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II u E SD AY. March
B 0 S T 0 N.

Wehear from Marblehead, that one day laft
week two or three perions were taken up there,
and committed to Salem goal, on fuipicion of
being concerned in letting fire to the inoculat-
ing holpital lately burnt at Cat-iland upon
which 4 or 600 perions aAembled from Mar
blehead, and went to the goal, where they o.
bliged the keeper to deliver up the keys, by
which they ioon releaied the priioners, and went
off in triumph.
We hear from birmingham, that one Mr.
Jacob Gibbs, Of that place, the beginning of
November laft had nine children alive, from a.
bout twenty years of age and under, but before
the end of December ieven of them died of the
throat diaemper, and that only one of the ED
eft and youngeA nowremain. AIN about the fame
time four or FIVE more in ieveral other families,
within fight of Mr.. Gibbs's houie have died with
the fame diieaie.
CHARLEsTowN, (S.Car0Lna) Jan. z8.
Since our lall we have had leveral alarming
accounts of hoRilities committed by the Creek
Indians againR his Majeify's fubjeds in the
province of Georgia.
The murder of the Perfon named White, and
his family, at Ogeechee, on Chriamas-day,
formerly mentioned, ferved only TO alarm that
ieItlement, and InduCeQ anOIner icttlcr named
Shirrol, who proPoied to make a fand againf
the Indians, to ict about GREETING fockade
fort, one ide of which he had complicated on the
I4th of this month, when party of Indians,
about Is in number, came upon him about 9
o'clock in the morning, attacked and killed
even and wounded four others one having
run of at the 6rit oniet, the people in the houie
were reduced to three, viz. two white lads and
one negro, who behaved with great bravery till
4 O'Clock in the afternoon, when the negro had
the good fortune to hoot one of the Indians,
fuppoied to be their leader, as they Immediately
drew off without carrying with them the dead
bodies of four of their number killed dur
ing the attack. After this, ierjeant Stuart, with
party of the Rangers, came TO their relief
Capt Barnard ofthe Rangers buried the dead
recennoitred the bounde.y line, and returned,
having dispatched Lieutenant Heating, with
party of the Rangers, to Williams Creek, near
the old line, where ione people intended to
build fort.
On the 18th Of this month, Col. Grierion
fet out from AuguaA for thc frontiers, with
tesachment CT tie militia, for the protection Of
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S A T u RD A Y, February 70.
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On Friday lat the governor ient the follow
ing meiiage to both Houies of AAembly viz.
Sc Gentlemen Of The Council, and eftbs
Home Of Rfpretf1tGtiOsS,"
HAVING received Discretionary leave
from the King to 60 to England, l think it
proper to acquaint you with this in&ance of his
Majeity's mott gracious confederation, and that
intend to avail myielf of it as icon as his fer
vice will admit"
:" | mutt defre you to give all the difpatch
PoHibe to iuch neceGary public buiineis as may
yet lie before you, for NUT foon, by an adj
journment or Propagation, give the Court a
receis, that may attend to that preparation for
my voyage which his Majeay's iervice and my
perional affairs require.
T. HUTCHINSON.
"MiAon, z4ib Feb. 1874"
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T H U K S d A Y, March 8.
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The Grafton in commemoration of the ira
gical fifth of March, 1870, will be pronounced
at the Old-South meeting houie, by the Hon.
JOHN HAEcocK, Eiq; on Saturday next at
IL o'clock. But as the evening of that day, by
a law of the province, is conddered the COM
mencement of the Sabbath, the exhibition por-
traits of the premiditated murderers, and the
laughtered citizens, will be put off to Mon
day evening following, to be at Mrs. Clapham's,
in King-Street.
There will be acolle6tion made, we are in
formed, on the fifth of March, for the poor I'M
fortunate young Monk, who was wounded on
the fatal evening of March 5th, 1870, and fill
remains a living monument OF that horrid
mafacre.
The pubic lamps in this town being all put up number
Of them were lighted lat evening for me firt tine.
Inc public hereby notified beware of counterfeit
dosEs dated 1910, four i've given to gentleman
this ~eek, different tines, f payment, but were by him
diieoycred.
ExfrGef ef Irfo- tIsn fbs Cssaty Of PiySzszfs.
The Houle o. Representatives, JUR begin to eel their
OWE im71rtAne:. The golden sss u rms province
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This is to acquaint all gentlemen and
ladies that the baking bunes will be carried on as uIua,
by the iubferb4, VINO is determined to give universal ia
tisia6on. WILLIAM FLAGG.
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Agreeable toshe -,~>~r
,mcr;canCONGRESS ASSOCIATION,
Agrcable to Me

Agrcabe toM -y<>NY
Americana CONGRESS ASSOClA lOlS'
On MONDAY, the z6th Of December p,',
AtpUBLIC AUG Ito y,
Ana &C the Houf. Of Mr.. BssJAmin
II MARB LEHEAD
OUCH part of the CARGO OF the on'P
> CHAMPION. Csos. p ATHANiEL FELLOWS, az
Co.., LONDON 6nc~ tie FRI DAY Of December, aioe
"a !, h.. been already deysret The Committee OF M
SIC, 81 aid t,,yn The Goods viii be put " according
!, the Invoices, and fold to the hiehea bidder. r
Inyo;e- No. :. Contains RuHia Duck ofnaburshs' ek
e,bures Ravens Duck, Eazes and Hemp amounting 70 .
bout $40 l. itcrling. H., ,.o,
No. ,. contains HemP only, and amounts ~ ~
|aerling. 1-;ek
Ma :, conta;as Ru1ia and Ravens Duek,temP ana LICK
|lenburs6, amounting to about aio l. ferlinR'
No a. OGnabures Romslls, Steel Sconeas' INN L'snen'
Checks Womens Hofe, Broom Heads, laliow D.uns'
nd Hearth do White. Lead, boxes OF I'm 'n0s
s Caps Mems Hats, Innings and Loops oI sla,s,
|paser and Borders Bazes, Bouad Books, 0ais' NA"s
|CompaiJss, &c. &c. amount about z9ol. nef'' ,r:
No G. contains inch and and an halt inen Lee.
|sbeathina drawing sod Iod. 3D. I'D. and 90. ra' pa
Needles, Pump, Clappcr and Scupper Na Lead' ana
anasunt about go !. iterling. !, - r:<t,.,.
No g. contains Irih Linen, Pins, git lr"nks - ~
Aursh vevet. Sewing Silks lw DInnI h,. Isss Brown
Threads, Deahhead buttons, Pertains, Damaik ana Lu's
aring., &C. Seres-denims and EverAtngs, Caeoss mu'h
NAkesns. Dolas RuHia Diapos, Italian Grapes, Ch'n'
Six Handkerchief patches, Sec. &C. amount about io ne
No. p cosssaing fundry Medicinal Drugs am0aA' a00'
Dol. aering. ~, n RI
Att6s lame time and place soiH be a50 le6,
The whole Cargo of the Brigantlne PollX
Cant. STEPHEN BLANEY, arrived from + ALMou y:
In Creat-Bisan nce the fr day Of December aore'as
Invoice, No /. containing I63 boxes OF Lannon's -
ca<s of Rains, SO quarter eas o. "ne' 80 eA'A' "
M O. contains II caiks of kainns -
No = 40 boxes Of LsmmOns, r6 esfks ofAins, quar-
ter calxs Of Wine. ex,y
No = 10 boxes Of Lemons, IS eaiks Of Rafn' quar-
ter calks Of Wine, 20 es0xs cfFigs.
NJ B. Each Invoice will be put up At the isilHs 60" ans
charges and per cen advance, and nan Pc, sen' '
ar The SAFE to besa at II o'clock, A. M.
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IxxlHEREAS ! the (ubi.r.ber, OF Ch:ri

the (abier.ber, OF lh:ri-
w tan. il. the county Of Woceacr Did ~ tiis i"'s
eenth intsat give DANIEL cONvERs OF is's S''A'''Sh
"a note of haod Of the following tenor and dIte, W.
For value reeeiyed,i pIomir pay 10 DAME
yIps or lis o,dc this fun Of three poundstwelye hlngs'
thee months, with nterc until paid, witnels my na.e
SAMUEL ROBIN -.
cbsritsa November 18th, I774.' "a. co,s
Hhich note was 10 lieu Of received rom 'aa :
ivERS, given by ISAAC MOORE, loi m .'s ncun
laid CCNvERs deslafed payable 70 LDwARD Z
! o.Asr. which was n.sotiated until fdd coNvEks
scsme the proprietor thereof And as upon apPsa''o"
to ad MOORE fer payment perceived that 's'a "os
was never given by aid MOORE, as coNvEks AZ
armed Therefore forewarn all Peroas from Puehaing 'ne
note gave TO CONvERS, before deisTbed being GEL
;.s ia oote a. II was Obtained in ffaudu-
emf lsnt manner. SAMUEL ROBINSON
Cbarlssn, Nsvsmbev aSsb, I774.
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The laa Chance.

A few ENGLISH GOODS remaining in the Store Of
DUNCAN INGRAE4AM, jun.
In urocsee Bottom, may be purchafed, terms wholly
to the advantage Of the pdrrha, they follows. viz
DiNT and half pint China Bowls, Cups
and Szucers; g. So, and IA bow fkeetng wires
broad black oneaces fewbond aees and thread edgings
ne chic hats, braid cord and nsppng for ys ell wide In
la Per6ans orted colours, cafe FLYER handle knives and
rors very neat for zo o. T. the cafe tive pieces Of white
oaieoss yellow and rPed hollands, Mies cOurthesl Nor
infants red and green do. variety of fix Vtts
and gloves random, black, and white fix hofs children
coton thread and worried ho, table cloths from 90 to 1914
ZONE very elegant half yard and half ell eaetng, earet and
crinion plufhss, worried caps, brolios, &C. &c.
They who d.fgn pureha6ne muA apply Immediately.
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Par-nanian Packet.
{ SURE sftbs w GRID.

=
ArE L EG y.
/Esiftre It's here that pride, that folly reigns =
rlbid the low ceniorioas world farewell
,lbcnd nv ecurir to sondes vcrdant PLAINS -.
.,szcre pesse, where innocence, where eaAooui a~
Maven ,osn tkiee your votary there fhalra
A greer-turf altar to each honourd same
4 artlefs afsns thee celebrate you. pra'ie,
And oia, perchance, oh srplauie he cannot eiain
" cheerful ongaers that awake the morn,
And loo,h nv foul with wild meliasous airs I;
sfe aued oaks, that yonder hills adorn,
I Beneath your ihades will forget my cares
Jar hence fhall naf<'d hypocrily remove,
I The blulh Of coniciops snit be never known
Nor l,perltition dare polute the grove,
4 But virtue eorne refdcnt alone.
Let luxury dcipife ny homciy lot,
And vanity contemplate sdsd domss;
Content tra,sfol to palaces cot,
I md virtue brings true greatness where Inc COMES
Thus Damon flung, when Lyedas Pais'd BY,
Ase thefe thy trains, my mneh ios rsno' nv 8,
What kcnes hath fancy pitfur'd 20 thine eye
To f,iry dreams, elyGaa groves, aNy'd
ITme, frna regards paid TO worth iubilmss
And moacil merit walks uaheedes byi
Err l,all w. live in this unfacndly cline,
And wonder at a cold ana Iow'ing aky
Yet lct not mean inConous cafe, my IRENE,
Tempt thee the focal DUTIES to forego
Thc calls Of mild benevelehce attend,
n Iirea the blind, and cheer the fouls 0fwoe.
sbaIj xenon,'d lander damp that acTcd fire
( wh.sh warns the hresf, inyiolateY pure
Mol brighter bid the heavenly faale aiPie
'Tis noble TO be good, and to endure =
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PUBLIC VEN d u Z.
A DAM KERR, hereby informs his Frends aad the
"A Public that lac has
Opened Vendue Room,
North 6de Of the Town Dock, 1.-The fame which Mr. Arehis,
bald Bowman formerly occupied in that buine and is
ready for the Reception Of HouOd Furniture and Merehan
dize All thos who pafed to asour him with theire
ploynent, eshe public private Sale, alI find that he
will at with integrity, fidelity and aiipatch.
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are dc6red to pay the i.n.'A ersskS
ri.--rson. in the Rroyind
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FLIAs THOMAS,

~ Friends ane aieners, J.iat ne has
REMOVED his S AIL-LOFT
To that which was .on-,iy occupies BY Mr.. ALEXANDER
CHAMBERLAIN, the head Of Dr.. ciarks Whs,no
End where he carries tine buine's 70 all ITS branches
ufa Thofe who reaie TO avour him with their cuo may
rely on their beng esyed VITA Fidelity andD;faieh.
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r Asst Monday night, between eleven
and twelve o'clock Tome sOe-bysd eesff,meH took the
nv Of breu<ns my Windows in Tse pgi''1 "a"ns, y
.ron will be psaied to inform Of the place Of thsh
reSdenee, fhey have any that may make them proper
for this baJs mark Of fsr eivii ne fhall
1850 p. reward Of TEN DOLLARS fem his moa
humble isryant. rrv
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A LII Perfons indebted to the Efate of
n WILLIAM WHITE, Efq la,e Of Bottom, dcceaiea
are dered to pay the fame PHILIPS WHITE of South
Hampton, in the province Of -Hamphe, Executor Of
the lal Viii and Tefament Of the ad W LILLIAN WHITE;
and ho whom ad Efate indebted, defrsd iend
in their Dem ands to faid Executor.
For the Convenience of many concerned, he purpoes to
be Bottom from the Sixth Day of December ncxt-Tsn
Days; from the Firf Day Of Febsuaiy--Six Days and
from the Twentieth Day OF Mach--Six Days
Enquire for the faid WHITE, at the Shop OF Mrs. Mar.
CART PHILIPs, in Cornhil
To be fold, Part of the Effate of the
aboveiaid WILLIAM WHITE, at Public vendue, to the
hghsa Bidder, Thurfdsy the Eighth BAY Of Decemker
exts viz The Hou where the ia;a DsSeasd lately dwet
Peanty ftuaed the North-End Of Bos ON, with Brick
Storc Stable, Weed -Houe &c. Thee beautiful Gardens
adjoining, &c &c. and mal piece Of Land Charlef
own-FeTy.Alio mall Dwelling Houfe in Hull Street =
and large Store in Qusen-Street.1he Vendue to be at
the ia mentioned Store Ten O'clock in the Forenoon Of
faid Day.-The Conditions Of Sale be frcn at the time
and Place of Sale.
N. B. The Pennies may be viewed on Tuefday ana
Wedneiday preceding the Day Of Sale.
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TO be SOLD, cheap for Can in hand,
A Convenient and weli-6niihed Dwelling
n HOUSE. In Hanover For further particulars in
'Feuire at the Gore No. 5, fsuth-6ds Of TowDsoek.
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ID n = n Nv = II =.
To oH Levers Of fbe Ns5Is ScIENcK Of DpvEHeE.
0ENTLEMEN who ehufe to be iAfrude1 in the
I r Art commonly called the BACK SWORD, are
,etired to apply to DONALD MsALPlN z, who will
teach them faia Science to their entire Satisfaction, the
Room in King near the State-Hou lately occupied
i Writing School The Hours of Abundance from
a, o'Cloek 10 the Morning, from Neon ill O'clock, and
faon ill O'clock in the afternOon.-Any Gentlemen
seaOns as are convenient for them, either the School
their Lodgings.
EVE MING SCHOOL, OIL Tuefday
the m at the place aorefii To begin o'clock and
nue till nine cash evening, for the benefit Of fueh
conveniently astead in the Day Time.
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.,.rr-r -s.s.s -, = 80. 1900.
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AS the times are threatliing IT bchovcS
"A "a sil "a 90 into the mott frugal methods TO en-
$500 or oya Manufactures and there IS great con-
hnDtoo Of Gloves in this large Country, we can manu-
flars enough here to Apply the whole COntlnsns' wnsn
eur own people, and keep large um OF Mo,
new here which is annually tent to England o Gloves An1
witch are better and cheaper than can be Imported ,rU
England II is hoped therefore inst the 'PO'A''' =
a.tiseas leaf viii be totally itoPped. IA
fTheie may certify, that Philip treern an
60, N.,cs,,,s and Shop-keepers with the forts
.,lIo'sn r' VIZ. Buek-Skin GLOVES, Norway Doe,
d;tso Pa1ole, ditto wa Leather ditto Beaver Skin, on
the moa reaonabe terms, the blue Glove m MON
Street, facing the gn Of the cOfnFields near t's D0s
Bottom. *# 800
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JEREMIAH ALLEN

Informs his Friends ard the U B'LIC,
That lie has received By the LoNDoS, Capt. Can,
p And is now opening tor Sale, 80 'i'
AT his Shop in Ann Street, little North Of the Draw
Bridge, byswhelciale and Retail, {. pro
A Compleat Alortment of Braz;cry,
L n Cutlery and Ironmoagery G 0 D S, plr,hai,d
from the nof approved Manufactures in Creas-ssr
and which he doubts not will give iatsEttion both d.
Price and Quality thoe who peafe to Gvcur HIN Mill
their Cufom. Aaong zobieb ARE fbe fsqosgirg, ~
I'd. I'D. I'D. Cd. Iod. and 2od. NAILS,
Sheathng and Boat ditto, London Pewter Dies, Plate
and Bsions, Tansards, Quart and Pint Cans Quar-,
Pint and Half Pint Tea Pots, Cream Pots, Tea Tong,
Table and Teaspoons, Bottle Grains, Wine Meaiures,
Bed and Cofe Stool Pans, Bras Kettles and Sklets Bell
mettlc ditto, Warning and Praying Pans, Dc and Boo
Cafe Furniture of all kinds, Bais Knockers, Ball Bolt
Clock Pins, Screw Rings, Knobs Bra Scales ana Weights,
Money Scales, Bras and Iron Candlenicks, alto few Pan
Princes Mette in the nswei Tae, Steel pring, ayanned
and iron Shutters, polhedS Shovel and longs EeIdg
Box and Flat Irons, Box Iron Crates Bed Screws, ha
and quarter Carriers, Kniye Boxes, make Gators Boz
Gaps and Turn Buckles FLYER, ivory, buck, bone, horn
and maple handle Knives and Forks, Ienniycs Of a ote
Razors, Scas and Cnttocs, Snuff and Tobacco Boxes
Horn and Ivory Combs gilt, plated and acquered Cost and
Brcaf Buttons; Shoe, Knee and Stock Buckles Of all kinds
Temple and Dutch Spe(aces, alto few Pair Temple eli
Qualify, Bras and Iron Locks and Hinges of all
forts, Carpenters and Joner Tools, Awl Blades, Shoe
NPpers and pncers Engih and French Gun Fnts, Shot
Deus ana foycer fakst fosSdef ana onot Bar and Seet
Lead, by Glais, and pitched worried Wool Combs;
be Cloter Shears, S and Vies, Iron Spaces
Beaver, Gator and Felt Hats, alto few white furd ditto
with Gold Buttons and Loops for Ladies, Peg-tooth
crois-cnt Saws Steel and Iron Plate Hand Saws h,
and key hole ditto, Files and Raps of all forts,
Onbets, Tap and Bung Borers, Bamboo Dogwood, ioHd
Joint and hazel Angling Rods of all kinds, few of the
neae Bamboo Rods that perhaps in Acsca,pac
Tops for Rods, Cod and Maere Lines Hair and elk ditto
bet Hurry Hooks, ditto Gimp and Hair, Snap Hooks
and 10 Staye Reeds, Ic-YmdAy Line Cimps Landing
Nets, fyg2oe, out painted Cors, Bras Winehes, Bads
and Tacks 81 all forts, Nal NPPe Matt Crackers, Coil;
Screws, Bra and paper Ink Pots, Bras Beer Cocks, Pink
ing Irons, Chair Center and Deueng Belts CrutehIIe
Clorh Table, Shoe and Buckle Eruihes, Curing and Pinch
ing longs, Wool Cards. Selves and Seye Bottoms, Houe
Bells, Pound Beads No. j, and silks, Kitchen Iaes,
compleat Bfafs and Iron Wire, Curry Combs Dripping PAS,
Cora Fans, painted Scale Beams, Horfe Flcs Bras and
Steel Thimbes, Rat and Moule Traps, Tin Plates LoO
ing GlaEss ofalI kinds, few Pair Coda Gold and
white oval Glaes in the pamyfa Tate, either with
without Jercndeles. - u. IA ata
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a Boarding School for youns Ladies,
n aaer the mott approved EDgliih Method will be
r - q fro--,, This Time forth By
III CANOR DIR 1I IL.

In Haneyer-Street, near Conoert-Hai. =.
Tie Ladies, bclides beng tendery and carefully lo'ksu
after and inirueed in every Part other behaviour, aIs
taught Engih and French grsmmatcaliy, al sOr's =
Needle Work., plain and N Colours IamO0uf' oi0'V'
Bade,, Bugle, and PaPer-Worl<s.
Her 4 .rms will be the moi moderate and ueh as %
convince the Enquress they are reaonabe indeed.
s. Thole who hsl be Pleaied g inua her w'tn me
Care Of their Children may rely that the Attainment "a
thoe irsblr Ends a engage her sldous
Epiitolary Correspondence, Writing and Anshmetc "
the mott conciie Manner, taught BY q
7 o HIN d REU l II l..
Recreation and Exeree as contributing to the Health and
. Of Mind and Body 90 Hand in Hand with a
vsy;sv of Enployuens The Faults and Defects OF
young perons are fought to be sc6ed by Psruai'on'
mild and gentle Uagc, Encourasements and ke'sards'
rather thar, vere Treatment, except when the iasr
abfOutely neceiIary.
4 =. The Day School as ufual.
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T.
YER TABLE SPOON, marked l. NJ. aImoa
new Ii il oud be offered for Sale, irs deired it may be
g,opped, aad information giFen to the Printer.
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XHYHIRE AS on the night Of the 9th
w 0fthisinIspt jung, the dSeling-hoSis Of the
ubiriBcr Of Hanover, the sounty of Plymouth, inn
holder broke open and entered BY ome villain OF VII
ains, who ALTO broke open dek and fole from thence
Sum Of Money, which contained in two puries one
white fix knit with nix arpg and the other made OF
black glove leather with ings Of the fame ao large
old aihoned FLYER Watch, makers name Windmil Lon
don, No. s64I. TEN DOLLARS Reward is offered to
any perion who viii detect the thief thieves, 10 as he or
they may be brought to Julice. = DAVID JACOBS. I
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T o B E e +,
For one, two or three Years,
- l.. 5000 ,,ro,, ;r,,rn.d;,,.g

A LARG convenient Dwelling
"A oufe. in Beverly, the Ferry, with four Rooms
- Floor. and good Wharf. For further Particulars
e1oui5e Of Capt. VILLAS MOReAN, the Owner, living
in laid Beverly.
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CYRUS BALDWIN

CYRUS BALDWI N
TTEREBY informs his cuifOmers and Others, that
II he purpofes to embark for London early next Fall
and that he is now telling off his Stock IN Trade, committing
Of large and valuable Aortment Of Engah, India and
Scotch GOODS, very cheap for Cain, at his StOsc IN
Cornhill, near the State -Houie, BosToN.
Auong gvbieb are, ~
A large AfIortment of fuperhne, middling
and low priced Broad Cloths, with Trimmings, German
Serqes, Wiltons, Iean Fuan Cotton Velvets, Hair and
Worried Puihes Furniture and other Caieoes, Furniture
Checks, Irih Linnens Cambrieks, Lawns, Thick Muffin,
Book ditto Silks for Ladies Gowns Of various Sorts and
Colours, iome of them at the ferng Colt; beautiful
Allotment Of Ribbons, Quality and Shoe Bindings, Gar
terines Tapes fine Aortment Of Silk, Thread, Worried
and Cotton Hofiery; Carpets and carpeing, Looking
Glaes, with 7Bopnd ether Articles, not hes mentioned
Very neat fuperine Chip Hats at the Sterling Cot.
So hoe who have the Caih TO pay, will mott fursly
find i for their Advantage to apply to iad BALDwiN
He eancy reques all Perons that are indebted 20 him
on Note or Book, to make ipeedy Payment. iaf
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-06-30

Which viii fuit the Meet tsite,
ls imported in Capt Symmcs and
- IS And tobe S OLD by
HARLES 20 w r, ~
oppofte the Bottom Stone, in Marha Lane near ''e
Mill-Brdge.
This quantity Of cheei equal in goodneis II nStiOps
rior, to that imported and fold BY him lait fall.
ALTO, excellent FLORENCE OYL, IN
- Flafss, warranted good, and the bea OF
Englih Maitard, by the bottle, Jingle
pound or ieis.
OATMEAL by the Buhel, or fmallcr quantity