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The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-04-07
T u E S D A Y, April s.

We hear from Cambridge that a, perfon
having been confined there long time in
goal, for debt, at the expence of one Sa-
muel Carter, of Woburn, who on Thurf-
day laft paid the goaler ten dollars more,
declaring his intention of keeping him in
for life company, fuppofed, about Ge-
venty or eighty in number, in the Indian
habit, waited on Mr.. Carter in the evening,
and after breaking his windows and fhow-
ing fome other marks of their dilike of his
conduit, obliged him to walk with them
to Cambridge, about leven miles, hgn an
iuhrument to releafe the man from con6ne-
ment, and give him the caih he had ihort
time before depofted in the hands of the
goaler, to bear his expenses home, as the
man belonged to neighbouring town -
The affair being thus iettled, three cheers
were given, and the parties returned from
whence they came.
NORWICH, Mareb 81. BY gentleman
from New York, we learn that on Monday
the aft infant, report prevailed in faid
town, that MIR. Henry White, of that city,
merchant, to whom the cargo of the 70
long expected tea fhip is conigned, had
received letter from Captain Lockyer,
who commands her, dated at Antigua the
18th of Februarylait, the purport of which
is, that faid Lockyer having heard of the
proceedings of the people at Bottom and
Philadelphia, and the reiolutions of the
New Workers withregard to the tea hip-
ped for America by the Eaif- India compa-
ny; has determined, that upon his arrival
at Sandy-Hook he will anchor the velel
and proceed up to the city in his boat he
requeffs that Mr.. White will provide the
necelIary fupplies of flores and provilions
for him, as, if the people will not fufcr
the tea to be landed, he intends immediate
ly to fail for England. He defires that
thefe his reiolutions may be communicated
to the public, that he may not be expofed,
upon his arrival in New-York, to perfon-
al iniults.
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NJ o N d A Y, April 4.
b O s T O N.

"Wednesday Iaft the Governor iiiued
proclamation for dilIolving the General
AGembly of this province.
The fhip Haley, Capt. Scot, from this
port, arrived at Grayelend the 10th of
January.
Extratf of a letter from Baltimore, dated
Mrb IS, I774.
i" Captain Lawrence, in the Jenny and
Polly, in four weeks from London, ac-
quaints us, that the news of the deiruction
of the tea at Bottom was arrived there be-
fore he failed, and Jays, initead of their be-
ing exafperated, they much applauded the
noble ipirit of the Americans, and were re-
lolved to let the EaR- India company get
the matter lettled in the bef manner they
can"
NEWPORT, Marrb IS. We are aGured
that the New Workers are determined in
their reiolutions of tending back the tea
flip without lufering an ounce to be land
ed. Said ihip had been thirty-one days
out from Antigua, when the lateit accounts
came away from New-York So that we
expect, in few days, to give our readers,
very few excepted, an agreeable account
of the fourth A & T of a play called the
adventures of two thouiand cheits of India
TEA; the third ACT having been be-
gun, but unluckily left half 6nifhed, by
Tome of the actors having forgot their parts.
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S A T u RD 4 Y, April :.
B O.S T . n.

We have the following intelligence from D.
Vincents, viz. that in November laf an armed
ichooner, under Spanilh colours, was cruihng
on the coat of that inand, with an intent, as
was iuppoied, TO ftealnegroes but being pur-
fued from Princes Bay, BY ailoop which croud-
ed all the Gail lhe could, and with freih breeze,
food TO the S. w; the fchooner lying becalm-
ed under the land, was taken. Her boat,
which had come alhore under pretence of get
ting water, with three of her hands were left
aihore, and were afterwards apprehended and
committed to goal. There were AK negroes
on board the Pirate; who were folen.
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For the MASSACHUSETTS, SPY.

TT feems by the recruitment hewn by
number of people that attended at my
houie on the 18th Of March, when was gone
journey in the country, that have done fome-
thing that caufed their reientment, and know
not what it fhould be except my bringing fome
tea from Albany, iometime lait winter which |
then fuppofed would not have offended any
body, as itpaid no duty in America; but fnce
find il has, would inform the public that
am forty that have offended them, and am
determined not to offend in the like manner for
the future for it is we'll known that | have
been as much fet againlt the dutied tea as any
perfon whatever. ISAAC JONES.
WelgOn, AtrI 6, 1874.
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Canesanx, HaLtax, 1873 MayeE, Iz74

CsncsaHx, Halifax, ISf6 Slareb, 1874.
Mr.. THOMAS,
HAVING (een in your paper general charge of en-
III bezzlement Of flores, agznif one or more Of the
Kings hips vics, fationed about CafcoB1y Ian fun
mer and whereas the Canceaux ha been employed terea
bouts for thee two years PS and the officers who have
the charge of all fuch flores mentioned, we in order to
clear her of the mPutaon, think proper to Pubh the at
idavt herewith, which requef you will infert in your
paper. We are Sir, your mott obedient, humble fervans,
WILLIAM BRAY,
HARGOOD SHOOK.
HALIFAX, Province Of Nova-Scotia.
Before WILLIAM NEsBITT, EGq, one Of his Majeay's
Iufiees of the Peace for the Piovines Of NOva-Scota
UTHEREAS there GbpsavS IN tbs public fap0s ge-
Wv neral charge Of GmbessLsztnf agaigG fbe 0Ecays
Of one or Of Bis Mejgi Slips or Vsai, at'Sad in
lie easern parf Of Ne-o-Eagssd LAP ammsy, and nssritb
GandiSg fab Gnszyzsous flanders DO nor dve fbe LEAP
attention. ysf zoe Wam Rrsy ard HGgosd Srook, bsat
7raiz end esrferfu sfBS Aajseyi ARMED ftp CG1caHx,
ftrk dEfy scEbezf rs, not cr for or 0zOz repE-
tatisz, ard fbe offers and company tsrgg 70 RE fame
6it bEt al for TIE Ef5s7iOr offbs PHbir. Do lok~ay
s1ear Epss TIE ba EVazgs s, tbaf FIRES $sy ii-d
aUbafeever 6af bss bsen rsriod oge for fb-t
Eie b4ve btx eszVfe4 applied bsf 70 Ter ze ard
fbs cyHr 5Gsngiry Der, GzpySd Epos te general arvy
sflBs Nsf5era SieIi7I tb-4zuoi.s.
WILLIAM BRAY,
HARGOOD SHOOK,
Ssrva bsfsrs ne Ere ISfb Of Marcb, 1874,
WILLIAM EESBTrT, y.Feaos
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-04-07

Here that part of his Majeays fpeeeh to the Com
mons, at the concluGon of laR felton,, was read.
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SoUTH-C AROLINA.
In the UPPER HOUSE of ASSEMBLY

Friday, tbs ISEb day Of March, 1874.
ORDERED, That the Report of the COM
" mittee to conhder of the petition lately
preiented to his Majeay by Charles Garth,
Efq; agent for this province, his letter to the
committee of correspondence dated December
z7th, 1878, and the Everal laws by which he
was appointed and continued agent for this
province, as agreed to by this HOuie, be printed
and made publick.
JAMES SIMPSON, Clerk.
The Committee Report,
THAT Mr.. Garth, in concert with Mr..
ChambetlayRe, Il iolisitor, retained by Mr.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-05-26
F RID A Y, May 20.
r O S L O N.

On Monday lait the Town of Brsizfre, made choice of
EBENEZER THAYER, Efq; for their Representative,
and the following IS fad to be copy Of the INSTRUc-
TIoNS, then voted him.
Brais:,er, May I6fb 1874.
To EsEEEzER THAYER, Fig;
aSIR,
"THIS Town having this day made choice oyou, to re-
rrrient them in the enfung general court exped your uf
mott exeriions, ior the pfslersason Of fach Of on tights
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E p / T A p II, 60.
IT. -,.w Mrssn. ne

THOMAS HUTc HINS Efq;
Governor Vt the Province of MAssAcHUsET Ts-BAY.
He was defended from ancient Race
of AMERICAN Worthies,
And wac educated in the principles Of
Virtue and Religion.
But alas what availcd the Renown Of
his Ancefiors,
And the holy Precepts Of his Parents
He remembered no more Of the former,
And prastied more Of the latter,
Than we're efficient to raiie him to
The frt Offices, and Honours Of the
Government.
He was an Enemy to
Virtue, Liberty and his Country.
Let Antiquity be dumb, nor
ReprOaeh with obloquy, her
cATALINEs, CALIcuLAs, and NERos,
Since Mankind are here furniihed
With an Infianee Of Deprayty which
Includes with their Guilt, the
BAsEsT HYPocRIsY.
AMERIcAN Traveller,
Forbear to open his Sepuchre, and to avenge
Uponihis Afhes, the IHJuRfKs he did
Thy COUNTRY.
His private Virtues did not atone for
His public Vices.
He was detected in an Attempt
To Z" abridge the ENGLISH Liberties"
And to deftroy the Charter Of his
Native Province.
Let Pofenty remember with Gratitude
DR.. FRANKLIN mot
Lefs fueeeisfu in difarming POLITICAL
Than natural Clouds Of their Mitchell
For this Diieoyey.
Although this treacherous Governor
Was defended by one of the moi artfsl
Britifh Councillors, yet he was
Condemned by Jury Of all the
FRELMES in Britain and America, >
To be hanged, and burned :
MAY id I774, in the City of PHILADELPHIA in th'
Prelence of many thoufand Spectators,
Who while they exulted in his 2
Punihment.
Lamented that he could fafer but
Once
To expiate the high Teaion he
had committed aeznR +,
his
cOUN ,TRY. a
Nrw-YoRk, May 9. "Wednesday laa we had frna.
Snow Storm and the weather colder than know
BY the odei Men living here, this aiOn Of the yea
which we are afraid will be very dsifruetye to Peache
APrioocks, &c. nd
city, 10 raifs fun Of money to be employed in the wha
hery, and in few days e. 1000 was fubicribcd for tn
nrnole and lis not doubted but double that FUN will
sdded this week when is erpeed fevera vciels win u
Immediately diipatehed the whaling account. Ne =.
rIoooo was Ian eaion ient from hence Nantucket e.
Oy, &c.
PoRsrMoUTH, My 70. 1t is talked Of maxi;
PoTumouth free port
In the ooure Of lat winter about isveneen hundred 1e
pafed along to the weward Vt the Green Mountains wi
above yen hundred families moved on the lands granted
the weisgad Of Connecticut River by this province. q
PEILADELPHIA, Nay 4. Capt. Bidde from Hiif 81
nioa informs, that Freneh gzte had fsited arr n
demned two whaling loops, which were lying at RI =
called the Piafon, about FIVE leagues from the Mole
81, Nicholas, where they had put in to ger frP5
water. oneof them the Abigail, Capt. Snow Of Bosc
the ..her Is the Sail: belonging 10 Rhode-I1zrd.
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NUMB. I73.
RSDAY, May 26, 1874 Il

lie was received into the Society Of
the Friends of Liberty and his country.
Rnt alas the Aeclamations OF Millions,
proclaiming his Reformation,
and the pleafures Ct accepted Contrition,
were not able to protect him from
SECOND Sc ID u { I N.
He was led on from one Degree of venaliy another
until he was at laa prevailed upon
to commit MURDER upon the Character
of an luxurious AMI RIGA PATRIOT and
PHILosoPHER, and High Trealon againA
BRITAIN and her Colonies.
TRAVELLER;
While you tread HEAVILY upon his Dua,
Remember, that the Pangs ola
FIRST Fall from Virtue,
are not to be compared with the Anguiih
OF Heart, awakened TO the Guilt of a
SECOND Detection.
ALTO; that great Abilities and Eoquence, ART
not the Marks of Favourite Of Heaven, or
they would not have been conferred upon
THIs UNHAPPY c LPRIT.
He was executed May cd, I774,
in the City Of PAILADILPnIA, in the Preienee Of
many thouiand Spectators.
He had no Friends TO lament his Fate,
for " Treachcry would not truit him -
He had no Enemies 10 forgive
for he was below Contempt.
Even the Eye Of Pity (Which fome,mes
drops at the Expiration OF Murde5)
refufed him this
Tribute Of Humanity.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-07-28

To Al Lose,, q the noble ssieres Of Z Z scL.
.CENTLEMEN who shoose 60 DC
VI ;ra,uSaed in she Ar commonly czilea the 400
SWORD. ae -selHed 90 apply to D MAJ Y
M.ALPtNsE, wins win seash thsn iaid Science @
rsir entire Satisfaction, at the Room in kngdsss near
~ -Houie, lately occupied a Writing School
The Hours Of Attendance arc From ill O'clock m inc
Morning, Eom Noon till O'clock, and from tM
ocloex IN the Afternoon. Gentlemen that ehoole
70 be taught privately a DC waited upon 2, 'uIh oeo..
= =. Convenient for them, either At the School or their
lodgings. =. 80, ,r...t. .,
,hofs Gardener who have encouraged him AS ne Is
onsy urged 70 60 to another Place he hopes 10 nee,
w,h ius further Encouragement and APPRECIATION as mar,
induce him to continue his Reiidenee IN Boscn' wnen
you'd be moft agreeable TO him.
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JEREMIAH ALLEN

Informs his Friends and the = U Il &c,
That he has received oy che LorDos, Capt. CALEF,
And is now opening for Sale,
At his Sop in Ann. Street, little North OF the Draw
Bridge, by WhOeiaIe and Retail,
A Comnleat Allotment of Braziery,
n Cutlery and Ironmosgery C 90 D S, purchaisa
FINN the mot approved Manufacturers in CIeat-Brtan,
and which he doubts not viii give iatsfaeon boeh in
Price and Qusy 70 toe who Peafe to favour him with
their csfton. zaosg zvbirb ere sbe Jsilsayhgs
ID. id. id. Cd. Iod. and 2od. NAILS,
sheatne and Boat ditto, London Pewter Dimes, Plates
and Bafons, Tankards, Quart and Plat Cans Quart,
Pint and Half Pint Tea Pofs, Cream Pots, Tea Tonss,
Table and Tea Spoons, Bottie Grains, Wine Meatrses,
Bed and Cioe Stool Pans, Bras zeisles and skIss, Bell
ettIe ditto, Warming and Praying Pans, Dek and Book
CAFE Furniture Of all kinds Brz6 Knpeken, Ball Bos,
Clock Pins, Screw Rngs Knobs, Bra Scales and Weights,
Money Scales, BraE aud lam Csndecks, dso few Pair
Princes Mettle ia the nee Tate, Steel rng zpanned
and iron SHUTTERS, pccd Stsa Shovel and T6Aw Bellows
Boz and Fiat Irons; Boz Iron Grtet, BED Screws, half
ana quarter Carriers Kniye Boxes, make Cafa1ss, Bed
Caps and Turn Buckles fyers ivory, buck, bone horn
and maple handle Knives and Forks, pexnives Of al forts,
Razos, SciGafs and Cutces, Snuff and Tobacco Boxes,
Horn and Ivory Combs gilt, plated and acaueea Coat and
Bea Bottoms; Shoe, Knee and Stock Buckles Of al kinds
Temple and Dutch Speetaces, alfo fsw Pair Tempe Of
an extra Quality, Bras and Iron Locks and Hinges Of all
fots Carpenters and Ioines Tools, Avn Blades Shoe
Nppess and Pinrrrs, Engh aad French Gun Fnss Shot
Belts and Powder Flzs, Powder and Shot, Bar and Sheet
Lead, 10 by 0sis, and pitched woned Wool Combs;
bc Cotsrs Shears Smiths Anvs and Viis, Iron Spadss
Beaver, Gator and Felt HATS, ALTO few white red dlse
with Gold Buttons and Loops for Ladies, Psg-t0ot and
eroi-eut Saws, Steel and Iron Plate Hand Saws fa ten
nans and key hol drto, Files and Raips Of all losss.
oimblsts, Tap and Bung Boxers, Bamboo Dogwood, od,
ions and hazel Angling Rods of all kinds, a few Of the
neate Bamboo Rods that perhaps was in Aneicspae
TOPS for Rods, Cod and Msckrel Lines, Hair and M ditto,
bea Hurry Hooks, ditto Gimp and HAIR Snap Hooks,
and 10 ssaye Reeds, Io-YmdAy liz Gimp, Laadine
Nets y-goo, out painted Corks, Bras Winrhrs, Bszds
and Tacks ofall forts, Nal Nippes Mutt Crackers, Cork
Screws, Bras and paper Ink Pots, Rrais Beer Cocks Pink
ing Irons, Chair Center and Deusng Belts Crutch Head
Cloth Tzh, Shoe and Buckle Rrucs, Curling and Pinch
ing Tongs, Wool Cards, Selves and Seive Bottoms, Houe
Bells Pound Beads, No. 8, and Silks, Kitchen lacks,
corrleas Brss and Iron Wire, Curry Combs Dripping Pms
Corn Fans, painted Scale Beams, Hoe Fems, Bsss and
Steel Thimbles Rat and Moue Traps, Tin Paees Look-
ing Glafes of all kinds, few Pair Gold and Coh and
white oval Ciaes IN the Palmyra Tale, either with OF
without Jcrendolcs.
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To the p U BLIC.

As the times arc threatning il behoycs
one and all to 60 into the moa frugal msthSds to en-
courage our own Manufactures, and there great
fimPton of Gloves in this large County,
eufe enough here Eppy the whole Continent, which
will employ our own peoph, aSd keep large ium Of Mo
hes, which 10 annaay ens % England os Gloves and
which better and cheaper than en- be imported from
England IL is hoped therefore, that the importation OF this
asrieIeat leaR viii Be locally aopped:
Thefe may certify, that Philip Freeman,
h fappy Merchants and Shop-kespers with the forts
ialiowihe; siz. Bsek-Ska GLOVES, Norway Dos,
ditto Rarple dino saA Lasher, dtto Rsasss Skin, On
nc moi Reasonable tesu, at TIE blue Glove in unen-
Street, facing the 6gp Of he cSnFds, she Dock,
Bodaoh.
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T o Re S o Z D.

A FARM in Cohaiiet, containing
n abou, 90 Acres, web fenced with Stone Wal,
with asRood Houe, Barn and Chae Houe thereon, about
Mile and an half from a good Harbour, and one nile
1om n. Meeting FJouie, Miles frrm Boaon. Snqpir.
Of Colonel Lincoln, Of bingham, Lazarus Beal Of fad
cOhast, or Mr. Richard Billings, Tsyicr, 10 Bofson
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,OHARLESTOWN Stage No. Z. fets
~ OUT with fur good HOEes for Salem, from Mr.
Woasr'. Tavern every Morning at O'clock, and returns
the fane Day; puts up at MFR. Coodhas's in Salem
Any Gentlemen Ladies who wants Paaee are dered
70 cali at Admiral vSfnons, in King-hret, Bolton
Mr.. Woart,, 10 Chareaown, and leave their Names
AlC as the fame Place, Stage No. \. with four good
Eiorfes may be had 10 Convey aay Gentleman or Lady
to any Part Of this, any other Province, or at 10 ail
Ditance as five or FIX Mics.
ANY Gentlemen or Ladies who ehoofe to 50 in either
Of the above Stages, will be accommodated in the belt
Manner, and the Gnalcie Favour viii be acknowledged,
BY their humble Servant,
SAMUEL LORD.
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THE great demand for this paper. has Of
4 ten occaGoaed many g0Od eyqomtrs being
djtappointNd, for avbieb The pabhySer IS Very
JSr,y He lWV, in future, endtavOar to pre-
vsaf any thing Of the like kind happening, 70
lang as be may haze the bonow Of being an
hand jSrVant TO tie public.
TIE gi0omy prglPft7 Of public affairs, at
pyxifat, in this devoted capital, bOs oeeGiianed
Jsme preRihg Demands npOn hin, subieb 1Oitb
great reluctance be informs bis eg)qame,s, be
can BY no means aajEusr gVitbopt .bar kind
agEfaacs He IS hath to trouble then z0itb a
'dunning' uGoe,4ijfmeaf, bit bis Affairs make
nntss0ayy :. His cafamers in thee country touUns
III tbs prvvincs, and tbels in The otbfr folonisS,
be hopes tViH taks proper notice Of it, and
sanifdfr there IS no peLIbifty, (spNialy fir a
young beginncr) IN EARRING on 6gEnsS
lOifbSat regular payments.
II ozark Of ibis kind, it IS SceH k1oacn IS at
tsndtd 1vitb great sxpenes, and be bsgs leavt 10
mention, tbat As MASSACHUSETTS
SPY is third larger than any Nftts-P Paper
pnbhtbed in tbs proviHce, and contains as much
Nssvs, as naany Political Et1ays, as any IN
Amtriea and is the ebsapslf on the globe.
/. THOMAS.
Bs)qon, JEJ 9, 1874.
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To be SOLD,
A LARGE well-6nifhed Dwelling

"A Houfe, Barr, and Out-ouless with about fourteen
acre, Of lat tsOod imPFevs@ent, and all spsIosd
n the s'qs,sd = Wsss.n, s.. 'hs Meet
met at Exeter, when upon large road, very ssave-
Nathaniel Falfom of EPres viii Be very low for Can,
SulIavin of Durham, toIANE' FOwtE'Eiqi Inn
vince at the general Congre,-
+, NEwBu E-PoSr, Tab, %. v
from good authority, THAI ihiP with a'.iain-
Der Of cheRsp of tea on board, hourly expec-
ted TO arrive at this place is to be hoped
that this townswho were ~ hrf in the pro-
vince that appeared descsmined in rehaing the
detected Bolton port bill, by hauling up all |
their fhipping, will not fuffer their honour to
be eclipied, BY tamely tutoring that political
plague, tea, to be introduced at this time---a
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RIO be let a FIoufe and Shop in Union-
i Street, near tbs co5n-Fieds. Ebquise cf WILL
LIAM WILLIAMS q the Head Of kolg What
N. B. All kinds Of Mathematical lntsuments' to se
fold by lsid WILLIAMS. ~
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CTOLEN from the iabicriber on the goth
y Of June a white fPOttrd MA RE, ten years Old,
bout fourteen hands and an half high FINAL mnne and TAIL
with one Of der ere hoefs fpt Whosyet alI take the
,h;ef and Mare ihaH have TEN 0LLARS 1swasd, and
for the Mare only, Six Dollars.
Cambridge, july 1914. EBENEZER BRADIsH.
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TO BE SOLD BY
D A n LIE L. NC A r Il II,
In Union-Street, near the Cornhe
BY Wholefale and Retail

. BY Whoeale and Retail
LIS whole flock in trade, conffing Of
Innings, woens, Chnces and CaIlicoes, Silks, SUI
and black Rus Shoes and Clogs chdrens Morocco ditto
Fans, Gloves, Laees, llum very reh) great variety o.
China Ware, Ciaf, Stone and Earshen ware, Spices, Sc
sc. &c. at the neat Aerng colt for CAN. Any peron
whOm Il may fu take the Who'll, any con6derabl:
part thereof may have them terms that viii be al
able --Lieeife the houie he now lives in to be fpvf
reaiOnabe heng place well fuite9 no comes
many ecnvenieneies about it and in gc9d6 lad you into
JOE sf4E7saa patriots who |
SSn hand, and trua the men
- ~ ! to tie NOt.aw.rd to be
At ~ - saVkn. So let them b. here.
La sssts = climate the heebarf the planter,
and III ses and thar man be hiOsd, who hall dare
70 throw out has TO dune them. You rife together
20 the ssof sdom, youfpk sOgethsr into the fame
we.
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n PRIME aaortmens Of PadHioys, Du-
4 ~ sspes Lssesrinss; plain SOD figured Sattns, Da-
nalks, Sarnefs, a1s-@Tsxdne hopable cepured Broad
Cloths, with fuitabe Ennp an9 Trimming;
To Bs SsId al "a esceEding low rae, BY
John BARRETT and SONS,
At their Arp near the Mill Bridge, BoAon,
Where mag be had, al kinds Of
Ehglifh, Scotch, India, Hardware
and Cutlery GOODS,
BY Whslstaie or Recall,
Exttenely cheap far Can o. AaFs Credit.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-07-28

Choice ChcihircChe
Which viii fut the nieea tasic,
Ielt imported ~ Capt. Symnes an4
Ana to be s OLD by
CHAR LES LOW f,
CvpoGte the Bottom Ssone in MAIihal SHANE, the
M;ll-Bidgc.
TTh. quantity Of chseie equal in gOOdne, If iupe
rior, to that imported and fold BY him la9 fall.
Alfo, excellent FLORENCE OyL. in
Fiaik,, warranted good, and TIRE befs OF,
Englifh M:,fard, by the bottle, Jingle
pound, o. lefs.
OATMEAL BY the Ruksb or Gnsller quantity.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-07-28
Tenerife Wine.

A FE w Pipes, Half Pipes and Quarter
n 'Caiks, Of choice Teneriffe WINE,
Bea Liibon Wine,
Mountain Malaga, in Quarter Calls.
Alto Sweet Oyl in Barrels and Jars,
To be fold at the lowcf Prices at
T HO M A S w A l. L E Y's
Store on pocK-SeyARE.
Where he continues 70 fell,
All kind of Groceries,
And parcel of fine Naraganiett Cheeie,
equal to Cheihire.
ALTO Ground Ginger.
N. B. Boiling Cloths of all Prices.
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ARAB BEANIE hereby informs
- the Public, and her Friends aud CuaOmer, in Parti
eular that e has removed from the Sign of the Ship and
Launch, to the Sign Of Admiral Vernon, in KngSreet.
She will be much obliged al thOe who PleAfe to favour
her with their CuifOm.
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