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The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-03-03

on TIL. plan and view Of The matter, the Lod OF tie l!ea-
fury inle itanding ordsr to tire COnmoners at Bolton
to draw upon their Sabine annually, FOR the payment Of
the iaa les of thoe monies 10 IA as they would 80,
and to certify the home, which certificates 60 TO the
reaurer of the navy in England who in like mariner has
A nandng order TO pay til balances, all which 1.
done of coue and the monies paid to the Agents OF thee
Judges at the REFLECTIVE places, without any particular app-
cation from the judges themielyes. 80
This being the cafe whence aes this rpoed bias in the
cafe The Judge neither adds to his talay ny condemnng,
nor eens it by acquittng. II is uncommon thing tor
common law Judges be paid Of the grois iums aring,
in part from fines and mues of their imPone, and IN
part from the other fuppe OF the community, ard yet no
body thought thee judges in danger OF being bal
ed by this 1t they receive their pay OUT OF
the gro ums unfortunately, but doth that make any df
ference to the point in queion What If an order hould
uc to collector of public tax, before the monies GOT out
of his hands into the hands of the public eaiurer, to
pay certain fun, The hould have fufcent monies IN his
hands, and the treaurer make the edue IT the col
letor hould not have ucent This, conceive would not
differ materially from waiting till the collector had pad over
all the monies in his hands to the treaurer and then max
ing out the whole of the order upon him. penalty and
forfeiture monies in the cafe before us, not the property
of theie Judges, but belong to the crowns and are at
the dpoal of the much any other public money
whateyerthcY all of them indeed applied to certain de-
ands of the fate, ome to fervce, and lone to ano
ther. Upon the whole, appears to me, and cannot but
think will every one, who diPoied to view the mat
ter in full and fair Light that this uppoed bias, and judy
ing in mans own cauls, is purely imaginary.
The tmes, is fad, CRITICAL and every public meaiure
to be watched with jealous eye-I would not with to
have the watch kept up, only w that under the se
neral alarm, painted boards, may not be maken for real
fpeeres Butt is further fad, that Cafars wife ihoud
not even be fupeaed -Cars wife ought, no doubt, TO
be very careful not to rnhCaf with any groundoeaou-
y but if, from general dconten, Occaoned BY the Ill
treatment of his other friends he will uiPeet his wife, with
out cauie if le s fuch woman he ought to be- poi
feed of virtue and bonOar her hubands fuiPeon mutt
fenby touch her deay But think her pain ought to be
con6dered as her misfortune and not her fault.
CIVIS.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-03-03
For the MASSACHUSETTS SPY.
TO al fi7s4dJ TO LIBER7f' zobo fear GOD and

bas coUeTaOgihsiS.
VOu have long contcnded with noble ar
Il dour for thar LIBERTY which is the
birth right OF all men but your cauie Till la
bours, and new difficulties continually rife to
obitruct your glorious progreis the real caute
why you have not ere now gained a complete
victory over tyranny, is, you have an Acba7
IN the oamp--and this qVedge Of gold is the
fecret are which wounds your noble caufe--
and until this eErjs is removed, YOU cannot
expect that the rigbfeosS Lard qobo aOefb rigb-
fF'4fgs6 and is no rs9elzv sf9ey,dn', will grant
you fuccefs.
To ak of Heaven, the bleiings which we
deny to our fellow men, mutt be abominablc
In the fight of HIM who hateth all iniquity--.
Such petitions are more likely to procure curie
than blefing.
If ilavery (rhat calamity Of all caIamities)
was totally abolilhed inNew-England,I fhould
not fear what Satan, and all other tyrants in
the univerfe, could do unto us--I fhould then
have .rcalon to hope The Lard qyas on onr tide
and then earth and hell might rage in vain
Freedom would triumph and the wicked ty-
rants gna@ their teeth and melt 0zvay. We
might then bavs kgbt iayfead Of darknej5 and
the people of New-England might look up to
New-England's God" and hope that he
would continue to be their God. g as he has
been the God of their fore. fathers"
So long as this facred command of GOD re-
mains in the Bible, Wbat/6svsr yoH qv0zlI that
men Pail do unto yOH do ye svsn 10 TO them, every
man will be bound in duty and confidence to
do every thing in his power to abolih all IA.
very.
As Iview the permifion of ilavery, to be the
capital fin of New-England, and as | never
expect that GOD will fufer us to enjoy the
full bleAings of liberty, until we give it to all
our fellow men, earnefly with that the noble
and luxurious General Ailembly of the Maj
fachufetts-Bay, (who will be renowned in all
ages for their Pariotifm) may Get a glorious
example for the worldly giving liberty to all
men in that government. The PREACHER
Ne4U-E@giarG, February ~, 1874.
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F R D A Y February zs.
B 0 S Il O N.

A5 tbs LAMPS fer Illuminating fbeJ frssfs this
fOzV1 are nOzo Fitting mp, The foL1O4Vizg extraa
from late La1V for. fbs regulation Of lai6 lamps
IS nO1V printed, that the public may Be made more
aeqRAinfHdqoitbf6e fines and penalty 4Ubleb quK
6sinewred BY E4tb Pey)Sn or peyl5ss 4Ob0 eitdfr
with dsGsm ar ty accident GOHlI any qUays DE-
yFrey or damage fbejf lamps. 5000 90
s. BE it therefore enacted, That if at any
time after the publication of this act, any perfon
or perions lhall and do wilfully and maliciouly
break, throw down, or extinguiih any lamp
that Is or ihall be hung or fet up to light the
itreets, lanes, alleys or pafage-ways, within
iaid town of Bottom, either by faid town or by
any private inhabitants, or hall wilfully or
maliciou0y damage the pof, iron or other
furniture thereof, every perfon 70 offending
therein, and thereof convicted by the lawful
tettimony of enc or more witnes orwitnehes
In any of his majefty's courts of general fefions
of the peace, to be thereafter held within and
for the county of Suffolk, who are hereby en-
powered to hear and determine the offence ihalI
forfeit and pay the fun of twenty pounds for
each lamp 70 broken or damnihed, and the like
FUN for each pot or the iron or other furniture
10 broken or damaged, and COTS of profecution.
And if any perfon or perfons ihali accidentally
or undtfgnedly break, throw down, or other
wife damage any pof, iron orfurniture of fuch
lamp, he ihall pay 70 much as in the judgment
of the Selettmen of iaid town for the time being
ihall fully repair the damage done, into the
hands of the Seleemen, or TO fuch perfon as
they may appoint to receive the fame and if
any fuch perion or perions ihall refufe to pay
faid Sele6tmen, or the perion they fhall ap-
point in manneras aforefaid, the treafurer of the
town of Bottom is hereby empowered to proiecuse
any perion or perfons for faid damage, before
any one of his Majely's juftices of the peace in
iaid county of Suffolk, who is hereby empowered
to hear and determine the fame; provided the
double damages do not exceed forty ihillings,
ifmore then to be recovered in any court proper
to try the fame and upon conviction to give
Judgment for double damages and for COTS of
proiecution, and award execution accordingly.
And if any Perfon or perfons fentenced to pay
the aforeiaid fine Of twenty pounds and COTS,
hall refufe to pay the fame, he or they ihall
be punilhed for the offence by being imPriiOned
not exceeding fix months, or by whipping noe
exceeding twenty friP=s."
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-03-03

To the PKISrER of the MAssAcHusETTs SPY.
s. r,
DLEASE to rsetify mifaEe in the names of the men
that fgned the late protect at Litteton, which made
appearance in your paper, of February the 10th. number
IsS. Two names that in the original, left out,
which are voters, viz. Ezra Jewett jun. and JoPh Gilbert,
and Ioeph Dole the third, houd have been oiph Dole
Samuel Denny ihould have been Samuel TeDny, third.
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A NEW CREED, founded on iamafable
TR UTH.

WE mott folemnly DECLARE, that we.
w fncerelybeliev the Parliaments or &C.
neral aAemblies of NORTH AMERICA, have
no more right lin Fri9 equity and jufice) to
tax the people of GREAT BRITAIN, than
the parliament of Great-Britain, have to tax
the people of AMERICA \!
We do firmly behieVs, that the Parliament of
Great Britain, has no more right to tax the
people of America, than the A1emblies or par
liaments Of the American Colonies, have TO
tax the people of Great Britain.
Fonr niilim effISs Aaserieant.
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For the MASSACHUSETTS, SPY
Mr.. THOMAS,

In gratitude to the former exertons Of auneh friend to
the eaue of his country, Peae nier the following and
you will oblige A. 4.
baus as much 10 fay ia favOHr Of ou1s s;by ifrds,
6Ht as fbe Gevensr abOHf depGrfrg may fee SffefsH
10 alter my prs(eHf intention.
A GENTLEMAN in the naval department having Of
n ten oberved certain private gentleman had re-
larabe facility nRszving way and looking the other
the latter as concous Of the uce Of the naval genemans
obeaons as of the fayours he had received in preference
70 Others determined to be as GRATEFUL and took oPPo
tunity of telling the Al he bad fine flip jut ready to
launch that ifir would not be dfgeeable he would call
her the M-n--gu,-hO in=edafey aniwered he thought
the Visar Of Bray would be much better name. The
OrsaH being equally remarkable for rs ready wit, replied
he thought 10 too noe the mott polite oeers in the navy
reign.
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The II AMI IL of%. J. 7, diTeth the al Of thsle
ltr-alon sreePteI) in the plantations.
, s., wosA, p. 54o, sites Hales ri. c.&e.
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: - SevuAI G5zzg9ic Grfitis Of intelligence,
SIC. sc. zssR Be emitted for asaSf efrSsm.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-07-16
CALEB BLAN CHAR D,

In-UEioN-STREETj
Begs leave inform his Friends and cnitome that nc mas
Imported BY Captain SYMMEs and LIZ pE from London,
eih aiIorsnent of Summer Goods, which he VIII lei
at the very Iowcit price. tor ready Money, VIZ:
nU r G Fl Lace, Cheavaux-de-f rize
~ and Blond Laces, Cauze Handkerchief fine AL
fortment of caIieoes, &c. India Dmothy'' JaGSonet
sorgu and ssripd Mullins, Bengas, Naakeens, Lunsee
Ro%,lL, baca and blue oarch Plumes, Skeleton and
ClpWire, Allamode, Sarihet sattins, Ribbons, Gown
Trimming, Holes belt Pumps Silk ditto, girls and miles
Morocco Pumps, Cambrcks, Lawns, me Aortmsnt Of
mems and womens worried, thread and cotton Hole
Bfceches Pieces Morrss Patent Gloves and Mtts Super
fine and Other Cloths, Duoys, Wltons, Seses' Ravens
Duck, Dowlas China Ware, paper neit red lrnnk'' inn
Linens Of all width, Spices, Royal Ribs and CorduToys
of mott colours, alto, ladies white riding Hats with blue
Oiteh Pluncs boys white md black round HATS uians
Jcnhcts, Dothys, buff, white and earet Cloths bun
ShaOns, India Caicees, black, buff and white S Biesen
e PIECES with large and General Aiortment OF GOODS,
in the Worried, Woollen and Eaberdaihery waJ' ladies'
riding Gloves.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-07-16
TERE MIAH ALLEN

Informs his Friends and the U BLIC,
That he has received by the LoNDos, Capt. CALEF,
And is opening for Sale,
AT his Shop in Ann Street, little North OF the Draw
b Bridge, by Wholefale and Retail,
A Complek AiIortment of Braziery,
"A Cutlery and IrOnmongcry G 0 D $, pu5chaiedI
from the moi approved Manufacturers in Creat-Brtain,
and which he doubts not will give fatseton both in
Price and Quality to thoe who Peae to favour him with
their Cuaom. 44ursne zgbcb are fbe tolo7virg,
I'd. I'd. id. cd. rod. and 2od. NAILS,
Sheat6ng and Boat ditto London Pewter Dhes, Plates
and BaCons, Tankards, Quart and Pint Cans Quart,
Pint and Half Pint Tea Pots, Cream Pots, Tea longs
Table and Tea Spoons, Bottle Grains, Wine Meaures
Bed and Coe Stool Pans, Brai Kettles and skers Bell
mettle ditto, Warming and Praying Pans, De and Book
Cafe Furniture of all kinds, Brais Knockers, Ball Bolts,
Clock Pins, Screw Rings, Knobs Bra Scales and Weights
Money Scales Braf and Iron Candleitics, alto few Pair
Princes Mettc in tie ncweh Tae, Steel prng jaPsnned
and iron Snuers pofhed Steel Shovel and Tongs, Bellows
Box and Flat Irons, Box Iron Crates, Bed Screws, half
and quarter Carriers, Knive Boxes, make Gators, Bed
Caps and Turn Buckles FLYER, ivory, buck bone, horn
and maple handle Knives and Forks, Penknes of all etes
Razos, ScHsrs and Cuttoes, Snuff and Tobacco Boxes
Horn and Ivory Combs gilt plated and lacquered Coat and
BreaR Buttons; Shoe Knee and Stock Buckles Of all kinds
Temple and Dutch Speefacles, alo few Pair Temple Of
an extra Quality, Brais and Iron Locks and Hinges Of all
forts, Carpenters and Joiners Tools Awl Blades, Shoe
Nippers and Pince, Englh and French Gun Fnts, Shot
Belts and Powder Fa, Powder and Shot, Bar and Sheet
Lead, 10 by Glais and pitched worried Wool Combs
be Clothiers Shears Smiths Anys and Ves, Iron Spades
Beaver Gator and Felt Hats, alto few whr urred ditto
with Gold Buttons and Loops for Ladies, Pegtooth end
cros-cut Saws Steel and Iron Plate Hand Saws, ah
nant and key hole ditto Files and Raps of all forts,
ombes, Tap and Bung BOrers, Bamboo, Doswood, fold,
Joint and hazel Angling Rods Of all kinds few of the
neatea Bamboo Rods that perhaps in Americas
Tops for Rods Cod and Mackre Lines Hair and fix ditto,
bea Hurry Hooks, ditto Gimp and Hair, Snap Hooks,
and 10 Staye Reeds, Io-Yardfy Line Gimp, Landing
Nets, AygOoe tout painted Corks, Bras Wnches, Brads
and Tacks of all forts, Nail Nppers, Mutt Crackers Cork
Screws Ba and paper Ink Pots, Brafs Beer Cocks, Pink
ing IrOns Chair Center and Deueng Belts Cusch Head
Cloth, Table, Shoe and Buckle Bhes, Curling and Pinch
ing longs, Wool Cards, Selves and Seye Bottoms, Houe
Bells Pound Beads, No. 1, and Silks, Kitchen Jacks,
eompeat BrAs and Iron We, Cury Combs, Dripping Pans,
Corn Fans, painted Scale Beams, Hore Fems, Brat and
Steel Thmbes, Rat and Mouie Traps, Tin Plates, Look
ing Glaes of all kinds, few Pair Gold and Gold and
white Oval GaGes in the Palmyra Tafe, either with or
without Jcrendoles. 40,
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H,lifi., Ngva-S.stia, My I9, i774s

~. H.lifax, Nova -Ssfia, My 10, i77+s
TORE SOLD PUBLIC AUCTIONS
On TUESDAY tine second Day OF Ausuit neS' IN Inc
Town Of f,aiifax, at the Houle OF Mt john KInsR'
A VALUABLE TRACT OF Land OF
n Townihp, commonly known BY the Name OF New
Jeruialem, or PortRoaway, on the Southern 'nors VI W
Pnce containing Ono Hundred houiana
Aces Of Land, granted BY his MAlsity to ALExhHphh
M,cNu,rr, Eli; but lately the Property and Eta'e o.
BESiAMIH GERRisH, Eiq; deceaed, and contain eveiAi
fine Hrbours for Vets Ships OF any Draugt OF WAFER
and full of all Sorts of Fih a. Cod, salmon MAekie
Herring SIS. SC. &c, extending aoon' t"efs WING VI ''~
Sea Coat, well wooded anu watered' -,
Conditions of Pay, viz To pay 10 per cent cow" !.
Caih and the Remainder EXECUTING the Deco OF oA,e io
the fame, which ihal be wi,hA6he Month after the ose
ALTO. a Lot of Land, All old Houie and
BakeHouic ON the Beach, with large Baking oven, late
in the Occupation of Nj. RIcHARp JAeoBs.
ALTO, a Lot of Land walled in with
Stone containing five Acs O. Land no1c Or cs' lying on
the Road to RicHAsD JAcops Farm;
Alto, one Half Of the Westinghouse
Cellar
Alto, the late Dwelling Houic of BEN
,AmtN GERRisH, Eiq; deceaied with the front Yard and
back Gardens ard Out-Houie3. -
Alto, Wharf with four Stores thereon
and a Coach Houfc and Stable. i
ALTO, a Tract of Land, containing ten
Thouiand Acres, granted TO BENJAMIN n'q
deceaed tuaed on the North Side OF the baon OF WINE
in the Province Of Noya-Seoa, comprefendng the tnIe
Rivers commonly called and knO~a BY the Name .. tne
Rae Rivers Astounding with Shad Salmon, Bats and other
Kinds Of Fin and contains upwards of two Hundred Acres
of Manh Land, and was formerly Settlement BY the
Aetadans. And alto an Iand called Mcclellan about
one Mile dant, containing about Hundred and Ninety
Acres Of rich Land. The aoreiad Bats Rivers are nAVSA>
bic for velsls of 50 or 30 Tons and good HarbOSrS;
Alto, fxty one and half Acres OF Like
Land in the Townilp of Horton on the Grand Prec;
ALTO, Farm in the Townihlp OF fal-
mouth, now under good Improvement with Dwelling
Houe and Barn and other Ou-Houes, containing ADoSe
Tweyes Hundred and Fifty Acres OF Land or lefs
and all other Lands belonging to fad Eate of BLNJAMIN
GESRIsH, Eff.
NIB. In ali the above Efaes the Widows Dover is to
be excepted and treated for with her in Particulars tor her
Thirds during Life. Conditions OF Pay as atsread'
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ALL Pcrions indebted to the Eftate OF
IA Richard Sureomb, late of Bottom, Baker, deeeaied,
are once more requeasd to make immediate payment TO
Mary Surcob, Executrx, they would avoid being iusa
at July Court.
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CYRUS WIN

u X " ID II II - =" ~ II
TTEREBY informs his Cufomefs and others, that
n he purpofe to embark for London early next Fail !
and that he NOW telling off his Stock in Trade committing
OF large and valuable AiiOrtment of Engfh, India and
Scotch GOODS, very cheap for Cath, at hrs Store N
Cornlill, near the State Houie, BosToE.
44nsng sOtieb are,
A large AAortment of iuperhne, middling
and low priced Broad Cloths, with Trimmings, German
Seges Wtons, Jeans, Fuans, Cotton Velvets, Hair and
Worried Plue Furniture and other caieOes, Furnitue
Checks, Irii Linnens, Cambrieks, Lawns, Thick Muffin
Book ditto, Silks for Ladies Gowns of various Sorts and
Colours, fome of them at the fering Cot beautiful
Allotment of Ribbons, Quality and Shoe Bindings, Car
terngs, Tapes fine AIorTment of Silk, Thread, Worried
and Cotton Hoiey; Carpets and CarPctng, Looking
Clafes, with 7bOaand 0fber articles, not here mentioned
Very neat fuPerfne Chip Hats at the Sterling Cot'
- Thoie who have the Cath to pay, will mott ufely
find for their Advantage to apply to iaid Baldwin,
c earncly rcqueits all Perons that indebted to him
on Note or Book, to make lPecdy Payment.
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NJ. B. GOLDTHWA AIT,
Begs leave acquain his endand the Public, that he
hasjuA received By Capt. Syfnnes, freh fuPply OF
DRUGS and MEDICINES,
Which he iels Whoeile and Retail at his op near the
Mill Bridge, Bottom amongf which are the following,
Patented Medicines.
IT OCKYER's Pills, Cephalic Snuff,
IL TafngtOns Balfam of Life, Maredaunts Drops, Daft
ys Elixir Stoughtons ditto, Eence ofPeppernint Hem
nets much approved Dentifce for the Teeth Anodyne
Necklaces, Batenans Drops, Hoopcrs Female Pills, An
ierions do. Cooks famous Worm Powder, IeGuits Drons
Genoughs Tin6tuIe for the Teeth, Ditto for the Tooth
Ach, Hungary Water Laycndar do. Eau de Luce.
Lkec, Court Platter, Lip Salye, Smelling Bottles We
y Of different figures, genuine Carolina Pink Root
and Sqyires Grand Elixir. ALTO,
SURGEONS INSTRUMENTS.
OF all Kinds Phia of all Sorts, Marble and Gla6 Nor
tar, Lint, Surgeons Tow, Figs, Raifins, Currants, p
all Kinds OF Dye Stuffs, Groceries, Velvet Corks with
many other Articles numerous for an Advertisement
alb kreih and Genuine.
N. b. Doctors Boxes put up for Matters of vees and
private Families with every neeefary direction.
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Oats, Peafc, Philadelphia Flour and
~ Bar Iron alto warranted Seythes and Axes.---
few neat Fowlng Pieces, and ima Quantity of Snuff
to be fold cheap the O~et Store the South Side OF
the TOwn-Doek, by .
Joseph P. PALMER.
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THIS is notify the Creditors of Isaac
Il W1NcHrsrER, late of Brookline, Gentleman.
dcecsed, who have not received the reflective Dues from
the Efate of the above Deeeaed deed at Mr.
Mon TON, at the Sign of the White HOre, South-End
Bottom on Thurfday the 10Th Day Of May infant at Three
O'clock in the Afternoon, and they may hear of OmeRng
70 their Advantage.
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.JOSEPH BILLIN 6 S,

= OF BosToN, 7 A ] K, N. I
Has received by the Ship o N, Capt. WHITE
8 ,,.s From . N D ON,
NDRY Pieces lurperhne Cloths,
~ with Shalloons &c. to match alto four-threaded
Patterns, all which he is determined 60 fell at the lOwet
Rates for Cath, at his T E, leading to SPEAR s
Wharf Thoie who arc pcaied favour, him with the
Making of their Cloaths, he will take for Pay, New
England aud wca-India Rum, Loaf and Brown Sugar,
MoaAes, Flour, Ship Bread, Cocoa, Chocolate, Beef,
Pork, cOrdage, Sc. The above Cloths, &c. being. a
Consignment, he will Suit of clOaths elegantly
and make them up cheap and as well as any adSerns
Tailor from the city of London.
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TO Re SOLD BY
ROBERT K u CYCLE S,

COYf1nllf, q UktiG u ttiC NOItnWdTQ OF tsiC
mp, BosroN, large Afortment of
and India !. q Q 0 ID S,
or Retail, extremely cheap fos Cath only.
qubieb are tbe foil07oing Ayticies, viz.
changeable, Chevausdefriie,
brocaded half Gimp and Garland Trimming,
Lutefrings, Wax Necklaces and Earrings,
aduicys, Blue, white, pink and black
ms, Hats for Women,
ne Cordeioy, A very large Afortment of
reen and pink Mems, Womens, Youths
I. and Girls glazed and un-
!, white, blue, glazed Gloves and Mitts,
rab and black, Galloom and Straping,
and ipriged Stay Cord and Braid,
IA Sattins puekrams,
Yellow Holland,
fon and green Bsown ditto,
afks, "a, 7-S and yard-wide lrifh
India ditto, Linnens,
Manageable and Shee;ing Holland,
raffaties, Table Cloths,
Tito, NaPkining Damafkus,
n Capuchines, Diapers and HuckzbueIc,
urs, Womens and Chilarens pack
and yard wide Thread Stays,
Iodc, Blue, pink, green and white
Womens loom-Suilted fix
attinets, Petticoats,
colour Bonn White Quilting,
Gold and Silver lpangied
AlloPeens, Buttons, '5
Grapes and Gold and Silver Vellum,
.IL Gold Prufian Coat Binding,
..4 Mecklineburgh ditto,
ans, Gold Braid, =
Gold and Silver Thread,
Eyerlaaings, Silk Twiit and Silk and Hair,
lints, Velvet Collars, ~
)uroys, Tortoifhell Combs with and
ans, without Stones,
SuPegdnc, niiddling and low
Cinghams for Price Broad Cloths,
oats, Forcit Cloth,
vaiacoat Pat German Serges,
Half ThiclSs,
ches Patterns, RatteenA
cloth coloured Beaver Coarng,
hes Patterns, Dufhls,
e, Baizes,
mems Thread, Velvets,
Worried Hofc, Stript Swanikins,
all Sorts, Oznabrigs,
!, white and Shalloon and Tammies of
silk Gloves, mott Colours,
to, Calamancoes,
Colours, Belt black plain Rufcll,1
ient of plain, 3-4,7-S and yasdwideC hecks,
ed and fpriged Mettle Buttons of all Sorts, .
/ Prices, Crewels and Canvas,
Muffin, Pins and Needles, 4.
and checked Threads and Tapes,
Sewing Silks of an Colours,
quarters wide Cambrieks and Lawns,
5, Long Lawn, ..s. y
Satin Shoes Silk andLinenHlndkerchieaSS
..,... Knives and Forks,
IN made Ruff Pen Knives, II
nance Shoes, Razor, VI
Buckles, ..'s +
mt Of Bru(lells Pepper,
,hreSd Laces, Cinnamon,
IS. Cd. old Cloves,
ard, Mace,
- And a Variety of other
es, all Prices, Articles.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-07-16

TO b E,'S o L d or L EFT,
a Neat and very convenient HOUSE,
n with Barn and Shafe Houfe, and about two
Acres of Land, including rich Garden Spot very plea
family tuated, and fine healthy Place, five Miles from
Bolton Town-HOuie, great Road, where mott Kinds
Of PrOvifOns eafly be procured. Enquire Of the
Printers. ..4.