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$50 Ey' - A/If'
] ay | was invited 20 ailiit woman in
Lying about four miles from my
in Arlington. The Infant was
%,A curious Phenomenon was ex-
IA formed a cartilagincoa:
M regularly placed on the head of
ktiguous to the erazizm only the kin
Efh: forehead, and round about the
EISk part of the head, rifing about
% .s4from the fsull bone, on the
"a = s End tken gradually declining.
vi 1t very nearly reiembied'
s@nre worn by che young Ia
= leeiys q hprt about . week
inse 1iin the ieventh month
Ia 70 ,illid was fill born
'es.erlronat a. 9 funeral IN Al
OF OH hys ass. the aged, and
Mouhon parilh being preIented
iaiie rePoIual on iuch oceaIions,
- my d4 upon being urged to
MarinS' ed giving for reafon,
.oveW Fpliahc Fith TIC re-
tnat ontinchtalN Congrcis,
mace A fough afitf y . con-
inc iatea1k GLOVES weFr taken
,7ls 'ue1d been laid upon the|
1WH pail .holders were taken
t exak DIs tl5ii
Aeuebecp dated November zo
ieat th9intcrpreter who has been
l.icnsg 10 know If they viii give |
Hthe Kings troops againR the
sSAthsre be occaiion for them have
nv that it IS ; family quarrel, and
lAno meansinrerfere between the |
Chen.
Tyr adds, that they will ALTO be |
~ to mufer any Canadians for
sAts& GOD preieryc and de-
on .-
rfeiy arrived from Quebec, we
!. that application had been made TO
inhabitants of Canada to arm them
e the colonies ; that..they rejected the |
h indignation, and declared that. if
adam ihould be deluded 10 Ear as to !
heir Gaer Colonies, they would fend
relief.
idea are we kdto fern Of SsBrilibl |
.u :---kY on oydry cf the ayiqyy ecgrriI
gitsd frsm yrocizdne he means ef de-
e.,bs llsa,c nme TIE qU5sie influence sfI
9afriea 10 Rir Up sss canadsaps asa
7 ths t5rsGsf.--1 conduit nat 1srsbqyfl
haza If is zoeak ard iAtoht1.
fA of the South Pafld, in Dedham
c. 9Th infant, and made choice
PS ham Billiard, Captain, Enfen
dtf Lieutenant, Serieant Nathan
ed Lieutenant, Serieanrs E.benczer
gH.nfgn., And luch is the prefent
81 ydiicipline there, thatthe follow
cl,ended on. viz.
aiaine upwards of iifty0 feveral of
u.s. 20 years of age, met as above
fgA determined TO out' themfelves in
chi n as to be in a iate of defence,
Ice Of fleir officers as follows.
ard inner. Eio;C Captain, Deacon Eb-
fd "A Lieutenant, EnGgn John
difo, Captain Nah. Desn I'd ditto.
luller. 9Th ditto. Deacon Moles
vrt
lsn;ns Es;Ied. for Portfmouth. Ncw-
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Ex.,a7 If LITTER from Ckar!sfesva, in SSmt-
Carolina. Nozy. rs.
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Y, December -.
} N.
a US, that the En- =
of the advantages
fupport afforded
u of Great. Briraia
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repugnant to the laws OF Grcat-Britaia.
Now the Americans can't MAKE law TO
ennave the Africans without contrEdic-
ting the law of God and the law of
Great-Brtain.
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ITO be fold, a fct of 5raizers tools cheap,
4 TO- can, an pair Of bellows. Enquire Of tbs
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II " WI n - HAAANE ~ y .
BosToF, February 2.
ARRIVED. Newheny, from New-Lonasn Stewart
and Calender, Virginia Corham, Prince and Atkins PHI
ladsphia Archer, Cape-Eiehoia.
NEwBuRY-PoET, February
r ARRIyED. Boardman, Dominica and GaadalouP |;
Tappan, Grenada and St. Martins.
PIscATAoyA, February 3.
ARRIVED. Lurey, St. NiehOla Jae<fon Grenada (;
Boardman, Cuadaoup.
NEw-LoNDoE, February 4.
ARRIVED. Wattles, Jamaica Perkins, Crenadoes.
NEw-HAvEN, February :.
ARRIvED. Ward, New-York.
RHoDE-IsLAED, February 1.
ARRIVED. Field, Ma tuel<et.
NEw-YoRK, February
ARRIVED. NONE.
PHILADELPHIA, January z6.
ARRIVED. NONE.
S2$S<>S$$$S$$
DHOICE PEAS, lie Of Shoals DUNE
~ FISH, BEEF, RYE, few barrels RYE FLOUR,
and PORK. to be SOLD BY
John BARRETT and SONS,
near the MILL-BRIDoE.
w A N T E D.
TEN GUINEAS, for which ample
i ecuriy viii be given. Enquire OF the
Printe-.
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with the ffiff-necked Americans, and the
flip that carries this tea mutt find protceti-
OH under man of wars ftern, for land it
ihe cannot, or both ihip and cargo will be
deitroyed. She is chartered, it leemS, out
and home on the fame goods, and to be
equally paid for bringing them back, as
landing them.
We learn from Marblehead, that fun
dry articles left to becleaniedat Cat-Inand
after the dearuetion of the inoculating
hoipital there, were lately taken from
thence, among which were feven gowns,
1.-THE property Of fome ladies who had tn:
fmall pox there) feveral coverlids and blan-
kets, and aquantity of iron ware.--Twen-
ty Dollars reward is offered by Jonathan
Glover and company, upon conviction Of
the offenders, and who, upon their diico-
very are determined again to try tie arcngth
of the county goals.
A letter from Madeira mentioning the
late gale of wind at that iland, fays, !" the
oldeit perfon here does not remember of
ever feeling fuch ahighfea, nor fuch a hea-
Wy gale of wind, and had it lated an hour
longer, all the veHels, which were 20 in
number, would undoubtedly have come a.
ihorc. That 66 people periihed, and it is
computed that 100, oool. property was
loft in goods and veilels."
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M o N D A Y, March zs.
B O S L O N.

Friday laf arrived here the Halifax arm
ed lchooner, Capt. Rogers, from Carolina,
fhe failed from this place fome time fnce,
with James Montague, Efq; fon of the
Admiral, who was appointed TO the conn
mand of his Majeify's loop lamar, in the
room of Capt. Lobb, decealed, itationcd at
Cape Fear:
ExtratF Of Letter fran 81. Egaatid, Feb. a3.
I774.
&C Admiral Perry, with feet off fail
of men of war, and feveral tranfports, paf-
fed by this road about twelve days pait !;
fome of the officers came on fhore and got
liberty to preis out of the Engliih veiIels !;
it foon took wind, and the different Cap-
tains baked the Admiral's intentions.
Various were the conjectures of people -
The deitination of the feet was a great
fecret no getting the leaf intelligence
from the officers or men However, yeifer-
day arrived avelel that brought intelligence
of the fleets being atanchor at Crab-I1and
where the Admiral has absolutely boiited
EngIifh colours. This Ilsnd the Spaniards
have laid claim to, and even gone 70 far as
to take Englifh and other foreign vciiek,
that have watering, &c. at the Iland. 1t
is very plain in fight of Porto-Rico; and
one Of the frigates it is faid, is zone into
St. Johns, to acquaint the Spanifh Cover
nor ofthis proceeding And it is reported
that two Packetswcrc immediately dlipctch-
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S A T u RID A Y, Match rs.
B o s r O N.
Capt. Craig, who arrived at PhiladeIph

Capt Craig, who arrived at Philadelphia,
informs, that the brig, Captain Pack
wood, from New-England, ovcriet in lat.
70, and the people were taken off her bot
tom and carried into Antigua.
Wednesday, the 18th of April, is APP
pointed by authority to be obieryed as day
of public fafin the Colony of Connecticut.
Yeferday arrived here the Brigantinc
Brothers, Capt. Chambers, in 10 weeks
from Falmouth, but Taft from St. EuRatia |;
having with the lois of her main-matt
bee n blown off the coat.
We hear from Newcastle, New-Hamp-
fibre, that her Serene Highnefs Caroline
Augufa Harriet, Prince1s hereditary of
Browtonfburgh, Dutchefs of Bontonfburgh
and Wormigrove, Marchionefs of Waldo
grave, sc. has lately taken up her reiidcnce
in that town.
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-IOH-N HoU S E NJ A N,

MIL L-W RI G n T, from LoN DON,
A. Mr.. ReII,, Holyoke-Strset, South end, BosToE,
UNDERTAKES TO build or repair
rooa kinds of M 5 now in ue, either in Great
Rv;.s;n or America, viz. Water, and Wind Cnf Mills,
paUer and Saw Mills, &c. and fits up Rollers fOrcrh-
inc Of Malt ali in the mott and eompeatef manner
aio BOIting Mills of all kidsand makes up French tones
and 81, them up with proper Gore Work, and he has
Wire Work for cillinder Flour Maehne will warrant Il
TO dre 40 Buhcls Of Wheat Mealn one hour, and viii n
the s ecOnd thirds and fourhs ns and eoare Dao .'
one operaton, which by Cloth Boting Mill requires many,
il viii make more or lefs Of the rs, eeonds, &C. by only
turning over the partitions and viii prove ts the mott uie
full thing Of its kind that has been ued in thee parts.
Thois who pleaie to favour the aOread JoHs HOysE-
MAN with their commands, may depend on being
erved as above, aud their favours acknowledges by
their mott obedient and mott humble iervant,
IOHN HOUSEM A NJ
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F R D A Y Marcn IS.
B o S T o N.
From a late London Piper

We are informed, from good authority,
that notwithstanding the compliments paid
bv the Americans to the merchants and
owners of fhips trading to America from
London. there are hve-huhdred chefs Of
tea lately fhipped for that continent, and
that the duty for the fame is renitted before
hand by the ueafury, to New-York {:
However, no 6neile, we are told, viii co
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When his PrufIian h1ajefy took pofleii-
on of Prague, he was furvcying one of the
principal czthedrals, attended BY one of the
mott dignifcd EccleiizRics and psrceiving
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-03-31

ID USSIA duck, bef Petersburg hemp,
Dutch rope yarns, alto quantity of choice junk, nj
20 make into cOrdage any ze part of which will DO
for rigging FINAL yeIes without working ever to be fold at
MAS w A L L + Us
Store on Dock-Squae,
Where is to fell by wholeale or retail,
Dutch looking-glaAcs of various flies,
Dutch brcs Jingle or BY the fet, hampers of One ware,
viz. quart and pint Mugs and Chamber Pots; few cak'
choice Rice all forts Spices very low, Oatmeal per buhe
parcel ofne Naraganfet and Pomtret Cheeie, new Nai
6nsI Curants, and ali forts Of Groceries ufnal--
except TEA.
NJ B. quantity of choice sthaded Seine Irvine, for
Salmon, Maclrel or Herring Nets.
Alto, White Beans per buiheL
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NEw-YORK, December 3, 1878.
p R o P o S A L S


For printing by SvHscRIPTIoN,
THE Memoirs of the Life OF the Rev.
i GEORGE WHITFIELD, M. A. Late Chaplin
If the right Hon. the Ccunres of Huntingdon. In which
every ccumance worthy Of natee, both m his private and
pubc character is recorded. Faithfully ieeeted from his
original papers, Journals and Letters. Iufr7ted BY va
ety of ntereng and entertaining Anecdotes, om the bea
authorities.
To which are added,
A particular account of this Death and
Funeral and extracts from the Sermons which preach
cd on that oocafon.
Ry the Rev. JOHN GILLIES, D. d.
a c o D o N $.
I. IL iha be printed in large TSeves, on good paper
and with new and neat types.
H. IL will eonf of about three hund ed pages, and the
r;ee 10 the fubfcrbers viii be than Six ShiGng
neatly bound and esered, although the London edition
nearly double that prise.
III Il ia be put to the pref foon geo have hb-
Exibed and the Of the fuberibsr printed at the
beginning. - 81
w The books as ioon 6nihed, wiz Be delivered TO
the fublcribers upoa paying Six ShiIings.
" Thofe that lubicrbs1OE twelve hs have thirteenth
gratis.
subscriptions are taken in by PHILIP
FREEMAN in Union-feess facing the corntelds, and
PHILIP FREEMAN, jun. near Liberty-Tree, IN Bofton
ni CT all the Printers and Booksellers the Continent
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This is to acquaint all gentlemen and
ladies that the baking bunef will be carried on as uua
by the fbfenber who is determined to give unvera IA
,;sf,a;an. WILLIAM FLAGG.
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I the fubfcriber intend

wv leaving of the Baking bu6neE very cOn, do take
this opportunity Of returning my thanks to hoie gentlemen
and ladies who have ayoured with their euitom inee
my late huibznds deceafe. MAkf SOKSOmn '
N. B. Avery good hore and handlome chae to be iOld
Enquire of Mary Surcomb. ,,,,,.
The buiinels will be carried on suual BY Mr.. William
F2ao0. BseOs, February z3d,I774.
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S / L K S
And Super6ne BR ROAD CLOTHS.

y PRIME aGortment of Padufoys, Du-
capes, LuteArings plain and figured Sattins, Da-
ma<s Sarinets, Sc.-perne fashionable coloured Broad
Cloths, with fuzble Enings and Tnmmings;
To be Sold at an exceeding low rate, BY
John BARRE EFT and SONS,
At their. fhcp near the Mill Bridge, Bottom,
Where may be had, all kinds of
Englifh, Scotch, India, Hardware
and Cutlery GOODS,
BY Whoeiale or Retail,
Extremely cheap for Cath or ihOrt Credit.
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His MAJESTY 's msa gracious
SPEE c H to bath HOUSES Of PAR
LAMENT, on 7bzylay, January -,
+ I774.
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H Z mutual length of the lafi
felton, of Parliament made me
deiirous of giving you as long
recefs as the public ieryice
would admit. | have. there
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TEREMIAH ALLEN

Informs ri, Friend, and. the BL &c,
That he has received oy the LoEDoE, Capt. CAL1y,
And is now opening for Sale,
AT his Shop in Ann Street, little North Of the Draw
Bridge, by Wholeals and Retail
A Compleat Allotment of Bravery,
n Cutlery and Ironmongery G o q - PI.ena.eo
from the molt approved Manufacturers IN 1rea'nH.An'
and which he doubts not viii give atisaeuon O0en -
Price and Quality to thofe who Peafe to favour nun WIKI
their Cuifom. 4mosg ,svbieb are THE folDsvTg'
I'd. id. 4d. Cd. rod. and 2cd. n ALL .,
Sbeabnp ana Boat ditto London Pewter Dihes' Plates
and Bafons, Tankards, Quart and Pint Cans VSAn'
Pint and Half Pint Tea Pots, Cream Pots, lea longs
Table and Tea Spoons, Bottle Grains, Wine Meaufss'
Bed and Clofe Stool Pans, Bras Kettles and Sle bel
nette ditto, Warming and Praying Pans, Dek ana nook
CAFE Furniture Of all kinds, Bras Knockers, BAL botS'
Cock Pins Screw Rings Knobs, Bras Scales and Weights
Money Scales, Bra and lion Candeieks, alto rev ra'i
Princes Mettle in the nrweR TSe, Steel prng, aPanned
and iron SHUTTERS, poled Steel Shovel and longs, Bellows
Box and Flat Irons, Box Iron Crates Bed Screws, nan
and quarter Carriers Knivc Boxes, make Gators, beo
Caps and Turn Buckles FLYER ivory bucks bone, morn
and maple handle Knives and Forks, Penknives OF all icr'
Razors Scias and Cuttoes Snuff and Tobacco Boxes,
Hon and Ivoy Combs; gilt plated and acqueed Coat and
nrea Buttons; Shoe Knee and Stock Buckles ct all kinds
Temple and Dutch Spetacles, ao few Pair Temple OF
an EXTRA Oualty Bras and Iron Locks and Hinges OF all
lorts Carpensers and Joinefs Tools, Aw Blades Shoe
Nippers and Pincers Engh and French Gun Fint snos
Bells and Powder Faks Powder and Shot, Bar and Snset
Lad 70 By Clafs, and pitched worried Wool Combs;
be Clohers Shears Smiths Anvs and yiie Iron Spades
Beaver, Gator and alto few white furred dtts
with Gold BurobSAh Loops for Ladies, Peg-tooh and
crocur SawsfSts and Iron Plye Hand Saws. fahtefi-
st and ksyVe5e aittos Files bnd RaiPs of al orts,
oimbcts, Tap @ Bong BensJs Bamboo, DOgwcod, ofd'
joint and hazel Angling Rods Of all kinds, few Of the
nsass bno a sa5 j il Amerssa Rfs
beR Hurry Hooks ditto Gimp and Hair, Snap Hooks
and 10 Stave Reeds, Io-YadHy Line Gimp, Landing
Nets, y-gooie, out painted Cors, Bras Wnehes Brads
and Tacks Of all forts, Nail Nppe, Mutt Crackers, Cork
Screws Bras and paper Ink Pots, Bras Beer Cocks Pink
ing Irons, Chair Center and Deueng Belts Clutch Head
Cloth, Table, Shoe and Buckle Buihe, Curling apd Pinch
ing Tongs, Wool Cards, Selves and See Bottoms, Houie
Bells, Pound Beads, No. i, and silks, Kitchen Jacks,
compeat Bras and Iron Wire Curry Combs, Dripping PANS
Corn Fans, painted Scale Beams, Hoe Flems, Brai and
Steel Thmbes, Rat and Mouie Traps, Tin Plates, Look
ing Claies Of all kinds, few Pair Gold and Gold and
white oval Clanss the Palmyra Taae, either with or
without JerendOles.
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AS the times are threatning It oehoyes
one and all TO 60 into the mott frugal methods 70 en-
courage our own Manufactures, and as there great eoI
fanpton 81 Gloves in this large Country, we can manu-
arc enough here % fuppy the whole Continent wn.en
will employ our own peoples and keep large ium OF MO-
new here, which is annually ent to England for Gloves and
which are better and cheaper than can &c imported rom
England II is hoped therefore, that the Importation o. TINS
axticlsa lrat win be totally topped.
Theie may certify, that Philip Freeman,
l ,pov Merchants and Shop-keePers with the lorts
following. Va. Buck-skin GLOVES, Norway Doe
dtro Purple, ditto Wa Leather, ditto Beaver Skim on
the uo reafonable terms, the blue Glove in Union
Street, facing the gn Of the cOrnFeds' nsar the Dock
Bottom.
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STHE e,sat .lmaml f,' t5i5 Pabei', baAtt-
4 ten sseayfo1ed ma4y good cy9omk5 % 3
Alapponfsd, far (Which he pulitzer is cil,y
E17y: He goiA, in future, eS6saVOnr 10 Pre-
ant any thing sf tie like kind baPpemG,yS
long as be may haze the banOHr Of 6eiAg On
hand jsrvaat to the public.
Tie gIbouy prgPed Of pubic afmrf, ct
.pyxisa, in this dsv0tsd capital, has orcgysoned
jSne preiIing Demands apon him, subiab soitb
great reluctance be informs bis aJfofqeys, be
can BY no means aalaVer qUitbeat their kind
alIqanee He i5'loafb to tr0able them auitb
sdunning' Advertisement, 5at bis affairs 7lais
ii nece0a,y His eaf'mers IN The e'ant'y isrl'Es
in tbs broVnee, and tbgfs in the otbe, esisnlfs,
be hopes will take proper notice Of IT, and
e0aGdsr there is no poDibiHty, Especially for a
young beginncr) in carrying on bEiHsfs
aoifbouf regular payments.
If gvork oftbis kind, 1t is sveH kn0s0n IS at
tended with great expeuce, and be bsgs las,e p
mention, that The MASSACHUSET IS
SPY is atbird larger than any Ne1Os-Paper
bubli0pd in this brovinee, and contains as nincb
Nss0s, as many Political E0ays, as any N
-14meIea and is the ebsapsf on The glsbe.
/. THOMAS.
BglQ0n, June 9, I774.
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AMERICAN INK-POWDER.

"A Experienced and found to be equal, IT NOT iSPer,or
to anv imported The excellent Qualities Of this Powder
are thar Il makes The be black Writing lax, and very
convenient for Gentlemen, Merchants, Attonies and
Others tina. trye it being cunbcrome and Liable 10
.thoe M.ehanees that other Ink is. The Ink may pc
made in large or FINAL Quantities, as Is mott convenient.
As freezing cold this may be made with little Brandy or
other Spirits nor liable to freeze One Quality peculiar
to this Ink is that though the Writing be expoied to e
tcme wet il alters nor, but will remain long as the
Paper endures. This Powder decayeth not by keeping
Note the above Powder has Ingredient in il that pre-
vents Ink from becoming thick and mouldy.
ANY Perlon by applying TO A nm NOR N,
nearly oppoGte the Poa-0f in Bottom, OF 5 AM U L
NOR TON, the Maker, in bingham, may be iuePled
with any Quantity Of fid Powder, as wby the Gro'
as the Britih.
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Steel Plate M L L S A w s..
a N u NJ BE R of Very fine En-
4 a gIih Steel Plate MILL SAWS fuitabse
rthe Eaward, ufe peor toany ever in America before,
Is jua arrived and to be S o D BY
CHARLES SIGOURNEY.
Ar his Shop at the Head Of Dod<-Sqparc,
Oppofi<e Greenlezf's Auetion-Rcom, BosroH.
With Large Aflortment Of all Sorts of
Braiziery, Ironmongery, Cutlery and Ship
Chandlery G o o S, Con6Ring of every Article that
is Imported in the Hard Ware Branch, and too many ODE
enumerated in an Advertisement.
Thofe who to pusehaie by Wholefae, viii find il
worth their whe call, be is determined TO ell as low
as any penon in town ALSO,
Double refined Englih Sugar, coPPsrs and Alum
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BosroN, 7Hre goth, 1874.
THIS is to forewarn all Perlons from
a harbOune, conceaing, or truing the wife Of me the
fubfcrber as e has eoped from my bed and board with
another who goes by the Of Doctor Burke who
ever win give information where he may be found zI be
Handsomely rewarded fof their trouble.
his
ANTHONY I cAREBELL.
mark.
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md to Be- Ela BY JOHN KNEELAND, next
10 fbe TSeaarsrs Office, in Mik-SfyaE,
! D EMARKS on the Rev. Mr.. HopkinS's
N Anfiver 70 TrsA, Untitled, g A Yndeatioa Of
the Power, Obligation anS encouragement ofthsnegons-
rate 70 attend the Means Of Grace" &c.
By MOSES HEMMENWAY, A. M.
PaRor Of the 6rf Church in Wells.
NJ b. A few Of the above Authors Vindeation may be
had at faid Knsel1nds Office.
- Tbss spba bavs Snkjpfrs IN fbsir Hzsds are re-
qusIgedse rffErn them Immediately.
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S L K S
Anassaper6ne BROAD CLOTHS.

A PRIME aAortment of Padhioys, Du-'
II - t,,,.serlpss plain and figured sattinss Da-
sssets sc-iuperine aiIonabe cooared Broad
Cloths Cloth, with ui,abIs Linings and Trimming
''' To Be Sold at an exceeding low rate, BY
IOHN BARRE TT and Sons,
Az their lhep near the Bridge, Bottom,
Where may be had, all kinds OF
Englifh, Scotch, India, Hardware
and Cutlery GOODS,
By WhoIeiale or Retail,
Extremely cheap for Cath on Mort Credit
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-07-15

A UNG Woman with good
n Breaf of Milk, would be glad to 80 into Gentle
mans Family to lucke. Enquire Of the Printer.