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IOSHUA BLANCHARD, Jun.

DEGS Leave 70 inform his Friends, c. Amcfs and
n o,hen THAI he has removed from his Store on Dock
Square, to the Store lately improved by Mr.. IosEpR
TyLfR, oppohte to Mr.. SeoTTs Irfh-Lnnen Store, in
Ann-Street, and fronting the North Side Of Faneul Hall
Esasksf, B6.roE Whee is TO 5e Sold,
Loaf and Brown Sugars, Rsifins, Currants,
chcuslasr, warranted puae, Coffee, Rice, Four Poland
and common srareh, Gingos, Pepper, Alee, Salt Peue
Spit Peas, Firkin Buffers Flax Oil very eoOe, Ibon Oil
By the gallon or efs, be Durham Nuasnd, Cinnamon,
Mace Nurmegs, Cloves Brnnns, Alum, Coppcras Red.
wood Selves asa Seive Bottoms. IS Inch Pipes, Gown
Seap Playing Cards. States, Indigo sf various forts csss
Bacon. Cheele, Oatmeal, and GROCERIES Of ali kinds.
AlGo, Wet midland New England Rum,
JsnaiSa Spirit Brandy, DOreheaes Beer, Taunton Als
Mels1sss &c.
NIB Ghs above articles VIII Be- io;i By Whoeiale sr
Retail unsO@nsaiy shsAR and "A Favssss SsstO:y as
knswstssd.
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NATHAN FIR AzIER,

.XA7HEREAS the Co-partnerthip lof
Wv cBRTlS and MAY, was mutually dfIose ed the
z7th of September I774, il is requecd that all Pecns
who are indebted to id Company viii made fpeedy Pay.
naent uHto JOHN MAY, and all Perons, that have any
Demands on fail Company, deGred to bring in thar
Accounts and receive Payment from the iaid MAY, who
al continues TO fell al Sorts Ct WefInda Goods at the
Store lately occupied BY CURTIS and May sxuenssGy
cheap for Cain.
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sJUtiN M A I'D, Tailor,
DIGS leave RI acaiiaints his Cufhonser

REGS Leave toacquaints bis Cuftoners
A. and others, that he the BuGneas as uias
NorA Side Of the Iown-Horle, King -deet whar al
80 sacns branches Duueis execuJd fS
the mott elegant Manner, with Fidelity and DiPatss.-
He does nor ann being Rompous in his Advertisement,
nor 70 detraa fora any Man Merit IN his PIoieison
yst he Astters hinsf tha hni <rt Clorhs
with greater Elegance and Tate. RsgmeniaI c,OashnS
and Navy Uniforms, he is well uiet TO, having been en
poysd tisle many Years by the Gentlemen Of the Army
and Navy Any eloaths which may happen 70 &c, h.
will take bask according to his former Adyss>iemea
He Inoelely thanks his Friends and cuaOasIs ot tina
Encouragement they have lewn him hthevtos znd hal
make il hi. Shady to telorvs thsir faruTe Fiyow.
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1r,HE Co-parrnenhip of BROWN and
Il SHATTUcK win be matualIy daIolved the I4th
Inasat ,oGe che have any Dea,aads fsd Company,
arc dsea TO fsna IN their Accounts and shos aasbtsd
aereaussssd % make immediate Paymsat.
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WHEREAS | the fubfcriber, Of Charl

w ten, in the county Of Woreettsr, sd = .ns Iol.
,..,,h ;,a,,t aive DANIEL cONvERs Of fid Charlton
nore Of hand Of the following and date, VIZ.
For valsc reeeyed,l PrOme co pay, to DANIEL SoN-
vERS or ks ORDER the iSm Of three pounds
In three months with in,ere until paid, wtneis my hand
SAMUEL ROBINS SO N.
CbSytss, Nsvenbsy 18TH, I774." ..,~ou
|wERS. given by ISAAC MOORE, lof wOTseasr, a
|hid coNvERS deelared) payable to EDw bond.
Or o,Ser, which was negotiated until iaid CoNVEks
.scams the propetos ths.sOf And upsn Application
to faid MOORE for payment Pereevsa mat ire hOss
drmsd Therefore fewan al periOas from purchasing the
NOTE gave 70 CONvERs, before debed, being deter
mined not to pay isd note, il was obtained 10 l',1eu
lsat manner. SAMUEL ROBINSON.
Cbarlssn, NsVsmbr aSts, I774.
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To be SOLD, toe want Of employ,
a LIKELY healthy frong NEGRO
BOY, between "a and IS years of age. Enquire Of
the Printer.
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%&Ths iaii Chance.

A e. rNcLlsu GOODS, now sessining 10 the Store c:
DUNCAN INGRAHAM, jun. !.
r. .f,,,,. ofon, may be pusehaed, terms wholly
ia die advantage Of che yuhsl, they arc as follows, wa
DIN'r and half pint China Bowls, Cups
and SINGERS; 6, S. Q, 10 and bow feletns vines
ho,J bla bone laee few blond ,es and thresd ssgne''
~. chip hs,s, braid cord and GapPing for Gu woe La
a, Pkans, iofsed colours, cafe lssr handle knives and
rss very neat for zol o. T. the cafe tive Ptss o. wne
;es yellow and ftriped hollands, Mesyoqsthse MOI
$50 c,mp. infants red and sreen do. vsuety Of fix Wtts
nd alOvcs random, black, and white lk hofe shila'sns
Co. thread and worried ho, tabe cloths from % 70 1914
ooe very elegant half yard and half ell ees icaiee an0
e,im;on ptufhes, worried 3s, broiios, &c. Sec.
Thcy who dsfga purshalng mutt apply immediately.
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To be S o L ID,
Agreeable to she

Ar,er;e,nCONCRESS ASSOCIATION,
On MONDAY, the a6th % December inf,
PUBLIC AUG ITO N,
A., :, IL. H.ulc of Mr.. BENJAMIN BvRDIcx, ianhcsder
In MARBLE He ADi
OUCH a part of the CARGO of the Ship
- r,HAMploN, Capt. NATHANIEL FELLOWS, ar
,v.s from LONDON Gnee the rf aay OF December afore
aid. as has beea already delivered TO the Comnes o. an
Cfon of (ad town. The Goods viii be pat up according
=, III, Inyoees, and fold to the hghea bidder.
Ivo;r. No = Contains RuIia Duck, Ofnaburghs, ies-
i-,es. Rayess Duck Baizes and Hemp, amounting to a.
bout go ]. Rcring.
RerEng. .r;.s
l.abursh, ..Sounties > about ziol. nerllng.
Olnabufes, Romalls, Steel Sccnces, inih Lnnens'
sh,ek. Wonueps Hole Broom Heads, Taow Bruihss, Tar
.d Hearth ao White Lead, boxes Of Iin-Plaes Shot oa
% Cans. Mems Hats, Innings and Loops for Hats, ftsHed
Paper and Botdcts, Baires, Bound Books Qg' Warmers
Gonzales, &c. &C.. amount about z9o'. nen'
M . contains insh and and half inch Deck Nails
She,,hng drawing scd rod. Sd. I'd. and 3D. NlNs, SAL
Needles Pump Ciapper and SpPsr Nails Lead and Hemp
smeunt about $50 |. itsrhng' :. %. -. r.,.,.
NJ. & contains Irii Linen, Pins gilt Trunks, iIcisen-
h,ryb. yevets Sewing Silks, Tva, Bonnet Boards Quail
, Ste,,tsn Wire Worried, black and white Lace, sr0wn
hraI. Deathhead buttons, Pertains, Dan,sks and Lutte
nes &c Sefge-denims and Everlafings Caeoes' Hnhns'
Eankeens Dowlas, Ruia Diaper Italian Grapes, lnints'
Silk Handkerchief patches, &c. &c. amount aSout lo': e'
No. p containing undy Medicinal Drugs, amount about
col. Asring. -, ,xr,
Nib lame time and PLACE will BE- ayS 6A. (.
The whole Cargo of the Brigantine Polly,
c.ut. srEPHEN BLANEY, arrived from FALMoulH,
/. fnce the rt day Of December aforead
Tsyoee. No !. containing 100 boxes Of Lemmons, Al
ess Of aims, s9 quarter eas Of Wine, 80 oaks Of Figs.
No. 4. contains u oaks Of Rsihns.
No A. 20 boxes Of Lemmons, 10 eass ofRalhn' guar
~. r
No. =. 6 caas, Rsihns, one quarter eafs Of Wine.
No = 10 boxes Of Lemons, Iscass Of Rains, qsas-
ter ealxs Of Wine, 90 ealss ofFigs.
NJ b. Each Invoice will be put up az the ae'ns colt and
ebags and per cent and half cent for each bid
xr. The Sale 20 begia At o'clock, a. M.
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To Be LET,

To be 7,
a STORE, oppoGte the eaf end of Fa-
neuii Hall, well Situated fos bunsf- Enquire at Mr.
lDsnieI Bells Rore, near The abeve.
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To the Pu BLIc.

A the Times are threatening, It be-
"A hoves one and ALL to go into the mot frugal Method
.eourzes eur own Manufactures, and there is agTea
n,O rston Of Gloves ia this large Country we can ma
nuaars enough here fuppy the whole Continents which
Iii. .pey our own people, and keep large Sum OF Msnsy
h,,, vhish is annually ent England for Gloves, and
heh are better and cheaper than can be imported from
EsanS il Is hoped tAersors, that all true Patriots Will
THEE may certify, that PHILIP FREEMAN,
OOl Fnnerals and Merchants aud Shopkeepe, th the
So,,. oloyng vic. BuckSiin Cloves Norway Doe, dtts
pn,ue atto coth-Colsur, ditto Wa-Leaths- dtto and
Mock Beaver ditto, the mc reafonsble Terms, at th'
CIovE, ia Union Street, facing the Sign OF the
Conflicts, near the Dock, BosToN.
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I Asst Monday nj at, between eleven
and twelve oeIos, roms 1psSrsd gr"flsmf", tsOk the
j,y Of sr.asng my wiaiows in rsf priis4 Ss""y II
sny peron will be psaled inform me Of the place Of their
rrdenee fthey have any) that may make them proper
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for shis babe mark f tb eviy, ne ihaA
\. arired 70 reward Of TEN DOLLARS from his mott
humbie iervznt.
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NEW FL UR.

Me- [ o U K.
AAOUANTTTY of new Flour to be fold,
IA Cheap Enquire of JOHN CUSHING at his Sugar
Houe in BrattIe-aIeet, Dr. COoPss Meeting hou'e'
Soften. whe.e ALTO may be had as uual, LOafand brown
Sugars, Meafes, &c.
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parnanian Packet.
hya,,6 70 The SCEPTIC 4 S.

Fran Dr.. Bssifiss MiEsTsEL,.
q A ND be il 20. Let thoie deeore thrI COON,
~ Whole hope Hll grovels IN this dark Hs00'H
Bos lofty fouls, who hook beyond the sono,
Can in,aA at ias, and wonder how they mourn
Shan fo,,Br 10 ,hsle fad feenes no mort setunf
Eyondsr wave the Sins eterna bed
sosn fhsl die orient with new luare burn,
and ioriar nail fOOn her vital isauense eel,
Arain attune the grove, again adorn the mead
Shall I Sc .sA sbandcnd in the duff, r.,
e, N n,ssfe's voice. 70 man alone unjus,
nil him. though doom'd TO perth, hope to iissf
J. i for this fair yrtue oft mutt ar've,
With aifsppontment Penury, and PA'n'
No. Heayets immortal FIRING fhall zee siuse
And mans maieaic beauty bloom ssan' ..,c,
p,;sh, through til eternal Year ofoses triumphant 'esn
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Painter, /; Z ofArticles fuitable fol
in Stsafon, may be had az
G K z RS Au6tioDtR Sfm,
Near the Market, Bgts VIII lis
aalantity of yard vsro dsftas the
'stins Iinnens, vsTd
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lsV,HLRE is expofcd to iale, the hornftead
FARM Of consprE DEW, lying in Duxboro asb'
IA, place called the Captains Nook, coniing Of between
40 or 40 sues Of good land, With large low Dwelling houie
Barn, wokhss, good Wei, good pring little below
high water mark, we'll eHced The wees end Of lad farm
butts upon the at bay good channel that eoHs within 80
or 40 rods Of the hou good harbour, and building YARD,
with good and convenient place 10 make Fin any IN the
sossty Of Plymouth all the apreensaess hsreuaso be-
longing together with fna wharf, ~ good repair ex-
coping widows right Of dowe thirds thereon during her
natural life. November roth, 1874.
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THE great dtmand for this paper, has Of
ten sffayGoa1d many good egiqOmkrs being
dijappsinted, far (Which The pnbli6er is Uf,y
J6r,y He a0A, in future, fndeavonr to pre-
venf any thing Of the like kind happening, 10
leng as be may hare The bonow Of being an
hand jfyVanf to The public.
The gioany prglpea Of public affairs, at
pyejfnt, IN this deJafed capital, has oecqjfoncd
jsme prefing Demands npon him, sObieb aOitb
great reluctance. be informs bis egJfomcrs, be
can By no means anjSoer gUitbouf their kind
olijqmte He is hath to troublt them with
fdunning' 09OstijSmeut, bit bis affairs make
II neceGuy : His tglpsn1eys IN bfeomny tosOnS
in this broOince, md tbgE in The other eolOnirS,
be b9pcs gViH take proper notice Of IL, and
eogfde7 there IS n,Pg0FbiEty, (epeaaLy for a
young beginner) in carrying on 6gEtnsf
auifboRt regular payments.
II sOork gtftbis hind, it is 'svrA knsrOnis at
tended pvitb great exbencs, and be btgS LavS to
mention, that The MASSACHUSETTS
SPY IS third larger than any NruOS-PGpo
pubEBed IN this bygOines, and c1ntainsa5 much
M1cS, as nay Political EDdys, as any IN
Anaira and is TIE obeaps0 on The glabr.
/. THOMAS.
Bgqan, June 9, 1874.
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G A R D EN- Sc Z d S.
Imported in Captain GoRHAM from LONDON,
And to be SOLD by
L Y D. A ID Y A r.

At her Shop near the North Battery, BosTow,
EARLY charlton, early hotfpur, golden
- hoepr large n1arrowfat dwarf marrow, blue marrow
and Spanh mcrrotto Peas, large Wndr, large Toe early
Liibon, early Hotpur, early yellow Dwarf early fpeekled
ditto, and early white Beans with black eyes, early York
hire, early Dutch Sugar Loaf Battera, large winter
and yellow Savoy, early and ate CollHoer Seeds, bea
Cabbage LetGce, white Co.'s green Co.'S, marble and brown
Dutch Lettuce Seeds, bea double Pepper Graf, round
double Paey, white SPanhh, flvcr-sin and red Onion
Seeds long green PckIey and early Cucumber Seeds feet
Ma1joram, Thyme Baum, Sage, early Dutch, and late
TurniP Seeds, large feing parnp, red Beet, Orange,
golden oOlOurcd, early yellow and PuPe Carrot Seeds, red
Clover, Herds Gra, and Canary Seeds, winter and fun
eE Sguah, loag Freneh TurnP, Hyop, and variety Of
rIosver Seeds, warranted Il Be and g90j. a N.
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T HUR DAY, JUNE 16, 1874.


A Boarding School for young Ladies,
:. ~ after the mott approved Englilh Method will be
pened fron this Time forth by
ELEANO DR. UT T,
In Hanover Street, nem Coneert-Hall.
The LADIES' be6des beag sendehy and carefully looked
after. and i,ted IN every Part Of their Behauour' are
taught EngIh and Frcngh dramatically, all Sorts OF
Needle-Wor, plain and % Colours Iamooar' o'0''o'
Babe, Buale and Papef=WorkS.
Her Terms will be the mcIt moderate and iueh as TO
convince the Enquirers they reaionabe indeed.
- Thofe who lall be Pcafd to intrut her with the
Care of their Chden may rely that the Attainment of
thoe deirNe Ends al engage her aidious Attention
Epiitolary Correspondence, Writing and Arithmetic IN
the mott concc Manner, taught by
10 HIN DR. U | L I.
Recreation and Exerciic as contributing TO the Health and
vgour both Of Mind and Body 80 Hand in Hand with
Variety of Employmcnts. The Faults and Defects OF
Young Perions arc fought be reetfed BY Periuahon
mild and gentle Ufagc, Encouragements and Rewards,
vather than fescre Treatment, except when The Latter rs
absolutely neceiiary
-. The Day School ufual.
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Bsfsn, TRre 1, 1874.
To the p u BLIc.

AS the times are thrcatning it behovcs
one and ali to 60 into the mott frugal methOdsto en-
courage our own Manufacturer and there is great con-
funpton Of Gloves in this large Country can maner
feture enough here fppy the whole cOnnent which
will employ our own people, and keep large fun OF Nor
new here which annually fent England for Gloves AND
which are better and cheaper than be imported from
England II is hoped therefore, that the importation OF this
article at leaf will be totally topped.
Thefc may certify, that Philip Freeman,
viii Gupply Merchants and Shop-keepers with the forts
following, viz. Buck-Skin GLOVES, Norway Doe,
ditto Purple ditto Wah Leather, ditto Beaver Skin, op
the mott reaonable terms, at the blue Glove IN Union
Street, facing the gn of the Com-Fed, the Dock,
Bottom. %
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81 L K S
And Superfne BROAD CLOTHS.
n PRIME aHortment of Padufoys, Du-
"A eapes, Lutcfrings plain and figured sattias, Da-
mas, Sarlnets, Sc-uperhne fashionable eoloured broad
Cloths, with fuitable Lnings and Trimmings;
To be Sold at an exceeding low rate, by
John BARRE TT and SONS,
AT their fhcp near the Mill-Bridge, Bolton,
Where may be had, all kinds of
Englifh, Scotch, India, Hardware
and Cutlery GOODS,
BY Wholeiale or Retail,
Extremely cheap for Cain or Mort Credit
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Steel Plate NJ L L S A w S.

A MBER of Very fine En-
~ gEh Steel Plate MILL S AW iuitable
for the Raiward, ue peror toany ever in America before
Is iult arrived and to be o d by
49, CHARLES SIGOURNEY.
AT his Shop at the Head OF Dock-Squarc,
Oppo6te Crecnlcafs Auetion-Room, BosToS.
With Large Aforrment of all Sorts of
Braiziery, Ironmongery, Cutlery and Ship
chandery e o o s, Confaing of every Article that
i imported in the Hard Ware Branch, and too many to be
enumerated in an Advertisement.
Tho. who want to purchaie by WhOefale, viii find it
worth their while cali he is determined to fell as low
,s .nv rcr(on in town. ALSO,
Double refined Englh Sugar, CoPperas and Alum.
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T o BE lie r,
For one, two or three Years,

a L A R @ Z convenient Dwelling
Houfe, in Beverly, near the Ferry, with four Rooms
on a Floor, and good Wharf. For further Particulars
enquire of Capt. WILLIAM MoR GAN, the Owner living
in laid Beverly.
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THE following Articles are to be fold

THE following Articles are to be fold
Il extremely cheap, and for which any kind Of Mer-
chandize will be taken for pay viz. gentecl Riding
Chair, doubls ard Jingle Sey, excellent fnoke
Jack, with chains &c. and ditto oompeat,
two Iron Cranes one large walnut Table, long entertaining
ditto. With many Other articles ueu in public houfc.
AIfo, conPleas fet of Founders Tools, ch patterns
for eating acit every article ufualy made in bals, with
rews, a.n mortar, Furnace, Foot Wheel, SC. &c. Like
wife few barrels ofCyder. Enquire Of the Printer.
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TIC be fold or LET, only for want of En-
AGING aky bufneis ia ln!. Enquire Of the Ptinses.
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n PROVINCIAL CoNGRES
CMIriaef, Dfrfmger 8, i774.


=. S the happiness Of particular families ariies,
N in great degree, from their being more
Or Ter. dependant upon others; and as the ieG
oecaGSn they have for any article belonging 70
Others, the more independent; and confequently.
the happier they are 20, the Happiness OF every
pclitisM body Of men upon earth, is to DC eitl-
mated in great meafure upon their create! or
lels 1sf radiance upon any other political bodies |;
md !. X Isnc- aries forcible argument, why
WY aate 5uoht to regulate their internal po-
-. in fuch manner as to furnifh themielves,
,,itsin their own body, with every neceiiary
article for fub6Rance and defence: Ctherwiie
their political exiacnce viii depend upon others,
Who NAV take advantage Of fuch weakness, and
reduce them 10 the lowef fate of vafalage and
laycry. For preventing 70 great an evil, more
70 be dreaded than death iticlf, IT NUT be the
wiEdon Of this colony, at all times, more elpec-
ially II this time, when the hand power Is laih
ing Us with the icorpions of defPotifm, to en-
ccu,sye agriculture, manufactures and economy,
20 as 10 render this fate as independents of every
other Gate as the nature of our country will ad.
mi, frem the confederation thereof, and truit-
inc that the virtue of the people Of this colony Is
G,eb. that the following reiolutions Of this Con-
greis, which mu& be productive OF the greateit
GOOD. will by them be efedually carried inR
Execution. And ills therefore RESOLVED, =
RI. That we do recommend TO the people tbs
Improvement of their breed of iheep, and the
oreateit polEble increaie Of the fame and alio
the preferable uie of our own wooden manufac-
lures and to the manufacturers, that they ak
only Reasonable prices for their goods and eiPe-
ciaiIy avery careful forting Of the wool, 10 that
Il NAV be manufactured TO the greatea advantage,
and = much as may be, into the bet goods.
I'D. We do ALTO recommend to the people, the
r. ing of hemp and fax: And as large Guanti-
re. Of fax FEED, more than may be wanted tor
,o- ms. ma be produced, we would ALTO farther
rel m Ter d ne manufacturing the fame into oyl.
=. We do likewiie recommend the making
49, which we apprehend muR meet with
arg ilrcncs 4 encouragement from the public, and
e of laHing benefit both tc the manufacturer and
Ash. The making Of feel, and the preferable
NE Of the fame, we do alio recommend TO the IN
ihabitan.s Of this colony.
eth. We 10 in like manner recommend the
making TN plates, as an article well worth the
attenti0A Of this people.
6zh. A. ire arms have been manufactured IN
.zsf.s.s -s,-s'rs sisiS sof ~, We DO recommend
I : ~ ~ i.a, furniture and other
/ locks. w4In other aFucies in the iron way.
nth. Wedo ALTO earnealy reeor1mend the max
ing of falt petre. as article Of VAT importance
| 70 (. encouraged, . may be dSsaed hereafter.
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fuch SUpQrtance, that every man among us VINO
loves his country mutt with ,he etabliihmces of
manufactures for that purpoie, and as there's the
ruins Of feyeral powder-mills, and fnndry per-
ions among us who are acquainted with that buii-
nefs, we do heartily recommend its encourage.
|ment. by repairing one or more Of faid mills, or
ereeting others, and renewing iaid buiineis as
foon a, podible.
.th. That as feveral paper mill, are now ufc-
fully employed, we do likewiie recommend pre-
ferable ufe of our own manufactures in this way ;
and careful faving and collecting rags, &c.
and ALTO that the manufacturers give generous
price for iuch rags, Sc.
10th. That il will be the intereR, as we'll as the
duty Of this body, or of iuch as may iucoeed us,
to make fuch effeefual provihon for the farther
manufacturing of the ieveral forts of glais, as
that the fame may be carried on to the mutual
benefit Of the undertaken and the public, and
firmly eaablihed in this colony.
nth. That whereas buttons Of excellent qua
lities and ofvarious forts are manufactured among
US, we do earneaiy recommend the general uie
Of the fame 70 that the manufactures may be
extended to the advantage Of the people and ma
|nnfaaurers. %
Iz.h. Tina, whereas ialt is an article Of vait
SYfQption within this colony, and in its hfi-
cries; do heartily recon mend the making the
AhI1 blythe ieveral ways wherein it is made in
kreISCParts of Europe especially in the method
'uled in that part Of France, where they make
bay jail.
i,th. We do likewife recommend an encou-
ragement of horn fniths in al shsi. various
branches, as whar viii be public utility.
18th. We do likewiie recommend the eta
blihment of one or more marufaetoriesfor making
wool-combs, as an article necehary IN our wooilen
manufactures.
Ieth. We do in like manner heartily recon-
mend the preferable ufe Of the accking and other
hoGcry wove among ourielves, 70 as to enlarge
the manufactures thereof, in iuch manner as
to encourage the Manufacturers and ierve the
country.
10Th. AS madden is an article of great import
ance in the dyer's buiinei:, and which may be
eaiily RATED and cured among ourfelves, we DC
therefore earnealy recommend the railing and
caring the fame.
,-tb. In order the more effcetualy to carry
Ithcfe rcfolutions into effect, we do earneitly re-
commend. Tha, fociety or focieties be etabllih-
ed for the purpofes of introducing and eitabhih-
ine fuch arts and manufactures as may be ufetul
TO this people, and are not yet introduced and
the more etfeeually eGabliihing iuch as we have
already among US.
18Th. We do recommend TO the inhabitants Of
this province to make ufe OF our own manutac-
lures. ana theie of our filter colonies, in prefer
ence 10 all other manufactures. =
Sipnsl BY or6sr of fbs Provincial CoggrCF,
| IOHN MOO c K, Prefde1f.
4 a yru, exfyn9 from fbe Mjnpfss,
BENIMIN LINCOLN, Secretary.