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*. .;icif, and OF colesrri:ss, as We arc rcG,te{
ieoint oae Iota 70 the act, will not fuhn.t n
hus eonihtu:ed and thus at.Ins in coniorni Lonsor,
II -. inat as, IN eon!equenee Of the IA rBaSt.,
II of ss a. .e misiof court OF comnoa rsnders ha,jn,
neral isiiicns OF the peace to l.. Asreo
NAV &c 10 prevent the many insertion FIssbr on
II e .heisnom, we refoke that all a1,,a,, =, Sbs :.
o:ousM to iad court, ought to zsals, % - As
IN, ou''io' as at p'esnt, (unlels ieted - - - -'N
W. H0" the reiut OF provincial and Coz a p..p An
sa'o. 1nu we relolye, that no plaintiff, in s. =
coast - wax aiorsad, ought to enter 6d aelionS
Vue mus declared to be unconaitutional A. - 'A'
oiVe' II the COURT a et in defiance 70 H. INV we re-
.0u'y' and default actions and iie e,.c.;s VI 'e
"O oHeer ought to ferye fuch process Ana 80.
az NN'S''nhea {" iupPoH all conitsbes, Jurors 81 -
VINO from thee conrutiona princples al
courts which have reivlycd are onnd.d M
oates ttfbaSSTiion of eur charter. az '0un0ea on
prelent unhappy ' is the opinion OF this bodv IS a..
Theie ientmenls% is abiourey neceifarv
theIe acts are intended iS11r4iaSyy. s-y,,,-,
either o9POie them, tamcyS s sake place.
Aruggng for. Il is TIN thar La eve up all we have ben
very important efoyes. uSeo US 10 loon on teie
Difference the provincial and ,ntinental eongreis
whole reoldtions we are deteTmnesto abide TO wnoi
and the weird we ehcarfaly appeal oi the uPIishsneis
our conduct.
the whole, thee are eat and profound quefonss
We are geyed 70 find ourielye cduesd the neeeiiy
entering into the dicuion Of them. Butwe deprecate
fate of ayery. Our fathers LEFT fair inheritance 10 Us,
puchaled by waite Of blood and tieiure. This we are
efoyed to ranfn equally fair t. chAen after Us.
No danger hall alright, difficulties ntimdae US. And
if in fuppoI of our rights called to enesanter even
DEATH we are vet undaunted, enbe that HDean never
die too foon who lays down his life in lurPort ohc laws
\ and Liberties of his country.
II Which report being maturely deliberatet,
II Yofed That the enle of the whole body respecting the
II fame, be collected by yeas and nays which icing DONE
Il there were I46 yeas and 4 nays.
Voted That it be recommended to the eyer4 towns and
dfrs in this county, that each appoint one Or more dele
gates to attend provincial meeting be holden at ConeoT
i on the iecond Tueday OF October next.
Vsfed, Thata fair copy of tie proceedings OF ths"eI
ing be made out ana forwarded to the grand e2nese'
congreis, and alto to the town clerk o. each TOY"
4 county. -. .. IL.
II Yoted, That the thanks Of this meetings. gwen 20 'ne
kon lanes PREscoT, Efq; for his ffhfai si'iSes a.
II chairman.
Il Yoted, That this meeting be dNolVeo' aho was az
i cordngy diholved. nuS p ISP Py,cr .,..t
II 1AneG. EBENtLEN Di>iD'A' es'"'
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= ENG informed that a rfOrf ba' freOfhd in fbf
dIGanf PaynT ,bii county, ana m many stbfr fS'is
Of t,ovinle, bdi ios f0sVn meeting ra IN Cam
Sridse openly eec,o fbat judge 7,gzytr4g sVhb ms
oiBsS gtairpscn rbaianfs tbs i+gr, sOsrteor0red in
framing ara drafting Msrt efiie late Ha 81 PAria-
ment ytaiizg 10 ITS PyeUa,t bi kntw rat re al
gy ais zpat qg,Os ~ eo eAa as Sae q ~ i:srnaHis
expred tin Jef thar fbey wged 10 fs f act or ats
,oeeiIr 4VB fbem, baf fbaf ImfgyrJnjcd 40 il. That
added, nO'eOHe ndirg ny mF intimate c''Hesisn GOG,
and relation jAdge Trozvbrdge, corceiVirg Ea matter
grsat Importance tomy esnny, csnh MT N OrfeSee
rain from making tGn pabL declaration Of nj think it
my dry, peediy may be, in he msP Pa5d@HTne' 10
declare tba, neve maze any Jaeb Ge1afi'S one ETA
6nsilay mf@f toH-meefing and for fbe bb q tbH
appeal aHNy tSVninen sObo gvere Prsesf u meeting,
and Leard zobaf There aid eetieb apon ats7 to-
tally d6oenf from thar 9ftts ab04t ffSd ltrlayHf0H.
Ind tEytbs' fay thar Inev0 did nuke ay R defia,a-
tior, or ore IF GmiLar irtat, in any stb1 fhn ds|
tbat knozO Of airy perrin terg, nor do believe, or
fupea thar jEdgt 7yozy6yidge arey iHd >et7y
eOseered in framing drafting II fa4 He' fParidaers
or eaby Of fbem-fbaf faw efby Of Fe aid atfI
bsayeby qOsye pabi6ed b0e, and fbaf rte poSs rf0r
u, in every particular thereof faJf ard grelnd.i.
FRA. 9ANA.
Cambridge, September Z, 1874.
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TO my qus,rby fOsvn and esustyymn.

Gentlemen,
A have given you great offence BY gning addeGs
n to governor Hutehnion lupon biz leaving the pro-
vince) and it always gives pain to aHont or dcbss
even Jingle neighbour this has ben much inereag-
ed as the public are 70 much conc erned IL And had
conceived that the generality fthe Peolefo much dked
an addre to hre Hutchnon, il ihouh lot have had my
name to it, as always place the endP and goodwill Of
nv feosmen in the init elafs of this worlds enoynent,
am very forty ever fgned il, and hope the public will
freely forgive, Oentlercn your humble ieryah:,
cba,baougr, Sept. 4, 1874. JOHN WHITE.
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For the MAssAIHUsETTs SPY.
Mr.. HoMAs,

Ysu are rsgneld 10 give tie Jo'7rirg place !" y'H'
S il may be queaioned by fome Perfons whether or
not the fubRrber has in fact icgned his feat at tic
counY board he having yet made any public declare
aton thercofin order therefore give the public the
fue ABSTRACTION Rejecting this affair, he thereby declares
that 6ach re6gnatiou was by him made Mooday the
10th of Augu a that he has rot nce ATTENDED coun
Gil and thar he is determined give any further attend
nee. ISAAC WINSLOW.
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ALL Perlons that have any jut
L 4 Demands agaiGa the Eaate of oHH TATI, late
of BosToN, Mariner deeeaed, drsd to bring IN Their
Accounts JANIS TATI, Admniirator on iaid Ehais
And thoie who indebted lao Efae, are deTed to
make immediate Payment to fad Administrator.
BosroN, September S, 1874,
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John H u N T

ALL perfons that have any Demands or
n the Eaate of Mr.. JOSEPH JACKSON, late
Bottom, TrucIsman, decessd dered TO bring IN 20
feveral demands to ABIGAIL JACKSON, iole Exeeo
=, f,;d .aare and ,hof. who are indebted to fad Eat
reque.d to f-ttc and Fay the fame to faid EreeUtrx
medistey.
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III Fwsanf ddy, VIZ.
Capt. Thomas Gardner
Capt. Sam. Wis.temore
Mr.. Abraham Walton
MIR. Samuel Thatcher
Capt. Eliphaict Robbins
Capt. Ephraim Froit
Mr.. Joieph Wellington
Mr.. Nath. SparhAwk
Capt. Ifaac Foiter
Mr.. Peter Edes
Mr.. William Wyer
David Cheever, Eiq;
Mr.. Richard Deavens
Mar. John rockingham
Mr.. John Goldman
DR.. liaac Fofer
Mr.. Samuel White
Mr.. Joliah Capen
ME. David Belmus
Mr.. David Sanger
Mr.. Elijah Bond
Mr.. Ephraim Wood, jun.
Mr.. John Flint
Mr.. Nathan Merriam
Mr.. VIII lam Clark
Mr.. Joihua Hammond
Capt. Jonas Stone
Mr.. Edward Durant
Capt. Samuel Wyman
Mr.. ROBERT Douglas
DR.. Samuel Blodget
Mr.. Loammi BALDWIN
Capt. Ezekiel How
Mr.. John Maynard
Mr.. Phinehas Glellon
Mr.. Sarian Bclcher
Mr.. Thomas PlymPton
Mr.. HeEeklah Maynard
DIR. Samuel Curtis
Mr.. AiPhens Wood
Mr.. Edward Barnes
Mr.. William Boyd
Mr.. Esenezer Bridge, jun.
Mr.. JOlhua Abb {
Capt. Ralph Hill
Mr.. William 'rhompfon
DR.. Timothy DanfoIth
Capt. Jofah Bowers
Mr.. Solomon Pollard
Cpt. 'Thaj. Bowman
Mr.. Jonas Stone
Mr.. JotePh Loring
Mr.. Benjamin Brown
Joieph Haven, Eiq;
Capt. Jodah Stone
Mr.. William Brown
Mr.. David Haven
Mr.. Ebenezer MarihaD
Mr.. Ion. Williams Auitin
Mr.. Simeon SPaulding
Mr.. Samuel St=yens,lun.
Mr.. Benjamin Walker
Capt. Francis Harris
Mr.. Ala Holden
Mr.. Obadiah Sartwen
Mr.. Benjamin Brown
Nh. Jonathan Flint
Mr.. JOiePh Parker
Capt. John Dexter
Capt. Ebenezer Harnden
Mr.. Thomas Hill
Mr.. Samuel Sprague
Mr.. James Ketrell
Mr.. Benjamin Pierce
Mr.. Thomas Rand
|, Tn bsaoyabIs JAN
Cholen
| After having read the late
en.Ie5 /" an ACT for the bel
oi u province of Mafaehl
and dl,ted thereon /;
P0fea,Th a committee
liberation he laid aa, and /
IOfef, That Mr.. T0nai
ford, Captain 7Lsnss Cara
Fsffr ofCbarSyG04Un, Capt.
Mo. Rifbard Ds4vsrs of CT
tof of GSofsn, Henry Cardr
BrssOH OF FrAzizgIaz, and
BiLleyieZ, be the committee
Who rePor
Wis evident to eve,v ,,,,
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n S'e'tsok and AorfcJ him in 4, =; iii q
inLPPel hs piitos az him, bur COZ. 'pi' ''oi"wei
ifonl hiai I'LL he Quilted the II nAsc hn',e'i
ier'Ants horir, on which lie dro,. .''
ipeed he could make; I'll the nd ".'i' AZ 'nS
gaze, he ran ON tvOt to the clmo, NJ 800. wy
Soniernation, telling them he w.,s ".ii * 'pSAI
all fieads of poyeroro.n. L"c' a. and deilroy
II - gentleman in Bottom, obi:ryi. ;. =.
to Cambridge, from So,h 49, %''e "a of marching
ca the alarm to DR.. Roberts, the, communicate
who having very tl.er H. t"eh ':itown feTy,
minutes to the committee, then ;, In'Nss IN lew
/ gence was inhlntly diffsaed, ant M, nc h'F'"
were neasef fent Perions to bring the "h"s 49,
were 'diipatched both ways to gain n,ore ho'.sY IS
the true fate of the foldery. A ereahl auNy
iolution probably never appeared among or AZ rs.
eeiPatches loon returning and afluring thoPsI ,h.
'oidiers It'll remained, and were likely 70 ,b.r
eamp, they reumed their bulincfs with f,;,s.o,lsaI
70 leave no unconstitutional officer, with reach
"a Poiie;i'on OF his place. On this the con a(,cm.
o'ed again, and drew up the paper, of whichllovins
q copy, and at the head of tie BODY IA il TO
Lieut. Governor Oliver to fgn, with which ,,nuled,
'er obtaining their content TO add the latter imply
ing the force by which he was compelled, to MIR.
maion' clerk OF the county of MiddIeex, alo,oed IN
ms Office to do no thing in obedience to the Aa
OF Parliament imParing our Charter. III
- Cambridge, Stfi. Ara.
THOMAS OLIVER being appointed by TX
Il to Tea: ar the Council Board, upon and in crj |
to the late act of parliament, entitled, an act for r
equation of the province Of Maliachufetts- Zach
'eins manifef infringement of the charter md !
nViieges OF this people; do hereby, in conformiic
Commands of the body Of this county now CONVEX 7
oemny renounee and reign my feat at laid uneor1
oard' and hereby firmly promiie and engage, man
onour and ehriiian, that never will hercafP any
rms whatioever accept feat at i4id board eFeeA.
ovel and oPPrciiive plan Of government.
My houfe at Cambridge being funounde aOoat f0ar
ouiAnd people, in compliance with r'f esnmnno''
fign my name, THOMI Oliver 4
The Gentlemen from Bottom, Char,own and IAN
dge having provided ome refehrAt TOR their greatly
gued brethren, they chearfuiy fPted Il, TOOK leaV
departed in high good humoutf well iasi'feo'
meeting Of tbe olLs7Oing gsmfH, 6efSg fom~'ffff'
from every fOqOn and Aq,fi bs county 81 M'ddeiex'
and prOviaee Of MIachuieuybay, bfid az Concord IN
fad coHH,y, on fbs 3otb and days Of -41ga6 1890
.0ntah npon eats proper fbs taxa at fbf P'te"f Vy
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humourh well fatisied.
ine vekmsn, beisg committee
-i9 isFbe county Of Middleie'
iettbay, bid at Concord, j
I'd u days Of .4aga9 1874 {
v bet1k al fbf prele1f vas
J Mr. JOfah Smith
Mn Jofhua Symonds
Mn Eben. Brooks, jun.
| Capt. Johah Hartwell
Nlr' aliver ItO-- 4
Mr.. Daniei pogefs,-.,s, !
MIR. Samuel Park \
Capt. Thomas Mellea $
Capt. Roger Dench Il
MIR. JACOB Gibbs g)9
Capt. Jonathan Eiihot |
Mr.. John Abbot )
DIR. Alaph fletchst :,
Mr.. Nathaniel BoSstea | (
Mr.. Zacheus Wright
Capt. Richard Sanger
Mr.. Benjamin Faaett
Mr.. Samuel Bullard
Capt. William Coolidge
MIR. Jonathan Hammond
Mr.. Samuel Harrington
Mr.. Jacob Bigclow
Capt. AbJah Brown
Mr.. Jonathan Stow
Capt. Daniel Taylor
Mr.. James Holey
Mr.. James Locke
! :nry Gardner, Eiq;
Mr.. Jehn Marble
DR.. Charles WhitmaA
Capt. Phinehas Taylor
Mr.. Jcleph Bryant
Mr.. James Hay
Mr.. Edward Buckman
James Prefeott, Efq;
Oliver Prefcott, Eiq;
Capt. Joiah Sortwell
Capt. Benjamin Jaquith
Mr.. Timothy Walker
Mr. Edward Kendell
Mr.. William Boden
Mr.. Thomas Upham
Mr.. ASel Perry
MIR. Hezekiah Broad
Mr.. Peter Colburn
Mr.. Ephraim Colburn
Mr.. Stephen DAVIS
John Read, Efqi
Mr.. JOfePh Har;well
Mr.. John Moore
Capt. John Weber
Mr.. Daniei Mellen
Mr.Aaron PhiPps
Mr.. Jolhua Hemenway
Mr.. Francis Fulkner
Mr.. John Haywood
Mr.. Ephraim Hapgood
Capt. William Preleott
Mr.. Henry Woods
MIR. William Green
Mr.. Nehemiah Hobart
Mr.. Charles Withrell
Capt. Edmond Bancroft
MIR. Joiiah Fix
Mr.. Samuel Farrar
Capt. Abjah Pierce
Capt. Eleszer Brooks
Capt. Joieph Butterheld
Mr.. JOfeph Dan6rth
MIR. Lemuel Perham
Mr.. jonathan Brown
Mr.. Aaron Beard
hfr. David Bayley
idr. Ebenezer Stone
MIR. Jonathan Locke
S Prescott, En-.
Hartman.
e of the Britiih Parliament
II regulating the Government
:tts-Bay in New-Ensland, :
c appointed to take into con.
'ort to this meeting.
n-WiRiari 1ia6iz Of C6elns.
, Of Cambridge, Doctor Jlaa,
.feEab Sfons of Franingbass
rleiis7rn, Decor 0iivey Pref
, Efq Of S;sEv, Mr.. EI.l,iiGr
Mr.. EbtreSsr Briegr, jzE. G
a IS follows,
tive mind, that this PROVING
alarming ftuation. We al
81 - rnav - - ne rk.f IL
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~ ST PU BLISHE d,

JUST BLISHED,
And to be Sold by KNEELAND s. DAVIS;
in 2asen. Street,
a POEM, in ieven Parts,
L n Containing REFLECTIONS upon
"A FAREW Ell S.HI P W REC X.
CALM. DELlV GRANGE.
H HIa4sF1r G Exit RETURN.
PART |. A VOYAGE. They fAat 20 ds7un
10 The Sea in Shits, that do bphns(i in Gred,
W,aters hsls ice The Work, # The LORD,
and his W0ndsrS IN The Deep.
Pal. evil. q, "a.
PART ii. A CALM.-Hs maksth the Storm
Calm, 70 that fhs WaUes thereof are fin.
Pal. evil. zg.
PART III. A MODERATE BREEZE
He caajcd an EAT W,ina TO bls7u in the
Heausni and BY his POvsr he brought in the
South Hind. Pal. xviii. 20.
PART. ". A STORM.-7hs LORD Jcnt
onf a Great Hind iaH the Sea, and there
1vas mighty Tembsf in fhs Sea, 70 that the
Ship 1Dai like 10 Be broken. Jonah. j. 4.
/ PART V. SHIPWRECK.-And there came
II doIvH ofoTm OF Wind on NE LAKE, ana
they 7Usrs filled with Wafsr, and in Jeopardy,
Ind they came 10 him and azvoke him, Jay
ing, Matter, Madsr, NE Perrin.
Matt. viii. %, "a.
PART vi. THE DELlVERANCE.- In ny
Difref / called rpm the LORD, and cried
unto my GOD,-Hs heard my voice Om Of
his Temple, and my cry came before him,
II evsn into his Ears. Pal viii. 8.
PART VII. THE RETURN-Then are
they Glad, bseaals they be quiet, )oh brings
them into their defred HaUsn oh! thai
Men wonld Praits the LORD for his GoOd-
neG, and for his 7uOndsrfaL zvorki 10 the
Children ef Men. Pal. evil 80, 81.
/ Dedicated to the Hon. JOSEPH WAN
i TON Efq; Governor of Rhode Iland sc. &c.
II N. B. A few Copies of the Mafer-
II Key 10 Popery, may be had at the above
Place.
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To which aided,
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and to be fold at GREENLEAF's prn;ing-Ofiicc,
nHANovER-STRkEr, y Q ! q n,
A VISION ihewing thief. dden and fur
"A prGng appearance, the celeitial Men and heaveny
Conversation, of the departed Spirit OF Mr. YEAMANS,
late Student at YaLE CoLLEeE, TO and with Mar. II.
GOODWIN, his Friend and Clais-mate.
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ALTO, an ailortnent of AMERICAN EEDS'
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For + EBRU AIRY, 1874.
CON AINING G,
The Origin of Letters continued-The Character Of
American Patriot--Phiofophica Reaions for obleying
the Sabbath--Medcal obfeyations-A Genealogical
Problem - Reflections on Generoly A Winter
PicccAn attempt prove the ue of Letters, and the
Art of Printing were known before the Flood--The
Reyere - Juftee and Generofy - The Fortune
Hunter-Sentenees worthy Of being remembered -
Epitome of Captain Wallss Voyage round the World.
Observation-Disclosures and detached thoughts-
The Directory of oye--Thoughts on Periodical Publ
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On God--To the Author of the Lines on theC0nnubal
Sate---An Clergy on the Death of fayoure Dog
The Dying Negro--HIs ToRGcAL CHRoNIcLE.-
General HiRor of America-DoMEsTI INTELLI-
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Speech--Houfe of Representatives ditto--Mefagcs
from the Houe of Representatives of MaiaehuettsBay to
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Articles of Hard Ware

He wi fell for near the coft. on examin
alton, they will be found to be very low
charged. i
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GIVEN, at London, in the high court Of
our admiralty of England aforciaid, under
the great zeal thereof, the seventeenth day
of October, in the year of our LORD.
one thouiand ieven hundred and6xty-eight,
and Of our reign the eighth.
GODF. LEE. Farrant Reaiarar.
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PHILIP r Us Sc L,


DECS Leave 20 aequaint the Pubic, hkewie tse
b Ladies and Gentlemen in general OF this Town, ef
As excellent (fUsowing) Comparisons, viz.
No. 4. His lurpriing excellent O OTH-DR OF ,,
which will Immediately cure The Tooth-Ach this hrt Time
Of uins It lksws the Scuryy in the Gums, and
brings al Touneis from The Teeth, and psleres thea
Eom istting. Price Half Dollar Bottle:
No. a. The VENETIAN ToOTH-PoW.
DE r, ~hichin few Times uGng, IL makes them white
and beautiful although very foul and black 5sfofe) per-
ierves thes that are ,otfen aud decayed, from growing
wore.
No. 4. The IMPERIAL LIP-SALvE (nevei
made BY any one beto.e) which eieualg takes away all
Spots the Face makes the Skin beautiful, and cures The
Liys when fore: Prize Half Dollar Box.
No. q. A n.eif curious E YE. w TERl for cole
Hunoun or InSamalons will be an sfetfuzl Cuse,in
tSw Days. Price Two Shiings Bottle.
No. 6. His famous IR OHM OULD DR0PSf
Tor taking Iron-Moulds and Ink-Spos out Of Linnens
Lawn, Mslin OF Lace. Price One Shilling ard SIX
Pence Bottle.
No. 6. A curious Competition for taking al Sorts Of
Stains. Pitch or Tar, Sc. out Of Cloth, Silk, Stuff o.
Worried, &c: Price One Shilling and Six Pence.
Ne ?. A Tin6tue for taking any Stains OUT OF Maho-
eany, er any other Wood. Pnoe One Shilling and SIX
Pence Bottle.
No. 8. moff excellent w OR NJ. r O VIDE r,
which will be an eeetua Cure in Fortnight BY taking
three Doles. ~.
N. 3. ANY Ladies or Ccntsmsa mar, they Pleak, fee
Experiments of the abOys.--No Cbse, 20 PsyGood Al
lowanee viii be made ShopkeePer Who buy to s again
!, Sc Said RU SSEL may be treated with at his
Lodgings, at Mr.. DIAMOND Mes ToEs, at the Sign OF
the Black and White HoRsE, South-End, BosToH,
where the absye- mentioned Competitions may be had,
with full Directions Tor wing them.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-11-10
NATHAN TRAZ lie K,

nECS Leave to inform the Public, that In Confr-
r. ouenee Of the Bottom Port-Bii, and with View Of
accommodating thoe Of bis cuomers to whom It may BE
moA convenen, to have their Supplies sonvessd BY Water
he has opened Store in Saem 1.-THE one lately improves
by Mr. rJoMN JoHssoE, and next doSf 70 mar. JOHN
GooLi) whsre he has for fale' AN Aii0rsment o.
GOODS, faitable for the Seafon.
T, Said FRAZIER Ril continues hin Buineis at his
Store in Bottom, as ufua His cuaOmes may be fuaPed
at either of aid Stores, Wholesale and Retail on the mort
reasonable Terms for ready Money. He viii give MS per-
lonal Attendance, fer the Preleut at his Salem SOfe
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