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indulgence Of fh views, national partiaty, provincial
prejudice, any kind Of party jeaoufy and attachment 70
the obAacOn Of thoie emotions which be-
come Us as MEMS Acknowledgements Americans. All
theie ould yield the nobs lowings Of humanity,
and the pure ados Of public 5t Such Sentiments have
never been more fequi6te. We knew yet what cces
we may be called TO make for the general preestoa nor
what eedy luppes may be wanting fof the dred iuer
e1s E Bottom Of this, however, am afiured that the
ma,who cannot find in his heart devote his proportion Of
intere TO the fas md liberty Of his counts fbesgb
onId Be- fbs b1ifsf all be ps9fb and the man, who
cannot contribute his mite the comfort and relief Of thoe
who are fefing in the caoe worthy of the Of
an American,-s worthy Of the Of reeman,is
not worthy Of the of chran,- 70 tae the
fmae fwests Of humanity In bis greateA dre6 Befdes
that whatever boon Of charity may be kindly administered IN
this inffance cannot be LOFT Us, while il meets, as t
Bs7 meet, with ths appreciation Of heaven, Of own
beas, ofpoHrty; and when Ii ha be rewarded BY the
efeatfu Acknowledgements of thounds. My friends, know
their noble nature---I know, thee are there now
fuerng for rs, Of whom, for their merits, il may, Of
truth be laid, that the qtrd 10 naf gueysby Of fb.
To iuch men 60 be beneftl. Is honour, which Kings
might envy US, and be proud of--and, fuch men
themelves no frange the nobef Offices Of humanity
and bsnehcenee Il nmpobe they honld be nfenble to
fentiments of the nobeR gratnde.--Indeed, cannot
help, now, anticipating the auipcous day, when with
hearts exutng withoy and eyes rednndant with the tears
Of vtue they ha your triumphant congratulations
and hail you their divine dsliveers sAIshough, be il
membered that a be obliged TO asknowegc that
we ourfeves have been the ereatef bene6cianes.
In the mean tine, let Us, with united hearts, offer
up our daily applications Almighty GOD, thar for the
worthnefs Of his ion he would freely remit manfa
fences that he would endne with the grace % fASl
lance, and Of gratitude for the benefits YET f y and
and that he would cedy interpoie in the hsha j OH i
fiing brcthren, and country in general. hrke5QW
prayers may be the more effetfua, let continually
the fupreme power, wfdom and goodneis Of him, who
flssh In ke Of Heaven, and among the nhabtsnt
Of ts world Who able bring light of the dcepeR
dnknel, an TO far when there Is eIie deliver.
Tcoueludein the words Of the royal Piamif Ir6ei
frge fts in RE Lsrdi sr be fty bslp AND fty iaL
Hsn ii aaron, fr.e fbog IN fbs Lard fer be fty bs
and fBy eied. sdsd al thar far fbs Lords neG is fbs
Lard, III bsb ysnr bslp and yenr @iald.
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The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-07-21
T H u R S D A Y July Il
z q G T q N.

We hear thar the inhabitants ofthe W
Indies, are equally alarmed with Us in the
lonies, in regard to the late Ads Of Parliame
and that the principal gentlemen in all
Engliih Hands, are of opinion, that It'll o.
dent for the Northern Colonies to flop all \
as well to the WeG-Indies, as to Great Brit
A correspondent obferves, that if the
fhcud paE for Altering the government
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Vince then the number u ptodieiSouny increaf.
d, at ieaf TO 700. He alto computed tha,
Aoae four New England governments at that
'me contained Somswhzt more than 100000
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to be let Houfe and Shop in Union:
- Street, near the cOrn-FieIas. Enquire Of VIII.
LIAM WILLIAMS al the Head Of Long Wharf:
y. b Al kinds Of MEbenstiesl InArunsnts, to Be-
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X ACE Ginger by the Quantity, Jamaica
KUN BY the Hcehesd, to Be Sold by
ELLIS GRAY, near the Marker.
Afo' Parcel Of SHINCLEs.
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w E D Sd A Y, May IS.
z n G II O N

III nssfing legally called, and be1 ar RszVforf,
fbs esloy Of Rbode-IgHHd, tbe 2ctb Day Of Nay, 1874
Vored That we have the deepe enfe of the inurir:
done to the Of Bottom BY the a6 OF parliament lately
Paed for putting an end their ade and deToyng the
port and that conder this attack upon them utter
y fubvere or American liberty for the fame power may
Peaiue deoy the trade and hut up tbs ports of every
other colony in It's turn, 70 that their viii be total end
OF all property.
Yeted, That we will unite with the other colonies in
all eaionabie ard proper meanres to procure the eabh
ment Of the rights Of the colonies upon ut and perma
foundation and particularly in cafe the other colonies
iall upon this NOT alarming occaon put flop to their
trade GestBTtain and the WeIndia Hands, that we
will heartily join with them in the meafure 50
Veted, That the committee Of correspondence tor the
town Immediately tranmt copy of thee eoutons to the
committee of coTspondenee for the town of Bottom.
Yo:ed, That the committee Of correspondence for this
Immediately end copy Of thu above reoutions to
each town in this colony. ..
A true copy,
WILLIAM CopDIEcToT, Town Clerk.
letter from the committee of correspondence at WEI
tey in Rhode Hand colony, dated May Ie, I774. fays
That with mingled and indignation they have
sen al for blocking up the harbour Bottom That
this hord attack upon the town of Bolton, they conder
not attack upon that ngly, but upon the whole
continent And therefore determined to ufe thar
whole influence for the pport of the of Bottom IN the
fame manner if the atas had been made in the metro
polls of that colony And they doubt not but the other
colonies will conder this arbitrary and ranncai edit IN
the fame light, and heartily unite with the friends OF Liberty
in Bottom infupPort Of the common esufs.
AT the general election of the Governor and company OF
the colony ofConneecu the Honorable Jonathan rum
bull, Efq; cholen Governor and,the Hon. Matthew
CIifSod, Eiq; deputy Governor; John Lawrence, Eaq
treaer, and George WHY'S, Ei ieeetay, for the year
eniuing.
DIED. Mr.. Samuel StednAn, Printer, fon Of Capt.
Ebeneser Stedman of Cambridge, aged II, wanting only
o Days.-Mrs. Kicking, Wife OF Mr.. Thomas Hiek-
ling.-Mrs Mary Synmes, Wife Of Capt. Symmes'----
Mrs. Watts Wife of Mr.. Robert Watts.--Mr. Ridgaway
Mr.. Elijah Vina, Houiewnght.
Promotions in the I4th regiment. Lieut.. D.. cOOPss
to be Captain in the of SanhoPe Harvey; Engn r
Burnet, Lieut. in the room of D. Cooper Charles Oge,
Gent. to BE Enfgn in the room of P. Burnet Lieut..
Bruere to be Autans in the OF D. Cooper reigned
aeth Regt. Lieut.. Bastt, Captain, in the room OF
T. CorrAnce, BY Purchse; Engn ]. Beaumont Lieut. m
the room of Beaumont; Lieut.. Mnehin Captain IN tho
room of T. Preifon Enfgn Wefh, Lieut. in the roorn
of P. Mnchin; G. Barber, Gent. Enhgn, in the room
OfP. welfh C. TIrnsr, ChsglIin, j the E0eu' q efs
Forbes, deceafs4. -
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noon ic!soncr with irnd! valuable atieles On board
bound from hence 10 Falmouth in the county OF Ban.be
was oyeret in fndden iqual whrlwnd, about three
leagues below the LghtHou; and the people had bat u
time to fave thcyes in the boat, before the veel funk.
BY veGel from St. chriaophers, which arrived at Portf
mouth la Saturday nhght, We have advice, that Capt.
Hume, in p from Jamaica; bound for this port, in lat.
IS NJ and long, Sc w. foundercd by which accident he,
together with his people, Obliged take to their beat
and after being in her four days, were taken up BY ve
from Philadelphia, and brought in there.
Saturday la filled for London, tbs Brig Leopard, Capt.
Gorham, with when wenr paiienger, Mr.. Jonathaa
Williams, Jun. Of this town, merchant.
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From tBs London Evsning-Poa, Apra 0.

From tbe London Evening-Pof Apy1 9.
n we are to bsieye what read, Lord George Ger
X niane in bad grammar, and worls Engih declared,
among other things in the great convention Of The Com
mons Of England that Grand Jure in the province Of
Maichuietts Bay choien for life, and have yearly
alary fee the charter, and the province laws kewife
that the Petit Jurics chOen annually but this can
never be becaue the facts directly contrary, and the
information necefay could have been mott eay procured
The Grand JuEes of MaIaehuiets-Bay, well their
Petit Jurie, are choen in much the fame they
here that is to FAY, eh every they have four quar-
tey eOns, and two hyperion Courts in each year eiOns
BY lot. viii any manthen Believe that his LOrdhp, who
in fueh cafe would not be qualified FOR common commit
6on of the pe.ee could 70 pea that the noble magn6r
of the little filming town of Salem into provinces could 70
applaud fueh eaker I'll fmile the idea, and would
oon believe that the French preparing s the
Turks that the Commons Of Grezt-Brtain have right
to give and grant the property Of the Commons Of North
America that Preent inuice towards that country,
viii not eventually be the detTuetOn of this.
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M o N D. A Y, May z3.
r. q S T o ".

The Lady and Family of his Execezey Governor Gage
,t,.nScd Nv Major Kebe were 10 embark for New-Yor,
from Icnion, the beginning of this month.
We h.ar his Exeeeaey Mr. utehinIon, Elha Husehinfon,
E; his feoond fon, and Mi HurchnfOn, his Exeesneys
yoange daughter have engaged e elegant cabin OF the IMP
Minerva, Capt. calllu fails ih'rtiy for London
La Friday between two and three sSsek n the 1fr-r-
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TeAcaa,, in rl,e afternoon, process i'om dt Court 81
Y;,g pen, was rved at Mr.. Co1s, the AGENT in Alee-
ur;cact, upon Gen. Gage, to ani"e tor an outage COM
i,ee. lIae ne ago, upon the peEion OF MAJOR Rogers
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~ I L0YEEF y ] - .
n Y write from Csn.tantinople, that
the isanaard of Mshemet ha, been erected
there, as a Ggn that the Grand Sultan
himlelf is going to thu war, in order to
defend the Empi,s and the religion. II
this mould be the cafe, the RuGians will
,,,,,;nly nave I very bad chance. They
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By tsc SIP safba, cafs csfs, s,,ua1 az N'g p,s
sOt sa7,f The t'a'a9rg intg'H't'''" 'fe fH'' 1''
sad fran private hi'f'', ~ir:
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-07-07
From the [I.Ondonl MORNING POST. May IA.
To LORD N 0 r 7 u.
MY LoRp,

MY LORD,
II is but ieldom trouble your Lordhip the public
with my fentmenls touching parliamentary affairs, my
protection leads me the puruit of different udy and
nv attention never engaged in any political bron which
thole of my proson deeply concerned and be az
ed my Lord that nothing ci than the certainty OF that
once honorable protection linking into contempt and
bringing on il the CURES of the injured innocen and the
deteaaon of all men, could have induced to take up
INV pen revere The name, and have fudied the duty OF
folder from my infancy; and when that duty
fined TO the legal protection and dence of the fate, and
the laws of the realm il was plealure well hon
our TO wear eoeEads and fuer remind your Lord
fhp, that in the old Kings days, iy had friend in
every houie The fad revere, now alas only brings TO
mind that we were happy.
1t is only within the circle Of lew years patti that the
army, my Lord could with any degree Of PoPnety be de-
fryedy branded with the ePithes Of military exeeEfi'sr'
that ehrand Of cruelty, that very perm and eenee OF
Scottiih tyranny, Lieutenant General NJ, began the
bloody tragedy by maacsing the people, and clipping the
ears Of the civil nsgates in Canadaabout the year 1901
fnce which the fucceion of brutal and corrupt admnii
tation have with equal violence to the known laws Of
God and oety made dreams of innocent blood flow IN the
ets of our capitals both at home and abroad, TO the diff
grace of human nature and the total dhonour and nmy
of the army. -
The time is now coming, and we hope IS near at hsne'
when that blood unjualy and wantony Pt IN Great pm
tain and in America will from the earth call out aloud Tor
vengeance the perpetrators brought to eondgn Punnnent
and the land well the Of Soldier, &c ireed nom
the cure. 49,.
Your expedition to Bottom gees rapidly, my Lord, and
you carry your meafuTes in parliament with as much eaie
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and with high hand, The wlo.c power c: ch.
ton and taxation were yeed in Jour bo!oE. Ley. Bur
City my Lord you iue thole meaiuscs viii take on
the Vet tide the Atlantic And have you conidcci wt
and econced yourlelf the conesu ii they oud
not Perhaps your Lordp dcpenes upon the circumstance
Of She people Of Bottom acting open and lyowed rebellion
to juhify every part,of your conduit :rhcie, my Lord,
YOU viii find yourelf fatally mtaken The inhabrantq
OF that town, and indeed OF the whole province too
great politicians to be ever drove into eziure of that ma
ure they have dpued every inch of ground with you, up
the principles OF the Brth contribution, and the e1pyc
erter of their charter. You had fay loft the field and
now you preparing attack them upon new ground.
by condcnning them unbead, and tripping them Of every
right and privilege roke. How earneHy Goes your
Lordhip ve make that brave and hardy race Of men
desperate, and TO force them into that rebellion the enemies
ofthe fate 70 much with for: And how fupidy inicnGblc
and regardels of the confequence, which YOU NUT know
be nothing lels than inevitable ruin and bankruptcy
the trading part OF this kingdom
What happy era for the court of Verfaes, who hayv
long wiihed for favourable moment to regain their pohef
hons in the weitern world but be that it may, il j.
well worth your Lordihps while reflect how contempt
bic you mutt appear in the opinion Of every thinking and m
dicious man, when is made known that hoie very
lres which you have fofered, and psming upon
the Hoae of Paramen we've planned and formed in Bof-
ton, by thofe enemies mankind, Hutchnfon Fucker
Oliver Seva, Trobrdge, Paxton and Rueeoand delivered
into your hands ready and dried by Bernard
hefe facts (which known 20 but few people, halI
take oocon eucdae in my next, and will conclude this
letter with the invocation Of the poet -
If ye pO4Oers divine
Temark tbe mevemensi Of, bI natter zOoyld,
14nd bring them 10 account, .
C,u6 oa@ /! f5sS Vibers,
WbO,6ngled curly eomsTzrityto guard their rein,
SbaA for agrap Of bhky ore OF PaltySofier
"A LDIER.
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inn ard well ansged defence o. avszlS fts ends OF go
,rcnt Ie @,Grs,e8 4saM RE reya5is condition IF tbs
s,bs Of france, 7rtei tb proceeded smite sirgi
I,irc disale azVakea ne ftsrgsD Of RE wirft heads
acssg tim, and mae ss al 70 ss''i ftetT'' 10 as
that hole end hould be better anwered for the time to
come" 6J@sp t4SHa.y nia'
n xsas yeslvsd ~ tie bsgs efco~mea; ttAt fth Baf,
then Mr. Hoadey and R,7oy Of ST. Peters fssr London,
FIR LaSiae otier frczog tie principles en- e0beb
bey nseay and re nation preceded in itfi, late beRy
Of ~, ksp Ind Accordingly afdrsged qseea Anne,
q f5f re srssla le gySougy fsd 70 sfssp Jsne 6issi-
~ in roe eba,5 on ;be did B,. HoaG r BIS eriSenf
5i.a Lstb 10 tie church and fate"
&C JTs,aeser 1i5snssys bawan Mature, Gfosszrs .ss
saiy eta gsvarmis, 7vLisb permits IL; and f-ee s'e,
qgtiet does communicate TOE Ha'z6l f 81 q hty % al
- be, Who have NOT dcfervedby then crimes to oie il,
Es,1y Eezs 20 Be 4ss-,ty Of fhat teassr-5ls H4at."
Lord Lhilros s Ijfay Of R:a. "a,
fteaf soodneis, teqver SoOaS Be yEsany Gsa oPPre-
on and qpia svsZs dgszpofe Hfo Graft ard mehevious
.ont,iyanee.' AyeBEitsp Tiiotfbn's lrnsrs.
{. E,;ar non IL 4ssHs Gszsinsi asrzen 81 ~iormE~
ssf;, edit" Crao. EosH a 'VereigH Ece' nor sp-
srfG VET IL Is rg 1eys5 condition for re lSetfs, fLsf
it1f Bv bas.f5r power IF be ba' re will.
'TBlaclsfone I6I.
SEdi7s cannot bend itt earrr'n a.s Of lunar e'fs-
I" By jyeict lai;b tie rpfIre tbs fb''5. d, ssaS-
Eae4" and jsgics a ration baH Be exalted. Ir5em-
81. ;afce 70 Nebuchadneza tree badi1g rsf sH fbs PAL
hing and RE 5n Of nsbls', 6hf eizg as fbt
esffeee sffbt pOrg keggar Wber.orf ss7O ibe bLsF5
i-4esafss bsts 70 bsG any effts branches Of tbis ire
RAJ eftsy or psrrs gsads ers baVe nor fbe ws
fy as Bssrr, lsf rba neglect the root OF this
greuee rather 1Dib ali reasi, rzdsSvsHrs
and IN Esl duties, borb asp rsb SHd fertile zsHH Es's
u a7d s SDat il Svifb tears, fbaf fbse bTHd
5rzneLsa nay Be rscOvsd and fbe srb fret egas rePO
and gsari. Mr.. crsEsTs essL liz RE parliament fbaf
,ais I7z7.----
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tina, mshaye opportunities of meetings appoint deputies
10 attend general congress, uch time and place as
halI be agreed on. Where aiemDlies cannot meet luch
OF the people as qualified by law to vote IN eiee'on
of representatives may meet and aPpoln'or may feaus'
heir representatives to meet and appoint.
When the inhabitants Of this extended continent OBJ
frye that cgular meaures PROSECUTED for reeabhns
harmony between Cfear-Britan and thief: colonies, their
minds viii grow more calm. Propeets Of accommodations
il is hoped, will engage them patiently and PeaeeaOy 70
attend the reut of public councils, and uch applications
as by the joint ne of america, may be Judged proper TO DC
made to his MajeGy and both Houes OF Parliament
(" Bitter is ittis qvtb ,gbfeOa(nsi, than g'aat 'evf-
SC nsa svnbsHt right" Proverbs Ki.
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r q s r o N.

By f5e Captain, TIME and yick from Falmouth, and fbt
Captains Gordon, Bo4pn and LOrng, t,0m L'ndeT, ar
yived ar Maybltead and Salem, baUe fbs aozDIng
FRESH INTEL LIG X N &c.
L o AZ D o N.
t. Oh. Lo,C. of Comu,ons. April 2 {.
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II E .ordcr eide day for 'tt lte0Hd rfad-
ing eftbe JMtv t6e mare Impartial adj
minigrati1n Of jinfite in fLf pyovirce q
Ma0ae5rfaG-Bay, in NesO-EggLaHd,
beiag read, Mr.. DOsoas(gveH rglf, and
condemned fbe 6iiin The frsrgef and nsf
Gbi, lied fe,mi. he aid, ], 7oai amade Of
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H o U S f of L o R d S.
P R 0 T Z S T.
Die Mtrtarii, ne Maii, I7zA.

Die Mfyeyii, no Maj, 1874.
H order OF the day being read for the third reading
of the bill. intitued, " An AT for the better regu-
atnk the Government of the Province Of the Machuets
Bay, Englnd and for the Lords to beiummoneds
The iad bill was accordingly read the third time.
Moved, That the bill, with the amendments, do ras
Which being objected to, ~ s.
After long debate,
"a
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lcoad, lAtitu.ed, AZ a& 20 Empower his Ma
ijely to prohibit tie expectation of ialtpeue, and
to enforce the law fpt!impowering bis Majefty TO
prohibit the expotation Of gunpowder, or any
Tort Of arms or ammunition, and alio TO impow-
Isr his Majefy to refrain the carrying coaitwiie
of faltpetre, gunpowder, or any fort OF arms or
lammunirion:" And his Majety judging tine
lcelary to prohibit the exploration OF gunpowder,
,or any iort of arms or ammunition, out OF thls
Kingdom, or carrying the fame ooaltwile, for
Ifsme time, doth therefore, with the advice Of
his privy council, hereby order. require, prohi-
bic and command, that no perion or perions
@haIioever Except the matter general ofthe ord
nance for his Majeity's fervice1 do, at any time
during the fpace of fix months from the dare of
yhiS order in council, prelume to trahipcrt into
ANY parts out of this kingdom, Or carry coa(wiie,
any guspowder, or any fort of arms Or ammu-
|niticn, or ihip or ade any gunpowdcr, or any
fort of arms or ammunition, on board any flip
|or veile, in order to transporting the fame INTO
any parts beyond the leaS, or, carrying the fame
coaitwiie, without leave and permiilion in thar
behalf firf obtained from his Maeity or his pri-
Ivy council, upon pain ofincurring and fa!F-ring
the REFLECTIVE forfeitures and penalties inAiaed
by the aforementioned act And the Lords COM
Imihioners of his Majehy's treaiury, the commit
.oners for executing the Office oil Lord High ad.
miral Of Great Britain, the Lord Warden of the
|Cirque-porrs, the matter general of the ord
nance, and his Majefy's iecretary at var, are
10 give the necedary directions herein, as to
chem may respectively appertain.
Slgac&, G. CHETWYND.
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Ayeasls C. the
Acknowledgements ASSOCIATION,
On MONDAY, The a6,h OF pessuser inf,
AZ P Z j { i u CT ON,
Ana d,s Hufs Of M. BsriAmrN Bur <, iaOacd-r
In NJ ARBLkHEAD;
OUCH part OF the CARGO Of the Ship
- CHAMPION, Capt. NATH ANIEI. PILLOWS, AZ
rived from LONpoNiiace The h aaS o. Dcsenoer, afne
laia hls be,n already delivered the Committee Of IN
petiion d fad town. The Good. VIII be put up according
to the Invoices aud fold to the h'shra bidder.
Inyoice, No. /. Contains Rua Duck, oinsbushs Tick
enburgs Ravens Duck, Biiaes and Hemp amounting
bout 60 Herling.
No. contains Hemp only, and amounts to about Ige
aerling.
No. :. contains Ruiia and Ravens Duck Hemp ard Tick
leabursh, amounting to about l.-fs,lng,
No. Z. Onahurgs, Romals, Steel sconces, rh iinnens
Checks Women's Hole, Boora Heads, Tslow bfucs Tar
AID Hearth do White Lead boxes OF rnPares Shot Sail
os Caps Mems Hats, Innings auJ Loops for HAS, lained
Paper and Bordcs Ba.zes Bound Books, Quilts, Marnefs
ConFa,les, sc. Sc. amount about aeol. hefl.
No s. CONTAINS inch and and an hafiseh Deck Nails
Shea,hing, drawing, nod. Icd. Cd 81. and ID. Nails Sail
Needles, Pump Cappsr and ScuPper Nails Lead, and Hemp
amount about $50 1. ferlng
No &. contains lrih Linen Pins, qt Trunks Trklen-
burgh, Velves, Sewing Silks, fwi Bonnet Boards, Qaa
ties Skeleton We Woriies black and ple Laee, brown
Thrsas Dea,h.head buttons, Pertains, Dsinas AID Lutte
itrinss, SC Segedenms and Everangs Caleoes, Mullins
Nane.ns, Dowss, Ruil Diaper, l'a,n CraFes, chints
Silk Handsrrchic6, patches, &C.. &c ahou, 7Io se
No 7. Containing andry Medicinal Drugs about
6oi. aerling.
III tbe Jame time and PLACE coiR be a56 ioki,
The whole Cargo of the Brigantine Polly,
Capt. STEPHEN BLANEY, arrived nom FALMOU IN,
In GreatBrtan fncc the fri day of Dscembe aiorrds
lsvoice, No containing O. boxes OF Lemons, ar
eas Of Rans, SO quarter cas of Wine 80 eas of Figs
No. a. contains ga osiks Of RaGns.
No 3. 80 boxes Of Lemmens, cas ofRaifns, quar-
ter caGSs OF Wine.
No. a. cslss Raifns, quarter eals Of Wine.
No 70 boxes OF Iemmons, cal<s Of IA Ems, quar-
ter eaiSs Of Wine, 20 eal<s ofFgs.
". Is. Zach Invoice will be pus up the Aefing eoR and
eaes, and PEI advance, and half per each bid
er The Sale to begin at II O'Clock, a. NJ.