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The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-05-12

- plain and brocaded half
and quarter ell Luteisrings,
DucaPes and Paduioys,
Mohair Grograms,
Crilnfon and blue Cordeioy,
Blue, white, green and pink
Sarinets,
Scarlet, crimfon, white, blue,
pink, green, drab and black,
plain, ipotted and fpriged
half and quarter ell Sattins
Of all Prices,
Rich roie, erimion and green
Ersllh pamaiks,
Blue and white India ditto,
Bus, greer, changeable ard
drab India Taffaties,
Black Engllfh ditto,
Figured Mode for Capuchines,
of mott Colours,
Half and quarter yard wide
black Allarncde,
Mi6inetts and Gri9etts,
Broglioes and Sattinet,,
Black and Lead-colour Bonn
bazeens,
Black double Allopeens,
Dorletteens, Grapes and
PoPlins,
Bengalls,
Worried Grograms,
Camblets and Cambleteens,
Drawboys and Everlaifings,
Calieoes and Chints,
Sagathies and Duroys,
Fuitians and JearS,
Wiltons,
Damaicus and Ginghams for
Meas Waiftcoais,
Figured Silk Waifcoat Pat
terms,
Black Silk Brooches Patterns,
Black, blue and cloth coloured
Worried Brooches Patterns,
Mems Silk Hoie,
Mems and Womens Thread,
Cotton and Worried Hole,
Chiidrens ditto all Sorts,
Womens black, white ard
buff coloured Silk Gloves,
Mems black ditto,
silk Mitts, all Colours,
A neat Allotment Of plain,
fpotted, figured and lPriged
Guazes Of all Prices,
Bca Tambour Muffin,
Stript, fpriged and checked
Mullins,
Yard and fx-qOartcrs wide
plain Mullins,
Brocaded and Satin Shoes
and Clogs,
Engliih and Lynn made Ruff
fell and callimaneo Shoes,
Childrens ditto,
A neat AGortment Of Bru'ells
and other Thread Laees,
from 81. to s. Cd. old
Tenor per Yard,
Blond Laces,
Black Zone Laees, all Prices,
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-05-12
Joseph BILLIN GS,
OF BosToN, T L o R,
Has received by the Ship Ohm, Capt. WHITE,
OF BosToN,

From o N DON,
CUNDRY Pieces furperfne Cloths,
- with Shalloons, &c. to match alto four-threaded
Patterns, all which he is determined to fell at the lOwe
Rate, for Cain, at bis r'O R E, leading to SCARS
Wharf Thoie who are pleaied to favour him with the
Making Of their Cloaths, he will take for Pay, New
England and Wef-lnda Rum Loaf and Brown Sugar,
MolaGes. Flour, Ship Bread, Cocoa, Chocolate, Beef
Pork, Cordaee, &c. The above Cloths, &c. being
Consignment, he viii Suit of COaths as elegantly,
and make them up as cheap and well as any adyertng
Tailor from the city of London.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-05-12

.iNhANst
, folioqeing articles, viz.
Cheyauxdefrife,
Gimp andG arlandTrimming,
Wax Necklaces and Earrings,
Blue, white, pink and black
Hats for Women,
A very large Aiiortment OF
Mems, Womens, Youthe
and Girls glazed and I'M
glazed Gloves and Mitts,
Calloom and Straping,
Stay Cord and Braid,
Buekrams,
Yellow Holland,
Brown ditto,
IA, 7-8 and yard-wide lrifh
Linnens,
Sheeting Holland,
Table Cloths,
Napkining Damal<ns,
Diapers and Huckabuek,
Womens and Childrens pack
Thread Stays,
Blue, pink, green ard white
Womens loom-quilted fix
Petticoats,
White Quilting,
Gold and Silver fpangled
Buttons,
Gold and Silver Vellum,
Gold Prunian Coat Binding,
Mecklingburgh ditto,
Gold Braid,
Gold and Silver Thread,
Silk Twiit and Silk and Hair,
Velvet Collars,
Tortoifheil Combs with and
without Stones,
Superfne, middling and low
Price Broad Cloths,
Foref Cloth,
German Serges,
Half ThiclIs,
Ratteens,
Beaver Coating,
Dufiils,
Baizes,
Velvets,
Stript Swanikins,
Oznabrigs,
Shalloon AMI Tammies of
mott Colours,
Callimancoes Shoes,
Beii black plain RuGeil ditto,
J-4,7-S and yard wideChecks,
MIettle Buttons Of all Sorts,
Creweis and Canvas,
Pins and Needless
Threads and Tapes,
Sewing Silks of all Colours,
Camb.ieks and Lawns,
Long Lawn,
Silk andLinenHandkerchiefs
Knives and Forks,
Pen Knives,
Razors,
Buckles,
Pepper,
Cinnamon,
Cloves,
Mace,
And a Variety OF other
Articles.
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cupERtIN L E.o2!-c!oths AID
= sh.:loon., wirA anoa every Kind OF fnshih Goods
ideally imported nom London to this pla;c' imported BY
MUEL AU 5 / n,
And to &c Soa quic low for the cah at h. shop ii
UEioa-S.geI.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-03-03
T H u R D A Y, MARCH ), 1874 Il

,roeVs ii as during gOOd bebaVioD, qVkicb in ny
opinion pySfrV0 me. fr0u any undue Jia, in fbs ca
seHfioa of my office.
+" am with the mott profound reGpee
For the Honorable Houle of Representatives,
Their mott obedient humble iervant,
PETER DIV Err.
marlborough, Feb. 2, 1874"
In which writing the iaid Peter Oliver,
Efq; hath ungratefully, fal1y and mali
ciouny laboured to lay imputation and
fcandal upon this his Majcay's government,
infolently and contemporary inlnuating
that by the parfimony, injufice and ingra-
titudc of the iaid government, in with hold
ing from him an adequate and due reward
forhis ieVices sa ajuitice ofthe (aid hyperion
court, he hath been greatly impoverished,
and that therefore he was obliged to take
his Majefy's grant from principle of iul-
tice due to his family and others. Where
as in fact, the rewards granted to him by
this government, were always fully equal
to the merit of his icrvices as a jufice of
the faid court as it is we'll known that
the iaid Peter Oliver, Efq; before his ad-
vancement to feat in the hyperion court,
had been ufually employed in the buiinefs
of trade, hufbandry, and manufactures, to
which he had applied his mind. And that
he was appointed to faid oficewithout prcvi-
Gus education and regular itudy in the law.
And the faid Peter Oliver, Efq; by his
conduct as aforefaid, hath mifreprefented
and traduced this government, and endea-
voured to ALLEVIATE the hearts of his Maief-
ty's liege people of this province from his
Majeffy, and let divifon between them,
to introduce into faid court a partial and
corrupt administration of juifice, deitroy the
preient form of government in this pro-
vince, and eifabfifh an arbitrary and tyran-
nical government in its fead.
Wherefore this houle of representatives,
in their own name, and in the name of.all
the inhabitants of this province, DO I'M
PEACH THE SAID PETER OLIVER,
Eiq; o, the high crimes and miGdemeanors
aforeiaid. And faving to themielves by pro-
tefation the liberty of exhibiting at any
time hereafter, to the Governor and Coun-
Gil, or to the Council only, any complaints
or allegations againft the iaid Peter Oliver,
Efq; for any incompetency, incapacity, or
disability forthc execution of his high office;
or any other accufation or impeachment
againf the Eaid Peter Oliver, Efq; for any
other crimes and mifdemeanours by him
done and committed. ALTO of replying to
the anlwer which the faid Peter Oliver,
Efq; ihall make to the iaid articles, or any
of them and of offering proof of the pre-
mites, or any of their impeachments, ac-
cufations and complaints that ihall be ex-
hbited by them, as the cafe fhall require.
They pray that the faid Peter Oliver, Efq;
Chief Jultice of the Superior Court Of Ju-
dicature, Court of Ailize and General Goal
Delivery over this whole province, may be
put to anfwcr to all and every of the pre-
mites and that fuch proceedings, exami-
nations, trials and judgments may be had
and ordered thereon, as may be agreeable
to law and juftice.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-04-22

- Several Srsieits q rAs.eie intelligence.
yez. forriga AFFAIR.", 20. -. :. 'rsittsa.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-04-22

BY the right Hon. the Lords the Commit
tee of Council for Plantation Affairs.
PR rs z N IT,
Archbi1op of Canterbury Lord Csthcart
8 Lord Proficient Lord Hyde
Duke of Queenbeny James Stuart Mackenzie,
Earl of Suffolk General Conway (Efq;
Earl of Denbeigh sWellbore Ellis, Eiq;
8 Eal of Sandwich Sir Gilbert Elliot
{ Earl of Rockford Hans Stanley, Efq;.
Earl of Marehmont Richard Rigby, Efq;'
Earl Of Dartmouth Sir Eardly Wilmot
Earl Of Buskinshamihire Thomas Towniend Jun, Efq;
{ Earl Of Hardwicke George Onllow, Efq;
6 Earl of Hilihorough George Rice, Efq;
LordGeorgeSacvile ernan Lord Chief Juice de Grey
vi6ount Townlhend Sir Lawrence pundais
viicount Falmouth Sir Jeffrey Amheta
Lord North Sir Thomas Parker
Bhop of London Charles Jenkinion, Efq;
Lord lie Defpenler
YOUR MajeRy having been plealed
by your order in council of the 10th of laft
month, to refer unto this committee, an adj
drefs of the houie of representatives Of the
province Of MaiIachufett's-Ba complaining
of the conduit Of Thomas Hutchinion, Eiq;
Governor, andAndrew Oliver, Eiq; Lieute-
antGovernor Of that province; and humbly
praying that your MajeHy would be pleafed
toremove the faid Thomas Hutchinion, Eiq;
I and Andrew Oliver, Eiq; from their potts
in that government.--The Lords of the COM
mittee did, in obedience to your Majefy's
faid order of reference, proceed on the I 18th
Of this infant to take the petition of the faid
houie of representatives. into confederation,
and were attended by Benjamin Franklin,
Eiquire. filling himielf agent for the faid
houie Of rePreientatives, and from whom the
faid petition had been uznfnitted to the
] Right Honourable the Earl Of Dartmouth,
one Of your MzieRy's principal Secretaries of
fate, and kkewife by lirael Mzuduit, Elqpire
from whom application had been made 10
this committee, humbly praying on behalf
Of your Mzjeity's iaid Governor and Lieu
tenant Governor, that he might be heard by
councili in relation to the addreis of the horie
ofrepEientatiyes Of TIE faid province and
the laid Benjamin franklin, Eiq; having
thereupon mayed, tsa1 he might in thar Cal.
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w.EDNE ESD AY, April 20.

By Gait Fslgisy qvbo arri'usa here .ysierd6y fyoa
London, and the LoG-Hyds-Pacsff, Captain
yesIiss, arrived al Nszo-lak, zoe 6aOe To-
JOllo,vine Intelligence, DIX.
VrrssA, G0miny] Febrdaly9.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-12-01

ALL Perfons who have any demands on
IA the eftae Of SAMUEL RUG Giles, fen. deeeaied, are
oeired to bring in their accounts to SAMUEL KuGGLES'
un for adjunment, and all peron that in
debted e dered to make psedy payment to flid Admnf
traitor.
n. y. Eufnefs carried on as ufual by THOMAS RUG
GLES thole good euoners Of his Fathers, who Peae to
vouf-him with their cuom may depend on their bling
well uieA and the Ieat favour gratefully acknowledged
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-12-01

A S the Times are threatening, IT pc
"A hoyss one and all, so into the mott frugal e5
- .oeorr,o, .ur own Manufa6ures and there is sh
confmpton Of Gloves in this large Country, we can ma
nuaus enough here aPpIy the whole Continent. which
viii ,plev our own people, and keep large Sum of Money
here, which is annually Tent to England for Cloves and
which are better and cheaper than can be imported fro
Ensana Is hoped therefore, that all true ratrOss WI
THEE nav certify, that PHILIP FREEM am
viii fpcy yneras and Meichauts and ShopkeePes with IN.
SOFT. following, viz. Buek-Skn Cloves Norway Doe d:
PurUe ditto Cloth-colsur, ditto Wa-Leaths: dttO and
Moe-Beaver ditto, the mott Reasonable TERMS a ne
,u. CLovx. In Union-Streer, facing ths Sign OF the
lco,ns.lds, near the Dock, BcsToS.
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MILLS and ks,

MIL L S and Il ] Z 5,
ETURN Their Thanks to luch Cen
senen as furniLed them with Lifts Tor their I !
TER lat ian, and oblisngy offered aa in correcting
h. Zane f the eS;ng Year f Poblihed) and as the &C.
n,s Relepson then met ~ish hss encouraged them 70
-, 70 the p:cfs their REGISTER, for i77s, they
o, tha Gentlemen doth In this and the shboarns Co
snents) that have Been appointed into ocr either C'
n. k.Iitay or Eceisaila will g.e the Editors immediate
Nt;ce that their Nanes may be inherited in the fame.
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ANDREW DEXTER,

Near the MlLL-hRIpGEJ
a coUAINTS all fnea worthy Patriots ss have
~ kened the NsR-coNsuMPTfoa AsREEMsNT,
s,r as he has eonscntiOuy rsaned fam importing any
Goods nee the Al for blocking up the Port Of Bolton took
place. he tbf expects 70 be favonrsd with their CuoT'
IVERY cHRAP rNpR8p
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Il Perfons that have any Demands on
n the EAate ofJoNArHAN PlERPoNT, Mariner, late
Of Bottom, deesaed arc dcd to bring in tAer accounts g
IosEPx PIERpoiNT, Administrator on lad state Ina. 's
may be eed I'D Payed All tho'e VINO arc nssos1 = .a
& are reoueed TO male immediate payment 70 iac Ad-
minihratoT.
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. FENDoLLARs Reward.

|VNHEkEAS in the night fthe eighth
VVEIutaot. SHEETED BOX, Marked. D.B.
cOnta6hx yeal pieces Of Lawn, aOlen OF Cart be-
tween Salem and MyRiek. Whoever iha aPprehend the
thief or thieves a receive the above reward and al nsee
l.ry Charges, BY applying TO the Printer.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-12-01

tCERAYED away from the owner, Robert
- Dis, Leather Drser the beginning of laa June, dark
Ston cow, the tip of her light Ear cut off, and one Horn
tte h6er than the ohsr, both hort and bending
h.v., , Give information Of faid Cow, that the ewner
NAV haveher again. al be Handsomely rewarded sse q. ns
es6nyvirstsss paid BY ~ laws.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-12-01

ALL Perions indebted TO the Eitate of
IA, WILLIAM WHITE, Efq late OF Bottom, decealed,
arcdefrod to pay the IL PHILIPS WHITE OF South
Iamoton, in the province of NewHaaPfhre, Executor of
,e iaR WIN aEd cilament ofthe laid WILLIAM WHITE
nd thoi TO whom fad ERate indebted, dered TO cnd
"a sher Dem ands 20 laid Executor.
For the Convenience of many concerned, he purPos to
e At BcRon from the Sixth Day of December neat--Ien
lDay. from the Fra Day of tebuary---s'x Days and
rom the Twentieth Dsy 81 March--Sx Days.
Erca,re for the aid WHITE, at the Shop OF Mrs MAR
sA1tT PHILrPs, ~ CornhiI.
To be fold, Part OF the Efate OF the
,Aboy.iad WILLIAM WHITE, at Pubie vendue, to the
hshef BIDDER on Thurday the Eighth Day OF December
next viz The Houe where the ad Deceaisd lately d~et
saanty tuasd at the North End Of BosToN, with Brick
Sore. Stable Wood -Houle, Sec. Three beautiful Gardens
adjoining, Sc. &c. and ia piece Of Land near Charei-
-Fery.-Alfo (mau Dwsing-Houie in HolI-Steet
and large Store in QneenStreet-Tbe Vendue to be at
the a mentioned Store Ten O'clock in the Forenoon Of
id Day.-The Conditions of Sale to bs Teen at the time
and Place of Sale.
Wednesday preceding the Day of Sale.
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ParnaAian Packet.

M-
From the CONNECTICUT PACKET.
VIZ RsIFIC ATI o
or THE LATE
pro CT A M A 7 ] 0 N.
wYyHEtel AS foms people lah oS'bs.'
Wv (Only to think ont makes me ioser)
tqs,r csmlydes Court-Houfc did ahemble,
M made me and nay minions tremble)
And there alamd dreful name,
The CoxeRxss! ali it was the iams'
sMonsa other thing. that donr like
! AZ an. old woman they did Rr'ke
\ mean they took away fome gold,
|. Foo which the hsg her country folds
:. This put the creature in . PCT,
And made her Acrns, and rave and nst
So to cafe bar indignation,
Nave iffu'd one more Proclamation;
And DO hsseby aeA ariStly ehnse'
IA, lubieSis khss' my realm at large
And every being, high and lew
To difieearA tlse man At Sfs1O;
And whan shey'se any cam to fay'
Z 10 give iRallto' Squire G-:y!
,s-vor ishsy doa's, fweas BY G-ds
IN foxtheir haek.Gdes' ioak rod.
3 I6itesdpf fair, ths fame TO fealon,
I'll take fsdisi0n, riot, tIraisa;
OF each 5yssrsan Ja6eif,
& Asd pe6unes to new my witt
And thus the eggs mai IeeI the sABeb
~ 81 me theiigpArr Try Gee.
= Bur Me.lhE fomewhat more TO add,
! which A.ncis makes me run quit mad.
SksA eertain pefions hsve advise,
And all MY good sdyics dsfpisl,
TopurshsA powder, ball and gun,
!. And exereils each mothers ION:
! Now ibis y moye than all their jaws
:. For - assjnfs rnyfsv'rite iswi
sTo ,sleHwhat they ieast at difanee)
.Ysl6ys obedience, nopEreiftanec.
! Z Ana now ye ccnaables, collectors,
y aAwias, and polite ihfPeesoS
v ~ wosss dali be your fsrong prsteeton;
Ihes.sofAbs bsld and do your duty,
FOR 1.-THE country people ihocs ye,
70 Hesy you al fhsll Rrsiswsy 60,
And tFefE you'll make glorious gov
PROVIDED you have been at mas,
And "a ebtain'd the proper PATS.
:, Given by me this very day,
, sfyonfaues dogs mind what fay)
The tenth Of the month you call Nsvhnbsrs
which don't doubt you'll all remember;
( IN IN fifteenth year Of that Kings reiga,
Who governs England, France and SPANS !.
mn who iome worthy folks to pleafs,
Can rslt the earth, the air and fsss; :.
Int foam your wonder you'll aiiuage,
Fofsl1sow yet more, he rules--T--s C-.E
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9Lis Day 1yd, pEbh6sd,

And to lie l.
lBy MILLS and HICKS, Printers, in School,
Aeeg, B o S 4 N,
|DICKERST AFF's B OSLO N
I'D AIM NACk K, for the Year Of our Re
ldemption 177s; Embeilhed with Cuts, VIZ fne
Reprefentation Of a NEw-ZEAlANp WARRIOR,
1.-Two NATIVES of EEw-HotLAND advancing to
IConbat.-----The AHATomY of MANS BoDf, a. g.
serned b. the Twelve Cancellations.
Con AIEING,
Oblquity Of the Eciptic for the ha Day of each onn
in the Year Equation TO the Equnoal Points tr the NH
Day in each Month Vulgar Notes EePies RiGng and
letting Of the Sun and Moon Fc!iyas and other em'a-
ole Days; Judgment of the Weather; Length Of Day
Time Of Hig Water Morning and Evening Moons PLACE,
Full and Change Daanecs OF the principal Towns on The
Continent rom Bottom with the intermediate Ddtanses, IN
computed Miles, and the bea Tous or Travellers TO put up
Time the Superior ard Ineior Counts h.tng IN III
Provinces OF ire Maachuitt Day NewHamPlMre, Rhcdee
land, and CONNECTICUT VACATIONS az HlFyard-Colege
Friends Yearly Meetings Fairs. &c.
Ai0 tissdrg Yariaty Of aPrEarg, ssS .JHf Matsr,
fSAit76d fyoa a Nantsr # AUTHORS, 1@s.
An Account Of the IN HABiTANTs OF L W.
z EALA D, collected frem pr. HhwExswoRTHs
Compilation of the Voyages TO the SouTR-SEAs.
An Extract from Captain BERNARD RoMANs's Heory
Of the FLoRIpAs uft pabfhcd) which gives Account
many 6nguar Cutoms Of the Savage Nasion called CHhc
rAws or FLAT-HEAps, inhabirng that Part OF AMERI
ca, particularly the curious Method Of treating their Sick,
BY breaking the Neeks of thoe whc. Doders obnae,
and Recovery doubtful; their Mode Of performing Funeral
Cbfcquies &c.
Select Peiees Of PoETRY, adapted to the -Four SeaiOns
the Year.
An Eleey on the Death of mad Doc.
MAxfMs for Prince.
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lobe SOLD, and entered upon immediately
a SMALL FARM, in Wate-town, con-
n tanning abost forty Of god Land and all unde'
aood Improvement, with good HOufe and Barn theresa
For fuker ssrtieu,s snquirsOf JOHN sTARTToH' ne~
ivine on the Premisk.
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'i+":t .f;f;".
And fold BY DANIEL K"rLiA"D, in cee'sJf''a
THE fri Book Of the AMERICAN GIRO
Il NfCLES Of the Times.

JlG retriess6, (l~.fe 50. hrscfai E1rrgj
And TO t. od az EpEs and CHS Piiadng Uie, ard y
SAMUEL WHITING, in Narihai's Lane,
A FAITHFUL Tetimony 10 Ncw-Eng-
aad by me slowing celebrated Authoss. ]. Mr.. Jo-
na.han hiiichs er.Sed from an h.rnent OF las, dated
December :, 1867. II. Liz. John Heenfon, facd in
Sermon Ia l.eGrn Court, May as IC63. Ill. f!c7.
william siooeh;on, Ia; in Sermon reachcdby him in Il:
Audience OF ,he General Court, Aprib i66s w. Th.
TeGm5ny inihed b. DR.. lncresic Nater, vino lays, &,
now with dying Hand sn my Concurrence the above
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A QUANTITY of Felt Hats, Hatters
"A Trimr;nes, ariped SwanlSns, hped Damsieus, S'A
ara Woaed Brssehes Pieces Silk, WOedana ThIead Hole
silk Hankerhie6, Silk and Hair, Scarf TwiR mohaf But.
ton. and sundy ohss articles, TO be Odvey cheap e, Sa
Easur at Store No. oPPCiss the Eaa End Of tanesna
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WHEREAS the Co-p~tnerfhip of

w CURTIS and MAY, was mutually diflciyed the
18th Of September 1874, it is rsqusted that all Pe.ons
rhs arc Indicted to Ead Company will made fPecdy Pay
ment usto John MAY, and al FerIons, that have any
Demands on faid Company, dered to brig u their
Accounts and receive Payment from the isd MAY, who
a continues 20 fell all Sorts Ct We-Inda Goods at the
S,c,s lately occupied BY CURTIS and MAY, extremely
cheap ior Can.
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B A C. K S w 0 n ..

To al Loveyi Of tbe Ns5h ScrEEer Of DESrNer.
ETENTLEMEN who ehule to be isftru6tcd in the
= s Art commonly called fhe BACK SWORD, are
d.fei TO apply to DON AID M'ALPlN f, who will
teach them d Science hc; entire Satisfaction, at the
Room King Street. the State -Houi, lately occupied
o. Wr;ing-Schoo The Hours OF Attendance are from
,ll oCool in the Morning, from Noon I'll o'Cock, and
fem till O'clock in the afernoon.--Any Gentlemen
ai ooo be taught privately pI be waited uron uch
Seon convenient for them, either the School ~
their Lodgings.
said MA LPINE opened an
EVE MING SCHOOL, en Tuefday
the N nat the place afoelsid. begin O'Clock
tnue Til each evening, for the benefit OF neh cannot
conveniently attend in the Day Time.
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yNcLIsH GRAMMAR.
confders the inconvcnien-

DVTvdOEVER confders the inconvenIen-
w ees to which young perisns mua be iuhe6 Though
life where proper acquaintance with is,'er snd ,ns0.se
wanting and the grcar advantages which ms aIis TO tho
Who are de6gned TO att any confederate pa IN e nom
thorough knowledge Of the ue Of letters and Piopc'y .,
language, Especially Of that, which they have BY i te NOR
oceson to uf.ua, undoubtedly be ienttie that the huc
loft Enrli Grammar, the Art Of Reading Speaking and
Whiting the Eng Language with fa Propr'<'y' and sie
gsnce, is we'll worthy the attention OF YOUTH "a
part Of their education. ...;,
Such parents, or guardians, . are dpo'ed to nave .ne
hJen ;n.ed in this important branch, or rather founda
oo. Of Science, may be faithfully fecd eF that PufPOie
n. Rnvlih Grammar School, in Mix Street, BY
'''S -"s'-'' WILLIAM PAYNE.
LADIES who chufe to be initrueted at
home. NAV be waited or with the utmo eomPaanee' ane
ate attention. as ocn the nature OF the buhne
and a, iuch hours as ihall be mof convenient
Writing and Arithmetic will be taught to ueh as dsiTe -
and letter writing in form.
favour him Herewith, at his hoo in MkaTeet or at his
lodgings At Mr.. Benjamin Gays in Klng-Street'
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