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To the Printer of tia P.JAe ASyadfsy.

II copy Of the toszsirg letter 10 Dr. Fyaskr, qvitb Ii.
anlsoey 10 ii, baViqg accidentally fallen irfo my band
Ie9Hsf y0s fogiVe than Place in ycRr PAPER TIE 7vyei
Of them, fan0 myeG baVe o1ietss 10 fbe, be-
isg laid 6so,e be public and though ky Of al
old date, your zfrhgest readers ooW eeE fee fbe ,e,iey
fSfiv APPEARING ar ibis aHsiDre. an Jear ca.fsI'
'eSdey. n. Q.
To Dr. FRANKLTM
DEAR Sir, Noe. IL, 1860.
tbe many co7Veafiari gve haze bad isgrber Gb.Ei
L CIR freeai dpEfcs evib Noyb @zgieG, perfectly
Ggrsed IN Tobng thy nay be brought 10 fa EnG BaP-
~ e'negf'"' Hem RIBS il 10 be dsae is nor 70 efJ e
Tao OIjetls, bmsby attyeberd BIS Mqsqys crtssts
baOe nosO in contemplation. ~, ye;eve tie eOsrit,
en tie takes eOmpLaisef If 1Obieb reg certainly rad 10
bard IL mp9Erg 2d, 10 preerve tbe bonss, the digriy
ard t5c J1pyenay sffbf Bri@ hgigafare eGer al iis
IL Faeg0 jour fasrla, kncg0l.lge If tbeaIjsf7ia
gSsH, and an az tly to7Uince6 Of JAR cordial G;;seJ
TeTf 70 BIS Maey, and your Seac dee oge-sois he
b9ftiass elaaAy, AR lis neF,, Beg yaa egsRH liz year
cam Gear, by and exfsif r-asae erG sni7Or 10
roe ohsSOirg 7aefions male ti, yeqseF ne= bseane
6 matter Of tbe Htmf importance, and uf vey 9icty
be Ggitad. Aad do II .0it5 ,bs freedom, yeg
kHos0 and NY moUes qVeR entertain ne moi
mate beieoH ibas ISvN ~ste improper aje Of azyirfo
1afiSa Joa pail bereby esnvey 10 me.
IT, viii Hsf a ylpeal of ali tbe dafes (ftzt :ea
eeted, srbieb 6oye paid bee eeotGsr, and ef
~ "'" 'NNJ"S"/ J~'g j"''JJ 'Ht Ss'sHJ'' yJS@
Gafso0 IN tbe n.yztiOC,
"a. Yoay yaaj6rs fer tba' epaisa
3D. Do yoa rink TIE sry ctiEal rcay Ct competing fbr
PrseR differences !; PIT tie A4.-ieans pyeey tbs
Gfaatior fby in bs5'e re pe=g t5e lae f9e-af
If fbat is yoHy otigisr.
4fb. foay yca'cE; for fbaf etisios
5fb. If RIBS ief se'bed deeaed By fts eiafzrs, and
bi Mgys mirigei, ke rebggaaa .bcr daty guar
Gias; Of RE jgf ,istns Of be and Of bey ftLesO
Eke can yoa GggeF any other aOay Of terminating fkee
diPaG eogGfezi gvfb tho ideas eff jace and frobyiey
efEeeiOed BY RE Kings zIie GSfb dss Of TIE 4aafir.
OH. -4zS if fbs mfbsd GsfFGLiy fo!szvsG, do yos
nor sbsk zvsa9 alEay encourage fbs csrfe ard ai-
e2' part Of tie eanes 10 ain ar N f1fber esreeen' sz
Re rotb6y esartyy
7t5. It5y relieved ia part snJ, evbat do ysH, ara
yseisrGbs and dpaDiozafe ,nzE, ard equal yisnd
bstb ets, imagine 7OW Be tbe probable eeneYEersss
The arsv0s 70 t5es gEef'nI, bzns5ly sSSteVs 7VNs
Glide all t5e Information zvant ard beg yeH sViYfa-
7Vitb Than as (o0n may Be- Eeay zUeI-sVj@S
70 rte peace and PROPERTY Of be Bvi6 Emtbt, ard eVoy
en6 70 CIR frHy happy esgefafn, 11.g te ds6r0Ei IF
Jeirg TBS mee hivial eanGs Of etrfioa Gong
feloaO fake67s ysreveS Our dsgsie 9HG5tles, IN ny
mind, rs,tiEg 10 7Vtaf Tan akng G qkiycz kseqv
much better tkaH Id, and therefore rcd add nsfbizg far
tier recommend ttis kje5 jar isss 6srGfiss
IN, gvtb RE irse esrdiai egsez and affaebnssf,
De~ Sir, ysar jstt fai and eft7isnafs bzrz5t srvnf
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Tie I'm S NE r.

DrAR SIR, CyrVes5qreef, Nov. ze, 1869.
ID ZINC jgf returned 70 forUH f1sn hris ereH,Ess,
ID Ifad yoas y STE >cerfaizrg nE,1bar qzoies
ftaf ggsHd Segss pep Gnjquey than ta. 7ez.
tosvero Sf,s or tri eeeVeri, srLiab PAL H~ssVsa,
20 gfrs.
Ptcvsus foysay qaeIes, Jsa TEL ftaf yss zffre
iszG BIS Mcgys sarfs bsse HssO il csz;as afsa, 70.
&c rfi:evtf5s ces.if, far ske csEssaa s Id 10
c,s=. q. ksgssr, tie fiyai, II :ts fys-ssy erhe
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IrAMEs PERKINS, footman to Mr.. Ranf,m

IJAMEs jenkins, footman to Mr.. RAMON in
Newnan-rcet, wear that Saturday the nth of lsit
month, went behind the coach of Mr.. lizard (n whole
eryice then was) Grofyenorgse, in Hyde Park that
Mr.. lizard, foon the coach orped Groenorgate
got out, and walked in the Park comfortable dianJe as
near as judge bou, three hundred yards from the coach.
Raid with the eoaehman Grocno ,and while was
looking at Mr.. lizard, who walking from the coach,
heard the report paols turned my head, and w two
gentlemen fight with f~ords. itnmediateyan after Mr..
lizard to give information of it, s that faw nothing more
ofthe duel have read in the Public Adyertifsr of the
Sth of this month, an account of conversation which
Thomas Phpps iervant to Mr.. Davenport, rretenis to
have had with me. DO, in the mot foiemn manner,
make OATH that never told him what he has fe forth in
that newspaper, and that the whole of his is a
JAMES Jenkins.
Sworn before me, ian. 10.
I7-A, MlnhoA-iiou!e.
FRED. BULL, Mayer.
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A further account relative to the Duel between
Mr.. TEMPLE and Mr.. WHATELY, ia
La, Ero,,, the p,klic Aduertiler .-.:,.

Mr.. TEMPLE ana MIR. WHATELY, ia
ken from the Public Advertiser. qiS.
T GEORGE PLumLEY, coachman to Mr.. lizard, of Ber-
ners-areet, make CATH that Saturday, the nth of
lait month"; drove my matter in the coach to GroEenor-
gate that he got Of the coach, and ordered me to fay
where then was. Ny matter then walked into Hyde
Park about the dfanee of three hundred yards hom the
COACH AT that time heard the report of ptols. James
Jerkins, foo,man (who then my felow-ervan but
lives now with gentleman in Newmanteet) Immediately
ran after my NATTER whowas going toward different part
of the Park, inform him that there duel Raid
with the coach, and awvey dfin6ty gentlemen fight
ing with fSords. Both of them feemed to be putting.
never once took my eyes from them during the whole time
they were fghsag; and mon folemny lear, that did
not fee either Of the gentlemen fad upon his hand, has
been s forth in ievera declarations printed in the Public
Advertiser Of the 9Th of this month, which have read
was 70 near the gentlemen, tha, If either Of them had fall
len, think il would have been mnoblc fer me to have
avoided feeling it. GEORGE PLUMLEY.
Sworn before me. IAN.
1874, ManGon-Hou
FRED. BULL, Mayor
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The following was publihed in London ere zsth of
January lat.
70 tie MEMBERS Of tbt HOUSE Of COMMONS.
GENTLEMEN,
ID Y the lat sdvces from America we learn, that great
ID uneanes and dcontent prevail in all the colonies,
Of duty Of three pence per pound laid tea by
virtue of Ad Of Parliament, to which the Americans
imagine, that if they ubmt, il will be an introduction to
all that variety of which paid in England bsdes
the taxes mPoed them by their own Repre-
lcntatives.
In conequcnce, Gentlemen Of theie approximations, the
Americans have verylegay,at Bottom deoyed sz4 chets
Of Tea, the property of theEaIndaCompany But ufy
temcyes in this violence and dobedence the A6 they
Preume to call the authority Of the Houie Of Commons
them in queion. This cannot fail Of being taken
cognizance Of BY your augu AiIemby, whole eioluOns
il hoped, will not be acts Of power, for il houd
always be remembered that the colonies brethren
and fellow fobje, and entitled equally with to every
right and privilege Of Bons. We ould therefore enquire,
Whether have behaved them brethren ?" And
Whether we have exalted from Jem what we ihou,d
have Judged extremely hard have filtered ourfcyes ,"
The rt right Of Briton is, Thar he cannot Be taxed
bat b. his peers the next that he cannot be taxed but
BY parliament in which he is repreiented, or BY Perons
who pay a re of the tax they irnpof him.. Are then
IL. colonies in this reprscnfed in the Parliament OF
Great Britain Do thoie who Fo!e duty on Tes ~ the
colonies pay are Of that duty II this is not the cafe
what have the colonies dor. that they o9ld be rppsd OF
one Of the mott yaab. privileges o. Brtoas Has PaliA-
ment right TO take the NOT s:ang privileges from the
fubjca, uncii fortified BY law know they arr in many
esics onPoisat trey may b. pJwe, Pzs lav by which
any colony ad be Pr- OF the privilege Of bring tired
BY luy but ak, ecud they of rgns d. Il Tor between
power and right there is very great erf- ezse.
The utmof ~ifaora Of Parlismsnt w b- wanted OF ts
NOT in,port-1t ocenoa, and remb= j. Is ho?cd giN
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RSDAY, APRIL 28, 1874. M

adife improper excron Of power IL is the nte
ref of GreaBrtain acquire and retain, ALLEVIATE
the affections of her colonies and this only be done
kind uiage, and always eondeng them they mon
tany decre to be conGicred in all eipeas the fame
footing oureyes, and OF right entitled every privilege
that We in England enjoy
The colonies 70 many diaant provinces Of the Br.h
empire, which add Icngh, dignity, and power to the mo
ther country, and will continue do 70 infinitely more
but IT, inead Of improving tits ya aeceion Of dominion
advantage, make enemies Of friends ana k!-
low iubes, and thereby this beng Of heaven into
eue, then indeed may have cluie to lament
late conqueas, wha every other power in Europe would
rejoice in attractions and dvifons which they already
90, and will not fail to encourage.
To cndcayour therefore heal the wounds between
Great-Brtaia aud her American offspring, which Mr..
Genyilc's maken policy occaioned, the duty Of every
man, hut Immediately the buneis Of the members OF
the Brit.ih Legislature is it arduous talk Let
the whole iyaem Of MI. Grenyillcs politics be aboled
let his ideas of American rcvenue by taxaton be heard
Of no more" Do this, Gentlemen, and YOU will then
want from the colonies by taxes or du,ies OF
mpods they will give you all the wealth they have, for
your manufactures by trade. RATIoNALIS.
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M 0 D E S T z.

Modeity and virtue were formerly very
intimate, and in Befs's days great favourltes
of the fair but the politeile of the pre-
fent enlightened age have happily got rid
of both. Even little lilping Miis at the
boarding fchool can now cock up her eye,
and look as impudent as lhe pleaies, with
out Mammals diipleaiure. Mamma likes
to fee her darling little in the ton; and,
to be fure, why ihould not young ladies'
look little fprightlyl There can be no
harm in it. As for modeity, it is only mt
for beggars; and polite company fhow
their breeding, by kicking it out OF doors.
HO SP | + A L I 7.
Hofpitality (happiy for itiel) is got out
of the fnaoke of London, or it would have
inevitably been choaked. 1t lies now in
very infirm fate in Herefordihire, but the
very bad year of Cyder will foon oblige it
to move and if it gets into Wales, one
fevere winter will furely end it. AT any
rate, poor Hospitality will have hard
ffrugglc TO hold out much longer.
c Fl A K | L Y.
Hospitality and Charity were both
brought up under the fame roof, and are
determined to live and die together. They
fome time ago applied for ailiitance to the
Clergy, their old friends but they unhaP-
PLY took them for importers, and very po-
litcly puihed them out of doors.
FRI Nd S II l p.
The name of friend fill remains, and
that is all. The heaven-born tree itielf is
quite rooted up, and loft and unleis where
fomc advantage is like to follow, friendfhip
will not intermeddIe. Friendihip in ia
tai hour contracted an acquaintance with
Aattery, and was ruined. Flattery hath
fncc aHumcd friendships habit, and it re-
qurcs Gomc firdy to detect the inpoitor.
HON s 7 Y.
HoneRy lived with fome merchants in
the metropolis comfortable time; but,
going backwards and forwards to court
with petitions and remonfsances, was I'M
luckily loft. 1t found its way, however,
to fome of the principal towns in the
kingdom, but was very coldly received /;
and, going feveral times after to court
with petitions, became 70 iick, and tired
oflife, that it fuddenly difappeared, and is
fuppoicd to be now in Herefordihire, with
Hospitality and Charity.
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r O BE SOLD or LIE T,

A Neat and very convenient II o USE,
n with a Barn ana Chaiie Hcuir, and about tv'o
Acres Of Land, including eh Garden SPct' vel pea
fiatly itua;ed, ard fine healthy Pace not I'VE ''e, To
p,,.5r Houie, on ges; Road, where NOR KINDS
- Pro, hoas can rahly DC procured. Enquire Of the
i'r.asc.s.
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Iuit arrived and now opening at the Store OF
DUNCAN ING RAH A M Jun.
In Union-Street, BosToH,
A variety OF
Enplifh, India, Iriih and Scotch G 0 0 D 5,
Whieh w;ll he SOLD By Whoeiale and Retail,
AT hi; ufva lor prices for Cain,
rL e,,.ir, articles a.e part Of his afIortr1ent, viz
L. bfo1.ens COR Vyaifcoats, Alamodes,
~I: Iore,ras for ditto Luteltrings,
Nankeeus BruniSicks, feFiians'
ISan;ns gnoad-cloaths, Fine Chip Hats,
sattns, Sergcs, aKemungs'
20 =, pai1es Pound Wires,
Doviaics, PIolcs, Dntch L.ces'
oS"sL-;a Tub;less Writing Paper,
Tickhnburg., Callinsaneoes, Noya Nl0oS'
TN;. Rp.ells Sattinetts,
pr nj. sballoons, LookngClsiles
-, r,-nrs;ea Neat dreii. do.
- Ssg,rtees Ravens Duck,
49,, Canzes, Rufia ditto,
T-e;.. t;,nge Handkerchief, Black furrCsps,
- Ne,t;,os, Black Plumes,
60 F-o,l,,ss AiiGes Cour, Heel NO India Jeans,
rorco Pumps, China Ware.
Infants ditto,
n l. o,
Gun Powder, Shott, Spices, Scythcs,
Sicklcs, Loaf sugar, Sc. &c.
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f R l d A Y, April az.
Z q q II q III

Fwtbev AGeion vsoaUfd BY The Lord Hyde Paekef,
Captain Jeerir aVbO Hryipef az Neqv-7orR fam Fai-
mouth and y fbe Cstn. WIhe and Caisf from Lssdsn.
PETFRsBURCH [RsGal January ?.
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v I r T u E.

The people of the prefent age have al
moG forgot the meaning of the word. The
polite will have nothing to do with If, and
the infcriour cis!s only continuance it as
being very neceiiary in trade. The ladies'
knit their brows at the bare neat:on of It;
and if, by accident, it intrudes upon them,
they take every pebble means tOihake it of.
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For the MASS ACHUoEIIS SPY.
The poor defpicabIe tools and depo
l. ants on the arch T., H.,
nav. .0 Of ls:s been i94ter COndy,
A. hi. SOCK STORE ia UaiOn ieet, dir.al,
Oppeh:. the Corn6:l $. Bottom.
A N Abridgment of Burns Jui-
"A .ice Of the Peace, and Paih Ofi,er !:
To which is added,
An APPENDIX, contsi, ing Tome general rules
and di seions receGary TO be knoWn and OBJ
hvsd BY al Juaices of the Peace.
'.4lfo to Be JoH at Idid fore, (Uery
rs1,'.sSSJ t5t 6is'.sE backs Sr'"''S IS A~s
RIA, o z.
Blackltone's Commentaries, 5 vol.
RObs,tfo.I H Gory of 1hsFles sih vols. svo,
Hu'ehi n'S hiiscry, ) vols. 6vc.
pthdium Of Confidence, 40.
IVaes'' p ems. Svo.
VieW of. Wax field, I7no.
,OlGenIins GentIsmsnt anfwer 30 Mr.. Whites
three Letters. Ismo.
PAM PILE is.
Poem. entitled the Grave
D,ddridge' Family Religion.
smiths EGsy Os UniVe'iAI Redemption.
Recovery fron SickntE.
Run. on Mise Al w te,s.
CHie'l Commentsries saanR BihoPE.
oe,moas 20 DrSfoIs in Divinity.
lord Semme.sl on Nation, GAd Kings.
i0eHh.l = Poesieal EGay.
L:ueu from Youick TO E ia.
SerpoAS 70 AIS.
lIidAry of BelilaIiu., &c &c. &c.
AZ hid fore may be had, the moh modern
aud sksemsd books, in eve branch OF polils
ernurs. arts and fciercss, Catalogue, may b.
Il at laid aose| at zach prices - will fully "a
:. y h: pnrCh Ser.
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IRISH LINENS.
William Scott.


At his lin L nen store, 10 Ana Street, be-
tween the Flat Condui, and Draw B,ioRe,
&on, hes imported from ireland.
"A LARGE quantity of 3-4ths.
"a ? sths. and yard wide Linens, Diapers,
Table CLOTHS, She:ings.
Said aoEe is alo fulrihed with great vari-
ETY. Of
European and India GOODS,
suitable for the lealon AmensR which are ione
ice cinnamon coIoured ana mixed Bath coat.
nss luper6.e b ue and iesrIe knappsd ditto,
cl.th coloured fcsr'es and ermfon broad cloh s,
oret clio hs, baizes, duiil', &c.
Double Csmblets, Cambletens Denmark
nd Prufisn MRres. Grapes, do Ietnens, Irih
,smble,s, grize 0, 6lvereits. miG nets. &c.
Black and cl-th-coloursd India taGsries, aow.
cred and plain black, whit, ermiop and pir b
fatrins. cspuchin ilks, farie.sts and nocsA Of
I'll colours n 6ery plain and ribbed.
His general aGortment for Meas and Wo.
meas wear eonElts Of two great multiplicity
% be enumerated in public advertisement.
All which will be fold by wholefale anc retail
AZ the lO~eR Seduced prices for read money
,nly. a few very large Scoeh tapes. ,''
A frsih Importation of Doctor Helmets &C.
'ebrated EGence 6 Pearl and Pearl Denulfrice
tor the prsieratiOn Of the Teeth arc Gums, to
he f'Id at the Londor prizes, .kes for the liquid
Ghiring Black'ns tor hOes, bsOu and Lssthss
os.om chairs.
"A few pieces Of Dsespes, LuteRrips: and En.
IN Dsmslk,, to be 70 :; the aerling ecR Q
age quantity Of AJweIed Scots Lawns. on the
{ M terms r
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For the NJ ASSACHUSETTSS spy.
H Mr.. 70 rec, jim. Chairman If tbe
Co0lm1ff far fa'ring and fsathniA<.
To be communicated.
Woyfby SIR,

W0yfIy SIR,
YTis, by many jealous friends to theircoun-
4 try, warmly recommended to the very re-
iPeetable body over whom you preGde, tias th.y
would make a proper application of the iuic
of pine, and the plume of owls and crows, to
number of aIvertifng Pedagegncs, Surgeon, and
Men MiGaViUs5, lately arrived frc m hbe belite CT
y, where man-Wife'y vas hr.t praaiied, p;r.i-
cula iy to datFoy Biezv-6ladasr, szteenebear from
Frame, who has lately acquainted " che mott
amiabl part of recreation, through the chan
mel of D--s paper, that he ,E4bmif5 him(lf
INFO their hands, Wieh this expectation /" tha;
t@y GUiA/4bmt hbem,eIVs5 iafo bis" tlal he may
Praetiie upon them ala mode, de PariJ.
- Iisexp- 6ted chat In his -xg adve IT.
memo, this nodsa dol7sr will acquaint IN. pul Ii
nnleis prevented by wholelome oaaigaaoa
ON 20 committee, lhas he is il fun lent
orders for the occaGonal administration of B.
-, inthe SHANnYAN way whenever there
ihall-be apParen. danger of The dea;h OF elild
before delivery.
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iiaIiet to be added to New. York nroh

- ~ pc a1iuSu 10 New OrR, prCb1
4 As the api,al hey could mott readily com
az. And had nothing bur jurlfdi6tion bee,
claimed by that province, or any of lis inhabi
,ah's, things might have gone we'll enough
bat TOO ievcrcly have many poor new fct,ier.
fit he effect of a claim of another nature, q
claim 10 righi of fill founded, as they foberIy
tel us on the Charter grantee b Charles IL. 10
ames Duke Of York. The Rrenp.h of this
foundation being too uncomfortable to merit
much attention az CHS day, would humbly
ProPoie 1t to che confederation of our political
f"tfers, whether il be not their duty to inter-
Pofe IN behalf of their oppreAed children. and
rePleient TO our common Sovereign, the incon-
,veniency and hardfhip 70 great number of
MS iubjects mutt iabour under, while they re-
main under jurfdietion, difp fed rot to pro-
tett but .afrais and deipoil chem of their hard
earned pittancs.
A fair fate of thefe nterefing matters laid
before his Majeity would undoubtedly incline
his Royal mind to compaGionate their condiri-
on, and reitore tn IN TO the arms of their ma
turai parents and br thren, who far from with
ing 20 make prey of them, would yield them
every afiiitance in their power to make them
become Aouriihing lettlement.
SYMPAT S.
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IRISH LINENS.
William Scott.

AT his IFifl Linen Store. In Ann.Sueet, be-
tween the Flat Conduit and Draw B.idse,
B6ffoo. has imported from Ireland.
n LARGE quantity of 3-4ths.
"A 7-Sths. sud yard wide Linens, Diapers.
Table cloths, Shestings.
Said ao,e is ailo furniihed with great vari.
ETY. Of
European and India GOOD S,
Suitable for the leslon. sm0Dsi wnich are ione
rice cinnamon cclouFed ano mixed Bath coat
ines, luper6se b'uc snd icarles knapped ditto,
sirth coi0nTed fes Ct and cfim.on broad CLOTHS,
foreit cIo.hs, baixss, d1fis, &c.
Double Csmblsts, cambIsttens, Denmark
and Prufian mffres, cIaPes, dosletitens, Ifilh
cAmbless, give 5. filvsEetts, Inl16snsss, &c.
Black ana elosh-c<loursd India tsRsses, flow
cred and plan black. whit-, cfimIOn anc pink
faiths, cspuchin ilks, falensts and modes OF
all colours Fl 6sry plata and ribbed.
HasgeneFal slIorIment for Mens and Wo-
meas sssar eouiiils Of two great multiplicity
TO be enUmsslei in public sdvsrtilemenf.
All which will be fold BY wholelale and retail
At, he .lo~ea seducsd prices for ready money
only. few very large Seoseh CnPe.s.
A freih Impor5 ion Of Dotior Hemets &c
Iebrsted EGeEce c. Pearl ard Pearl Dentfifsics
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