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SAT URD AY. January 8
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r.,,nY sf 1gs.y sn Nssptsrs, Rbols-eand Dee. zs.
mc heartily rejoice ar the glorious ieroke given to
trrav hy the noble Boonians, In the deueon Of the
India ecnpanys ca, and ae ycs, fany comes hszs,
which is doubtful, i VIII meet with ahnilar Fate.
Nrw-YoRx, Deresb0 90. The Psopricton OF the
suauahanna Paten for lands adjoining to, and claimed BY
the nroreDrs Of pennylvana, having, hear bad The
epinion Of bme ofthe moA eminent council IN England
clearly n fvous ~ their right, the government Of Ccnnee
reut have now dndesken defend Il and have ent an
eminent gentleman Of the law, who az Philadelphia,
on the bulinef We hear the Govenof Of Pennfyvania,
derous 20 make gos affair, but that the az
kbly conidering the matter only PnvAte dpute be-
ts<n tg pafenkees not inclined . intspoe We bear
thar tie Conheacut pafentcs have ored 70 deride the
trht by sri in any Of the eourts in M eplonies, nor IN
scrcafed Ii the diIpaea, or IN Weaminasr bah.
The Representatives Of the COUNTIES Of Neweas, Kent
and Suaex q Delaware, met, in Aemby, on the ssd OF
Oepber appointed COMMITTEES, eonripond with the
oatters avvontsa by the colonies Of Virgins, Rhode
Hand, Manashuetn-BsD &c. 70 lc<n0wedge the rsesPt
q their Ietters &c to thank them f their intelligence,
ara CONDUCT 20 snptove and Eccr their eaures for me
rsefesvaon &c their common rights and liberties " Wbitb
!. 4gpaw y Be- GeaMafidaht svzdd b fs' Pat'sa@'S'
q Of Crs6f-Brifain."
The committee eonfias Of FIVE perons viz cxfr ROD
nv, (Sp1af<vJ George Read, Thomas Mclean, John
McKiny, and Thomas Robinfon, figures, any three Of
whom are tobs4 1sfnm, vtsls b.fs9fis bshSt = 80
eaiu ag szrir and basir sriE 81 srb nfF ard
r.islnsns n re vaG taramrr prscssdisgs IF adj
nizibrsfbu, - sy rlnff 70, a rte Brag sslsHe' y
1zri,e ahf Rep eb and rssisisin e'vspsAd.ue gab
~ f5.f cslszs rttrFisg fbes ispsar cosfdAr4isssi
ssl e ksp fbs fskh pbn lss fias, bsfsr re Hsst
They as nrufie, psrtiluary, soifbszf drleyfs ess
ffa=lffva sf roc efissifis AID azfbwy sDbkb 1gn
sssenrfs1 fssr1 X gnb1 bed u RbuSs- 5pasd, ad 70
ts1sgsd ssb ss1es 70 frahPaf pea', seestd Of sfes-
CO Devastated i sznaide, PLACES b1snd fbs Jia % b
frieS, SC.
We hear from Rawsy, in New Jsrfcy, that on chritnas
nizht the zsth inzn Two fms Of Mr.. Smith, Of that
Pics, aboaE twenty, ths Other thirteen yezri Of sr,
he went to bed IN goad healshn te room where they
uaAy ny, morning both found dad IN Their
bed, without the leaf appearance Of any hort reeevsd. II
Is rcpocl thse thsy with thensme 1--we Goals Of ire
IS WI q L Is furrotd, they were fusiocatsd.
On Mondsy lat, the Members Of ST. IOHEs LODGE
ssssrzlsa ths annvesay sdsal Of shsr Pzsros fn at
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brother Huls They honoured with the company Of
che moi worhipfi and wsrhPfl the D. @. mater, grand
wardens everal oth officers Of TIC grand lodge and many
oshsr rspsshls brethren. The day and evening we're
enr with fhaf ioeia joy, hamsny and odEB BY sh the
fraternity arfo sminensly diftngaiihed. t .ssf
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From rte SENTIMENTAL MAGAZINE, for Jrss 1878.
Z Have always had particular zvsron to any dsviatons
from rettuds 10 every relpea. You wiz, PsrhaPss sl-
tenn me fcrupuou1y nice, and aeedy delicate, when
tell YOU that cannot bear exces nor etasanee = eena
your In dss. or in food nor yet Multiplication Of words,
vicious psbnnneiaton q uneammzrcA language in son-
vcation. There one thing which gives me particular
f1a, which cbfee NAN perens guilty Of; mean the
s zting Of all words beginning with vowel, and reehng
ne ASPIRATION in thols which bsn With an = Such pro-
nurcstcn even IN the nna1euus lips Of the I'm, M
gruccu In hPss that fae Of my who are
su,lry Of this inucs q pos b, nas uPon far hearing
Se rreonciIsd to him, have tacn de liberty notify to
the word the humble petition Of Injured Z.
TIE tss5is sefnsss # q. bsras< 4, eesyrt,
That msny ss;s, gsndunsns snl kkeSe ether pssfan'
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THE Memoirs of the Life of the Rev.
Il GEORGE WHITFIELD, M. A. Late Chaplin
Of the right Hon. the Counties Of Huntington. In which
every ecuance worthy of natce, both in his private and
pubc character is recorded. Faithfully eeeted from his
original papers, Journals and Letters. iuitrated BY va
ey of nereing and entertaining Anecdotes, from the be
authorities.
To witch are added,
A particular account OF this Death and
Funeral and extracts from the Sermons which were preach
ed on that occalion.
By the Rev. JOHN GILLIES, D. D.
c o Nd TT o S.
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IRISH LINENS.
William Scott,


At his Iriih Linen Store, in Ana Street,, te-
tween The Flat Conoui, and Draw Bncse,
BsAou. has i'm ported from Ireland.
n LARGE quantity OF .3-4ths.
IA 7-8ths. and yard wide Linens, Diapers
Table cloths, Shes,ings.
Said fore is ALTO fu'rilhed with great vari
ETY. Of
European and India GOODS,
Suitable for the leaion, amoDga which are icms
nice cinnamon coloured ana mixed Bath coat
ings. luper6ne blue and icarle, knaPped ditto,
cloth coloured fcarlet and crimlon broad cloths,
forea cloths, baizes, dnffils, &c.
Double Camblets, Cambletters. Denmark
and Pruflian mllres, grapes, dotietUens, lnlh
camblets, grize;s, Glveretts, mifionets, &c.
Black and cloth-colcured India tafasies, How
cred and plain black, white, crimion and pink
faiths, capucbin iilks, farlensts and modes OF
all colours HoGery plain and ribbed.
His general alIortment for Mems and Wo-
mems y ear coni&s of two great multiplicity
to be enumerated in public advertisement
All which will be fold BY Wholesale and retail
at the lowcft reduced prices for ready money
only, few very large Scotch Carpets.
A frefh Importation of Doctor Helmets &c
LIBERATED EIence &C Pearl and Pearl DentrifFice
for the preieryation of the Teeth and Gums, TO
he fold a, the London prices, cakes for the liquid
filming Backing for ihOes. boots and Lsathe
couom chairs.
A few pieces Of Ducspes, LuteRrings and En-
i'm Damalxs, to be fold at the Aering colt;
srge quanti'y Of lowered Scots Lawns, on the
fame terms.
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DUNCAN 1n2,rahan, Jun,
Has now tor Sale II his fhop in Union
Street, Bottom, comp'eat alloItmeut CT
European Piece Goods.
Suitable for the prelent Sealon,
Which he will fell great Pennyworth, for csfh.
The following
Articles of Hard Ware,
He will fell for near the coft, on examin-
alton, they will be found to be very low
charged.
Table knives and forks, portmsnteau locks, bra(s
Stag and duffie pruning nails, thimbss, two feet
knives, joint rules, tap borer:,
Penknives, two cafes ralps. files, thumb latch
very neat knives and es, marking irons, GIN
forks. bleis, trying pans, Jews
Sciars, lhesrs, cuItoe', hArps, gilt buttons, feel
azors, chizzles, gou- watch chains, quadriile
ges, wheat lcythes,crois diiher, very neat brais
cut flaws, hand flaws, cork machines, inuff and
Tenant and dove tail tobacco bcxes, neat pa
laws, curling and pinch per do. ink potts, combs
ing tongs, hammers, We OF all forts, deik and
ry nice psdlocks, ele- book cafe furniture, II.
can't brAis plate locks and n hinges OF all
orout and infide doors, iizes chef hinges of all
box locks, chef and fzes, table butts, cart
cupboard locks, iecret and chaile boxes, hoes.
A L 9 o,
Several compleat letts fhoe makers tools one
compeat ieu carpenters, do.
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A LARGE quantity of LlG-
: MUM WIFE, of different izes, uncom-
mon afaight and fund to be fold cheap for
cath, or barter for any merchandise that may Of
fer and fuit the owner. Inquire of the Printer.
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All perions indebted to
the PRINTER hereof, will greatly oblige him
by making fPeedy payment.
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pO FTS c O R n L r.
4La6y's .A.fYcu 10 her T Z A I A l. L.

4La6y', AAicu 10 her TEA A B L L.
u Arcwel the tea board with It's equ1ipage'
= Of cups and iaucers, cream bucket, iug1
The pretty Tea cheit alto, lately ford VongS'
With hyfon, congo, and bef double fine.
Full many Joyous moment have lat oy ye'
Hearing TIE girls tattle, the old maids 1s talf
And the fpruce coxcomb laugh at--may be-
'>' - nothing
No more f1all diih out the once lov'd liquor,
Though now detefable,
Becaule am taught, (and believe 1t tru
Its uie will faRen naviih chains upon my country
And Liberty's the goddess would chooie
To reign triumphant in AMERICA
CHOICE PEAS, lie of Shoals DUMB 0ITn
~ FISH, BEEF, RYE, few barrels Rye fL00N'
and PORK, to be SOLD iy>rc
John BARRETT and SONS'
near the Mil L-BRIDeE.
w A N T Z ID.
TEN GUINEAS, for which ample
. iecurity will be given. Enquire Oh the
Printer.
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-" Non nsbs mari GzmHf. il is foy our foferity zvs
dsye prSVide---tbar by may nor be in sU0rf CAFE fbaH
1iRiasa: For a FREL-MAN 10 Be TENANT At WILL
foy Bis LIBERTY IzViR NOT agret 10 il. Is a Tenure
NOT 70 Be found in aHLtleton. Spsseb Of Sir EdcVHr<
Cssis, Lord Cliff Jgfics. Parliamentary HSy, Pol 8,
Page 81.
g + 10 lpaiy tbe pysad, and 70 atG@s tbr Gakjet7."
" o wife and happy 2assn."
Sir Robert WalPole, and GREY esb0 zriSey 10
qcEoz be Prgsd Of taxing roe ColaSG mentioned, ~
ies7ed IL.
4" Wbea ! bad tbs bonozr IF Jy1iag Bis Majgiy, a.
vaiea my Of TIE =aeani IF information, TU5b derived
fors NY s5ee. fpeak, therefore, from knowledge. ny
material, acre good. Tras pains Collect dge
10 conider tbe,z and will be bold affirm, fbaf fbc pre-
fsf Great Britain fan RE trade Of RE COose, through
al rs brancbc, is millions year. This rte fund
tbaf eayyie yen tHmfbaH tbreHgb tss Lse soar. The
eGafes f5s Se,e rented eBa1 pounds ye three
sre yssr5 ago, sre tbrer fboEard tsszdI prsf. Tb
5Htts H fGer fran fifteen 10 egbfssa yaaTi fayrbee; rbe
fame may nOzU Be d for thirty. You owe this to Ameii-
Ga. This the price that America pays you for her pro-
eeton. dare NO: FAY BszU mEeb bgb0 ,bst prsts nay
Be aEgmeHtsI--LtoH bt spte, srW beg azf 10 tell re
Hovfs zubat is really my spzisH is, thar fbe SamPAa
De repealed abaEzfsy Totally and Immediately 7baf tbe
rGsn fer tBt repeal Be GgaaG, hrSst il Sras funded on
an erroneous principle"
Mr.. PITTi SpescE.
Ill fbe meG deisgnJ5ed svrif0g tbe trade Of Great
Britain, reVsai TIE prsnf ragn, bed Language en-
TREY sgrerisg 4r5 mr.. Pitts zfi5sz See Dsvrsazf,
Cbi2, Take, BeazUsi. PseisfbzUa,ir,Se.
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For the MAssAcHUsETTs spy.
Mr.. THOMAS,

Mr., THOMAS,
HAVE read " IN attention, the pieces in Meffs.
MN and Hiekss paper of lait Msnday, 6sned w. 0.
and p, r Both thec writer's, feem TO acknowledge the
;srfe and cruelty of the a of parliament, which imme-
dately dires Bottom and is evidently intended to enaVe
America and they Propoie iubmiion TO granny in or
der be relieved from il, nce on the noe OF tne oPpeor
is power" This is certainly important quefton, and
aecrycs our mott ferrous attention and after mature deli
beraon many important reaions appear agan paying tor
che Tea, or any fubmifion to the preent tyranny.
I. The Tea was Cent here for the wicked Purpole Of
eang the colonies and the people were under the neee
ty of deroyng prevent the evils winch were intend
ed by our enemies, therefore it jyF al -dsfe.
- The india company were criminal in tending their
lutsd Tea to America, they knew II tended to FIX
ynrybess rsvenus and enaye their American bretep,
therefore in reS(on and jgfee they ought never to
receive mthng for their noxious Tea but are bound by
the ties of uce and honour to make compensation to
the people here r the injury they have received from the
company by means Of Tending the Tea. 1t probable that
America will iuer (uneis kind Providence mould defeat
the inera dehgn) millions by this injurious plan which
the nda company have adopted and according to tho rules
of equity they ought 70 make good the damage and will
any one now m that this people ought to pay for the Tea
a. All the colonies condered IS one body poll
tie Whole general liberty and nereR is ineparabe, and
therefore no coneeons arbitrary power mu be made,
nsr any important eps taken by one colony without con-
ItinR the whole in congre and for this reaion ought
60 war for the meeting Of the coneres thar We may be
afihied by the joint wiidom of the colonies.
a. AS to the probability Of obtaining relief without
mean fuhmIion to tyranny, apPrehend il is VEy gyeaf
for the aa is uch aAsrant violation Of all the principles
of uce and humanty that every good man in the nation
viii exert his influence have this reproaeh wiped away
a. von as poblc-the nation will be alarmed with the
various eallmtes which this act viii bring upon them by
opping itch trade with America, and the meafures that
our States General may adopt They will be alarmed with
the apprehension Of a French and Spanfh And in
this great ing ene of political affairs, it cannot be
fuppoled that France, who for many important reaons
wants trc trade with America will remain ilent pec-
tatorhe will doubtlcls think it good opportunity to
open her ports to the Americans and endsavour BY all
means to gain then trade and rendp and thefe conf
serations win induce Britain to do America Juice.
AN AMERICAN
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From the PENNsYLv GAZETTE.
ITBe osUisg Leffers, 4id Be re Sy.7iar IF Ee
salebyafsS AMERIcAN FARMkR,l
l. Z + T Z K /.
Ia tbe Lbakifanf5 Of fbf Britji5 COiSAiy in
AMERICA.

BTstbreH,
HIVINE Providence has been pleaed to place US in
this age and country under iueh circumitanees to
Be reduced to the neee ehung of thee conditions
either to fubmit to the dominion ofothers, holding
lives Liberties, and properties, by the prearioa tenure Of
their -or to exert that undertaking, reioution and
powsr with which Heaven has voured US, in thriving
maintain our rank in the clafs of freemen.
The Importance Of thefe objects is 70 mmeny great,
and the treatment Of one of thefe colonies 70 extremely
alarming, as to cali for your mott eanea and immediate
confederation.
The fbjee of the pre.nt difpute between Great-Br-
tain and vs. 20 generally undertook that enlarge upon
Il is needless. We know the extern Of her cams. We
begin feel the enfsrcez<rf Of hoie claims. We may
reee the eOnequenees Of them for reaOn, teaching
infer aOns from principles, and events on examples,
hSsd eonyince What perfection Of eyituae is to b.
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ITO be fold or let, only for want of En-
ploy, Young Negro man, who is elpasi; OF t'ani-
,g;,s any baioefs In fanily Enquire Of the Printer
TO BE LIE r,
Fer cne two or three Years,
Ana nav Be catered upon Immediately,
a LARGE convenient Dwelling
~ TIos, in Beverly rear the Ferry, with four Rooms
Floor. ard good Wharf. For further Particulars
Cn0nirc Of Capt. wIlLIAM MOReAE,the Owner, living
in fsid Beverly.
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IEREM IAH ALLEN

! Informs lis Friends and the ~ Lie,
That he has received BY the LoNDos, CAPT. CALET,
| And is opening tor Sale,
AT his Shop IN Ann Street, lite North OF the Draw
Bridge, by Nholeale and Retail
A Compleat Ahortment of Brazicry,
"A Cutlery and Iionmoneery C o D S, Purchaied
from the mott approved Manufacturers in CreatBritain,
and which he doubts will give 4;islaeton both in
Price and Quality hof who plealc favour him with
their culom. 44Slsng qg5ieb tbs todozvisg,
I'd. I'd. id. Cd. Iod. and 2od. NAILS,
Shcatnng and Boat ditto, London Pewter Dhes, Plates
and Balons, Tankards, Quart and Pint Cans; Quart,
Pint and Half Pint Tea Pots, Cream Pots, Tea longs
Table and Tea Spoons, Bottle Grains, Wine Meaiures
Eed and Cole Stool Pans, Bras Kettles and Skilets, Bell
merte ditto, Warming and Fraying Pans, Delk and Book
Cafe Furniture of all kinds, Brais Knockers, Ball Bolts
Clock Pins, Screw Rings, Knobs Brais Scales andWeghts
Money Scales Bra and Iron Candleicks, alto few Pair
Princes Mette in the newef Tate, Steel ipng japanned
and iron Snuers pohed Steel Shovel and longs, Bellows
Box and Flat Irons, Box Iron Crates, Bed Screws half
and quarter Carriers, Knye Boxes, make Gators, Bed
Cap. and Turn Buckles flver ivory, buck, bone, horn
and maple handle Knives and Forks, Pehkniyes of all totes,
RazoH, Seilars and Cutoe Snuff and Tobacco Boxes,
Horn and Ivory Combs gilt, plated and acqueed Coat and
Bea Buttons; Shoe, Knee and Stock Buckles Of all kinds,
Temple and Dutch Speetacles, ALTO few Pair Temple Of
an extra Quality, Bras and Iron Locks and Hinges of all
forts, Carpenters and Jones Tools, Awl Blades, Shoe
Nppers and Pncer, Engi and French Gun Fints, Shot
Belts and Powder Flas, Powder and Shot, Be- and Sheet
Lead, 10 by Claf and pitched worried Wool Combs;
bef Clothiers Shears Smiths Anys and Vie, Iron Spades,
Beaver Gator ard Felt Harts ALTO few white urred ditto
with Gold Buttons and Loops for Ladies, Peg-ooh and
ero-cut Saws Steel and Iron Plate Hand Saws, fa
and key hole ditto, Files and Raps of all forts,
Oimblets, Tapsnd Bung Bores, Bamboo DogwoOd, fold,
joint and hazel Angling Rods Of all kinds, few Of the
neatc Bamboo Rods that perhaps in Amereapare
Tops for Rods, Cod and Mackel Lines, Hair and fix dtto
bef Hurry Hooks, ditto Gimp and Hair, Snap Hooks
and Stave Reeds, Io-Yad fly Line Gimp, Landing |
Nets, fygOOe, out painted cors, Bras Wnchcs, Brads
and Tacs of all orts, Nail Nippers, MUTT Crackers, Cork
Screws Brals and paper Ink Pots Bra Beer Cocks, Pink
ing Irons Chair Center and Deueling Belts Ctch Head
Cloth Table, Shoe and Buckle Buhes, Curling and Pinch
ng longs, Wool Cards. Selves and Seivc Bottoms Houfe
Bells, Pound Beads, No. ], and Silks, Kitchen Jacks,
ompleat Brai and Iron Wire, Curry Combs, Dripping Pans,
Corn Fans, painted Scale Beams, Hore Flems Bras and
tec Thmbes, Rat and Moule Traps, Tin Plates, Look
nc Glales of all kinds, few Pair Gold and Gold and
White oval Glaies in the Palmyra TaAe either with OF
Without Jerendoes.
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ia. The y U BLIC.
B92sn, June 9, 1874.

AS the times are threatning 1T behoves
one and ali to 20 into the moR frugal methods to en-
COURAGE cur own Manufactures, and there IS great con-
f,mption of Gloves in this large Country; we can manu-
fee enough here, to Gpply the whole ccntnen'' %neh
will employ our own people, and keep large ium o. N0
new here, which is annually ent TO England tor Gloves Au
which are better and cheaper than can DC inPo''so rom
England It is hoped therefore, thar the VI ''
arte.ea, lean will be totally topped.
Thefe may certify, that Philip Freeman
will Gr,v Merchants and Shop-keepcrs with the forts
following, viz. Buck-skin GLOVES, Norway Doc
ditto purple, ditto Wa Leather, ditto Beaver Skin' on
tic noa reaioisbe terms, the blue Glove IN Unon-
Street, facing th.Gsn of the cOFcld'' near the DOCK
Bolton.
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NJ. THoAiAs.

fsme D my worthy friends have thought mot little
"A 70 ny dadsantage) that was igner TO the addreis
% The lse governor Mr.. Hutcbnion, beg leave thro
tie chanel Of your plFe, aequaint them that III mil
,ake and eag be accounted for, when the reenment
is allowed r which the reading Of this liz RATES. IN the breait
of every eni the community together with the near
80 S,.seavood bsals with that OF Nathaniel
Creenearh but his friends may be aured he never iaw
The adde, ill it was in the paper Of goth infant and
conicquentiy never fgncd it. The laid or,
NATHANIEL GREENOUGH
Has imported in the ieyerl ves arrived here this prng
arse srtnent OF Engh goods, iulted to the ieaion'
amoSa ii, goods are CHINA WARE, SPICES and
Grand ao, tment of HOSIERY. Mems SILK HOE, ram
s;,. u;,hg and Random, Mems Women and Chidrens
,rb,o,a IA Cotton ditto. Mems and Womens Black and
White Silk Gloves, Women and childrsns Black White
and Colourd Silk Mitts,, &c. SC. Sc Sc Inc imai
eft favour Of hoie who will Pleaie to favour HIM with thei
Cuaun ihal be eaeemcd and regarded BY him'
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,snP. j,r M.sf4'0. les u
- a that .4n1 gooa eeJllnla9 6siHg
, q F - ri sp6ieb lie pulitzer IS Vey
"a .le aeiA, IN future, etdtau0aa| 10 Pre-
ODS ..sy thing Of tie Ike Kind happening. p
this Eng as he may Lavs the b:n;ar st Tang an
1h. r@ kasd- ly,ag. to the fatle.
u TIE gioamy tr9lPsa Of pull; affairs, at
. tyt.ut, n tlis deSofea eapital, has ecTG'S'.Td
,,D. preGing Demands nban him, s0bicb viii
'areat reluctance Dc intums bis e4yiomser5, lie
can ~ no means aajs0er gUitbout their kind
ajGJqaaes He is haf6 TO trouble them tVif6 a
.Idunning' advrhjfmeat, Jat bis affairs make
ifneesQary His eaj2onsrs in the country rams
in this broyiinte, and fbsg IN the otber coion'fS,
be bopls pgIN taks proper notice Of Il, ana
tsyidsr tbae is no foDibihy, (9Pef'a1y J:r a
young beginner) IN carrying on 1Effnsi'
lvitbont regular payments.
n g0oyk q. ibis Kind, il IS foeH kn0l'H IS at
tnaed 4vit5 great expeace, and b begs lcaye 70
mention, that ne MASSACHUSEI Is
SPY IS a third larger than any NeVo'-PGpFr
bnbflBsd in this byOUints, and eaatainsaS 7lHf6
Ne4gs, a. mary Political E6ays, as .H?y N
.Au1!ca; and is the absaf9g ontbe gi'6f:
/. THOMAS.
B9j?ss, Ja2s 9, 1874.