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FIR I D A Y, December IS.

Yeieday was oberved agreeable to the recoe ndstos Of
the Provincial Congres day of public Thanke giving
throughout this province.
On Saturday lat, the Provincial congeG at Cambridge,
having 6nihsd the buGnes neesay to be Immediately dl-
patched, diioved themievcs.
Ssce Taft arrived the BoyRs of war Of 10 guns,
from England.
The marines, 600 in number, who arrived In the AGa aa
Of war, fomEngand, to land and into barracks this
town, preparing for their reception.
We tOd that the military and naval expenditures at the
town Of Bottom, nee the blocking up the ha bou
hfty thoufaIi pounds fterline every three months.
We hear that powerful fleet Of the navy Of Spain, with
well appointed army OF land forces, afebed the Ha
wanna, which oecaions very ferrous approximations.
We hear the Clsigow Of from Hsi1x, is loIe
on the roess, the Light-hsuis.
We learn from undoubted authority, that Lord Dartmouth
Secretary OF State, has wrote circular letter the Cover
upon this continen informing them that his Maely
has thought tit by his order in eouaeil dated the L
October, prohibit the expectation from Great Nova
suD-Powder any fort Of and ammunition 4sdr h4s
6gnihsd them hs Malsay's command that thd 10 SR
the mpa efefual neafues for areing, OBTAINING Akyt,
Jog any gun powder, any fort Of arms or ammuSSsA
which may be attempted be imported into the province
over which they respectively Prsdde une the mater of
r having iuch nilitsFy ores board, al Prsdues T.
cenic from his Msjey the Pryy Council for the exporta-
ton OF the fame from sme Of the ports Great Britain.
MARRIED. Capt. JOB Prince, jun. to Miis Elizabeth
Cules.-Dr. Peter Oliver, TO Mils Frye.
DIED. Mrs. Elizabeth StOrsr, the sriabe comfort Of
Nh. Ebenezer Storer, meehant.-Mr. William Hcking
noted difiler. Mr Hannah Winters noted chooI-mrei
InWnteI aeet. luthe Alms-houe, Mr. Robert Hill, ato
csrter.--Mr. Boben, feafanng man.
SALEM, Dscebfr, Is. At town meeting he'd here YET
eday by adjournment, it unanimously voted, sha, the
collectors efaxe for this pay the public monies Hen
~ Gardner, Eiq; ofStow.
Care has been and taking that the goods imported
into this place from London hnce the fin infant, be dpoied
ofageeabe the afocaron and hear that the principal
importers very ohe=rfry aequiefce in the fame.
Cafenr-Eoale, Pert If Saim and MaybLbsa9, Der.I2
INV ARD EN- TRIES.
Brown and Fellows from London Rogers, Cooiwin and
Jenkins, Newfoundland Dawfcy, canfo Bof~orth, Ma
yand Jacobs, MartnlcO GardiRer, Wells, ard Pierce,
St. Lucia DAYS, Noya-Seota; Bansy, Falmouth Col
YER cadiz Leach, 81. EuaAtiA Smith, ST.. Eeloll !;
Guiliker, Cayenne.
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u 1--belal CongrcG, Cambridge Dee. TO.
I'd UGH IS many RafsS bavs been faHgbt B,
ND experience, tint to1Vsys dssgafed BY tbs Pre-
dozg ffrod5 haze teen abpisd 10 fbe eadan-
ZMbs flbhe ,9gby and hbaies And tbi,
6Akyving igf reqj6n 10 E4peS, fbaf their
in the good 4esf!s Of t5is pr0vi1es, qv5ea
,s Hired their brs,taf delegates, s0e,v moi ap-
P4i af the bglaey5 aecs6a,y TO Be done qOoaia
- Ger attendance for any lang time.
fwitlIN teIr, Thai fbe adjournment gffbis Cosgreg
h: And 9yIniStb day sfOa66y Lsf, qUas wasyTea
Verbally bylm a dae coglg.Qf = pffbsprk6Eagesi-
the head tSnbGc a6ai.. w. '.qf asx5Ey
K PrO0ided avT-7!77eos l5sreo1.
Evidence apfeaf far fbe ye4jc1 fyf mentioned aisnas
sanding oFbot there Nonid be a trtb,r adjournment
al ofdrul,OngreJ fb0sfSre reofUed, thai after The
yn Of NsNs5vy 10 be Immediately dilpafcbed hall be
E6$NTaS Congysj5 be dIl5ived.
That MOD Cs4grs6 bang dfspJ imprs1fd pitb a
: ...e,;.,l H. iseyeafzg danger5 zobicb fbre0tu ibe
xaTl .Aberfis5 etbfbsepkgf tbi, pr0virce with
,Ge ,l or adUeyarie' bei4g R,H iadsfagabf
L.1c 80 zbtsfo carry into execution their dep laid
sais s a 4Vieksd SwfsF Aud cogJiasrng The
ia 1 aecGglr f6af an affinity Of ne b,0vinee
- Dry frequently fitting, 10 eogiaf and dsUif
; Ga, s-" fbeir eo1vos yafefy therefore,
IN. ~PI, 7bGf II te, and IL is b1eby earae9ly
'1wiNi'- RfO me evsral neVn5gasd dfyIt75 IN ibis
ahl y'l'r af each sffksm q oytbrvifbee7 and de-
hen.i'"'y ~ meabers ar 70 them Pail jser afcsla,y
20. s'0 - ant-4s~7gSsTfaf f5em in PyOw1eal
i1iu az, = BE- bskkat Camb,f4gs on f5e fyg deg Of
GH,sLy ~ xz e.iai4g 10 Be eb.jsn BY l.eb Ony as
tsf1@ fO1 By LazVfo 0ats /v ,sprsjeDfafives ia the
tDruaryimbb, and be continued By adjournment,
5sHJ"iV fee eagf, until fbe 7nslagy next, pre-
hat noihR Wsdaslzay in Nay next. aadno Ing
rag miil ah, deliberate and reiofUe rpm lcb fg--
hg the Pres, asASatr God, @aH 6ee6eR2alfo JaUe
eaiurerf fiom impending ruin, and to. )fcve TIME
4. yk hbsrfis, dsyfved 70 rs from ar aareJgors,
EHtfieb his ar duty 10 frs'sUf FIR fgfa1ty.
at tq-OgfdtrEng Tie graft uncertainty Of ne Pre-
regiH5, and that unexpected Important eusuts nay
~ qVii from q0bencsif may be aki5ltey rfcsga,y
IN nag kgntes qObo may beelet7fl az a6ovs pro-
E'eg heral sret Jo0asy t5agfBe2y otsys msrfisand
b two oauuendt4 re svsral fo1ya5 and d.qyilJ,
ue sTs IT ~ igfy7 and aasboyize f5eiy ad 6lgzts5,
rs That Wear Cambridge aforHaiaor any otber Place
!, ansfiss gi0en tbem Of he nscefy fbrsf, gy The
the tfat may BE- ebefA byfbe fozvns IF Ckasle5-
Sed Ca u5riGge, Bro0klius, Roxbny and Dcre5sc
f'be I'D ngio4ty Of them, in /ac5 qgay as by
sihitance0 repsr. Aad II is further recommended
ed or attack r. Be- slel7ed that fbey e0Srm TIM
: aid forces ID alfr1t7isw.
aifo to dir sdtky order IF tie PyoViunial ca.grx5
fnging to JOHN HANCOCK, PrsFagnf.
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L D o N, Oaober 40.
NfiS day at Brentori, the election Of Knights
OF the Shire for the county Of Mddlefex, Mr. Wilkes
SERGEANT Gynn the two icinid ,fst Of about
in the morning in the Lord Mayors coach 81. fix
panied BY his ordhP and very large anof voters in sar
ages and hOrieback. 80 other candidates appearing
ospois Them the Sheri declared them duly elected.
General Cages line Of conduct mon plainly dico-
ved and proves how unfit he Is forh exalted and powerful
ftuasn Of commander IN chief In his asiSers rhs
ous addeHss 9efsnted him by the ooonas he into
il5erai inveve and eondecends Goop individuals IN
his replies, by which he oies all the dignity Of the e
glator.
YcAerday in the afternoon Lord North waited his Ma
iey Kew and had conference ad be the fablett
Of fome dispatches received from North-Ameficl.
0S. The marine, undsToders for Bottom TO Be d
embarked fhers,sn5 al in conjunction with the iapd forces
Yefsrds. morning e@ily, four wagons loaded with mill
tary flores fet out from the Pornouth, defined
zgain the unhappy people Of Boron. With fueh aaerity
and cruelty OF PurPo.e Go the Minay purus this bloody
constitutional buhues, that the Peions employed above
were up all Tuefaay night forwarding the fame.
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IL a. Jaos 81. Ii. vi
/ US I .s ':s.:s + s 's!a::
n 80 NJ Ltheir rights, taa, we
Y .Gn37z hssYunpardooable neglett
! B.. 'f2(otyour danger, watch
u <SfS fus imni,nei,iy great, and ought atten-
\ ~ he guarded againA. The improvement
! Iliria in general in the art military has
II @yrefore thought ncceilary and Rrongly re-
!&hded by this Congress We now think
sxHftiealar care lhould be taken by tho towns
Cxaria, in this colony, that each of the mi
sYmen rot already provided Herewith, ihould
stkrlea.ately provided herewith, hould be
hediaiely equipped with an effective hre-arFn,
pnet, pouch, knapfaek, thirty rounds OF car
~ and ball and thar they be diiciplined
Hines week, and oftner as opportunity may
TO encourage theie our worthy countrymen
Inin he XII ofcompleat folders, we recon-
n tsst TO the towrs and diariSts forthwith TO
,A,ir own minute men a Reasonable coniidera-
k<S#y1r their ferviceG--And in cafe of gene
~ liter, their farther fervices mutt be recon-
I'D by the provlncc--an attention to dcip-
N 1e militia in general is however by no means
vi 'y.kastt.
~ lie Iitnoit .brarfu.lrsls we sf.reycu Of
differentiation to eand or fall with the lipcr-
fnAmerica /; and while we humbly inn lore
!. ,bs sereign difpofer Of all things, to whole d.
ayI was providence therights of his cannot
Lying different, TO correct the errors, and after the
4 / in 4res Of an infatuated miniary, we canno:
,AaA ., Of his iupport even in the extream diff
W 5SS which we may all have to encounter
Y(FIrT IAN means devifcd for iaiesy BY the ge-
Ykn,itle Congreles of America and aIemblies or
III eolonenons of the colonies, be reioutely execut-
/,s.x.aesand happily fucceeded and may this injured
lle be renitated in the full exercife of their
II without the evils and deveAations of a civil
NJ iBN cgned By erdr Of The Pr0visoiAi Congress.
Sc JOHN HANCOCK, Pygfasm.
+ U@rYs( Atrm euraR from roe miamss,
/ ~ iBENIAmIN LINCOLN, Ssrraay.
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By Captain Blany, qVbO aryiVed AZ Aluybkbead
lat 7bay,aGy, n33 days from Falmouth, 4Vs b~ve
f5efollozoing advgeeJ, Ufz.
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~ THURSDAY, lE3TErR s., I774. (NUMB. 10

troubleiome times, which is the apioRy Mr.. Brsttl
makes for troubling the General with Us letter Capts
Minot, Of Concord, a very worthy nh this minute
formed Mr.. Bastle that there mad hes repeatedly m
prriiing applications to him TO warn his mpsay to me,
at one minutes wsrning equiPt with aiand ammunition.
according to law, he had eonsn'ly cenlthem, adding If
he did NOT crafty them he houd be eonihed quit his
Farms and town Mr.. Bratde told hImS bad better do
tha, than loie his life and be hanged ntchcl he OBJ
fetysd that many captains had done ~ Rh NOT in the
Regiment to which he belonged, which wa' under CO.
lionel Eliha Jones, but neishbo"'.ng ''rsnt.
Mr.. Brattc begs leave humbly TO qud whs;k
would not be beit that there ihould not be dcomh
officer Of the militia in the province.
This morning the lelett-meu OF Medford, Ne and
ceyed their town Gock OF POWDER sheh was he atena
| on ouary-Hi, 70 that there is theeinae Kings
powder only, which 1al remain there as aeierpohtum
| oh ordered out by the Captain Genera.
i 10 Bis EsreLlfny General Gage, &c. &c. e
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-For the M AssAc sETTs SPY.

lTo lis EsaeHsnty THOMAS CAer, Efq; Cevarsr ofsbc
P,oyiee Of Na0aebn s-Bay in Nesv- Engkard 10 rbs
Houet,abie bis Mai9qys Cssadi, and fbe Honawabic
Hsg efRprslsstafivs', in General COaneiiegmild al
San" JsSe H. d. I774. The Petition being ibt bird
sfbb, Subscribers, IL bctafsf all tbo, robs " divine
PetnNoa, bid in 6afs Of Ga0ey, ggiibiu tbe
Ie''esi Of free Country, bHnb!y @esOab,
~ H A 7 your petitioners apprehend they have in
4 Common with other men, natural right to be free,
ana Without medication, to enjoy fuch propctyi they
may acquire BY their ndufry by any other not
detrimental 10 their fellowmen and that peTon
baye any ut claim TO their evce without their content
- By coitraet TO become iervants were dragged by
eFsei hands OF power (ome OF US irVm deare
and Others toen from the boioms of tender pa
I'"'' Nd bought hither to be enlayed. Thus are we
SPH'1 u every thing that has tendency to make life
sven 'osAS. The endearng ties Of huband wife, parent,
SO'en' H'shs children did we FAY Alas no loonet are
U0i"' o1' hey are either fold given away helpes,
%'o'' our eois> whereby rendered ignorant of
ein aha they Oh US rand whenever any OF hoe connee
os arc i0Tmea anongN, the peaiues are embittered by
s Ssue1 Sohaefauon OF Nur iayey. BY our deploable
aAon we are rendered ineoable OF ewng our obedience
TO the supreme Governor of the Un.er BY being obliged
10 sonoEm oaFeVes to the duties whh naturally grow out
OF iueh relations, how fave peioim the duties of
haibsnd OF parents wife child We are Of en- under the
cruel neesiiity Of obeying man, not only in omAon Of
but frequently In oppaiition the laws of Cor 20 iniu
cal is aaVery to religion As hindcred by our 6ta
ton from obieryanee Of the laws of Cop, 10 Sanot
reap esGa benefit from the laws of the Land with other
iubeas. Y |
There's law Of GreatBrtain yet in this province
whereby be held in ayey without content. We
emble that many objections have, and may be objected
again ou Liberation but with gratitude thsic ho-
ffosrabs gentlemen who poke 70 much in favour lat
iesfons though iome may FAY amued, theie
with nsny Other grievances feel your humble petit
tioncrs hope your Exeeeney and onours will again take
W ,hsour third petition, and oaue act reioe to be
psfed u give your petitioners redres.
The Eandor and humanity of your Excellsnoy, and the
fruit weput in the honou'abe Rou, encourage hope
that Ionic method viii be fallen upon to grant ueh
Der Of hb Maelys iubee and uleiu members of focety
etscaualreic.
And sur petitioners in duty bound, fal ever pray.
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couNT RY NEW s.

MOUTH, Cato-Boy, AsggP, IT74'
,oqing melancholy affair happened IN TN, so 81,
e q. hoSrs OF one ard four in The morning y =
between y, Do' = Solder having been trsrmcd %. %
aoe ,m,r a. N.wYo, came here an! hired hisli 70
Me- Staple took dis opportunity in Mr., si h,,,eoinc
e 70 commit Rape the BODY OF ms - onId eat
at the lame I'm knf which h, h his hand, and pre-
pared o 1 he, ' Of to o her Y her s s'i Sans
bb s wa, obliged DO The folder ..sng nd "s an,
~ ~oS.r his his am, tsaenng to kill her nc n , s1d az
no luckily The lods, u;nO s bo" a shs. was uesu
engaged h, which ihe ran l1to ~ aiming him
u i,;5 s n a@pns out q :': The ' ,.s
S Sa,, xho went ia csfsh after him. ard asOo' ss:
~ ,ne afternoon lound him sseF, si':a s e'@n
him before mssisase, whsTs hs= :: 8
sass iafs in the Priion, At tfaihaI, saaisf'
~as i.Txa 1sasA~---
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IRE fOmg is authentic Csey cftbe IN sfParharsrf,
for afsnS mare ts7aei prsoa~ FIR fbe goVsrrmfrf Of
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For the MAssA IS sP .:
Tbrfsrigg iarety # ie:sr, d 70 be z''''' y %"

DTaAfI % TO ssnHafafT| N tLATs -
cembride, Asgsg as, I77E.
II n r. Brattle Ppslsnts his duty to his Leeiehey
lNI Governor Cse, he aFprebehds Il his DUTY % a.
Se.s. AID Knows to &c true, andis d p0rans' " Va,
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JEREMIAH ALLEN

y
II Informs his Friends and the P PUBLIC,
Il That he has received oy the LoEDoEs Capt. CALF,
4 And is opening for Sale,
Il At bis Shop in Ann. Street, little North Of the Draw
i Bridge, by Whoefale and Retail,
| A Compleat Anortment of Braziery,
Il "A Cutlery and Ironmongery c . D S, pOrchaied
i from the nos apr-~usd Manufacturers in
and which he doubts not VIVA a--tc<laa hosh in
tnS snS Quality to thOfe who peae to favour
heir cuaom. Aneng 4,bisb are tbe faAespSg,
i id. I'D. Ad. cd. 1od. and 2od. NAILS,
She.,5n0 and Boat ditto London Pcwtey Dihes, Plates
and Bafons, Tankards, Quart and pys Cans Quart,
Pint and Half Pint Tea Pots, Cream foss lea longs,
II Table and Tea Spoons, Bottle Cr"ns' wine Meaiues
Bed and Coie Stool Pans, Brafs prtes and skes Bell
..,. sr,o Waripo and Fra ing Pans, De and Book
II &C r.,,;,. of Al. kinds srafs Knockers, Ball Bolts,
MN cs,s'v P;nos pobs, Brafs Scales and Weights
SNN n''i p,sf. ~ son Csndlefieks, ALTO few Pair
Onsy M.,t. il TATE, Steel pring, japanned
rinees lhed Steel Shovel and Tongs, Bellows
nNA E,.r w. Box Iron Crates, Bed Screws half
o0a a"u ciers, Knive Boxes, make Gators, Bed
~u ~ Buckles FLYER, ivory, buck, bone, horn
~, 1ndic Knives and Forks, Pen<nives Of all forts
"e 'Npclars and Cuttoes, Snuff and Tobacco Boxes,
r1a-d Ivory Combs; gilt, plated and cquercd Coat and
i t Buttons; Shoe, Knee and Stock Buckles Of all kinds
Il npe and Dutch SpeeIcles, alfo few Pair TEMPLE Of
h extra Quality, Bra and Iron Locks and Hinges Of all
forts, Carpenters and Joners Tools, Awl Blades Shoe
Nppers and Pincers, Engh and French Gun Fnts Shot
Belts and Powder Fla, Powder and Shot, Bar and Sheer
Lead, 10 by GlaE and pitched worried Wool Combs;
bet Ccthers Shears, Smiths Anyis and Ves Iron Spades
Beaver, Gator and Felt Hat ALTO few white fured ditts
with Gold Buttons and Loops oE Ladies, Pee-tooth and
crocur Saws Steel and Iron Plate Hand Saws, fan cn-
nant and key hole ditto, Files and Rafps of all iorts
Oimblet, Tap and Bung Borers, Bamboo Dogcod iolid
oint and hazel Angling Rods Of all kinds, few Of the
neate Bamboo Rods perhaps ever in America
Tops for Rods, Cod and Maekrcl Lines, Hair and elk dtto
'ei Hurry Hooks, ditto Gimp and Hair, Snap Hooks,
and 10 Staye Reeds, IoYard ny Line Gimp, Landing II
Nets, Hygooie, oat painted cos, Bras winches3 Brads
md Taeks Of all forts, Nal Nippers, Mutt Crackers Cork
ere~s Brais and paper Ink Potts. Bra Beer Cocks, Pink
ng lions, Chair Center and Deueing Belts Crtch Head
10th, Table, Shoe and Buckle Buhes, Curling and Pinch
ig Tcngs, Wool Cards. Selves and Seiye Bottoms Houic
Tells, Pound Beads, No. !, and Silks, Kitchen lacks,
ompleat Bras and Iron Wire, Cuy Combs Dripping Pans,
orn Fans, painted Scale Beams, Hore Flems, BraE and
tcc Thmbes, Rat and Moufe Traps, Tin Plates, Look
g Glales of all kinds, few Pair Gold and Goh and y
hite oval Glaies the Palmyra Tale either with or n
ithout Jcrendoes. ..s .a II
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To the 2 U B L ] c.

As the times are threatning it behq'
one and all to 60 into the mott frugal methods tfn
courage our own Manufactures, and as there eIeatln
flpton Of Gloves in this large Country, we can mu'
eture enough here, fupply the whole Continents Jcf
will employ our own people, and keep large ium oflo-
ney here, which annually ent to England for Glovec
which are better and cheaper than can be imported In
England /, is hoped therefore, that the Importation ops
articeat lcaR will be totally topped.
Theie may certify, that Philip freenh,
will iuppy Merchants and ShOP-keePers with the is
following, viz. Buck-Skin GLOVES, Moray e'
ditto Purple, ditto Wah Leather, ditto Beaver Sknln
the mott reaonable terms, at the blue Glove in Up-
Street, facing the ign Of the corn-Fieds, near the x
Bolton.
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IHAKES for making Of filming Liquid
~ Backing for Shoes Boots, sc. Theie Cakes make
with the utmof Eas, BY the Addition of Water only,
mott excellent filming Liquid Backing, much hyperion to
any hitherto knows it gives the fnet Black and mot
besutSul Clo to the LeatheS yet renders in tiff or
hard, but the contrary peyeats its cracking, and pre-
ierves it io Piabe, and mellow the very a whereby
it rendered agreeable 10 the Wearer, as well as
much durable. The Shoes that are BACKED with 1t
will neither foil the fingers in putting on, the Stockings
in wearing.
N. B. They are very fit for Leather Bottom Chairs
Chaie, &c.
The above, with fmsli Alteration, is the London
Advertisement of the backing Cakes, Of which Experience
proves the Truth.
They fold by Wholefale and Retail BY
SA M u Z L L Ii o T,
At his Shop near the Head of Doek-Square.
Where may alfo be had,
eompeat Allotment of Engli India and Scotch Piece
Goods, fine AHortmcnt of Irh Linnens, Stationary,
Cutlery and Hard Ware, KPpen's Snuff Spices, Sc.
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THE great demand fa fbi, pa
4 ten octGjionsa many gid rad
d;jaRpaated, for sUbicb tie publ
FRY He s.7K, in future, ended
vem any thing Of the ike kindj
lang as be may haze The boa0ar
hand jfrVanf TO the public.
Tile gls0my frgtped Of pull
prstsnt, in tbs dev0fed capital,
JSme preiling Demands apon BID
great reluctance be informs bis
can BY no means 0ntauer With
aGqaace /. He IS ioafb to fyOzbIa
dunning' advertisement, bit his.,
it nefsDGy:: His eE/lOmers IN The COZ.
in this proVinee, and bef in the ofbe
be hopes mil take proper notice o.
eoaGdfr there Is no peDfbiGy, (ePeel
young beginner) in carrying on
aUifboat regular payments.
II sO0rk sftbis kind, il is zcsH kae
tended NTH great expsnee, and bs "a
mution, that the MASSACHSEa,sss
SPY is a third larger than any Nl
PablJ5sdm this province, and can't
MesUs, as many Political E1Gys,
Amviea /; and is the eleapsIf on
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Choice Chefhire Cheele,

Which will fuit the ncei taite,
Tua imported in Capt. Symmes and
And 70 be OLD by
CHAR LES l. = w L,
OvpOite the Bottom Stone, in Marlha neg 'he
Ml-Bridge.
This quantity of Cheee is equal in goodneis, y
tior, to that imported and fold by him lat tau,
AlCc. excellent FLORENCE OYLI In
FHlSs, warranted good, and the belt OF
Engliih M:hfard, by the bottle, iiFie
pound, or lefs.
OATMEAL by the Buihcl, or fnaler auanti'y1
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HIS is to forewarn all perlons from
truaing MARY, the wife of the Sublcriber. as ne
bPed from my bed and board, and behaved in verv
Pmmg manner win pay no debts of her contraa.
nm the date hereof
gu, jay 8, I774. BENJAMIN ROSS.
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BosTcs, Jase goth, I77a.
rHIS is TO forewarn all Perfons from
harbOurng, coneeang, or trufing the wife of me the
iber, as ihe has eoPed from my bed and board with
per msn,who goes by the name of Doctor Buckle who-
will give information where ihe may be found aII be
lonely rewarded for their trouble.
his
ANTHONY + cAREBELL.
I -,e mark.
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4 SMART, active Lad, who is neither
n a Maeaysri, or SIoVeni is wanted as an AfPkEN-
lICL to tie Printing Buinels. Enqure OF the FriHreF
hereof.
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GAR DEN Sc E DIS.
Imported in Captain HOOD Eon LONDON,
And to be SOLD by
SUSAN N A r E TX E N,

At her Shop the DrawBhdge, Foretreet, BosToE,
EARLY Charlton, early golden Hotfpur,
- white Rouncival green Marrow, SPanifh Moratoes,
crooked Sugar and Leadmans dwarf PEAS, TokeT, beh
Winlor early Libon and large Dutch Kidney BEANS,
Suanibureh, Spani fvern and Portugal Onion orange,
early mort early yellow and feare Cauo fSeing Parf
nip, early Turnp, early fhOrt-tOPPed London, Salmon
Turnip, Spanih and aret RaddIh, early Frame, white
Cabbage, white Co.'s, early green Co.'s, large green Co.'s,
bloody Co.'s Aleppo Co.'s, brown Dutch mable,rOya brown
Dutch Imperial Tenniba and Capuehin Lettice, preey
and round Spinnage red Bcets Italian and fold CELERY,
curled Pepperga, Indian ces, cued and large rooted
Batterea eiry Dutch, large Scotch, large Winter and
Turnp Cabbageen white and yellow Savoy, long early
prckey green Turkey and long Roman Cucumber, Baum,
fweet Ma,oram, Thyme, Roiemary, Lavender and fage
Seed white Muard, Hemp, Rape and Canary Seed, broad
red and fine white Clover, Luce, Rye Crais and othsr
Grafs Seeds, Durham bef Flour Muaard, Split Peas.
Croces, Engh and India Goods all which May he had
cheap for Cath.