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The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-03-24
T Sd A Y, March g.
Il 0 S T Q n.

We hear that On the night of the 4 h infant,
tie dwelling houie Of MIR. George Dyer, Ct
Greenwich, was confirmed by fire iui-
peeled to be purpoiey done by one in the family.
And on the 9th infant, the dwelling houie
of MIR. Abiel Brown, of South Kingiton, both
in Rhode-Illand government, was lIllewiic con-
fumed by FIRE, together with mott of the iarni-
ture and a comfortable quantity OF money
The fire was occafoned by child's going into
a room with alighted candle where quantity
of undrened fax was depofited.
NEw-YoRK, March 10. His EXcellency
Governor Tryon, with his Lady and Daugh-
ter, have taken pafage for England, in the
Mercury Packet, which fails the 9th of April.
CHARsLrowN rs. Cardinal Feb. II.
Thuriday lait, being the day to which
the General meeting of theinhabitants had
been adjourned, in order to obtain from
the Representatives, Their expected to have
fat in General Ahembly, the fenie of the
people throughout the province, what refo-
lutions, sc. would be mott proper to be
generally entered into, at the preient criiis /;
and the attending of the Representatives
having been prevented, by propagation
to the 1T day of March next,-it was
thought proper, after the following refolve
had been pailed, further to adjourn the faid
general meeting, to Thurlday the sd of
March next, being two days after the time,
to which the General Anembly now fands
prorogued.
" ". RESOLVED, as it is apprchended, i'm
cafe there fhould be any attempt to remove
the Eaf-India Company's tea from the
Kings warehoulc where it now lies, unleiS
to be carried Immediately on ihip- board, to
be returned to the proprietorsin England
or any perfon fhould imprudently, contrary
to the ienfe of the body of the people, let
any houle, fore, cellar, or velel to hire, for
the reception of the laid tea, if it ihould
be propoied to be removed-or the faid tea
or any part thereof, ihould be offered or ex-
poled for fale, before the preient duty there
on be repealed-that the public peace
might be endangered That in either of
thele cafes, the committee now appointed,
have it Especially recommended to them,
to be diligently watchful, and ule every
means in their power, for themoft expedi-
tious attending all the inhabitants of this
town, for preferving the public peace, and
to prevent, if poiIible, any rafh or unwar-
rantable proceedings, which might drawre-
ACTIONS on the people unfortunately,
fhould fuch removal eiale, sc. attempted. "
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M o N D A Y, March IL.
B O S T 0 N.

Thurfday the I4th of April next, is appoint
ed by authority, to be oblerved as day Of fat
ing and prayer throughout the province of
New-Hampihire.
The zIf ult. about two o'clock, imart
ihocis of an earthquake was felt at Weitover,
the feat of the Hon. William Byrd, Elq; in
Virginia. The motion of the earth was 70
great at Peteriburgh and Blanford as to move
houies off their foundations.
We hea- thar Capr. Wet, of the fchooner
Hawk, belonging to Salem and bound to Bal
timore, on the 75h ult. took up the crew OF the
brig Fanny, Capt. Moiely, bound TO Lilbon,
az he Aazar5 u tAc lives Of his own people.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-03-24
THOM A SIS MARINE LIST


BasroN, Msrth 10.
Aegtvyb. Cl'an lnI Adam. fOm North -Caro.inl
I'll .ins ana ktm,, MagiIad, wntne,, New-Hasehi
ENaii, Virginia Hrrs, N:w-LOldon Vaeisine Anl
Mh,mna, Surlnim BANGS, Grenada and Sa.,srre las
Adkins, s.. LasA Rogers, Iui>s-illa,d Pel5Ii.,
!iilan.o,a
NEwsusY-PoSr, Mach g.
ARRIVED. Jonss, St. Lucia.
PiscArAoUA, March IS.
ARRIVED. Hill and Jones from 81. Lucia Gee,
Virginia Goodwin Turks Ialnd smith, Nsw- York
E!lcrllin, Rhode lAand.
RHoDr-IsLANp, March "a.
ARRIvEr Potter, Turls-lnAnd; Dunwell, ifiipaniol;
7illng.st Grenada and Hipanioa Gree, Elequcbo ard
SaeItuda Lpps, Georgia, Nonis AM latch, Virginia
Corey, Maryland Nilborn, Hpanioa Warner, Turk
lnAni Wetga;e, Philadelphia Chacc, Turks -llInd.
ANSAroLIs, (Maylant) March ;.
ARRIVED. Hudlon from Liverpool !. Armour, Hira-
noa Tuck, Salem Bracket, Bottom; Mulet, London /;
Shaker, Ncwcaale Novels Pieatlqul Gray, Bottom |;
'ehAn, Guern'ey Conway, Virginia; Campbell, London
PHILADELPHIA, March Q.
ARRIvEp. Henderlon hom Cadiz Martin, Thomp-
ION and Dcklyne, Hpaniola Palmer Martnieo Conyng-
ham, PoHo-Rieo Cattle, Feuol Cox, Grenada Coshan
and lnk.on, ST. EulaSa Hunter, Honduras Shie5, ia
maica Binglcy, Libon Wilkinon, Barbados; ThomP-
on Dunn and Atkins, Bottom Moore, South Carolina (;
Wright, New York.
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A c A r D.

TNHE Plymouth Protectors preicnt their ecnpm:nti 20
lover Jun. and ak the favour o. him to make
PREPARATION for reception ola fettC Committee nom ther
BOW, who pEo7oe to honOu tbs Metropolis with Witt
W ! ioOn.
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SAR All DAW w S O N,
Widow Of the late JofePh Dawfon, G.rdnsr,

AT the { Q d n ID NEW bO.toh,
Has for SALE, At the Iowea rates for cath,
A LARGE collection of grated
~ and inoculsted Englih RUIT T EES,
Of ali kinds ALTO, large number Of young apple Trees,
raiIed from the Seed likewile COobury and Current
Bufhes, Laylock Trees, Flower Roots, &c.
AN .Iortnent o. G ARDEN SEEDS, imported
from IonIon With an sorment of ditto RATED haze tie
latter being mOa proper fortlrs Wet-Indies.
Anv Gentlemen or Ladies who may want any Of the
above acles, and VIII avosr the aid DAwsoK with thef
euaon MAJ depend upon tie bs Of afse, and their "a
YOURS gratefully ACKNOWLEDGE.
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A LII perfons indebted TO, or have any de-
Il l. mands on the late company Of AARON DAVIS,
Jun. and COMPANY, are deired make fpeedy fettle-
nent with WALES and som z S, the two fur
yvng partners, their fore the upper corner, going on
MrsoTsT. At which fore is to be SOLD,
Good BAIT MACKREL, SALMON in Barrels or Kegs
New FLOUR, BAR IRON; Qrantity Of twice
laid RIGGING and JUNK.
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WANTED Immediately, young man,
Wv who writes good hand, and understands aoeomPt,
and can be recommended 10 his fliahfonc &o Enquss
Of The Prins<.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-03-24
This Day,
At q N l. O'Clock,

viii be SOLD by UBLIc VENDUE,
At the Bunch OF Grapes Tavern, in King
4 Brick Houle, Land, Wharf and Dock,
N near the Swing Bridge, improved by Mr..
Thomas Lee.-The TIoue is large and well built, and
has every accommodation needed by gentleman in trade.
ALTO, new Store, -Houie and Bamen Wentworth's
wharf, near the Drw-Brdgc with part of the Wharf and
Dock.
N. B. The above premiiss part of the Real Raate
of Thomas Tyler, Ef; LATE Of Bottom, deceaed, and
the fame that were dehgned have been fold a Thurdy
/. RUS z l. L., Au6tionccr.
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A SIN A T l. A ID iswanted, as an
"A Apprentice, to the BRIcKLAYERS BUSINESS.
Enquire Of the Printer
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For the MAssAcHUSETTs spy.

Mr.. THOMAS,
XX7E are greatly alarmed at the preient condition of
wv our Superior Court of Judcature. We have for
long time been plagued with in whom could not
conde. We have thought lives and fortunes un. We
have een nances of uch undue influence, have uay
excited fear, and ometmes have raed Indignation.
It is madnef tru ouelves in the hands of our enc
miles, Ignorance and partyzeal have long uuped the
feat of learning and candid dqu6tion. The lit of pro-
motonsne the acceon ofhe prefsnt chair
compes connect together the ideas Of infamous
pncpledrenegads with government.
The death of Juoe Ropes has oceaoned vacancy which
with fee filled up by learned and upright judge We
are ue that who has fold his cORn fit to decide
upon the lives and properties of his e0Erymfn We
not bear orever--we think have borne too mueh.-
Our children NUT fuffer for tamene in times paf
Our conlciences upbraid with negligence. We look
the honorable the Council Board prevent penoned
Governor from placing baie, time eving uiee upon the
Bench We pray them uie the conftutonal power in
their hands fave from ruin, but determined
if reaioning and praying found Intellectual with men,
to caa ourfelves upon gracious providence.
The many 7bSgErdi 9ffbe MAssAcHusETTs-BAY.
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could the fame time 70 heqr 81; iceldrl ii Fi;sae
yerarion, that the oPpoiton u = sesca the npoon
of by the Brtih parliament grounded prnei-
pics, the mott iu in their nature, and that he Gat tysVsS
sHoa zpradeaf, bfeaae nor yet ,sgg esesgb
70 ffeJe haf.
in rheIe letters you viii find the hif hnts given Of the
espedency Of dwelling the veHgeanee Of adminifiaton
agan individuals, and of taking off the popular leaders,
penalties of that kind be adapted the crimes of the
Americans. Yet you acrt that the writers feel ipar
of recruitment again the individuals that have done
them this nuce that their private letters breath nothing
but moderation, and that if the conduct of few Mould
provoke u indignation, they would be the r and you
truf the mof eeacous ioleitos its effects and
execute the men-l about expreis my aitonhmens
at this efrOntey but recoett myfef You aawyer
and in the highway of promotion. You already Solicitor
General and diftant PROJECT of the leals.
have the honour to be,
AN A NJ z r I c. ",
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-05-05

XII l X Pr, ehangcable,
- plain and brocaded half
and quarter ell Lutcarings,
DucaPes and Paduloys,
Mohair Grograms,
Crimfon and blue Cordeloy,
Blue, white, green and pink
Sarinets,
Scarlet, crimlon, white, blue,
pink, green, drab and black,
plain, fpotted and ipriged
half and quarter ell Sattins
of all Prices,
Rich rofe, erimfon and green
Englifh Damaiks,
Blue and white India ditto,
Blue, green, changeable and
drab India Tzifaties,
Black Englifh ditto,
Figured Mode for Capuchines,
of mof Colours,
Half and quarter yard wide
black Allamode,
Miilinetts and Crizetts,
Broglioes and Sattinets,
Black and Lead-colour Bonn
bazeens,
Black double AlloPeens,
Dorfetteen;, Grapes and
Poplins,
Bengalls,
Worried Grograms,
Camblets and Cambleteens,
Drawboys and Everlafings,
Calicces and Chints,
Sagathies and Duroys,
FSitians and Jeans,
Wiltons,
Damalcus and Cinghams for
Mems Waiifcoats,
Figured Silk Waiiicoat Pat
terms,
Black Silk Breaches Patterns,
Black, blue and cloth coloured
Worried Breaches Patterns,
Mems Silk Hofe,
Mems and Womens Thread,
Cotton and Worried Hole,
Chilrens ditto all Sorts,
Womens black, white and
buff ooloured Silk Gloves,
Mems black ditto,
Silk Mitts, all Colours,
A neat Allotment of plain,
fPotted, figured and fPriged
Guazes of all Prices,
Beif Tanbour Muffin,
StriPt, fPriged and checked
Mullins,
Yard and fix-quarters wide
plain Mullins,
Brocaded and Satin Shoes
and Clogs,
Engliih and Lynn made Ruff
iell and Callimanco Shoes,
Childrens ditto,
A neatAnortment Of Bm1ells
and other Thread Laces,
from OIL. to IS. cd. old
Tenor per YaIdS
Blond Laces,
Black Bone Laces, all Prices,
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e telIo7oing Hr7ieies, VIZ.
Chevauxdsfriie,
Gimp andG arlandTrimmingy
Wax Necklaces and Earrings,
Blue, white, pink and black
Hats for Women,
A very large AHortment of
Mems, Womens, Youths
and Girls glazed and un-
glazed Gloves and Mitts,
Galoom and StraPing,
Stay Cord and Braid,
Buckrams,
Yellow Holland,
Brown ditto,
IA, 7-S and yard-wide Iriih
Linnens,
Shee;ing Holland,
Table Cloths,
Napkining Damafkus,
Diapers and Huokabuck,
Womens and Childrens pack
Thread Stays,
Blue, pink, green and white
Womens loom-quilted fix
Petticoats,
White Quilting,
Gold and Silver fpangled
Buttons, 4
Gold and Silver Vellun, '
Cold Prufiian Coat Binding,
Mecklinsburgh ditto,
Gold Braid,
Gold and Silver Thread,
Silk Twif and Silk and Hair,
Velvet Collars,
Tortoilhell Combs with and
without Stones,
Superhne, middling and low
Price Broad Cloths,
ForeR Cloth,
German Serges,
Half Thicks,
Ratteens,
Beaver Coating,
Dufhls,
Baizes,
.Velvets,
StriPt Swanikins,
Oznabrigs,
Shalloon and Tammies Of
mott Colours,
Callimancoes Shoes,
BET black plain Ruiiell ditto,
3-4,7-S and yardwidecheeks,
Mettle Buttons of all Sorts,
Crewels and Canvas,
Pins and Needles,
Threads and Tapes,
Sewing Silks of all Colours,
Cambricks and Lawns,
Long Lawn,
Silk andLinenHandkerehiss,
Knives and Forks,
Pen Knives,
Razors,
Buckles,
Pepper,
Cinnamon,
Cloves,
Mace,
And a Variety Of Other
Articles.
Sossab, I'D at ID. Prin:i-r-
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20 EEDDERBURNs SpssrB, I'D at sb. Prin;iss-
Ot5cs n SeS,0i5 FRET.
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TO BE OLD, by
.OBERT r UGGLES.

At his Shop in COrnhil, little to the Nothward Of che
Town Pump, BosroN, large AHOrtment of
Englifh and India 6 90 DIS,
BY Wholcfae or Retail, extremely cheap for Cath only.
Asrng qObicb are tie fslloqOiag Ar1ieies, viz.
CTIRPT, ehangeable, Chevauxdefriie,
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-07-07
JEREMIAH ALLEN

" Inorms hi, Friends and the PUBLIC,
That he has received by the LeHDoE, Capt. CAtET,
And is now opening tor Sale,
At his Shop in Ann Street. Little Norn OF the Dfa"
Bridge, BY Wholeiae and Retail
A Compleat Afortment OF Braziery,
"A Gallery and IronmOngeg Q o s. Pl,ehaied
from the moa approved Manufactures in GreatBritain,
,odavhch he doubts not will give atisfattiOn both in
PI a Quality to thOfe who Peafe to favour him with
xbsir OusRAm. 1znOne sVbieb are bs joDesvisg,
I'D. I'd 4d. Cd. Tod. and 2od. y Ais,
Rine and Boat ditto, London Pewter Diihes, Plates
and Balons, Tankards Quart and Pint Cans Quart,
Pint and Half Pint Tea Pots, Cream Pots, Tea longs,
Table and Tea Spoons, Bottle Grains, Wine Meaiuress
Bed and Cioe Stool Pans, Bra Kettles and Sets, Bell
mettle ditto Warming and Praying Pans, Dck and Book
CAFE Furniture Of ali kinds, Bras Knockers Bah Bolts,
Clock Pins. Screw Rings, Knobs, Bra Scales aud Weights,
Money Scales, Bra and Iron candecks, alfO few Pair
Princes Mestle in the ne@e Tate, Steel prng, spanned
and iron Snuers poed Steel Shovel and longs, Bellows
Box and Flat Irons Box Iron Crates, Bed Screws half
and quarter Carriers Knive Boxes, make Gators, Bed
Cars and Turn Buckles hver ivory, buck, bone, horn
and maple handle Knives and Forks, Penknlyes OF all Totes,
Razors Sciiars and Cuttoe, Snuff and Tobacco Boxes,
Horn and Ivory combs gilt, plated and acquered Coat and
Bea Buttons Shoe Knee and Stock Buckles of all kinds,
TempIe and Dutch Speeacles, alo few Pair Temple Of
an extra Ouaty Brafs and Iron Locks and Hinges Of all
forts Carpenters and Joiners Tools, Avn Blades, Shce
Nippers and Pincers, Engh and French Gun nts Shot
Bells and Powder Faks Powder and Shot, Bar and Sheet
Lead Iods Clafs, and pitched worried Wool Combs;
be clohes Shears, Smiths Anv and Vies Iron Spades,
Beaver Gator and Felt Hatts ao few white ared dte
with Cold Buttons and Loops for Ladies, Pegtooh and
crocut Saws, Steel and Iron Plate Hand Saws, FAM ten
nanr and key hole ditto Files and RiPs of all iorts
nbles Tap and Bung Boxers, Bamboo, Doswood' iohd,
oir and hazel Angling Rods of all kinds, few OF the
neatef Bamboo Rods that perhaps ever in Aefcaac
Tops for Rods, Cod and Maekre Lines Hair and fix ditto,
bea Hurry Hooks, ditto on Gimp and Hair, Snsp Hooks,
s and 10 Ssaye Reeds, Io-YMdhy Line Gimp, Landing
Nets, yeooe, cut painted Corks, Bras Wnehes, Brads
and Taeks Of all forts, Nail Nppes, Mutt Crackers, Cork
Screws Bras and paper Ink Pots, Bras Beer Cocks, Pink
ing Irons Chair Center and Deueing Belts crntch Head
Cloth, Table, Shoe and Buckle Bhe Curling and Pinch
ing Tongs, Wool Cards, Selves and Scvs Bottoms, Houie
Bells, Pound Beads No. !, and Silks, Kitchen Jacks,
copeat Brais and Iron Wire, Curry Combs, Dripping Pans
Corn Fans painted Scale Beams, HOris Flems, Brs and
Steel Thimbes, Rat and Moufe Traps, Tin Plates, Look
inV CIaaes Of all kinds, few Pair Gold and Geld and
white oval Class In the Palmyra Tate, either with or
without JcrendOes.
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To the p U B L / C.

AS the times are threatning it behoyes
~ one and all to 60 into the mot frugal methods to en-
oT own Manufactures and as there Is great con-
r.o,oo IS Gloves in this large Country we can manu-
Sure enough here to GPpy the WHOLE Continent which
viii employ our own people, and keep large ium OF MO,
new here which is annually TENT to England for Gloves and
En.aS T. Is hoOed therefore, that the importation Of this
artiele at Leaf will be totally topped.
Thefe may certify, that Philip Freeman,
I'll c,..l Merchants and Shop-keepers with the forts
S,lIow;nr. viz. Buck-Skin GLOVES, Norway Doe,
ditto Purple, ditto wa Leather ditto Beaver Skim on
sLs ma reaonabe terms, at the blue Glove in Union
Street, facing the Ggn of the cOn-Fed' near the Dock
Bottom. =
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To an Lovers Of the noble Science Of DEFENCE.
CENTLEMEN who choofe TO be
NJ inhruefed in the Art commonly called the BACK
SWORD, deGred to apply 70 DO N AID
MsALP z, who win teach them fid Science TO
their entire Sariston at the Room in KingAee near
the State-Houie, lately occupied Whiting School
The Hours Of Attendance from ill O'clock in the
Morning, from Noon till O'clock, and from I'LL
O'clock in the Afternoon. Gentlemen that ehoole
to be taught privately, a be waited upon az ueh Seafons
as are convenient for them, either the School their
Lodgings.
Said MsALPiEr return his moa grateful Thanks to
tnofe Gentlemen who have encouraged him AS he is
froney urged go TO smother Place, he hopes to meet
wk fueh farther Encouragement and appreciation as nall
induce him . continue his Redence in Bottom, which
would be mott agreeable to him.
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YOUNG Woman with a good
"A BreaR Of Milk, would be glad to 60 into Gentle
mans Family to fuekle. Ensuie Of the Printer.
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CYRUS AID WIN

THEREBY informs his cutomers and others, that
he putpoies "a embark for London early next Fall
and that ne is now telling of his Stock in Trade, conng
Of large and valuable Allotment Of Engh, India and
Sso,eh GOOD S, very cheap for cah, at his Store in
cornhill, near the State Houfe, BosroH.
Andsg vebir6 arc,
A large AGoftment Of fuperiine, rniddling
and low priced Broad Cloths, With Trimming, German
serges, Wons, eah Fuaians Cotton vsvets, Hair and
Worried Pluhes, Furniture and cther calieces, Furniture
Checks, Irih Lnnens, cambricks, Lawns, Thick Muffin,
Book ditto, Silks for Lsdes Gowns Of various Sorts and
Colours, ion,e of them at the Aerng Cot beautiful
Anortment of Ribbons, Quality and Shoe Bindings, Gar
terngs, Tapes; hne Aornent Of silk, Thread, Worried
and Cotton Ho6ery; Carpets and carpeting, Looking
Claaes, with a9bogfzn3 ber rsr, ncrhets mentioned
Very neat fuPerhne Chip Hats At the Sterling COZ.
Thofe who have the caih % pay, win mot furey
Snd i for their Advantage apply iaid BALDwiE.-
lie earnely requefs all Perns that indebted to him
on Note OF Book, TO make iPeedy Payment.
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By Whoiefale or Retail, CT
<4mozg svbib are "a
CTRIPT, cbangcable,
- plain and brocaded half
eli and go Luteitrings,
Ducapes and Padufoys,
Mchair Crograms,
CrimGon and blue Cordeioy,
Blue, white, green and pink
Sarinets,
Scarlet, crimfon, white, blue,
pink, green, drab and black,
plain, ipotted and fPrigcd
half ell and 3-4 Satsins
of all Prices,
Rich rofe, crimion and green
Engliih Damaiks,
Blue and white India ditto,
Bloc, green, ehangeable and
drab India Taffaties,
Black Englifh ditto,
Figured Mode for Capuchines,
Of mott Colours,
Halfyard, ga and yard wide
black Allamode,
Mifinetts add Crisetts,
Broglioes and Sattinets,
Black and Lead-eolour Bonn
bazeens,
Black double Ailopeens,
Dorfetteens, Grapes and
! Poplins,
Bengslls,
Worried Grograms,
Camblets and Cambleteens,
Drawboys and Eseriaifings,
Calicoes and Chints,
Sagathies and Duroys,
fGiaians and Jeans,
Wiltons,
Damaicus and Cingharns for
Mems WaiRcoats,
Figured Silk Waiacoat Pat
terms,
Black SILK Brooches Patterns,
Black, blue and cloth coloured
Worried Breechcs Patterns,
Mems Silk Hoe,
Mems and Womens Thread,
Cotton and Wosited Hole,
Childrens ditto all Sorts,
Womens black, white and
buff colsured silk Gloves,
Mems black ditto,
silk Mitts, all Colours,
A neat AGortment Of plains
fpottcd, figured and fpriged
Guazes Of all Prices,
BET Tambour Muffin,
Stript, fpriged and checked
Mullins,
Yard and fx-quarters wide
plain Mullins,
Brocaded and Satin Shoes
and Clogs,
Englifh and Lynn made Rui-
RIi and callimznco Shoes,
childrens ditto,
A nestAHortinent ofBuhells
and other Thread Laecs,
from 81. TO s. Cd. old
Tenor per Yard,
Blond Laees,
Rlack None Lzees, al Prices,
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TO BE SOLD BY
ROBER RU GGLES,

At his Shop Commit, LITTLE 60 the Norrhwafd o. iI
Town Pump, BosToN, LARGE Afortment Of
s Englifh and India g O 0 DIS,
By WkoIefae or Retail extremely cheap for Cath only
44sssg svbib are fbe fsiisaaing Arfieiss, viz.
<rprpf rhs,acaAie fChevauxdr6riie
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S / L K S
I. And Supcr6ne BROAD CLOTHS.

e. And Supcrhne BKOAD ~A
4 PRIME aGortment of Paduioys, Du-
canes. Luseisrings plain and figured sast'n,, Da,
1,1s. sarin,ts, &eupafne fashionable eol0ured broad
Cloths. with fuitabe Inngs and Trimmings;
' To be Sold at an exceeding low rate, by
TOHN BARRE and SONS,
Az their fhcp near the Mill Bridge, Bottom
Whefe may be had, all kinds OF
Engliih, Scotch, India, Ha Ia q
and Cutlery GOODS,
BY wholciale or Retail
Extremely cheap for Cain or ihors Credit
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Mr.. THoMAsS

Mr.. IHoMAss :.
worthy s1d' have eoss g hs sd s
q, ,bs ,,e governor Mr.. Hutchinfon, beg leave shro
the chanel Of your paper, aequans them, that il : m
.a adv 20 be accounted for, when the recruitment
4 How'd for which the reading CHS lit raie. in the brea
Of every friend to the community, together with the near
cDS Nathaniel Greenwood bears with that OF Nathaniel
..sh I'M, his friends may be aured he never faw
-. sSrS III, il was in the paper Of goth infant and
e con never igned it. The l.id x,c,.
NATHANIEL GREENOUGH
IA. imported in the vera vess arrived here this Prng
h,,e sorrmsnt of Engih goods, fuited 70 the eaion
sr,o %, his goods are CHINA WARE, SPICES and a
Grand S sIortmcnt Of HOSIERY. Mems Silk Hole. Plain
White Ribbd and Random, Mems women sno Snllaen
Th,e.d and Cotton ditto Mems and Womens Black and
Whit. Sill Gloves, Women and childrens Black White
and coIourd Silk Mtr, Sc. &c. SC. &C.. The mai-
IN favour Of thoe who will pleaie to favour him with the
cuaom fhaIl be eiieemed and regarded BY HIM.