tn ineemrnt ans
The fam ihd cable and the thorrJ oeo
Thcle are their fate. In vain the arm OF ""
With gifts aurumnai crown the bearded PAM
In van glad funs may prompt 'hs gsnin 'on
And ipnng dilute he, ioftend NOV Is IN Val"
There lasage powr extends IT'S diimal ihaoe'
And ehl.l oppreiion, with her fioits ie'e,r,
sheds her dine blafings Ger the lprinsing biades
And robs tn Expecting lsbous vi ut year.
So rnuh we hnK ad at the neIn mmand
That bears the teirois of prant's word,
Bend the croueh'd knee, ard the uPPl.Ans n1n0
The poor, dependant vaiials Of Lold
The w,nrry ravsge of the foTn TO meet,
Brave the lsorcn'd .pcurs of tn autunnai af3
Then Dur the heard eafn'd harve!t at his ieet,
And beg fofne p1tanee from our pains TO marc
Bat not for this, by hely'n AMI virtue ed,
Prom the mad rule or his aIchal fiioe,
From ia,ilh ehails injur'd fathers ned
And How'd needom on III adventurous TIDE j.
Da,d the wild tel ors of thtie elimes unk .o"n'
IN inGd,ous fa,age, and he crimiond Piain'
70 as beoueathd ths PRIZE, their woes hal won,
Nor dceln'd they luher'd, they bied N 'an'
CTo be esneIEdsd IN osS next.
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Tb;, !, NO, meant a, eaStisn Ggaisf GsfndHx Ozy
,.L svr bleed. If rOs @ead Be driven tbaf sr,t-
Sut orly agsise The infolfe ztai Of tbse, +Oks e~
s h ssf iss rage seAlsy 'eI'n~tAf, a.s tri.E
Immediately 10 q erifI % fb'' province HttOEge
~ ~sd far ssrt froNifsg me (a,a are fr.pslsd By
~,:;et Of tBs 60 onits, and fboasb rte eSnTyss .
\. csrIsh en- The Bart Of ear grievances, ssS 70
Is tbs Lise Of eur esndH7.
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UE0-I 0Kk, JEy az, I774.
FIFTY NDS Reward.

NE1 -f0Kk, JE5 AZ, I77z.
FIFTY UNDS Reward.
w REAS on the 10th of June
w lat paa, certain oSE oRP, was
entruHed at New-York with comfortable Sum of
Money in Half Johannes, OF Nine Penny Weight, TO be
delivered by him at Quebec, anG he has not yet made
his Appearance there, with other fupicious Circumstances,
il is apprehendcd he gone off with the Money. e is
Native OF England about IS Years of Age Gx Feet high
fwarthy Complexion, very dark keen Eyes, with Pimplss
n his Face, and pitted with the SMALLPOX, Of fender
make, oops he walks, talks rather 1ow, with fome
mail mpediment in his fpeech, wig and is very
fond of Smoking He lived lone time in Potion, from
whence he removed Quebee, affirming the Character Of
Merchant in both Places he alto once in Trade in
New-Cale Virginia, and has Brother etiled hee.---He
went On board Cptain John F. Puym, for Albany, and
Ladeo Pcughepic,gh, from whence be hired Wagon
o err, him to New-Haven. He took with him blue
Caiamer ard dark brown fuit Of Cloaths.
Mhoever ccuies the faid JOSEPH TtIROP in any Of
his MajeRys Goals this Continent halI be entitea
20 pei. the Sum recovered, the above
ward of hy Pounds when convicted. Apply to Curion
and Seton OF New-York, Joeph Wharton, jun Of Phia.
driphia, Robert Chre, OF Baltimore, lanes Gihlon and
co. Virginia, John Bsnd6ed Of Quebec, OF Meiasiah
Bourne OF Bottom lis resue ed Of thoe who may have
IN JoiePh 1hop, nee the reh Of June h paff, or
know any thing of the he has taken, that they convey
the mott early intelligence thereof 20 any Of the above per-
fons which viii be GRATEFULLY acknowledged.
AL Matters OF Neeis l. fogrwarned from taking him
a the Continent.
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r EFT in the Hands of benjamin
IL GoLpTHwAIr, AMI to be Sold at his snoP, Juit
hove ConcxR T-HALL, Bottom, Supsrhne EAre', whte
md pompadore broad CLOTHS uPerfne, wnite and buff
erfymean. ANY Gentlemen ha,ins ossahen or an, OF
ne above Cloths or Keymear, and viii eve HIM the max
. them up, may depend on having shem on the lO~en
q ms, and on being pfed well.
Said GoLpTHwAIT has many other Things foe Sum
er wear uch as Silk Breaches Patterns, very good Won
ed ditto, a and threaded, arPed Damaieus, figured
silk corded Dimothy, Silk TambOur Shapes for Waicoats
k aae figured ditto, white irih Tick very fine, Pia'
cans, very neat figured Vevet, NanKeens Corduroys of
aous Colours, &c. The above Articles may be depended
n 90 be Of the bea Kind.
The Tayors Bunes in al les Branches is carried on IN
he bet Manner at faid Shop.
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CARAH DAWSON, Widow q

- The late IosEps DAwsos, Gardner, az the Cold
e,rh. al Ne-Bofion, has got for Sale this Fall, afs
Collection Of grated and innOculated Ensh Fruit Tres
Al, soYrs, eonhiting of Number of Pear and Plumb Tre
diff emit sorts alto, large Number Of young AFP
v.es. Uteiervea from the Seed likcwfe, Garden Seal
- his Summer, more iu,sable for the Wef-lndies
ar lima, than any imported
Anv peYlon who ma, want any Of the above Artick
,rd Oil oblige the fad SARAH DAWSON wth tie
cutou, may be aaed the, will be Sold u the very low
4 ,,es and all Favours gratefully acknowledged.
NJ. B. The Cor BATH Is now in good Order.
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ALL Perfons that have any juf
n Demands zgainft the Eazte of JoHS TArE, late
Of Bosrox, Mariner, deceaied deed to bring in their
Accounts to JAMES TATi, Administrator on faid EAate
And thofe who Indebted to fad Ehate, arc deed to
MAKE immediate Payment to fad Administrator.
BosroN, September 5, 1874,
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JOHN HUNT

JOHN HUNT
u Z 6 5 Leave to acquaint his CuffoA
- me and Others, thar he has entered into Co.
Patnciihp with JOSEPH SHERBURNE, jan.
under the Firm Of
HUNT and HERB URINE.
And that they have FOR Sale, large and eOmpeat Afr.
ment Of London, Sheffield, Birmingham and Btiaol
HARD WARES, conGGing of too many Articles
90 be enumerated AL which they determined fell
by Whoefae Retail, the very lowell R.;es, their
Shop rext Door northward of the Sien Of ,he HxAaT
nd CRowN, in cornhil, BosToE.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-09-22

THE Englifh Grammar SCH DOL
L la,el, kepi, in Mne-Sueel, oy Mar. w "A ID Is
HIS DAY opened, BY
WILLIAM PAY N X,
Who hezs Leave, eeby Aiure all ueh as nali Pleale
to favour Tim with the important Charge # edulatins
the ehiidrea, that he a exert his atm Il Endel'Oui''
BY conRant and careful Attention 10 Their lntere't to
merit their Appreciation, and their Encouragement
Be6Aes the Engliih Communicating, Writing and
Arithmetic will be taught as uiual alo the udiments
II Lain TO iueh AZ chute 70 be- nhUeted therein'
Bsess, AnggR nth. 1874.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-09-22

S L K S
And Superfne BROAD CLOTHS.
n PRIME allortment of Padufoys, Du-
capes, Lutcfrings plain and figured sattins, Da-
mak Sarinets, Se.--uperfne fshonabe cooured Broad
Cloths, with fuitab.e Innings and Trimmings
To be Sold at an exceeding low rate, by
John BARRE TT and SONS,
At their fhcp near the Mill Bridge, Bottom,
Where may be had, ali kinds Of
Englifh, Scotch, India, Hardware
and Cutlery GOODS,
BY Whoieiale or Retail,
Extremely cheap for Cath or ihort Credit. i.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-09-22

Choice Cheihirc Cheee.
Which will luit the nieef taae,
Iuf imported in Capt symmes caieffom London,
And to be SOLD by
HARLES 10y WE,
Oppolte the BeSn Stone. in Marihaps-Lsne' near the
Mill-Bhdge.
rTHis suaaiyof Cheef isequa in gsOdnes, If fpe-
rior, to that importeds and fold by him lao 6ll.1
Alto, excellent FLORENCE OYL, in
Flaass, warranted good, andte bet of
EngIiih Mafard, by the bottle, Jingle
pound, lei,.
OATMEAL BY the Bufhe, or fmaller quantity.