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The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-03-10

Oliver, riq; Chief i,ee q the suyciof coI' Of heh
Grimes and Mif1emeanors and bad LAID on The Sonn'h
table atclcs OF mrsaehment again hm and p!4ei that
the Governor and the Council would APPOINT ine to
proceed with examine, try and Judge the ad Peter ohter
Elg as may be agreeable TO law and jufce the HoHie OF
Rcprscnatyes have laid upon the Council table articles Of
charge and complaint agan the iad Peter olver tqi ac
pray that the Governor and Council would give order h-'
the aid Peter Oliver, Eq; may be nouhedto make a"er
to the charges contained in the foregoing arto' and be
brought to hearing and trial thereon hat It he hond
be found guilty thereof, he may by the Governor and
Council, be forthwith removed nom his laid otees ana
ome other wore worthy be nominated and appointed IN ms
Read.
Thefe articles of charge and complaint the board oeotea
the Secretary lay before your Exeeene, together with
the articles of Impeachment aoreiad, and the secretary
informs the Beard that he has done il accordingly lnyour
mease OF yeeriay your Exeeleney has declined joining
with the Board any proceedings with relation to the ar
ticles of impeachment, but have not gnhed your mind
with repe to the aa mentioned articles of charge and
complaint The Board therefore deie your ETcelieney
would be peafed to inform them, what your determination
iswth regard to thoe articles of charge and complaints.
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w u N E S D A Y, March 9.
B q S T Q N.

The brig which Capt. Corbet iaw fink, and
every foul on board lott, is fad to be without
doubt veael belonging to Portimouth, owned
by Capt. George Turner, and commanded by
Jeremiah Tmner.-IC is iaidt Welt India
gentlemen were pahengerS, one by the name
of Hazard Capt. Alexander WEIGH, of
Rockefeller, who for Tome years mad lett the lea,
was mate, who with the failors made ten In
number.-It is iaid eight hundred Joes, with
valuable cargo were on board.
MARRIED. AT New-York, MIR. Paichal
Mellon Smith, to Miis Heter Sears, daughter
of Mr.. Haac Sears, of that city.
AT Salem, Capt. George Cabot, of Beverly,
to Mis- Beriey Higginfon, daughter OF the late
Stephen Higginfon, Efq;
At Halifax, Mr.. John Bet, Merchant, to Miis Dor
CATS Cleveland, Daughter in-law Of John fillis' Efq;
AT Portimouth, Mr.. Joihua Wentworth, to
Mifs Sally Pierce, both Of that place.
At Hollis, in New-Hamplhlre, MIR. John
Kneeland, Of this town, merchant, co Mis-
Nancy Hobart, eldeh daughter OF Samuel no
bart, Eiq; of that place.
DIED. Mrs. Suianna Wheatley, wife OF
Mr.. John Wheatley, merchant.-Mrs. Sarah
Hopkins, the amiable comfort OF the Rev. Mr..
Samuel Hopkins, paitor the church in iadley.
Mrs. Elizabeth Vergooie, wife OF MIR. haac
Vergooie. Hannah Kent,-Mr Jofeph
Roberts.-Mr. Bennett, Halter.
At Roxbury, Mr.. jeremiah Richards Jun.
At Newtown, Mrs. Mindwell Woodward,
relict of Mr.. Ebenezer Woodward, and daughter
of Hon. Ebenezer Stone, Eiq; deceaied.
AT marlborough, Mr.. Thomas Taylor
formerly for ieveral years representative tor the
town of Sudbury in the general court.
AT Medhed, Mrs. Adams, wife OF Mr.
Nathaniel Adams, and daughter OF Deacon
Coolidge.
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On Monday evening the Eorrid tragedy OF
the 3th OF March was CDiaved with the uiual
folennity, by exhibiting to public view por-
trait of that inhuman and cruel Mailacre per-
petrated by Preiton, and his infamous butchers:
on the right, figure of America pointing to
her slaughtered fons, on the left, monument
to the memory of Gray, Aitucks, Maverick,
Caldwell and Car. In one of the windowswas
a representation Of H--n and J-e Or,
in the horrors, occafoned by the appearance OF
the two 2hofs of Empion and Dudley, advif-
ing them to think of their fate. They ap-
peared to be worfhipping their ll-gotten gold
the modern deity of the North.
We TRAITORS as there not ioEne ehoien eurf,
Some hidden thunder in the flores OF Heaven,
Red with uncommon wrath, 10 blaf the men
Who owe their greatness to their country ruin
We are informed that the Houie of Repre-
ientatives had fome previous'notice of the Co.
vernor's dehgn to put an end fuddenly to the
felton,, and ordered their door to be locked,
Till they 6nifhed iome important bufneis, a.
mong which was Reiolve that they had the
fatisfa6tion of having done ALI in their power in
the capacity of Repreientatives, to efed the re-
moval of chief juitice OLIVER, and the Co
vernor's refuial was prefumed to be, 4" becauie
he himielfreceire ed has iupport from the crown"
independent Of the people. The Court howe
yer was prorogued before theEoufe could conf
pleate all the necelIary bufneis.
His Majeay Oknookortunkogog King Of
he Narraganiett tribe Of Indians, on receiving
information of the arrival of another cargo of
that curied weed Tea, Immediately fummoned
his Council at the Great Swamp by the river
Jordan, who did adviie and content to the I'M
mediate Destruction thereof, after reiolving that
the IMPORTATION of this Herb, by ANY
perions whatever, was attended with pernicious
and dangerous consequences to the lives and
properties of all his iubjeets throughout Ameri-
ca. Orders were then iAued to the ieizor and
defroyer- general, and their deputies to afem-
bic the executive body under their command,
TO proceed directly to the placewhere this nox
ious herb was. They arrived laR Monday e
vening in town, and finding the vefel, they
emptied every chef, into the great Pacific oce-
an, and eHe6tually deitroyed the whole, (rwen-
ty-eight chefs and an half) They are now
returned toNarraganiett to make report oftheir
doings to his MajeHy, who we hear is deter
mined to honour themwith commiAions for the
peace.
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T u E SD AY. March 6.
b O S T O N.

LaA Saturday the Houte Of Representatives
ordered the Secretary of the province to lay on
their table, complete Lift of the appointments
of civil officers, which have been made, during
the administration of Governor Hutchinion /;
together with the names of the Councillors pre-
ient at each appointment.
Captain Alien in ten days from Charleaown-
South Carolina, informs, That the Eait-lndla
company's tea landed there is entirely defroyed.
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That the chief caution expreHed with regard
to privacy was to keep their contents from the
colony agents, who the writers apprehended
might return them, or copies Of them 10 Ame-
RIGA. THAI apprehension was, it leems well
founded for the Grit agent who laid his hands
on them thought it his duty TO ranfmit them
to his conRituents.'
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SAT u RD A Y, March S.
B o S T 0 N.

Thuriday lait his Excellency the Governor ient
the following menage to the Council, VIZ.
&C G,1tIsmer Of fbe CoEreiL
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ORDERED, Thar William Brattle, Caleb Cuihing, ard
Samuel Phillips, EtgrS 5e Cossifiee lis Ex-
ce!lszy IRE GovgTar qVi fbe felOEVzg szsGeg SiS.
" May itpleale your EAoelleney,
SINCE tts neaige which the board cent your Ex-
eeenCy the 1Sth of the laa month"; aequant you,
that he Houe Of Representatives had imPeached Peter
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Ia fha PUBLIC.

FTVHE Leather-Drees, at their Taft meeting IN TINS
town, Votrd not to ak more than Ors Pjfarers pei
pound for the be Cardng that may Oe taken OH the
Skins this YEAR which asensh part ss than they have
been fold for for vera years 8: An example worthy OF
imitation, as will tend greatly to encourage Cur Gun ma.
nufaeurus which 70 neceary at chs day OF cruelty and
oppreon IL is not doubted but that the worthy Farmers
of and the ncghbOurRg provinces, who have heeP to
dipoie Of, wall make final abatement in the price Of
Sheep and as the Wool Buinefs ofalmo the whole pro-
VINCE carried on in Bolton and charleown, who aeno
greatly fueriug in the cau, we datter Ouelyes
h., n. scatemen Butchers, will De aiding and Aiding
IN promoting any thing which may tend to the bsne OF
the daresd And we have much charity for our ore
thren in other towns fPPoie they would take any 40
vantage, or by any whatever hizSer the Wool anu
Skins co ming 10 tn is Market.
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TOSHUA GARDNE R,

&C oUAINTS his Cuitomsrs and the Pebble, that
~ he has for Sale by Whoeae and RetaI at bis shop
IN Cornh Bosros, two Doors South OF the Pot-on
A general AAortment of Engliih Goods,
abe for the approaching Ssaon, among which arc the
following Articles SuPchne barry, e1es' orao ana
light coloured Broaa-Coihs, mddlng ana oH'O
act and criion ditto, German Sc ses, plain and napt
Bath Beaver coasines, LablSn, fcaTiet Whitney, blue
lad cloth sOloured Deyonhre Keieys, Yorkshire Plains
,yr FIXES Mems iuper inc Olive eooured Velvet, Veve-
,.ts ROYAL Rib, Cochefer and DraPey Baze, uPerhne
fcaret CocheRer Baize red and blue Dus, SnAnoonS'
Tamr,ies Durans black and other cooured Saamaneoes,
CahIeteess, m ddng and inperhne double Camble, yard
,.de cr,Des. Poulns Doeteens, Denmark Luffres a.,
s and ward vi Irih Lnnens, Irh Sheetngs, ga and
= Dovlas, 49, yard wide and Apron width Maneheter
ch.ek arioel Hollands great Variety of Mems ribbed
and plain worried Hoie, black and white k ditto, Wo-
mems worried Hofe foar-thread black ana aao eoioureo
greeehes Patterns, Mems worried Caps, WSmens ana
ChiIdens ELK and worried Gloves ana m1s OF VARIOUS
Colours Womens blue and pompsdote Gloves and Mts'
white Lamb ditto, plain plack Peag and thick Sstnns'
black and white riged ditto, black and eooared afaae
black ewid. Peran black, whites blue and pink na'f-ei
Peans and Ssrne, black prged Mode black and ieaet
Snail Cheyaux-de-iIe, black and white Blond Lace, DICK
Bone d,o white thread Lace and Footng, black and white
Cateut black and white Gauze Parfnet, Ribbons, hlk
rerIs. cambrieks, plain and lowered Lawns, Lawn
An,ons elk Hanskechefs, black Barceona ditte, check
ana Do,t.a LINEN Handkereh, black guaze ditto, whte
erry and fostci Fvrr Trimmings, black and white Mus
and Tppets, bea grey ditto, browns white ano ha
Euekrans, leanf TwiR, worried and fix knee Sartefs,
Dea,n Heal ana aket Buttons newef Fahion Gold and
Silver Thread Buttons, lswins Silk, coopred Threads
Scotch ditto. large Aormer, Of crewels asd Wored'
Pms, Neees Tapes, Shc-, Coat and Quality Bindings
GOOD ASo..ment Of Cutlery Ware Writing and Bonnet
p.p.r, Ink Powder Rua ard Ravens Duck, OznAbngs'
Ad. ,od. and aoa. Nails BY the caik Sc. sc.
an h;eb Goods will be fold a, 70 ow Rate, that the
purchaier ihall have no Resfon to complain.
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= @ T r E Z 4.

evvHR Manages Of Harvssa College Lottery, once
more prclcnr the Scheme Of it to the Public. a. they
preum= many perlons unasauanted w,h the Numoes
f v,.ble Prizes il contains. The audabie Psspo'e OF
r,er,,ure being the sole Dehgn of t they ear.
n.ay See ,hol who have 70 good caafe At Heart ana
intend 10 be Adv.ntuer to apply for .hsir Ieks, nmo-
diaey. The Mansgc, intend to begin the nsse.y Pre-
parations for drawing the fra Of November, hoping the
urecnt Emb.anent of public Aff' will not 0siss
them to defer it any longer. ,-.,
Six Dollars each, Of which 1897 are Psa Of che follow
;rg Vane. viz.
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ParnaHian Packet.
r,,v, ,be E,sxx CAzETTf.

From ne EssEx oAzETrf.
Yars Harl ysaysrng Dogs, there's Nsf"s zoe "s''''
Tie Cov0n0r RAJ Vgasd q nfsp F'''0ma'""'
Vou, who can read, no ao.o. ,.,H''''''
Y That on the fri day OF Septemosrs
Twas in hurry, Itbsagb'St
To iiue forth proper WrH:
To call the Csueral Cewf together,
And mcs,at SALKM, If good weather.
! thought the elamcvrs would be over
By the 6ffb day Of serf O5obsr
But now difard0s have increasd
From North TO South, from Wet to Fan
Re(efve, uf an uncommon nature
You all have paisd in keenco iatiFe I;
in fo4cns and fsunfis out OF hgnt,
Which prove you are rsfclvd TO hight :
Tn irSraaiors which BeeoniSu' gave,
Wnb otbsy tozons my notice crave
Each noife and word that's out Of feaion'
Zen to fit deem il trcaion:
And the diforderd hapIefs fate
OF this fad province is 70 great,
That now to me it doth appear
Too inexpedient and f"ear
The court to Salem ne'er hali tEct,
While people are 70 curicd hot,
a iefIion at fome dtant day,
Perhaps may send without delay
The Kings good lervices to crown,
The province may promote its own.
I therefore have thought fit, and fwear
Nj true Intention to declare,
I Will not raeet the court at Salem,
For their iworn loyalty doth fail en-
My BaRards are afraid to travel
Executing them, the truth unravel.
And hereby execute at large
All members ehoien, and dileharse'
From giving their defra attendance
As on them place no dsPendanee'
In fpire of all my wrirs could fay,
Theie writs you mua not now obey
Ye Geyifi, round about the counties
Creatnra, who live upon my eoEnf'fi'
Go tell your deputies around
And confsbles ofevery town
To tee this proclamation whole
In towns that have freedom POLE
Given at Bseon, now Eemenber'
The twenty eighth day Of September,
The IAth year of George reign,
King of Creat-Br tain, France and Spain,
OfIreland and the Cape eOod-HsPe,
Deffndey otrtbs Faith and PePs.
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To be SOL D, BY
SIM ON T u + T 5,

AZ the Store Adjoining Mr.. HENRr PRfHTIss' near
FASrvIL-HALL,
CHOICE Jamaica Spirits, Welt
~ India and Ncw-Engand Rum, Loaf and Brown su-
sar, iome cheap of an ordinary Quality, Rains ~ ms
Order, Libon and Malaga Wines per Quarter ak
tness ditto, in Cafes Flax OIL Pepper, Spices, Green
Coffee, Chocolate, SC. but no Tea.
Cath for Flax-seed and No-eed, the refuge seed ~
naming after the cleaning of Flax Seed, tor the PP0e
Of maIsiag Linfeed Oil.
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JOSIAH QUIN& Y, jun.
TTAvINC refghed his Eraneis into the Hands Of
Il 4 Ms. PEREs MoRTos, and embarked to- L.sianc'
s- ali hs Clients who want to know tie State OF thei
Affairs, 90 call on laid Moa ON, for Information Al
Pefons who are indebted to fad oyIHer, gu Assa" axe
deired to make Payment Gaid MoRToS, and any who
NAV Aaye Demands on faid CyI.cY, requeaea to apply
Is the fame Gentleman for their DiehaS:e Ihoe perions
who owr the FL QyIScr, Bond, or Note, are heres,
notified omale their Payment TO WILLIAM PHILLIPS
Efq; Attorney to JOSIAH oyIrcr' Jun.
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Jua imported in the laA Ships from LoEpoE,
Choice Cheihire and Glouceiter CHEESE,
(Which will uit the niecf taife,)
And to be S o Id by
ARIES Low +,
oppoite the Bottom s,one in Marhas-Lane, near the
Mll-Bridge.
Thi, quantity Of cheeie equal in soodne's' no.
rior, to that imported and fold by him lat ipInsJ
ALTO, excellent FLORENCE OYL, In
Flafks, warranted good, and the bea of :,
Engliih MaRard, by the bottle, Jingle
pound, Or LET'S.
OATMEAL BY the Buifel, or finaller quantity
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Bee Leave to inform his Friends Cuomer' and others
that he has TO fell, by Wbolefae and Retail AZ ms
STORE, fronting Docx-S9uARr, go
A GENERA Allotment OF Ensliih
81. sn5ei, or evbitb sua, imported Befvs tie sIf IF G
Auess Among which Goods Is prime Choice Of upene
Eafet, pompadorc, white, green, Pea-Geen, Sesseen'
barry, black, blue, brown and cloth cooUred "
CLOTHS, middline and low priced dltio,wtn SnSoC'S
sr5 Trimmings 20 match the Cloths; alto of $, viz
paduoys DueaPes Man,sas, LuteEnss India and Engln
DAMASK, Pie<e Of very eltgsuf zobhe figured
LUTESTRING, hnsie and double sattin; black, wnite
and cnfon figured Satin, black blue, green anu "ne
h.If Y,d Pertains ell-wids Perans half ell and ewIde
AamOdes, Broioes, black, blue and eHon thick Cod,Oys
for Mens Waasoats and Variety Of other Artsles that
are commonly in Uie at this sesion Of the Year
% The aforementioned Goods will be dapoed OF at
che v o,yeA Rates AZ faid BANT is extremely deiou'
Of exchanging all or any Of then for an Article which
more convenient b in shsis Troublesome iims'' VIZ
CASH.
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THE respectable Public are hereby in
formed Mat the Subfcribsr, living in Sutton, intend
to leave every other Branch Of Bunefs in my Way, and
apply m. lelf wholly TO that of making n OES. And
having prepared Matters by providing convenient Shor,
ascefary Help, and large Stock, Purpo to begin the
rR Day of Oasber next, and continue in that Branch
only, not doubling but hall meet with ufeent EDeou-
raeement fran thoie whom my Ambition promps me to
ferye mean thsfe who well Wifhers to American
Freedom. BUT rhoSe Jacobites that would naame their
Country By giving their Suffrage for the Execution Of AIRY
UNCONSTITUTIONAL al, mall through my Hands, nor BY
any Perfoa for or under me- be fPPed with h.ge one,
uns Security be f given, that fuch Tool is be en-
pIoyed in making Grave fix Feet deep, hide one or
more of the Heads Of thoie obnoxious Weteh>s. The
Gentlemen in the neghbOurng Governments, may be F-
ped with what Numbers they may wsnf, carry on their
Buineis, by giving feaionabe Notice, whole Fayoan will
be an additional Obligation me, to acknowledge myf
theirs and the PublG's moA obedent and very humble
e.Fyant, SAMUEL WATERS.
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TUST PULLS HE'D,

JUST PUBLISHED
Prize Nine SbRyines, elegantly bound and ktfersdJ
And to be Sold by JOHN BOYLE, at his Shop, in
MaIborough-Street,
IT w EN- T Y SER M. Ms,
= on the following Subjects, viz--I. The Folly and
Danger ss Dupleity in Region.-ll. The Exseeney Of
the Human Soul.-IIT. Jsius Chr the only Source of
Ref and HappinAs.-1v. The DOminionofa an omnpcsns
Deity Reslon for Joy and Praife.--v, vi, and VII.
Charity more excellent than Faith Hope.VIII Ch;A
preaching the Spirits in Prion-lX Redemption BY the
Blood Of Chra--X and XII The Connection between the
Duties and Comforts of Relgion.--Xl. The Obligations
to Family-Reig on--xIIl. The UIefalnes and ImpOr-
lance of religious Education.-XIv, XIV and XVI. The
Table of the Lord rendered contemptihe.-XVII and
XVIII. Practical observations the Hfoy Of Judas and
and his ageal EndxlX. Man doomed 70 return to the
DUO from whence he was taken.-xx. The Biefednefs
of thoie who have not feen and yet have believed.
By ANDRRW ELIOT, D. D
Paitor of Church in BosToN.
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TWO DOLLARS Reward.
CTRAYED, or folen out of the
- Paeure of Mr.. JosrrH HEATH, in Roxbury, brown
Mare, about eight Years old, II Hands high, her Name
and all cut, Trot ALL Whoever will bring faid hare to
Nh. HEArH Gall have the above Reward, and all neeef-
Ary Charges, paid by JosEPH HrATn.
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w AN T D,
A WET Nurfe to go into Family.
"a Enquire Of the Printer.
To be S l. D,

To be o L D,
DEST Sperma-Ceti c AN D L E S.
D Apply to T. cARTwRiG HT, at Mrs;
ro,,,er. near the stase-Houfs. If any PerionwOuld
buy Quantity to be delivered at the opt-P0'' it may
&c done.
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NTEWHALL and HICH3ORN, beg
y Leave 10 acquant their CuGenass ard others, ia
this and the neshbouTna Parts that they poyofe csrRs
The coOpes BuGnei' in all y; Branches, at Sasm and
hase opened Shop for that farpoe, rear the DILL
Hoaie OF Ms. JosaTHAn RoPEs, in Salem.
N. B. As they alio carry the iic bufne in Bottom
uiuai, Of hsm ay always be found in each piasc.
-FOUR HUNDRED POUNDS,
4 Lawful Eoney, to be Let. Enquire q, tie
Intel genee-CiEce.
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LilssOjs jge fsbIJ6ed,
ION PuSpofe to be given. at Funeras)
And 10 be Sold at the above Place,
priss One Sizzling G1gk, and 7fn Pare BY tbe DVssn1
REVIVING CORDIAL,
"A for iek Sinick, dePairing Soul, in the Time Of
Temptation. The fame being an Esua9 of the worthy
Authors Erp.rieaee of the Particulars following, viz.
l. The miraculous Peevaton Of his bodily Life from the
many Deaths and imminent Dangers which thrsatned it,
while in State of Nature.-II. The Methsd God took
sth him. in awakening him to look into and to mind
Soul oneerns, when about fourteen Years of Age.
III How the Spirit Of Bondage took him, and what fearful
Work il made in his Soul.--IV. How the Spirit of
Adoption faeceeded the Spirit Of Bondage healing and
binding up deep Wounds, eaufed in his Soul thereby.
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1Alys, jse reprinted (p,;es One Shilling

VEN SER M o S, viz.
- I. OF the objectionable Sin asaina the Holy GheR
o., the Sin unite Deash.-II. The Saints Duty and
ExerriCe In two Parts. Being Exhortaton TO, and
Dsseton for Prayer-I The accepted Time and Day Of
Salvation.---Iv. The End Of Time, and Beginning Of
Etemity.-v. Johua's Refsution to ferve .he Lord
vi. Tho Way the Heaven made plain.-VI. The future
State of Man Or, Treatife Of the Refaneefan.
BY ROBERT SSELL,
Of Wardhuri, in Suicx.
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I OF n
WHEREAS the Shop of the Sub!crib-
er,was la Night broke opcn and robbea OF selse
Beaver, ana fix Bsavees HATS. TAis is to promiie
Reward of TEN DOLLARS, to any Perfon who ihall
deosef the Thief Thieves, 70 that he or shey may be
convicted thereof and the Hats recovered, in Proportio
for any Part of them. JAMES coDNER.
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ISAIAH THOMAS, the Printer
and Publilher of this Paper, has REMOV-
ED his PRINTING OFFICE, from the
Bottom of Royal Exchange-Lane, to the
toath corner of Marfhall's Lane, near the Mill
Bridge, where his Office was formerly kept.
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Gu NDR Y elegant Pieces of PLATE,
~ fnifhea in the mot modern Tate, to be fold as
Cheap as at Vendue, viz. Tankard, Cam, Table
Spoons Sc. Alto, good Clock. Enquire Of the Printer.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-10-20

sa27 Executive ofthe above Prizes, the
fra Ticket which fhal be drawn 200
on the fri Days will be IN.
titled to 60 Dollars each.
The Ticket which Ahail Be
drawn LAT in isid Lottery viii s0o
be Untitled to o.
1858 Blanks 4oO'S
Remain for the College, iEs4e z
10000 Tickets at s Dollars, are 10000 Oos''''
There are not tive Blanks 10 Pnse.
Public and feaionsbe Notice will be given OF the lime
and Place of drawing and when fnithed Lh OF fnses
will be publiied in Edes and ellis Bottom Gazette, ana
tn. Money will be paid the PosIors of the Eenei,s
Tickets, within twenty Days after Publication ct Liz
of Prizes.
Gold as we'll as Silver wl-be taken for the Tickets and
the Prizes will be paid off in like Manner PrSes no,
demanded, within twelve Months after they are draw" viii
be paid, but will be deemed as eenerouy gwen 0' TINS
Purpofe afore.aid, and will be applied accordingly
Tickets may be had the Stores and HOuiea OF the
Managers, and of the Printer hereof.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-10-20

NARAGANSET CHEESE.
\ Quantity that is extraordinary good to be fold az
the Store Of Pc NUEL BOWEN, oPPofte TO the
Golden-Ball.