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Horfes wanted,

To .purchafe, or upon Fieiehf.
A NY PerGon having good Horfes
to difpOfe Ct, may arply TO ELIsHATYLER.
maIier of tie SIO0p Beley and Sally. lying at
BAH wharf, who Won ALTO take Hotles upcn
Ft.isht to Jamaica, having coed Accommodations
for them.
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Duncan Ingraham, jun.
Has now for Sale at his fhnp in Union
Street, Bottom, compleat Allotment ct
European Piece Goods.
Suitable for the prefent Seafon,
Which he will fsll great Pennyworshs Tor cSfh.
The glowing wet
Articles of Hard Ware,
He will Cell for near the coR, on sxamin
atior, they will be found to be very low
charged.
Table knive. and Ks, portmahseau locks. bfa's
Stag and dufae pruning nails, shmbles. two feef
knives, Join, rules, tap borers,
peokuiye,, two cafes rafps. flies, thumb latch
very neat knives ard e. marking irons, GIN:
forks. bless, iiying pans, Jew.
scidars. lhesr,. cultoes, harps, gilt bultous, aeel
razors. chizzles. goa w.,ch chsins, qdadriile
o.. whea, fcythrs. crofl dine, very neat bfais
cur (.w.. hsnd Jaws, cork mschiaes, fnuf and
,en,s,t snd dove tell tobacco boxes, nea: pa
f.ws, eurilg and pinch Per DO INK pots, eemps
inv TONS, hammers, We Of all forts, dsk and
~ nice psdsoeks. ele. book cafe furniture, II.
esns b,sB plate locks and r. hinges q al
foront ard nGde doors hzes, chen hinges o. al
boz locks, chea aod fizss table butts, cart
cupboard locks, Ieciet and chails boxes, hoes.
A L 8 o,
Several compIest ieus fhoe makers tools one
complexities caPsner', DC.
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He will Cell for near the coR, on examin
atioe, they will be found to bevery loS
charged.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-03-17

VV7HEREAS a certain WILLIaM BowEs,
w Brazier, on Dock-iquare, has induitrl-
oully propagated (if not invented) a ialie and
fcandaoas report. that the owners OF me brig
Fortune, Benz amin Corham, maiIer' lately a.
rived from London, have imported quantity
of Tea In that veiel upon lhcir own account
and has impudently ailcgted thar nc knc" Ii
with malignant idefgn as they apPrehend TO
iniure their reputation, and expolc them to
public reientment.-T iaid owners in VIM
dication cfrnemielves from the vile and ground
LET'S afperiion of that impertinen1 medler IN
other men 5 matters-hnd IL neceAary to Publih
the following depoiiuon.
WE the iubicribers, owners OF the brig
Fortune, DO iolemnly declare that we neither
Jointly nor iepara,ely had any ihare, intereit or
property, directly or indirectly in any part OF
tie Tea that came from London in iald veiicl.
qboma5 WaAy,
Peter Boyer,
William 7bOmej0n.
60A,G THo IN a VAL
BgQm, Marcb 8, r774. L LEY, Peter Boyer
and " lillian Ihompion, Perionally appeared
and made oath to the truth OF the above decia-
ration by them iubicribed.
Before me, EDm. QUINCY, J. Pacis'
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PO Z r S c O R N Z R.


Tor the MASSACHUSETTS SPY.
r R u Z & l. U (.
Tune-Fyom The EAT freaks the Morn.
j.
7 HOPE there's no FOUL
Met this bowl,
But means honcit ends 10 purdue
With the s0ice so the heart,
And lets depart
From the faith of an kone.t True BLUE, True Blue
From the, &c.
For country and friends,
Let us icorn private ends,
And keep old Bottom virtue IN view
Deipiing the tribe
Who are way BY bride,
Be honeR ana ever True BLUE, True Blue
BE honef, sc.
On the polite knaye
Who ltfHes TO enilaye
Whole lehcmes the whoc nation may rue;
On penion and place,
THAT curled difpace)
Turn your backs and be itaunch to True BLUE, TRUE
Tun your, sc. lDLuL'
With hounds and with horn,
We win rife in the morn,
With ygour the fox to Puriue,
Couuption's the cry
We will chace till die,
lis worthy Bottom TRVE BLUE, TRsE BLUE,
I'll worthy, sc.
Here's health to all thoie
Who do ilayfy oppoie,
And our trade both defend and renew;
To each honeit voice
That coneurs in the choice
And iupport of an honeit True BLUE, TRUE BLUE,
And fuPpot OF, Sc.
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REV OF ntereng ard entertaining Anecdotes, from the bc
authorities.
To which are added,
A particular account of this Death and
Funeral ard extracts from the Sermons which preach
ed on that location.
BY the Rev. JOHN GILLIES, D. D.
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and with new and neat types.
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H. 1t iha be put the pres loOn 600 have fub-
(cribed and the of the ubcribers printed the
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JaSPs6yQsd, (p5iff M L. M. ~tR 6oHna.
And to be SOLD by
Tames-Fofter Condy,

AAH~ - ~ ~ - - -
Tames-Fofter Condy,
At his BOOK STORE in Union Erect. directly
oppoGte the Cornfelds, BcRon,
4 N Abridgment of Burns Jul-
n tice of the Peace, and Pa'ilh Oficer
To which is added,
An APPENDIX, containing fome general rules
and elections necefary to be known and OBJ
ferved by all Jutices of the Peace
Ajo to.be JoM at JMd fore, (very
rsateu0b5J tbt fsilosUirg 6ssAs tri"f'd i" A'e-
RIA, Viz.
BIackltone's Commentaries, s vol.
Robertfou's Hitory of Charles 9Th vols. SvO.
Hutchiaion's hifory, 3 vols. Svo.
Palladium of Confidence, 4to.
Evans's poems, 8vo.
Vicar of Wakefield, rzmo.
Diilen,ing Gentleman's anfwer to Mr.. Whites
three Letters. limo.
PAM PILE T S.
Poem, entitled the Grave
Doddridge's Family Religion.
Smiths Enay on Univetlal Redemption:
Recovery from Sickness.
Ruth, on Mineral Waters.
Critical Commentaries sgaina Bihops:
Sermons to Doctors in Divinity.
(Lord Sommersl on Nations and Kings.
(Death.) A Poeticsl Efay.
Letters from Yorrick to Eliza.
Sermons to Ahss.
Hiftory of Bellilarius, &c. &c. &c.
At faid fore may be had, the mott modern
and eiieemed books, in everv branch of polite
literature. arts and licences, Catalogues may be
had at laid Rore) at fuch prices as will fully IA
tisfy the purchafer.
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Articles of Hard Ware.

Table knives snd forks, portmsnttau locks brafs
Stag and dufle pruning nails, 'himbss, two feet
knives, joint rules, tip bsre-',
Penknives, two cafes ralps. flies, thumt latch.
very neat knives and es. marking irons, GIN
forks. blets, frying pms, Jews
Scnars, iheNs, cuttoes, h.rps, giit buitors, ascl
rszors chizzles, gou' witch chain', quad'ille.
ges, wheat icythss,crois diiheT, very nes b $
cut flaws, hand Jaws, cork machines, irrtr nd
ernant and dove tail tobacco xes, nea "a
Jaws, curling and pinch per do ink potts, mbs
ing tongs, hammers, We of al iorrs, dek AID
ry nice padlocks, ele- book cafe fufnitu e, II.
CANT brais plate locks and H.. hinges Of oil
for out ard nGde doors, iizes. chef hinges Of ell
box locks, cheR aod fzes table butts, cart
cupboard locks, fecret and chaile boxes, hoes.
A L 8 o,
Several compleat ietts fhoe makers tools one
complest fstt carpenters do.
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GARDEN SEE DIS.
Imported in Captain HOOD fiom LONDON,
And to be SOLD by
SUSAN N A K E N K E n,

~ n 4
AT her Shop near the Draw-Brdge, Forefeet, BOsToN,
L,ARLY Charlton, early golden Hotfpur,
L. white Rounciyal, green Marrow, Spanih Morattoes,
crooked Sugar and Leadmans dwarf PEAS, Toker, bet
Winior, early Lilbon and large Dutch Kidney BEANS,
Stranburgh Spanh ver-in and Portugal Onion, orange
early hort carly yellow and caret Carrot, elling Parf
nip, early Turnip, early fhort-toPPed London, Salmon
Turnp, Spanih and carlet Radoiih, early Frame, white
Cabbage white Co.'s, early green Co.'s, large green Co.'s,
bloody Co, AlePPO Co.'s, brown marbleroya brown
Dutch, Imperial Tennbal and Capuchn Lettuce, prckey
and round Spnnage, red Beets, Italian and fold CELERY,
curled Pcppega, Indian Cees, eured and large rooted
Pariey, early and late COllfower, early YOrihirc, large
Batteea, early Dutch, large Scotch, large Winter and
Turnp Cabbagegreen, white and yellow Savoy, long early
prckley green Turkey and long Roman CueumOer Baum,
i,yeet Maoram, Thyme, Roiemary, Lavender and iage
Seed white Muad, Hemp, Rape and Canary Seed, broad
red ana fine white Clover, Lueen, Rye Grafs and other
Grais Seeds, Durham bea Flour Mufard, Split Peas-
Groeies, Engh and India Goods all which may be had
cheap for Cath.
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a. D.. u. IA he. rate, ithe Tsrks az gay sc
RuhiAns only lcty millions OF Paihes, that VIA MAKE
FUN of near e.en millions erlng. The articles 90 NOT
mention when the noreyis to DC pad; but piooao!
vii! DC by nfalments.
pAKIs. AgsaG *. Some letters from Madrid men
tom that differences have aren between the court ana
Portugal regarding the limits OF Paraguay and bFa' anu
Gne frauds which have been committed there, ana hee
differences went 70 far that the SpAnads with the lois
Of 100 men, have taken Portugseic tort ~
CoNsTAXrIEoPLE, (T~kg) J@y Is. lhfee
French officers Poih Nobleman, and French ieDeAni,
who went lately with train Of artillery the army OF the
Csand Vzir, returned here few days ago. lhey alo IL
was neobe 70 form idea OF the terror which has ezed
the Tukih troops, who, imagining they could NOT MAKE
head again the enemy, pldnderlng the country oush
which they psls, and numbering the inhabitants hsH
frvants and fgeons met with the lame ate,and te''es
were in great danger. All the artillery eait BY Che'aher
Tot except three pieces Of cannon, fell into the HANDS OF
the RuIians. The army of the Grand Vizir whieh was
compofet of zo7 oco men, reduced to about 5000
by defeats and dsfertion.
The twenty fccond of lat month, dreadful fire broke
out here which burnt eleven hours. Upwards OF 1000
houes and ops were reduced ahe Every day aeos 10
the nliiery of the inhabitants of this capital
RATIsRoS, (Germany) AagW g. Some differences
have aren in the Diet between the Courts OF vienna ana
HanoyerThc Aurian Envoy at the Diet complains that
the Hanoverian Miniry had extremely moleted the lPe
rial Court by making leagues and factions amons,s .s
States of the Empire in order TO oPpoe the views Of A
Court and he declared that the Emperor was reoiVed
hehceforrh behave towards the Court OF Hanover IN Tue
fame manner il has behaved towards him. f,
BrsLIn, (P,n6a) Aaggf 10 Letters from fetcriboaiS
adyi that the eoe Pugatehew, after gaining ievefa ad
vantages the Imperial trop, had advanced as ta' as
Caan.
The whole Of the treaty between the Turks and Ruiians
is expected be made public till has been rAted ~
the Powers which mut be ome time, on account OF
the great dance between Peterbourg and Conantlnope
MoDEHA, (La5) AagaGS. On Thuriday lat died.
at the palace of Rivalta, her Serene Hghnei Elizabeth
Ernene dEe, Prneeis of Modena, in the 34th year OF
her age.
PARIs, (Erarce) Aggaf I9. 1t is given out, that
War declared between Spain and Portugal moreover,
that the King of Sweden journey Pererburgh is pos
poned only becau Sweden appears threatened with an at
tack from Ruiiia and Denmark.
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co URIE z who arrived here Iait
Sunday has brought the journal of
the Ruaian army, and letter from
Field Martial Count dc Romanzow,
in which that General announces,
that the army of the Grand Vlzir
is blocked up near Szumla, and has
no farther communication with Ad-
rianople that in conicquenee, the
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Q y TT =,
,.o.rJ,, ,rr;c,,S nj SAism tbs Slip Frica9GiP,
caps. 7ylsr, from Byjq'l BY him qVe 6@Vs
rcrfIUcd fbe BnfaI Nesv5-PaprJ TO tbe OH q
September, qvbitb contain London articles 10 tie
If efSeptembr; qVr bAUfJ tls4fsd t6e follow
WARSAW, (Cspi,ai Of PolSrd) July az
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THE great demand tor this paper, has Of
4 ten otcaGoned many good eyfomers being
disappointed, for uObieb the pHbE6fr is very
lry He soiH, in future, endeaVom to pre-
hnq as be may haze the b0nOur Of being an
baad-lsyvant to the public.
The gloomy prglPe7 Of public affairs, at
breJfnt, in this devoted capital, has oecGti0ned
J5ne prefing Demands npon him, a0bicb a0it6
great reluctance be informs bis egjfemsrs, be
can BY no means aniacer 1Vitbont their kind
aG,7ance /: He is bafb to trouble them Nth a
Cunning Advertisement, bit bis affairs make
il necejE,y His eHjggme,s in the country t0aonS
in tbs province, and tb9ls in the ether colonies,
be bobes sviN take proper notice Of It, and
emjGdsr there is no PgDfbihy, ESPECIALLY FIR a
young beginner) in carrying on 6gl'usls
.amfbont regular payments.
II qU0rk oftbis kind, it is aUsl kno1on IS at
tended Nth great expGnde, and be beg5 ha1x to
mention, that the MASSACHUSETTS
SPY is a third larger than any NeSos-Papey
bubEy6ed in this pr0Uines, and contains as much
Ncuos, as many Political ELays, as any in
4Anerica and is the cbeabsf on the gla6e.
/. THOMAS.
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CALEB BLAN CHARD.

In UNIoN-STREKT,
Bcgs leave TO inform his Friends and CuRomes that he has
Imported BY Captain SYMMIs and LIZ from London,
afreih aforment of Summer Goods, which he will ieu
at the very lOweit priees.fOr ready Money, viz.
nU T G II Lace, Cheavaux- -Fsize
~ and Blond Laces, Gauge Handkerchief, fine Az
foftment Of Callicoes, Sc. India Dimoths Jackonet,
Sprig'd and Stripd Mullins Bengah, Nankeens, Lungee
Roma black and blue OHriteh Plurues, Skeleton and
CapWire, Allamode, Sarnets, Sattns, Ribbons, Gown
Trimming Hoies beft Pumps, Silk ditto, girls and mites
Morocco Pumps, Cambfeks, Lawns, fine Aflotment Of
mems and womens worried, thread and cotton Hoie,
Breeehes Pieces Morss Patent Gloves and Mits, Super
fine and other Cloths Duroys, Wiltons, Serges, Ravers
Duck, Dowla China Ware, paper nett red Trunks, lrih
Linens of all widths, Spices, Royal Ribs and corduIOys
of mott colours, alto, ladies white riding Hats, with blue
Oteh Plumcs, boys white and black round Hats Fuans,
Jennets, Dmothys, buff, white and icaret Cloths buff
Shalons India Calcoes, black, buff and white Silk Brcech
Pieces, with alarge and General Allotment Of GOODS,
in the Worried, Woolen and Haberdafhery way, adis.
riding Gloves.
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Kahfas, Meya-Seetia, Nay 70, I774.

Halifax, N0yd-oe0ffd, May ia, I774s
BES0LD PUBLIC AUCTION,
On TUESDAY the Second Day of Auguft next in the
Town Of Halifax, at the Hoafe Of Mi. JoHE RIDER,
A VALUABLE Tract of Land or
"a Townhip, commonly known by the Name of New
Ierufaem or Port Roaway the Southern Shore OF the
Province containing One Hundred Thoutand
Acres of Land, granted by his Maefy to ALExANDER
MAcNurT, EGq but lately the Property and Ehate OF
BENJAMIR GERRIsH, Eq; deceaed, and contain ievera
FIRE Habours for vees Ships Of any Draught OF Water
ard full of all Sorts Of Pin, Cod, Salmon, Maekrel
Herring, &C. sc. &c. extending about twelve Miles on the
Sea Coat, well wooded and warered.
Conditions of Pay, viz. To pay 10 per cent down IN
Ca and the Remainder executing the Deed OF Sale for
the fame which a be within one Month after the Sale.
ALTO, Lot of Land, an old Houfe and
BaIce-Hou on the Beach, with large Baking Oven, late
in the Occupation of Mr.. RICHARD JACOBS.
ALTO, a Lot of Land walled in with
sone containing FIVE Acres Of Land more or le, lying on
the Road to RICHARD JACOBS Farm.
ALTO. one Half of the Westinghouse
Cellar.
ALTO, the late Dwelling-Houfe of BEN
JAMIH GIRRIsE, Ef; deceaied, with the front ard and
back Gardens and Out-Houies.
ALTO, Wharf with four Stores thereon
and Coach-Houfe and Stable.
ALTO, a Tract of Land, containing ten
Thoufand Acres, granted to BENJAMIE GERRIsH, Efq;
decealed 6uaed on the North Side of the Baton OF Mines
in the Province of Nova-Scotis, oomplehendng the three
Rivers commonly called and nowH by the Names OF the
Pa Rivers aboundng with Shad, Salmon Bats and other
Kinds of F and contains upwards of two Hundred Acres
Of Marh Land, and was formerly Settlement BY the
Aceadians. And also Hand called MoOfeland about
one Mile daan containing about Hundred and Ninety
Acres of rich Land. The aorcfaid Bats Rivers nayga-
bic for Veflels of 80 90 Tons and good Harbours.
ALTO. Gxty one and half Acres of Dixie
lad n the TownihD of Horton on the Grand Pfee.
ALTO, Farm in the Townfhip of Fall
mouth, now under good Improvement with Dwelling
oufe and Barn and other Out-Houies containing about
Tweves Hundred and Fifty Acres Of Land or le,
and all other Lands belonging to fad EaAe of BESJAMIE
GERRIsH, Eiq.
M B. In ali the above Etztes the Widows Dover IS TO
eePsd and treated for with her in Particulars Tor her
Is during Life. Conditions Of Pay as aisseiaid.
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CaGom-Houe, BosToN, My 40, I774.
THE Commiiiioncrs of his Majeity's

i Cuioms hereby give Notice, tat from and after the
ga Day of June, I174 the Cs q te cuorns Tor shis
POI, and Harbour will be removed from the Town Of Bof
on 90 the Town of Plymouth, within the Limits Of the
Port of Bottom then and there proceed to carry on, in
the ufua Manner the Bune of their reiPetve Depart
ments, in the Collection and Management OF his Maciys
Cuaoms and the Execution of the Laws Of Trade And no
Officer of the Cuoms will be permitted to remain in the
Town or Harbour of Bolton from and after the t Day Of
Iune next during the Continuance of A paed in the
orent Year of his Mselys Reign, Untitled, ACT TO DIFF
continue in uch Manners and for iuch Time therein
entioned the landing and dchagng, adng or PPing Of
Goods, Wares and merchandise, the Town, and within
the Harbour of Bottom, in the Province Of Maaehuetts
Bay, in North-Amsrica.
BY Order of Commifioners,
SAMUEL MATTER, pro Secry.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
TW O HUNDRED POUNDS,
L Lawful Money, by Peron in good Buiineis in this
Town. Enquire of the Printer.

T OST, fuppofed to be folen, SILL
IL T.
YER TABLE SPOON, marked !. M. amoR
If ihould be offered for Sale, is dered it may be
topped, and information given to the Printer.
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TIL U DAY, JUNE Z, 1874.
Painters Oil and Colours.

Painters Oil and Colours.
JUST ARRIV
A GENERAL Allotment of Painters
n Colours and Oil, and to be o D by
CHARLES SIGOURNEY,
At his Shop at the Head of Dock-Square, BOsToN'
A L o,
Window Glafs, Nails of all forts, &c. &C.
A l. S o,
An Invoice of Painters Colours,
To be o D, very low, eOnfAins Of
Red and White Lead, Spanifh White
and Brown, and few Caiks of OIL.
[Being Consignment.
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A MANuFAcruRER in conGderabIc

A MANUFACTURER in comfortable
IA branch, propoes deal in whoeae only for ieeilty
Of trade and any merchant trader ncnng to encourage
any Manufacture by applying the prntermay be inform
ed who the Manufacturer is and the article manufactured
the prent carce circulation of cain and other eaons that
might be given, viii induce the merchants and traders to
feeE out this and every other Manufacturer eablihed on
the fame principles, viz. that the manufacturer viii have
living BY his calling, and the merchant and trader will have
their fnecure in trade.
Wanted Three Hundred and Eighty pounds
L. M for which Real EAae viii be gwen as leeafiJ,
u feyen and an half miles from Bottom, which fold for Eight
hundred pounds L. M twenty three years ago and is now
two hundred poun Lips M better then ever was BY addt
iona Improvements made upon il in the cour oflat year
viz two hundred and eighty for year cancel mortgage
now upon ad eate and hundred pounds for FIX months
to anwer prenr exeenee, une the lender CHOICES that
d hundred pounds ould run the year. Enquire as above
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A WOMAN, with good Breat of
Milk, in this Town. would be glad to take aClsld to
Suckle.r Enquire Of the Printer.
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G A EN- SEE D S.
Imuortcd in Captain CoRHAM from 10 N D N,
And to be SOLD by
LY DI A D Y A r,

AT her Shop near the North Battery, BosToN,
DARBY charlton, early hotfpur, golden
- hotfpur large manowfat, dwarf marrow, blue marrow
and span olrotto Peas large Wndfor, large Toer, early
Lbon, early HOtipur, early yellow Dwarf early fPeeed
ditto, and early white Beans with black eyes, early York
hire early Dutch Sugar Loaf Battea, large winter, green
and yellow Savoy, early and late CoIfower Seeds, be
Cabbage Lece, white Co.'s green Co.'s, marble and brown
Dutch Lettuce Seeds, bef double Pepper erals, round
So;nnaee. Mort TOD and Salmon Raddih fcaret Raddh,
double Farley, white SPanh, ver-fkin and red Onion
Seeds, long green pcey and early Cucunber Seeds, fweet
Manoram, Thyme, Baum, Sage, early Dutch, and late
Turnip Seeds large fweing ParniP, red Beets, Orange
golden cooured, early yellow and purple Carrot Seeds, red
Clover Herds Gras, and Canary Seeds, winter and fun
Squah, long French IurnP' HyioP' and variety Oh
Flower Seeds warranted to be and good. Am.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-08-18

TIE tsllo4ui.g" ar for t5t better 5rOVidzg iiat-
able gHarfsrs for officers and /SLdfAs in BIZ Ma
;sfy'5 Jfrvice In North-America," bar paid
. 6sfb Hoyifs efParAa1fut ssd 1sesivs1 tie Ry-
al a6snf.
VETHEREAS doubts have been entertain
wv cd, whether troops can be quartered
otherwiie than in barracks, in cafe barracks
have been provided flficient for the quartering
of all the officers and folders within any town,
townfhip, city, diaria, or place, within his
MajeAy's dominions in Nar1b- Aweira; and
whereas it may frequently happen, from the
fituation of iuch barracks, that, if troops
mould be quart0ed therein. they would not
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-08-18

Al Ii y M OL1 ~ having loft
II what little Subfanoe he had by the late
Fire, and having experienced the Bsnevolence
of many Perions, in aFording him and Family
Relief, thereby laying him under many and
great Obligations but not having it in his
Power co make his perfonal Acknowledgements
to-them. takes this Opportunity Of returning
has fncere Thanks for thcir KAdneis.