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rrR BERNARD ROMAN Us
JOSHUA BLANCHARD, Jun.

TONHUA DIN
DEGS Leave to inform his Friends, Cuhomefs and
< Others that he has removed nom his store on DOCK
S,1ar. 10 the Store lately improved BY Mr.. JosEPH
Ty1ER, oppotc to M,. scoTT's Inh-Linnen store. 10
AnnStest, and fronting the North Side of Faneuit HALF
Market, Bosros Where is to be Sold,
Loaf and Brown Sugars, Raifins, Currants,
Chocolate, warranted puaIe, Coffee, Rice, Flour, Poland
and common Stath, Ginger, Pepper, AlPiee Salt Petre
Split Peat, Firlin Butter, Flax OIL very good, Lbon Oil
By the gallon or es, bca Durham Mufard, cinnamon'
Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves Brimone, Alum' CoPPeras Red
wood Selves and seivc bottoms, rS Inch Pipes, Crown
soau PLAYING Cards. Sares Indigo of various forts, choice
Bacon, cheeie, Oatmeal, and GROCERIES of all kinds.
ALTO, Wet India and New-England Rum,
Jamaica Spirit, Brandy, Dceheer Beer, Taunton Ale
MclaiIes, Sc.
NJ. b. The above articles viii be fold by Whoeale or
Retail uncononly cheap, and all Favours grateful, acc
knowIedged.
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KINGS ToN, [JAMArcA.1 June IS.
\ yra7 Of hft~ from Eaeilib GGafleman IN BeFOa

" dated al Taae 1874.
On Tueiday the 3Ilt ult. the people again az
fembskat Faneui Hail. conlide of the mott efe6tual
way mitigate the evils intended for them BY the daboca
inuments Of tyranny and oppeion, las they call the pre-
i-ls yrtalas naitr) when aft-r much conultaon the
following reolves were unanimou1y agreed to, Wig.
RESOLVED, That bridge lha be built forthwith from
Bartons Point New Bottom to Charles Town, and
another from Charles Town to Penny-euy, which
will make the land carriage from hence Salem miles.
RESOLVED, That iso la,ge Wagons ihal be built at
the public expence, with all imaginable dpatch convey
all the merchandise Of Bottom, to and fom the port OF
Salem and make the Iad conveyance or land carriage
quite iecure from iniult and robbery it is
REsoLvED, That futGicient number of old vefes
loaded with baa hal, ioon poible be funk in the
hp channel the Of Bottom harbour to prevent
any hps ofwar from entering this port again, and in
violent lawe6 manner, diaurbng tho peace and quiet
and de(royng the trade and commerce Of this town.
RESOLVED, That every perfon in this province, who
hai be known appy the officers of the cutoms, the
oieers, ors,marnes others belonging any vee of
war, employed on this faon tor lueh an infamous pur
pole, either with provdons, fuel any other neceay
whatever, fhall be deemed traterous enemy America
and ha for ever be treated fuch BY the inhabitants OF this
and all friends the laws and eonitutiona liberties
OF Great Britain and her colonies.
am fully perluaded the above reou;ions will BE- punc
tuay oberved. For the day following (the firft OF
une) above 700 people ent into the woods to CUT
down timber ident and proper for erecting the bridges
and wagons bedes large quantity Of cars, drays, &c.
lhe aions, carpenters and wheewghts have alto been
rety forbid engage in any undertaking ION pain OF be-
Ing treated Aliens until the above public buGneis,
which IS of the utmo Importance be entirely complicated
Nov # the Boonlansd do really & eeetsy block up their
harbou they have yet na channeI left through Pad
ding point gut capable Of admitting he age .eeA peu-
liar 60 their trade but much fhalow for of
to dream ofencrng- is their boats may get in
tho perhaps not eay there being many boats belonging to
this town and enough put into them. And as this
is the cafe, how mu gall me, EnghmAn to fee thefe
Americans carting hone their goods from Salem, when
they pleae--whou medication and in open defiance OF
my naval countrymen, who mutt peep their
artificial bar, without being able hurt the Boonians any
than Don Qixote, could help Sancho, when oicd
az the public houie in blanket My dear friend with an
aching heart tell thee theie truths and thine mof fin
~sercyy~ ROBERT BARNES.
ER1lDy Mr. Barns yez rever zoK be banged for yoEr
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To be SOLD, in wO&eEsrrx,

To be o l. D, in Wo2cEsTEE,
A GOOD Dwelling Houfc and Barn,
L \ together with a good Gardsn, and about Halt
Acre Of Land, with large Brook running through the
Middle of id Lard, We. 5ua.ed the Street, oPFolte
the Court Houfe in the mott public Part of the Town.
Any Perlon incning PurehAe may enquire OF EDnuEo
HEAap, on fad Pennies.
N. B. Said Place extraordinary good for ShoPkeeper,
= TTsdslnan Of any Sort, 81. &c.
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NEwHURYPoR r, 3fbff,rber z3 III a icgaI meeting
ofbe 6eebodeys and eisy inbabaa Of tbe osOs Of NezO
bayyPs,f, ty iago gaail6edO Vofe oGavi, bsd
Slpfenta z3d ar four ocisk P. M.
Capt. JONATHAN GRIENtEhy, Moderator.
TTNHERE having arifen fome doubts, grounded
4 rumor from other towns, whether the court OF
general eons fhe peace and inferior court Of common
pleas, will be obirgecd, and whether they ought to
Gr in this town, the next week md do budnsf ufua,
VoTEp, That il Is the opinion Of this town, that the
determinations of the delegates of this county their late
meeting Ipfweh, repeting the court ought to be a3
hercI to and the court Imported in the cxercic OF their
conaitutonal autho,y and that we waccordngy a. Tar
is in power, uppot then while they fhai continue
70 to act But il any officers Of the Court ia hereafter
prelume to at under the uncondatona and oppref
five regulations, they mu ceae expee fa2port from us
VoTED, That a Committee be choien to eonfut and
aavc with each other, and If need be communicate to
the any meaues that may appear to be conducive to
the public benefit Especially to be wage'a! that no
entertainments made constitutional rights and
liberties, THAT may enjoy the bienss have left in
peace and be deprived OF them from any quarter, but
may deye and proecute the mo vigorous and reaionab.
m.ares far lies in iphere, to rerve our for
n'er invalasbs privileges.
voTEn To have this committee eonf ofthiy perfons,
viz. Hon. Benjamin Greenlsa Efq; Patrick Tracy, Eiei
Dr. John sprasuc, William Atkins, Fig; Capt. James
Hudon, Mr. Edm ~id Bartlett, Mr.. Raish Crois, Jun.
Traram Dalton, Eiq; Mr.. Edward Harris, Mr.. Enoeh
Ti.eornO, jun. Capt Jacob Bodman, Mr.. William eel,
Capt. Jonathan Greenleaf DIR. Mcaah Saver, Mr. David
Moody, Mr.. John Brom6eld, Mr.. John Stone, MAJOR
William Cofin, Capt. Thomas Thomas, Capt. JoiePh
HUFF, Capt. Samuel Blteholder. Mr.. Mof=s Newell MF.
jonathan JacIfon, Mr. Richard 1itcomb, Mr. Samuel
Tufts, Mr.. John Hsbert, Capt. Mofes Rogers Mr.. Moes
Frazier Mr. Jonathan Marih, and Capt. Nicholas Tracy.
7Bs o1viag apology y fbe people IF h1t pr"viTee s'I
tie Sras h5ropUn Ep0a tbsm ~ nV,s6e, q Hi trca''
faH;s in t5er kafs alSrss, &c. f,itizg esddssef
tbe e1nSaU and eeac9fy ef caysiHiaH Ep5cepNias'J
From f5e SouTH-cARoLINA GAZETTE.
To TIE PRINTER.
SIR,
T your readers Be furprif-d that 70 many were
found in the moa fathfuI Of the provinces, capable
Of isniag 70 fallons asdrsf sOysraoE, Whats mama
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Lhsroift jse fs5gssd,
ION Purpofe % be given at FuneraIs1
And 10 be Sold at the above Place,

And 10 b. Sold at the above Place,
[Pyes One siisg EsLA, ard Ter Pane BY fbs Dszsnl
Ar EVIVING CORDIAL.
"A for fck Sin-ick, DECLARING Soul in she Time Of
Temptation. The fame being Extract Of the worthy
Authors Experience Of the Pareul1rs following, Viz
l. The mGacuios Pelervaton Of his bodily Lie from the
many Deaths and imminent Dangers winch threatned il,
while in a Stale of Estuse.-li. The Method God took
with h..n, in awakening him to look into and TO mind
Soul-concerns, when about fourteen Years of Age
III. How the S2it Of Bondage took hun, and ~ilar fearful
Work il mad. il his Soui.-IV. How the Spirit of
Adoption lucc=stsa the Spirit Of Bondage, healing and
binding up jc,p Wounds, caufsd in his Soul thereby.
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.Al6, JIM reprinted ft,ief One StRiHgJ
And nav be had az the above Snon,

VEN SER M y II S, viz.
- /. OF the un7ardonabe Sin asaiat tn. Holy Chof
Or, the Sin unts Death.--iI. The Saints Duty and
Excrce IN two Parts. Being Eshortation TO, and
Direction for Prayer-iI. The accepted Time and Day of
Salgatiou.-IV. The End OF Time, and Beginning of
Eternty-V. Joihua's Refoiuton to ierye the Lord
vi The Way the Heaven mad, pain.--YII. The future
STATE Of Man Or, a Tleatiie OF the Refunceian.
By ROBERT SELL,
OF W4rlaurf, IN Suiiex
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NEwnURY-PoRr, Sepfnr5ey 49, III legal meeting
Jeebodes and eis, inbabhann Of tbe tOuOs NezO
bayyPet y iago saaij6edD v0fe in cGaii, bsd
September z3d al jo~ oeioek P. M.
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STSCRIP T to the MASSAGE USI
THURS DAY, May u, 1774.

L o N DO N, ArstT
The following is the much-talked7of 0 ST ON
PORT-BlLL, which on Thurfday laa received
the Royal AIent, and after the FIRST OF JUNE
becomes Law.
Anno Regni GEORGII H. Regis Magns Bri-
tannia, Francie, and Hibefnie,
I'm AC7 10 GSontinas. in Ja6b manner. and far fae1
time az are tberGs msnnessd f4s landing and d.)-
charging, iadisy or ripping trst Coed, Wa,fs, aud
Merebaadik, affbs t0zva, and zohbiD The harbour Of
Belqen, infbs ProVincs 'ef Mg1anbsy'stn-BGy' ~.
Nortb Amsrica.
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II Err Z AS dangerous commotIohs
and Intersections haye becn TO-
mented and RATED in the town OF
Bolton, in the Province of Malta
chufetts-B Bay, in New England,
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Pv. ard his31lngi, bcs = =. ,nr.I-
s.srrL snow, lae Of Ho.sSn, hIl..l', on
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E..aoa. p,ezis TO give notice to Jon. i---'-"S''
D-- -...,.,d haIlbe a:vcn.
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ALLEN

Informs his Friends and the PUBLIC,
That he has received by the LONDON, Capt. CALF,
And is now opening for Sale;
AT his Shop in Street, little North OF the Draw
Bridge, BY Wholeiale and Retail,
A Compleat Allotment of BraZiery,
n Cutlery and IrOnmonsery G D D $, PuIehaisd
from the mott approved Manufacturers in Creat-Brtaip,
and which he doubts not viii give fatiseton both in
Price and Quality thoe who plcae to favour him with
their Culfom. Azexg Tvbieb TIE foil0E0irg,
I'd. I'D. 4d. cd. Iod and 2od. N AlLS,
Shea,hng and Boat ditto London Pewter Dihes, Plates
ard Baons, Tanlsards, Quart and Pint Cans; Quart,
Pint and Half Pint Tea Pots, Cream Pots, Tea Tongs,
Table and Tea Spoons, Bottle Grains, Wine MeauTes,
Bed and Coie Stool Pans, Bra Kettles and Skets Bell
nettle dto, Warming and Praying Pans, Dek and Book
cAie Furniture of I'll kinds, Brais Knockers, Ball Bolts,
Clock Pins Screw Rings, Knoh Braf Scales and Weights,
Money Scales Bras and Ircn Canaleaicks, alto few Pair
princes Mettle in the newell TATE, Steel ipng, apanned
and iron Snuers polhed Steel Shovel and longs Bellows
Box and Flat Irons, Box Iron Crates, Bed Screws, half
and quarter Carriers, Knive Boxes, make Gators, Bed
Cans and Turn Buckles hver ivory, buck, bone, horn
and maple handle Knives and Forks Pennives of all iotes
Razor Seiars and cuttoes, Snuff and Tobacco Boxes,
Horn and Ivory Combs gilt, plated and acquered Coat and
RreaR Buttons; Shoe Knee and Stock Buckles Of all kinds
remule and Dutch Speeacles, alo few Pair Temple Of
IN extra Quality, Brats and Iron Locks and Hinges Of all
forts, Carpenters and oiner Tools, Avn Blades, Shoe
Nlppers and PineerS, EnSn ana FreGn Ouh rhhS, ShO
Belts and Powder Flas, Powder and Shot, Bar and Sheet
Lead 10 by Glais, and pitched worried Wool Combs
te ciers Shears Smiths Anvs and Viics, Iron Spades
Beaver Gator and Felt Hats, ALTO few white urred ditto
with Gold Buttons and Loops for Ladies, Peg-ooth and
eroeu, Saws Steel and Iron Plate Hand Saws, fah ten
nant and key hole ditto, Files and RaPs of all forts,
ibets, Tap and Bung Boregs, Bamboo, Dogwood, iodi
;ont and hazel Angling Rods Of all kinds, few of the
neae Bamboo Rods that perhaps ever in Amereapre
TOPS for Rods Cod and Macrel Lines, Hair and fix ditto,
beh Hurry Hooks ditto on Gimp and Hair, Snap Hooks,
and 10 Stave Reeds, Io-Yadf Fly Line Gimp, Landing
Nets Hygooie out painted corks Bras Winches, Brads
and Iacs of all forts Nail Nippes, Mutt Crackers, Cork
Screws, BA and paper Ink Pots, Bais Beer Cocks, Pink
ing Irons, Chair Center and Deueng Bets Crutch Head
Cloth Table, Shoe ard Buckle Brues, Curling and Pinch
ing Tonss, Wool Cads, Selves and Seye Bottoms, Houie
Bells Pound Beads No. 1, and Silks, Kitchen Jacks,
compeat Bras and Iron Wire, Curry Combs, Dripping Pans,
Corn Fans, painted Scale Beams, Hore Fems, Bras and
Steel Thmhes, Rat and Mouie Traps, Tin Plates, Look
ing Clales Of all kinds, few Pair Gold and God and
white oval claes In the Palmyra Tate, either with OF
without Jerendoles.
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The eSce.!ive .ish Price OF ue
hTEW Voyage round the w " LD,
IN undertaken BY lbs Ma)efs commands performed b.
ra,r.,r COOK, Commando OF the ship EnccaGouT,
and LATELY pubIed ty te Lords Of Tie Adinalt proving
an nluperable LECTION wish mott readers TO the puFchse
of that book and many gentlemen h~sns exfeied oslie
for an addition that Ieh Be Poeurec az Feaon@o rae
tie public arc hereby inlcrs-ec that
JAMES RIVING 4 ON,
OF the civ Of rew-Yok, has for ione tine pat been
employed in printing neat Edition oft N TWO Volumes q
The vey moderate price OF One Dollar and half although
the Edirio cannot be puchaied under thee ouneas
.Al5 6esdiy gvM Be PablySsd,
Upon the fame cheap I : N,
Lord CHEsrERFIELD's l. Z t t L K 5
TO his Son PAILip' STAEAoFE, Efq; together with
feyeral Pieces on various Subjects.
Publiihed by Mrs. EUGEHIA STAMHoPE.
DIALOGUES on the Law ) and
CONSTITUTIONS Of CREAT-BRirAiN.
SUBSCRIPTIONS for the above are received BY
HENRY KNOX, Bcokiellsr BOSTON.
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wy r s C O r NJ F r.
b. The M A c A K O n !.
Mh9e--

BIZ The NJ A c A K y n :.
$40 uieaie The s.ks Of this gay town,
And awe thega iomeshng pretty,
Long time I've ranikled up and cs"n,
Thro' country, AID thro' CITY;
In eyry place visw'd each face,
Some Ew fat, fome boaey,
Bat he who now doth thew his tale
l. calld Maea,oD,.
A thing in an odd ihape met,
Il feen'd ike monkey tripping
Il rssld and waddled through the tTssf'
Jusf like magpye lkiPplng
With little hat and foreheadh hat,
And isiteh to drive ponneyj
What's that fad /; the folks did orY,
IT'S eall'd Maeay0ni.
Upon its head high touPee
Stood foolihy csecsed;
A Granger fgl< neer did Zee,
Nor Ger to fee expected:
To il behind was cofcly Joind
huge, prodigous club Sir,
As big as thoie by which his foes
Stout Heyeaies did drub, Sir.
With breeches large and wond'rons widei
Like to a DH:etmaas trowiers,
With 6mprng grin and naughty fride'
And lies chat faith werc rouiers
This thing did WOO, and chatter too,
Like any fmple tonney;
Say what YOU can, It's not man,
IT'S bat Mafarosi.
And yet the thing did pretend
To be human creature,
But Heaven ever me defend
From being it's nature;
For iure no fop, or weak milk iep,
Or coxcomb with heart aoney,
Or iupid ais, can neer iuIPAis,
In olly,----a Mae0yOni.
The ladies ALL as it pafs'd by,
Turnd up their eyes and noies,
Is this the thing, they all did cry,
Who US to move luPposs
A man we love, we mutt approve
IFrich, or void Of money;
But eursd be fhe whoe'er can be
Fond oAp MaearOa.
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GARDE EN- Sc E d S.
Imported in Captain GoRHAs from LOnr CE
And to be S O Id by II
L Y D / A d Z A R,

AT her Shop the North Battery, BosToN,
EARLY charlton, early hotfpur, golds
IL hotfpur, large marowfat, dwarf Narrow blue mart
and Spanih mootto Peas large Windio large Toer, ea
Lilbon, early Hotfpur early yellow Dwarf, early fpec
ditts and early white Beans with black eyes, early Yo
ire, early Dutch, Sugar Loaf Batteea, large winter gro
and yellow Savoy, early and late CoAower Seeds, b,
Cabbage Lettice, white Co.'s, green Co.'s, marble anG brow
Dutch Lettce Seeds, bef double Pepper Grfs, rOui
double Farley, white SPanih, lver-ldn and red Onis
Seeds long green Prckley and early Cucumber Seeds fV
Marioram, Thyme, Baum, Sage, early Dutch, and Id
Turnip Seeds, large fwellng ParnP, red Bees, Oran
golden coloured early yellow and purple Carrot Seeds, I,
Clover Herds Gra, and Canary Seeds, winter and fun
.-r Squa. long French TurniP, Hyfop, and variety
Flower Seeds, warranted to be new and good. "a M.
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Of BOSTON, ~
Has received by the Ship Ohm, Capt. WHITE,
Fr1m o N D o N,
CUNDRY Pieces furperfne Cloths,
- with Shailoons, &c. match alto fouE-threaded
Patterns, all which he determined to fell at the lowei
Rates for Cath, at his S I o E, leading to SPEARS
Wharf Thoie who are peaied to favour him with the
Making Of their cloaths, he viii take for Pay, New
England and WeR-India Rum, Loaf and Brown Sugar,
Molaies, Flour, Ship Bread, Cocoa, Chocolate, Beef
Pork, Cordage, Sc. The above Cloths, &C. being
conGgnment, he viii Suit of COaths as elegantly,
and make them up cheap and well any advertIng
Taller from the city Of London.
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AMERICAN Max ALlNE.
TNHOSE Gentlemen who are inclined
4 TO fIvour the Royal American Masazine' iot Ma (,
with their Productions, dcied TO icna tiea wan ="
convenient Speed, to the PubliIher.
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1.-TWO COMPOSITIONS, who
nnderGand the Bu6neis, and will keep GeadiIy and
5ey at it, are wanted Immediately by the Printer hereof
N. B. Confant employ, and good wages.
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Dir.stly cppodta the cOm6eld, Bottom,
A large Aaortment Of the mot fashionable
PAPER HANGINGS,
Which viii be Sold at very low Advance,
ALTO, the mott modern Books IA every Branch of polite
Literature, AIT and Science, may be had at iaii Store as
uiaa at iueh Prices will give full Satisfaction the
PuEchaieT.
NIB. A Pair of II Inch Globes 70 be Sold cheap.
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EMIAH ALLEN

yn}orms his Friends and the U B L c,
That he has received by the LoNpoN, Capt. CALF,
And is now opening tor Sale,
AT his Shop in Ann Street, little N0rth OF te Ira"
Bridge, BY Wholeiae and Retail,
A Compleat Ahortment of Brazlery,
~ Cutlery and IrOnmongery D s. PG5Shaled
from the mott approved Manufacturers IN Great-biltan,
and which he doubts not viii give fatsattion both in
Price and Quality to thoe who Peaic TO favour him with
,bsr Cuaom. Ausssg zUbib tbs taHo7Oirg,
I'd. I'd. 4d. cd. rod. and 2od. n AlLS,
Sbc,,6no and Boat ditto, London Pewter Dhes, Plates
.nS R,,oos. Tankards, Quart and Pint Cans; Quart,
Pint and Half Pint Tea Pots, Ceam Pots, Tea longs
Table and Tea Spoons, Bottle Grains, Wine MeaureS,
Red and Cloie Stool Pans, Bra6 Kettles and Skiet Bell
n,.,,le ditto Warming and Praying PanA Dek and Book
Cs Furniture of all kinds, Bras Knockers, Ball Bolts,
Coc pins, Screw Rings, Knobs, Brais Scales and Weights,
aSrey Scales Braf and Iron Candehcks, alto few Pair
PRINCES Mette in the newet Tae, Steel prng Japanned
ard iron Snuer pohed Steel Shovel and longs, Bellows
Roy and Flat Irons, Box Iron Crates, Bed Screws, halt
d Quarter Carreas, Kniye Boxes, make CaitoEs Ped
Chs and Turn Buckles ilyer, ivory, buck bone, horn
II nle handle Knives and Forks, Penknyes Of all totes,
u 800 seilars and Cuttoes, Snuff and Tobacco Boxes,
Horn and Ivory Combs; gilt plated and aequered Coat and
Ba Buttons Shoe, Knee and Stock Buckles Ct all kinds,
Temple and Dutch Speetacles, alto few Pair Temple OF
an extra Quality Bras and Iron Locks and hinges OF al
6rts Careenters and Toiners Tools, Awl Blades, Shoe
MINERS and Pncers, Englh and French Gun Fnts, Shot
pe and Powder Flas Powder and Shot, Bar and Sheet
lead 10 by Glas, and pitched worried Wool Combs,
beg Cothers Shears Smiths Anyls and Ves Iron Spades,
Beaver Gator and Felt HATS, alto few white urred ditto
with Gold Buttons and Loops for Ladies, Pegtooth and
croeut Saws Steel and Iron Plate Hand Saws, faih, ton
nant and key hole ditto, Files and Raips OF all forts
irbl-ts Tap and Bung Borers, Bamboo, Dogwood, fold;
oint ana hazel Angling Rods of all kinds, few of the
neate Bamboo Rods that perhaps was ever in AmerieaPme
IONS for Rods Cod and Mackrel Lines, Hair and fix ditto,
! - urlv Hooks, ditto on Gimp and Hair Snap Hooks,
and 10 Staye Reeds, Io-YardAy Line Gimp, Landing
Nets ygooe, itOut painted COrs, Bras WiHches, Blads
and Tacks of all forts, Nal NiPpes, Mutt Crackers Cork
Screws, Rrais and paper Ink Pots Bais Beer Cocks, Pink
ing Irons, Chair Center and Deuens Belts Cuteh Head
Goth able, Shoe and Buckle Bruhes, Curling and Pinch
ing longs Wool Cards. Selves and Serve Bottoms, Houie
Bells Pound Beads, No. /, and Silks, Kitchen Jacks,
compleat Brafs and Iron Wire, Cu Combs, Dripping Pans,
Corn Fans, painted Scale Beams, HOrie Fems, Bra and
Steel Thmbles Rat and Moufe Traps, lin Plates, Look
inc Gaaes of all kinds, few Pair Gold and Gold and
white oval ClaGes IN the Palmyra Taiie, either with or
without Jerendoles.
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Imported in the Ship London, Capt. calef
And to be SOLD BY
JAMES Eos TER G . N ID Y,

II hlS booK-olOle ~ VH.o.'-'FoS75
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A large Ahortment of the mott faihionable
PAPER HANG n GS,
Which viii be Sold at very low Advance,
Alto, the mot modern Books an every Branch of polite
Literature Art and Science, may be had At lard Store as
.e, !, uch PRICES as will give full Satisfaction the
Purchaier.
NIB. A Pair of II Inch Globes TO be Sold cheap.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-05-12
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he tee si,udo nesis e''ala, guam ~ ''f0f"N &C,
YAFT me oh, waf5 me to the ihade,
wv Ry clo.e embowfing branches made
Beneath Jon gently r.irs hills,
Where purIins brooks asd thinking riils,
In fost harmonious esdencc play,
And iweetly murnur all the day
Oh! let me there TOR ever dwell,
In the green grot molly cell
And, free from hurry, cure and iirfe'
Enjoy lonely, peaceful lie;
There, hermit-hke, with Pious care,
Find out my God, for God IS there
In thoughtful mood there let nc learn
The vanity Of life to noun;
Lament the dire effects OF faie,
And dreadful downfaIs of the great;
See pyramids and turrets high
In piles Of mighty ruin lie;
And marx how tombs of uoPhyd lungs
Time into darI, oblivion fllng5.
Oh happy lolitudc in thee,
AT length, my greatet good fee
Nor would leave thy homey cell;
For domes weIc icepterd monarehs DWELL
Thou fpotcis plealures can't iuPpiy,
With thee III live, W tn thee I'll die.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-05-12
TO BE SOLD, by
ROBERT RU @ GIL + 5,

N y ID L N I n y y
A, his Shop in Cornhi, little to the Northward OF tn
Town Pump, BosToN, large Aflortment OF
Engllh and India q . . ID 5,
BY Whoeile or Retail, extremely cheap for Cath only
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