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t HUI R S D A Y, i
This day was publifhed,
[Embellhsd with very elegant [Qnarto Engraving Of
Indian Gazette.
NuMBER v.eOf ~
T HE ROY AL
> American Magazine,
.re So Or UNIVERSAL as. ..s
Repofitory of Infruction and Amuiement.
For NJ A.Y, I774.
For M A ", ~.

C o N T. T N I'm G,
An a for bockading the harbour Of BoaonThe tcnets
Of the Sooratr Phoophy explained Fortune Hunter
continued -Hamet the infucency Of Luxury the
at.anments of happines concerning the good PO
icy Of continuing and encouraging the fave adeAn ad
inirable Recipe for confunpon Agnculture---ro
the young Gentleman whole Leters female education
was publcd in No. 4--obiervations on Phyognomy and
Beasty--New experiments and obiervaons in chemnty
-Of the r method Of Communicating ideas BY pictures,
and Of the origin Of leters-ExPlanation Of Indian
Gazette, giving an account of their for the
Aahma--onthe extraordinary degree of heat which men
and animals are capable Of fupportns Reflections the
Far Sex Cruelty Of tyrannic PnnceI The Directory of
Lave --PoETIcAL EssAYs---A Gentemans lamenta-
ton for the lois ofhis dog Anfer to the Rebus in Mo-
My Choice---Orthoiox Advice-A Sops Of Lbcrry.--
RHETORICAL CHRoHfe1 General AiAory OF Ame-
fca---A bill for the impartial admniaraon Of Juice, dec.
il Maachuetts- 3ay-A bi for the better regulating the
Province CT Maiachufet,s-B D5nleaic Intelligence
Marriages and Deaths Meteorological observations the
Weather. Governor Hutchinions hiRofy, &C.
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From de pGMNsYLvANIA oAzETTr.

l. L r II Z r III.
70 RE Lnba5staas IF tie B,iG@ COlSaiS ia
AMERIcA.
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."A tax granted " fbe Parliament IF England Pail
nsr bind fbee Of Ireland, beanie rig nnred 70
CIR Parliament; and again, "Ireland barb Parliament
Of rs o4ps, and akefb and aifeib lo4Vs and afsss
do NOT bind them, BeeaEs fby do ead tnEts 70
pa,liamsnf Bm fber PeTions fbs King iubeet, hs
s te rtabifonfs s caiais, Caogny, AID Guisi, 4vth
tbsy ssafirzef Hadsy fbs Ki4gi jskietTar."
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TO BE SOLD BY
ROBERT RU-GGLES,

At his Shop in Commit, little 70 The Northward Of the
Town Pump, BosToN, large Allotment Of
Englifh and India g o O ID S,
BY WhoIefae or Retail, extremely cheap for Ca only
Aasra zehib are fbe faRsgoigg l4,iisles, viz.
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vince, of which, they mutt conieis this inno-
walton is mott aagraat violation.
Blood will TOO probably 6e iPiiS in this COM
tea, and it may be worth iome peoples CONT
deraticn where the Almighty Will make inqui-
iision for il. No man can pretend himicii
bound in confidence to violate the laws and
contribution of his country; Millions feel them
islyes bound, at the riiquc of life and fortune
10 maintain them to iuffer theie novel courts
20 90 on and eifablilh themielvcs is rreaionaoly
TO give up our &C aititution to ipill our deareit
blood in its defence is confident with our allie
glance TO our temporal and eternal Sovereign,
and duty for the neglect of which We demerls
ErERNAL DAMEATIoN. "A r
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I H u S D A Y, AuguR IS,
r O S 7 o N.
(7o Be continued. l

We hear from Charles County, in Mary
land. that a veiIel was arrived there from
London, having on board feveral chefs OF tea,
conGgned TO fsSeral perlons in that county and
Virginia, but that upon application from the
vipiIant gentlemen who comPoie the committee
of that county, Captain George Chapman,
the commander, gave them Satisfactory aaar-
ances, thar he would take iS back and deliver
Il to the conhgners.
By private letter from Williamihurgh IN
Virginia. we are informed, that the repreien-
tatives in the late aGembly have chOien out OF
their own body ieyen gentlemen asdelagates
from that ancient dominion, for the approach
ing general congress. AT this meeting the
following proportions were recommended 70
theie gentlemsn:
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Far the MASSAcHUsETT S SPY.
Mr.. THOMAS,

w z hear from Berklhire that vaf numbers
w of the people aaembled to attend the
lait ieiIion of the county court IN Great-bar-
r;nv,on. and unarmrd filed the court-houie
aud avenues to the feat of juftice 10 tull that
NO ,paiiaee could be found for the Juitices TO
their places. The fherif commanded them TO
make way for the court bur they gave him
70 underfand that they knew no court on other
eliabIlhment than the ancient laws and uiiages
of their country, and 10 none other would iuo-
mir or give way on any terms.
Here is now an example for you inhabitants
of Suffolk! an infant county hardly organized
has prevented the iefIion of court on the new
fyftem of defpotifm. Is there not wiidom and
Ionituds among you to prevent the iebveriion
OF contribution you have held BY right and
law much above century Forbid 1t Heaven
thai the metropolis of the province ihould igno-
miniouiy furTender the belt iecuriy OF our
lives and fortunes after the youngeR county IN
the province has made iuch generous tand
for It's preiervation.
am wrapt in ccnfuhon in reflection on the
ocmpliaaoes of iome officers, who 1t IS iaid,
have without heftation proceeded TO do buff
neis in this new way, not ar all Ut ieemsl re-
cardiug their oath Of Office. which bound them
70 their duty according to the laws OF the pro-
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TO BE OIL D.
RIGHT of Land contaI

A RIG II L OF Land containing goo
IA Acres, in Toy-nihip granted BY the Crest and
General Court, Of the Province of Enthusiastically, 90
Same LvemOre Efq; and others, lying on both hdes or
AndrOfeogsing River, adjoining Syivser TownihPs, in
the County efcsnherllnd. Enquire Of the Printer
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/ EFT in the Hands of BENIAM1N

T EFT in the Hands of BENJAMIN
IL GoLDTHwAIT, and to0e SOLD at his Shop, jse
above CoHcERT-HALL, BoaOn, Superfine iearet, WI
and pOmpAdore Broad Cloths upeI6ne, white and bur
Kehymear.. Any Gentlemen having occaiOn for any Of
the above Cloths Keymesrs,and viii give him TIE NIX
ing them up, may Depend on having them the loweR
Terms, and on being ufed well.
Said GoLDTHwAIT has many other Things for Sum.
mer wear fuch as Silk Bresehes Patterns, very good Wort
ted ditto, a. and threAdo4, fHPed Danaieu, figured
Silk, corded Dmothy, Silk TambOur Shapes for Wasoat,
Silk Jane, figured ditto, white Irih Tick very hne, Pan
leans very neat figured veves, Nankeens, COrduOys Of
various Colours &c. The above Articles may be depended
on to be Of the bea Kind.
Ths TayIOr's Buhnef in III It's Branches is carried on in
the lrA Manner at Gid Shop.
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" U M B z r /. Of
THE ROY AL
American Magazine,
Or UNIVERSAL
RepoGtory of InRruGtion and Amulement.

Or UNIVERSAL
RepoGtorv of InhruGtion and Amulement.
For ! N u AIRY, I774.
CONT AMIN G,
The Origin of Letters-To the Literat of Ameriea-Li-
berty in geneal-DeicrPtion of the Suocato Srdua---
Remedy thercfor-Thoughts on Marmony-Female Edit
eation-The Addreis of Americas Genius, to the Peo-
pie in the American World-Againif ldoatry and Bla-
phemy---The Bible the Book of Knowledge--The
Cultivation of Indigo in this ProvneeTo die Woolen
blue--To print on Linen or Cotton--ro die tanned
Skins of a durable blue-The Old Man---The Hf-
sory of Literaturc--Advice to the Ladies-Power of
Moncy--Epitome of Capt. Walis's Voyage round the
World--The Thunder Stom--PoETIcAL Essays.
"A Prophecy of the future Glory of
-Deicripton of Ameriea--A Thought on the eonnu-
bal State-An Eegy to the Memory of Miis Z. l.
To Lucinda on New Years Day--A Song.--HIs-
roRseAL CHRoNIcLE.--Cenera Hffory of America
Domeiic Inteigence.-Governor Hutchinion's Speech,
Marriages, Deaths, &c.-Meteoroogieal Obferatons
on the Weather. &c. &c.
Governor Hutehinon's HioY Of the Mafachuetts- Bay
Printed and fold by |. THOMAS, Bottom,
Ncw-Engand, and by the Printers and Booksellers in
AMERICA.
(Bat qU copies printed more than 70fys Ja6fe'ibed
far fbo 7vbo do not ebnle 70 be daRpOintcd Of fbe f
~nmJty, are yeqaaaed 70 be lpeedy i" Ja6Cfribmg.)
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IRISH LINENS.
William Scott,

At his bin l. nen ;toie, in rnn Suss', re-
tw-en the Flat Ccpcui, ard Draw Bicgr,
b fon, has I'M period from Ireland.
y LARGE quantity of 3-4thS.
[ \ 7.8th.. and yaid vide Linens, Diapers.
Table cloths, Shes:ings.
said aore is 70 furriihed with great vaii
ey IF
European and India GOODS s,
Suitable for the iealon. smongit which are iome
nice cinnamon cooured ana mixed Bath coat.
lnss iupcrhr blue and icarle: knapped ditto,
cle,h coIoufed (carlet ant crim'on broad clo.hs,
foreA clio hs, baizes, dufiil', &c.
Double Gsmblets, Cambleuers. Denmark
and Pruflian uitres, grapes, eofetNens, lriih
Gamble S, grizes, Glveretts, miaionets, &c.
Black and cloth-coloares India isfaIies, flow
cred and plain black, white, crimlon and pink
faiths, capuchin iilks, iarienets and modes Of
all colours HoGery plain and ribbed.
His general aAortment for Mems and Wo-
mems wear confits of two great multiplicity.
to be enumerated in public advertisement.
All which will be fold by whoeiale and retail
at the lowsR reduced prices for ready money
only, few very large Scotch Carpets.
A freih Importation of Dcetor Helmets &C.
Iebrated Enrnee C Pearl and Pearl Dentrifrce
for the prslervation OF the Tech and Gums, to
be fold at the London prices, cakes for the liquid
filming Backing for hoes, boots asd Leather
bottom chairs.
A few pieces of Ducspes, Lutefrines and En-.
lin DsmsG,,, to be iod at the RerlIng colt
Ia &c qusntty of AOweIed Scots Lawns, on the
fame terms.
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NEw-YoRx, December "a, 1873.
p R O p 0 S A L S
Fnr nrinting bY SURscRIPTIoN,

For printing by SUBscRIPTIoN,
THE Memoirs of the Life of the Rev.
i GEORGE WHITFIELD, M. A. Late Chaplin
of the right Hon. the Counties of Huntingdon. In which
every crcumancc worthy of natce, both in his private and
mbiic character is recorded. Faithfully feeeted from his
original papers, Journals and Letters. Iultrated by
rety Of nteeng and entertaining Anecdotes from the bea
authorities.
To which added
A particular account of this Death and
Funeral and extracts from the Sermons which preach
ed on that location.
BY the Rev. JOHN GILLIES, D. D.
G o N D o S.
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and with new and neat types.
H. 1t will conff of about three hundred pages, and the
nriee to the fubfcbers will be than Six Shlings,
neatly bound and ettcrcd, although the London edition
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III 1t hal be put the Pre as oon as 900 have fub
rbed and the names of the iubrbcrs printed at the
beginning.
Nv. The books as foon nihed, will be delivered to
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" Thoie that lubrbe for twelve iha have thirteenth
gratis.
Subscriptions are taken in by PHILIP
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PHILIP FREEMAN, Jun. near Lberty-Tree, in Bottom,
and BY all the Printers and Booksellers on the Continent
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PO Z T S c o R N Z R.

ron, .,e RIVAL AMERICAN M AG All y
a PROPHECY of the FUTURE GLORY
of AMERICA.
ITO wears far diaant, and to ieencs more orsh''
Along the vale of time extend thy iisnt,
Where hours and days and years, from yon bright po'e'
Wave following wave, in long fuceeiion roll
There ie, in pomp, for ages without END,
I'll. ,lories or the WESTERN WORLD aicend
See. Ibis bleit LAND in her bright morn appears
villa from dead Plumbers of fix thouiand years
While clouds of darkness vaild each eheanns ray
To fayage BEATS and favsge men prey.
Fair FsEKDoM now her en6gns bright diPlays'
And p,ace and plenty bleis the golden days.
In mighty pomp AMERICA ihallriie,
Her plores (prcading TO the boundleis kles;
Of.y'ry fair, fhe BOATS III Attended charms
The queen of empires and the nurie OF arms.
Soc where her HERoEs mark thergorious way
Armd for the fight and blazing on the day
blood Gains their fteps and DER the conqunng Paln
Mid fighting thoufands, and mid thouiandS nam
Their eager f,Sords promiicuous carnage blend,
Ard ehaaly deaths their raging eourie attend
Her mighty powr the fublce world fhai iee'
For laureId conqueit waits her high degree
Gee her hold veflels ruihng to the main,
Catch the fgift gales, and fweeP the watry PLAN;
Or led bycommerce, at the merchants door,
Unlade the treaiuIes ofeach dlftant ihore
Or arrn'd with thunder, on the guilty foe
Ruin big with death and aim tn impending blow
P;d eyry realm, that hears the trump of fame,
Quake at the dfant terror OF her name'
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GARDEN SEE d S.
llortmcnt of GARDEN SEEDS,

Alargc aIlortment of GARDEN SLEDS'
Imported from LoNDoH, in Capt. Shepherd
Ala, an allor,nent of AMERICAN SEEDS,
Sold at Inc following prizes I'm tcns money per pound
o.,G. and beans per buihc and very cheap per maer
quantities, for ready money only, by
IOHN " I L,
Gardner, ana Secls-Man, in SEvEN-STAk LANE
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Bseon, February 6, 1874.
This dav was publiihed,

This day was pubIl1hed,
(Pyce Ten Shilling, and Eight Pence per anHan 70 Snb
lfyiBes, Fivs Sbings and Eight Pence be paid on
(ubfyibHg) ma
TEmbcfhed with (Quarto) View of the Town Of Bottom
ard eyeral ps Of war in the harbour; alto, the Ihrn-
der Storm, an affecting hocal piece, elegantly engrav-
ed or copper.
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T II u r d A Y, November 10.
d q G II q NJ

Lar evening arrived in towns the Hon. Thomas Cuing
Fu; Mr. Samuel Adans John Adams, Efq; and Robert
Treat Psne Efq; the Delegates fom this province, to the
late GRAND AMERIcAK coEoREss. The people teOi-
ned their Joy at their f. arrival BY ringing OF the bells, &C.
The Delegates tor EewBampihire arrived al Portlmoath
from Philadelphia, Tuesy Ia, and were Oyul received
by the Inhabitants.
The following are the prent popular and prevailing oas
lin England, which plainly deovcr whsteyer may be reported
to the contrary the very UBIQUITOUS light in which the Peosr
there view the late conduct Of the Rrith minY towards
the Aneeaps, and their hearty dee that parliament
may refy the errors of the la, and brighten the chain o.
iendip, which for the good ofthe whole empire
ought ubf between the mother country and her
American colonies.
MAY the Britii mintry never be employed
tituronal lerwce, become the pemers bloodhounds
Reflection, reformation, ard moderation to General
Gage and perfrvepence 10 the Americans"
May miniaera bride behched out OF an Ameri-
lean Pocket"
Nay the unreprefented Americans be longer mife-
prefented.
AT the senerslseiOn, may the elected beprOpery fslea
ed"
And may the wfaom of future Parliament really the
errors Of this"
Saturday aa being the anniversary of the Powder Plot,
Noon there was dhaes Of cannon At Caale-Whiam, the
batteries in town. and bard the ps Of in the barbour
Thurday the twenty fourth infant, Is appointed as day
Of public Thanksgiving, ia the governments Of NtsH-mP-
ihre and conneetieut.
The town of Exeter, in New-HamPhire, Ian Monday
cnnght voted the fun Of One Hundred Pounds, lawful
rooney be paid by the Sesmen Of that town, tor the
relief os the poor Of this capital.
On Friday evening IaA, in pusne PERRIN who had been
guilty fbreang the peace in chaeOwn, barrel and bag
Of tea were ubled on, which Immediately carried TO
The trsniag-eld and committed 10 the fames after they
were cOrume4, logged :hsr: was more IN the Zane
place upon which zrch was made, and enough found
6 large hceezd which conveyed place called the
Gr.-n, bsss caPsRstoa tavern, ard quantity Of fggos
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ls'l round =, ey fe FL. and a.. Ghse eon.rn-
Every thing was eoncleset with uea acls aud oder .h,e
n'oy people there krew nothing u un, tie next ngnlng
-.s aepisa the quanGy aeoysi was bs.esa eco and
goa wesar. ~ tl.
TIE enbans1nents if,nei adnioasason b. the re-
f.atsey behaviour oithe King Span, who IS on the pns
o censlncns war againt Portugal, and ~ qanrng with
IN; Ersh Aitcn, w be greatly on the an.ya Of
tn: Scarborough of War, which l.ed fon Bottom the
sta OF September, with his Iseeleney Oens Al Gage. DIFF.
patches pre-ny alter tie memorable sa, which f1r ies
Gays ost,ipnra great astAton the loGInen province.
M ARRlED.] M. 'Saoriel Johonnot,
rnescaant. to Mis Sarah Bradtreet. 80 lanes
Arquhart, Eiq; Captain in his Majcily's I4th
Regiment TO Miis Hannah Flucker, cldeis
daughter Of the Hon. Thomas Fucker, Efq;
Secretary of the prosince.--Doo,or James
peokcr, 70 Mrs. Rachel Noble, conio of the late
Major Noble, decorated.
Csiom. Rr(r, Pef Of Set@ SaJ gk5,besd, Nsssulu 4.
ASsiy4n. Atkins, 6om Liboa sSiow, New. London;
Lursey Philadelphia; Mitchell, Bas, anl Love, Cani1
Bare CaI.I Qasset, Qgsbsc Reod, S.. Lucia wier,
Cncese.
Nrw-YoRK, AoVe1ber !. Lad week, az Philadelphia,
ended The Grand Continental Cong., OF delegates from all
the nrih American colonies Ron, New Eampe to South
Carolina, ircnhyey-lhey having, in manaer highly ho-
nouaole to themieises and CHER csnens, and cieeabe
to their country hnhsd the im,ant bohes whoa they
were appointed, ara m !, 10 .eneIate and cetefnine Tor
great snd incssaGHg nation,
The world has hardly en any sfeuhly thai had mat
ters of greater eonisquvnee before thrm that coen in
mere honorable manner better qualified for the high
tri ePoIed in them executed in fhfu jJdeous
and etseua manner, fee and unanimous in
their eoneiuions ehan this.
We hear the journal OF their whole proceedings, in the
preis at Philadelphia, and In few DAYS may be expected
while tie following particulars pubed by their or
der, viz.
b declaration Of natural and conf tutiona rights
lit Of American grievances occsonal reovrs thereon
letter to General Gage alot aten voluntary CONTACT
not to import uic. and exPo from Great'r-
tain, Irclare, the We-lndes Dominica after the tunes
mesoned in the agreement, any goods meeband
TILL all the oPpreye unoof utiona acts " the Bt psris-
II asain the American colonies repealed letter
the people of Great Btsin letter the inhabitants Of the
Brith colonies in Americas and letter the inhabitants Of
Qarbee.
Thee particulars all drawn with maaeriy hand the
expsdeney Of eyc adopted meaure, clearly poinrd
the whole plan 60 well calculated, 70 tempered with good
nefs and wiidos. with mdnes and reoution guarded
by prudence and Imported BY reaos, tbAt in all probability
hardly fail Of the deircd effect.
IL alto recommend that delegates be ehclsn foon
pobe for another general conges be held at Philadelphia
the 10th of Nay next.
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B A CK SW Or ID.

To all LoVsyI Of fbs NsEk SERVER Of DEryNer.
."ENTLEMEN who ebufe TO Be inasaasd in the
Y y Art commonly called the BACK ORD, arc
deired to apply to d ON AID M'ALPlN z, who will
teach them fd Seiene. their entire Satisfaction, the
Room in Street, the -Houie lately occupied
as Writing School The Hours Of Attendance from
l ocioek in the Morning, from Neon ill oCicek, and
from ill O'clock in the sfternOon.--Av Gentieren
that coOle be taught pFvstey s Be waited ue At fh
Sraons convenient for them, either At the School OF
their Lodgings.
Said MA LPIEE opened IN
& MING SCHOOL, on Tuefdsy
the n nas the place aforeas st ooek an con-
tinue m each evening" for the sssekt Of ch a. SsnaOs
ATTEND 10 the Day Tizs.
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9Ms Day ep6ENrG.

And TO be Gold by MILLS and HIGHS, in school-nreet,
and JOH BoYLE r.. in MarIboough-arret.
THE VoTEs and PROCEEDINGS of the
u GRAND A ERICAN Continental c 0 NJ
G RESS, held at PHILADELPHIA, on The sSh Of Sep
tembsr, i774 Containing, The Bill Of Rghts, Lit Of
Grievances, OceaGonal Reiove', the -ggsrafaa. def
lie PEoPLE of Creat-Briysn, and Msno,iaI the
Inhabitants Of the BRITIsM AMTRIcAn CoLonIEs.
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ANpKEW DEX ER.

Near the MILL-BRIDoY,
4 cQU ANTS all aca worthy Patriots Is have
"A 6gncd the EeE-consuMP1IoR AeRELAEHT,
hat he has oonfcientoO RETAINED fon mpoitiag any
Goods nee the A for blocking up the Port Of Bolton took
Place, he fboes expeGs to be favourd with their Cufom
He keeps the fame Store, and f-s sJsep formerly.
VERY cHEAP IED1TD
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-11-10

THE Co-partne.ihip of BROWN and
a SHATTUcK will be mutuaIy dinolssd the I4,h
Infant 1hofe who have any Demands 1ic Company,
are dered fcnd in their Accents and thole indebted,
IRE requeled to make immediate Pa rl-nt.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-11-10

THOMAS'S New-England ALMA
MACK, for I77s, viii be pub'hed in few Days.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-11-10

a LII Perfons who have any demands on
n the ellAte Of SAMUEL RUGCLES, Zen. deeeaed,
defined to bring in their accounts SAMUEL RUGGLES,
Jun. Admin orator, for adufmep, and all reron that in
dsbtsd, cered to make pssdy payment to ad Admini
traitor.
n. y. Bufnels carried ON Ufusl by THOMAS RUG
Giles, thoc good cuomeis Of bis Fathers, who Peale
favour him with then euacm may deFend their bsing
well ued, and the leaf favour gratefully acknowledged
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-11-10

TLii day rcai fathybed,
And fold by DANIEL kEEsLaED, in Gsetn;f,ea.
FUSIfE Er.t Book Of the AMERICAN GIRO
Il NlcLES Of the Times.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-11-10

1.-THE Copartnenhip of BOX and
Il AUSTIN, being dalosed, by the death Of Mr..
X. This is d-ire all Peons who have any dsmAnds
on id Company bring in and fs.de their with
the foryyng partner y Z N AMIN AUSTIN, and
all thOe who are indebted to tie late company, qOeed
to make immediate payment.
N. B. The bsGnef Of RoPEmAErEc is nil carried on BY
laid AUSTIN.