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to advance on the enemy, and it was 'hought
advilable to lead them on" II IS agreed
that The Govrnor's army f'td .fr9, sUbstbsr
betSx the time givsn them syas tlGlPed Is Aj-
pated, Int tbAtfbe R4gnlatmt had G,f taken
up their arms which tDey had groHndtd, I.H0s
not heard tven e6srted: Thy guards in Eng
land tObtn they are called out generally ftf trs
blind, but this, tbeE that badtbs command Of
The artillery qgainf men 0nly tsotnty Jfgs yards
dijiant, and at bsf any prOOidfd SViib l'"1H
arms, prsLabJ fbongbf TOO great rR; TIE
artillery, as that sffesr Fxpx.DS' it, aO@' '0fa
/" in manner thar did fervce to the caule,
and honour to tholc concerned in the drectl
on." Ard Gme think as the friend Of N''fb'
Cayol;nu o3jtrve,, thai Precedence t,7k part !"
it.: but sohefber proVidsnts interfsrfd more
f;r tie fatfy Of 1000 that Ejtapfd fire q
a,fiicry lsf tb1iy yards dfant, and p:gib@
~! UT e*3s<'ed, or ia, tie ovtrfbr'S0 Of f''fy
Or ftiy sUretcbfs fail to be killed BY this dread
FIJI fire, o. in ibs killing or 1OoHndiHg q thirty
out Of ibis Enan toyt5 IF ARTILLERY, every ma"
mar JUICE q, be may tt caaF. Tbs F'e4m'
Jf0nre Of friag A2a" leotb lJapt9F"g tbeml'f"f'
in renJ, o,4 arbojs a ms at.rs IN he gr'H"@
is 10 EXTREMITY oaio,t', tbof I eana'f think any
man Of b,Aom sopl. IL gully Jh;5nf the re-
part has goinfdfoe much gr9nHd" &C. Jet Gb@f
BY anonymous coniyaai 7ionj aadn4mF!CJ afr.
tiaas t0fbe contrary, and it aVon~ be rsaf'4g
TIE pabIiek Nth tao great e0atsmtt"0t to d!l-
proVs it in III frongsf manner,3 it IS realy
capable sfbAqg Alrr0Os6.
I60ut rraa thar )ome gcntlemEa, met at the
Kng'5 firms tavsyn in Nerobftn, haze 0rdeTFd
iome injertious in NeuO England fGffr to be
Turn BY tie Sheriff ana BY tie hands Of tie
tommon bangs,an as thy pifebEd npa" PHbhf
filters far this bgGneG, 'by'erfainy meant 10
gree ii The air Of a govUmtSfai 07 il |,
they 0t1sdrnb npon principles which they en-
damn in tie Regulators, and that thar Sheriff
and that tbei, 6angnr0n may tajeiy J6akf hands
NTH any Of ne Regulator sjfatfd at Alam0n-
&c, any ofbr difference tefgOfen them nat
rUif6fandIng.
ImlH not take MP mare Of y'Rr r0om, but
if any thing y5oaU appear in HnyN'rtbD" pa
per TO refate Or JoiOe tbsls 0lys7i'ns, imp0rti-
MY pOiA doubtlslj engage y'R to inert it in
EEEs. Fl q III O.
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A LII Perlons, who have any de-
4 \ mands on the effate of MARY
STORER, late of Bottom, deceaied, al. de-
fired to bring in their accounts to EBENE-
FER STORER, Administrator on faid E.
fate, in order to fettlement.
Said STORER has for fale, an
excellent pair of Horfes, and Cunice with
Harneies, sc. compleat ALTO, choice Mar
raganiet Cheefe, and Dorchefer Ale, with a
general Anortment of ENGLISH GOODS,
cheap for caih.
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a WOMAN, about thirty years
L \ of age, that can be well recommend
I'd, and is willing to GO into the country and
live in family, 10 do any kind of work,
may hear of place by enquiring of the
Printer
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For the TEETH and GUMS.
JACOB HEMET,
DEN fist to her MGjstly and the Pin
ccfs 6'aeLiG.

II EGS Leave to recommend to
- the Public, his newly Uncovered EE
fence of Pearl, and Pearl D0ufTiee, which
he has found to be greatly fuperlor not only
in elegance, but ALTO in efficacy, to any thing
hitherto made ule Of for complaints of the
Teeth and Gums Particularly they V,ill pre-
Icrvs The Teeth in perfe6t found fate, even
TO old age; they render them white and
beautiful, without ia the leaf imparing the
enamel faJ2en fuch as are looie, keep fuch
as are already decayed from becoming worfe,
prevent the 7ootb-A eb, perfectly cure the
Sewvy in tie Gums, and make them grow
firm and eifs to the teeth; they likewife
render the breath delicate, fweet, and re-
medy almoit all ;hoGc diforders that are the
coniequence of fcorbutic gums.
Sold (by appointment of Mr.. Hemet)
wholefaIe and retail, by ". Bayiy, Perfu-
mer, in Cockfpur freet, near the bottom
of the Hay market, London, and at WiAi-
am SCOTS Irih Linen Store, near The Draw
Bridge, Bottom, New England.
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CTOLEN out of the houte OF
- Mr.. Percy, innholder, on the 'oad
between Woods Hole and Bolton, on the
10th infant, the following articles VIZ
One broad red ftriped jacket, one coarie
linen lhirt, one child's fine linen ditto one
eauze handkerchief, two pair OF worried
Bookings, one pair blue the other blue and
white lpotted, one worried night cap, one
pair dinio,hy drawers, one pair long srow.
f:rs made Of fai cloth: They are fuPpoied
to be ffolen BY one John Chambers, las ne
has been ieen iince the robbery was commit
ted with part of the cloa.hs on) ne Is we'll
fes fellow, abou five feet five or Tx inches
high, wears his own hort curled hair, rather
fandy, pi,ted with the frnall pox, has Ion
the ufe of one of his eyes he has been a
filming at the Hand Of St. Johns this FUN.
mer, he came from Halifax in the schooner
Mary, Capt. French, and was landed a
Manha's Vineyard few days before !:
Whoever will apprehend the tibet 70 that ne
may be brought to jufice, fhaD receive wo
Dollars reward and all neeefary charges
paid, BY CHRISTOPHER POlIS
BsGsn, Nevembsr Io, 1874.
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DANIEL SCOTT,
AT his Medicine Store the Sign Of the
Lssbard, South End.

AT his Medicine Store the Sign of the
Leopard, South End.
TAKES this method of inform
u ing all Gentlemen, Ladies, and o.
Tiers, who have had the Misfortune to lole
their Teeth, that he Fill continues the Bu-
linefs of making and fixing artificial Teeth
as ufual, in 70 elegant manner as to be
bur little inferior to the natural, either in Ufe
OF Beauty, as many who have experienced
them can teffify Where ALTO any Perfon
afflicted with painful Stumps or unbound
Teeth, may have them removed with PEI
culiar Dexterity and Eafe-And all Perions
Who have the Scurvy in their Teeth, which
threatens their removal though found, may
have them cleaned without hurting the Ena-
mel, or in the leaf degree impairing them, and
may befuppIied with hisD ENT1UMC oNsER-
vAToR, which is an excellent Powder, the
beR adapted for preierving the Teeth and
Gums, and preventing them from Aching,
of any Preparation ever offered to the Pub
lie !, will cure the Scurvy in the Gums,
bring the Teeth to their original Whiteneis,
and by continuance of its Ufe, will Pre-.
lerve both Teeth and Gums in pure fate
during life.-It is not pretended that il will
perform Impofibilities, that it will make
rotten Teeth found, or will cafe them when
they violently ach; but it will aGnredly
preferve thofe Teeth found that are 70, and
caufe the Gums to adhere to them and pre-
vent ihofe that are decayed in part, from
becoming worfe.
AT the above Store may be had
Morgan's ufeful Eye-Water, which
has in 70 many cafes been found ferviceable
that it mutt efcape the cenfure Of the mofi
critical Oculia-Brigfen's famous Bug Lii
guild. which effeefually defroys iho(e hate
fuI Vermin,-be they ever 70 numerous.
An Allotment of genuine patented and
other Medicines of the bef quality, and
Medicine Boxes for Families or Shipping,
with exact and particular directions for ufe-
ing them, and variety of other articles
cheap.
The above Powder may be had ALTO Of
Cox and Berry in Bottom, Doctor KaR in
Salem. and Drummer Jewett, Efq;at Ipfwich.
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COB HEM E T,
DENTIST to her Mggey and the Prin
ceis AmeliG.


DENTIST to her 1ejgqy and the Prin-
cels AinsliG.
pEGS Leave to recommend to
- the Pubfic, his newly difcoversd EE
Enes of Pearl, and Pearl Ds'tifTies, which
he has found to be greatly hyperion not onl,
in elegance, but alto in efieacy' TO any thing
hitherto made ufe of for complaints Of the
Teeth and Gum: Particularly they will pre-
jsrys tbs Teeth in perfect found rate, even
to old age they render them white and
beautiful, without in the leaf impairing the
enamel faRen Guch as are lOofe, keep fuch
as are already decayed from becoming worie,
prevent the Tassb-Atb, perfectly cure the
Stnrvy in The Gums, and make them grow
firm and flsG to the teeth; they likewiIe
render the breath delicate, fweet, and re-
medy almoR all thofe dilorders that are the
coniequence of fcorbutic gums.
Sold 10y appointment of MIR. Hemet)
wholeiaIc and retail, by ". BeyLy, Perfu-
mer, in Cockfpur, freet, near the bottom
of the Hay market, London, and at WiRi-
am Seotfi Iri(h Linen Store, near the Draw
Bridge, Bottom, New England.
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B OSTON.

TNHE largeR a1ortment ofEIaxia
l. ley's and Davis's Qyadranis ever ia
New England ) alto hanging and ftanding
CompaGes in 5raS and wood Gauphine
and Surveying InRrumenss, Cafes of Ma.
thematical Inifrumen.s with feel joints, half
cafes ditto Telefcopes Of various lengths,
in ivory, wood and fin -1kin Plotting Scales
and Prouaaors, Gunter Scales and Diyiders,
four and two pole Surveying Chains, ari6-
cia Magnets with cafes, Sand-GlaGss from
two hours to quarter Of . minute InRru-
ments of q new contribution to meafure
Boards an aAoriment of Brais Pocket Com
pafles Box Rules, Jack Knives, brafs and
pewter Ink ISLANDS, plated Shoe and Knee
Buckles, Pinchbeck, Block tin and Brals do.
Compass Scales, Watch Keys, &c.
B 0 % K S.
Straits and Mediterranean PiIoty
Southern Pilot,
Mariners Calendar,
Daily AfiRant.
WILLOWS Navigation.
Young Mans beif Companion.
Patoun's Trcatife of Navigation,
Atkinfon's Epitome.
A Complete Syaem of Navigation. By
John Barrow.
Practical Navigation. BY John Seller.
Large Charts Of the EugIilh Channel.
Large Charts for the Coat of Guinea.
Nine Leaves Charts for the Channel and
Straits.
Ditto for Wei Indies.
ST A Tt o N AY.
Writing Paper.
Dutch Quils.
Sealing-Wax. Waters. States.
Black Lead and Slate Pencils.
Quire Books covered with Marble Paper.
Ditto ruled for Journals.
A Variety of Inttruments, too tedious to
mention, are made and fold at the above 4
place, and as he has had thorough expert
ence, he doubts not Of giving fa.isfaaion.
N B. All infruments with faid Williams
name, will be made true without charge.
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T Fl 0 M A S L E E,

T Fl 0 M A S L E +,
And to be fold at his Store near the Swing
Bridge,
n General ahortment of Piece
"A GOODS, which being purchaied BY
him from the 6ra hands only, he will fell
at the loweR advance:
Ameag sVbifb are,
A great variety of Broad Cloths,
Lambikins, Coasings, Dufils, Blankets,
ColcheHer and Drapery Baizes, Devonlhire
Kerieys, German Serges Of all colours, en-
bofs'd Serges. a complete Allotment OF
Shalloons, Tammies, Dufants and Gala
mancoes, Stuffs of various forts for womens
wear, IIlh Linens Of all widths and prices,
very cheap.
A beautiful variety of new falhion-
ed ribbonds, ladies collars and trimmings of
all forts, Pelong faiths, Pertains and Sarf-
nets of moff colours, black lowered Sattins
and capuchin Silks, black China 1aftaties,
hair and other coloured Grograms, worried,
cotton, thread and fix HoGery of all forts ;
amongft which are an exceeding great varie-
ty of women's fix mits and gloves, mems
ELK hofe of mott colours, ipun fix ditto,
black fix breaches patterns, mems iilk gloves,
sc. sc. sc. sc.
L A DIE s SIT K S.
A beautiful variety of fashionable Silks,
conifing of almoR every fort in uie. An
elegant Allotment Of fancy and other colour
ed lattins for ladies cloaks. of the very new
eft patterns.
A great variety of book and thick
Mullins. Tombour worked ditto rufaes
and aprons, Mecklin and Bruaels Laces,
sc. SC. Gold and FLYER Laces, and frefh
aGortment of gold and FLYER fpangle But
tons, and balket worked ditto. Alto,
Gun Powder, Shot, BrimRone, Nails,
Taylos's window Glafs, Verdigreeie, &c.
SILV Err WAT c H E S.
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A IL, PerCons indebted to WILL
IA LIAM WINGFIELD, whole &C.

IA LIAM WINGFlELD, whole ac'
counts. notes, Sc. have been ffanding above
one year ,are deiired to make fPeedy payment
Of thew may depend they will be fued to ia.
nuary court without any further notice, as a
Great many have been deficient IN paying
their accounts and notes number OF years
He begs that they would not want to be call
ed on any more. n.
He has for Sale at his fhop in Uni
on-firest, Bottoms great variety OF GOODS
fuitable for all fealons, which ne Is deter
mined to fell exceeding low for Cath only.
All favours gratefully acknowledged.
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New Bookstore.
John Ian CD O N,
OuDofis. Mr.. THOMAS LEvERETT's
leading to the Market.
Informs his friends, and the Public, that ne
has received in the ieyeral laf ihips from
London and Scotland,
A LARGE and Grand Abort
IA ment of
BOOKS in all Arts and, Sciences,
which, with his former imporrations, make
as large collection as is to be found az any
Store in America. As he intends for Eng
land in the Spring, every Gentleman who
may pleafe to favour him with their cut
toni may depend on .purchaiing at a little
more than the ferling co& and charges.
The leaf favours gratefully acknowledge.
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fold atJOHN SAvAGE's

l. Store No. I3. on the Long wharf,
two hundred barrels of Philadelphia LcuR'
a few barrels Of fuperfns ditto, quantity
Of Cocoa and Chocolate, Bar Iron, cheap
for Cath.
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Bottom, Nov. S. 1872.

Bottom, Nov. S. 1872.
70 the Inhabitants o tbs T'sU" Of BOS7oN'
GENTLEMEN,
"a S have had the pleafure, to deliver my
n thoughts in public, upon the Beauties
Of LIBERTY it is requefed that thofe
thoughts may be publilhed, at this alarming
feafon But as it would be very unpolite In
firanger to take this freedom, without ak
ing the approbasional leave Of .heG Gentlemen
of Bottom, the author therefore with permit
iion takes this humble method, to invite
fubfcription to concife Ebay npcn the Bea-
ties Of LIBERTY in its Political and Sacred
branches; entitled,
The AMERICAN ALARM,
Or, a Confirmation Of the Bottom Plea. for
! the Rights and Liberties Of the People.
Humbly addreHed to the King and Council,
andto the Constitutional ions of Liberty IN
America, by their humble feryant,
!. A BRITISH BOSTONIAN.
Subscriptions are taken in by
D. KNEELAND, & N. DAVIS.
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T5is DT pabii6sd,
And fold by ]. GREENLEAF, at bis Store in
MarfhaII's-Lane, Bottom,
THE general Practice of the
= Churches Of New-England, relating
to BAPTISM INDICATED. sc.
By JOHN COTTON, A. NJ. Of Plymouth.
1T JSidJROrT may Be bad,
A Dif1uafion to Great Britain, and
the Colonies. frum the SLAVE TRADE.
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THIS may give notice, to any gentle
: men in the country towns, that il they
have occaion.fof a SCHOOL MASTER
for this fealon, they may hear, Of one, thar
would be glad to ferve them, on az low
terms as they can in reafon delire.
N. B. Any gentlemen wanting fuch one.
may hear Of him, BY snquiring Of the
Printer.
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Decenbe:


ITO be fold BY Samuel Sloane,
at his Difil -Houies oppo6,e the Blue
ball andM ATOMS Arms, formerly Sreen-Dra-
gon, New England RUM, and all forts of
SPIRITS. cheap for cain or Molaaes sand
as he makes thoGe articles himielf, he will
yarrant them fit for any market.
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n LII Perfons that are indebted
II to the Printer hereof, will greatly o.
blige him by making fpsedy payment.
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p E N UEL BOW N,

Takes this method to acquaint his friends
and the P u B L | c,
THAT he has juff opened Shop
l. and Store in NEWEST INDIA and
GROCERY way of buGnels, at the houfe
lately improved as public houfe BY Capt.
Daniel Jones, little to the fouthward Of
Deacon Church's Vendue room.
Where he has for SALE,
The bef of brown Sugars, by the
barrel or hundred, green Coffee by l 90 WI.
or doz. Loaf Sugar, Chocolate, French In
digo, Cotton, bsff Durham -four of Muf-
tarj, New-EngIand ditto, in various fixed
bottles or " weight; b-it Poland Starch
and Crownooap by the hundred or dozen,
Hy(on, Souchong, Green and Bohea Teas
very fine Spices of all kinds Florence
fweet Oil Raiiins freih and good, by the
csk or fmaler quantity KiPpen's Snuff
by the dozen and Jingle bottle Red wood,
Logwood, BdmRone, Saltpetre, Alum,
and Copperas, By 100 weight and imaller
quantity Almonds, Ginger, Rice 10
and IS inch T. ID. Pipes BY the groce or
dozen a good aHortment of Gals, very
cheap, vita otherCrockery Ware he has
alto a few neatboxes of the beft flint Glafs,
each containing prenysand fmall aaort-
ment for fhops, fsmples of all which he
can thew from boxes of the fame kind that
he has opened they will b: difpofed Of at
very low advance indeed for the money.
Choice Wef-lndia Rum, by the
hosfhesd and barrel.
~ All his articles have been procured
with cafh, land b. hopes well bought, 70 that
he expects TO fell as much to the advantage
OF the purchafer as other ihops or flores
And he flsll hold himlelf much obliged to
all who may Pleale to favour him with their
culom. }...
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September 10.

AT his Medicine Store the Sign of the
Leopard, South End.
TAKES this method of inform
u ing all Gentlemen, Ladies, and o.
theirs, who have had the. Misfortune to lofe
their Teeth, that he iilll continues the Bu-
Gnels of making and fixing artificial Teeth
as ufual, in 70 elegant manner as to be
but little inferior to the natural, either in Ufe
OF Beauty, as many who have experienced
them can teflfy Where alto any Perfon
afflicted with painful Stumps or inbound
Teeth, may have them removed with pc
culiar Dexterity and Eafe-And all PerEons
who have the Scurvy in their Teeth, which
threatens their removal though found, may
have them cleaned withou, hurting the Ena-
mel, or nthe leaf degreeimpairine them, and
may efupplied with his DENTIUMCoNsER-
vAToa, which is an excellent Powder. the
belt adapted for prelerving the Teeth and
Gums, and preventing them from Aching,
of any Preparation ever offered to the Pub
lie :, II will cure the Scuryy in the Gums,
bringthe Teeth to their original Whitenefs,
and by continuance of its Ule, will Pre-.
ferve both Teeth and Gums in pure fate
during life.--It is not pretended that it will
perform lmpofibilities, that it will make
rotten Teelh found, or will cafe them when
they violently ach; but it will ailuredly
prelerve thoie Teeth found that are 70, and
caufe the Gums to adhere to them and pre-
vent thoie that are decayed III part, from
becoming worfe. y
AT the above Store may be had, !.
Morgan'S uleful Eye ater,which
has in 70 many cafes been found fer5ceable,
that it mutt elcspe thecenfure of the moR
critical Oculia- BrgifenS famous Bug liz
duid, which eHeaoally deiroys thoie hate
fui Vermin,-be they ever 70 numerous
An aforment of genuine patented and
other Medicines of the belf quality, and
Medicine Boxes for Families or Shipping,
with exact and particular directions for ufe-
ing them, and variety of other articles
cheap.
The above Powder may be bad a'fo of
Cox and Berry in Bottom, Doctor KAT in
Salem. and Dummer Iewett, Efq lat Ipfwich
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To be S o L ID by

To be S o L ID by :.
Joseph PALMER & SON,
AT their Store, a, the lower end of King
Street, Bottom;
CPERMACETI CANDLES !:
y Alto, An Allotment of ENGLISH,
SCOTCH and IRISH GOODS.
They have alto to fell, at the
Houie Of JosEPH GREENLEAF, Eos IN
Hanover ffreet, near the Orange tree'
A good Aaortment of IRISH Ii
MEMS. Alto, BRISTOL BEER, BY the
Caik or Jingle dozen. go,
N. B. The above Goods will De iold
Wholefale or retail, for little more than the
Sterling Cot and charges.
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THIS is to notify the proprie-

THIS is to notify the proprie-
i l,ols of Pearlon town in the county of
Cumberland, that, at legal meeting of laid
proprietors, held at Falmouth in iaidcounty,
on the nineteenth day of March, Ammo Dom.
I77I, a tax of twelve lhilipgs was voted on
each right, and at another meeting OF (ald
proprietcrs held at laid Falmouth on the 3IR
day of March I772, TAX of eight Fittings
was voted to be r4iled on each proprletors
right for the fupport of the miniler, and o.
ther charges Of carrying forward the fette-
ment Of fad TownfhiP; and to requef faid
proprietors to pay faid taxes as well as all for
mar atrearsges of taxes due on their feveral
rights heretofore granted by faid proprleiors
and legally adVertiled, to Ephraim Jones
of laid Falmouth, treafurer of faid proprie-
tors, or to the fubfcribers, the Proprietors
committee, on or before the firif day of De-
cember next, olherwife their feveral lots and
rights there, will be fold at public vendue
al the houfe of Mr.. Mofes Shattock, Innhol-
der in faid falmouth, on faid firf day of De-
cember next,for thepayment of iaid taxes as
the law direas, the faIe to begin at ten
o'clock, forenoon.
ENOCH FREEMAN, p,oD,;..o,,
MOSES PEARSON,
STEP. LONGFELLOW, committee.
Falmouth, AHggG 26, I772.
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JACOB HE NJ E T,
DENTIST to her MGi1qy and the Pin
-aCo As,cEo

- - - - - -
DENTIST to her Majeay and the PIN
ceis amelia.
pEGS Leave to recommeFdfo
- the Public, his newly dlcqEsted 7EE
fence of Pearl, and Pearl Dntjfkss which
he has found to be greatly hyperion noa-anlg
in elegance, but ALTO in efficacy, to any thing
hitherto made ufe of for complaints of the
Teeth and Gums Particularly they will pre-
/srVe the Teeth in perfect found fate, even
to old age they render them white and
beautiful, without in the leaf impairing the
enamel; faRen fuch as are looie, keep fuch
as are already decayed from becoming worfe,
prevent the 7ootb-Afb, perfectly cute the
SeurVy in The Guns, and make them grow
firm and eief to the teeth they likewile
render the breath delicate, fweet, and re-
medy almoif all thofc di(orders that are the
confcquence of lcorbutic gums.
Sold (by appointment of Mr.. Hemet)
Wholesale and retail, by W. BayLy, Perfu-
mer, in, Cockfpur freet, near the bottom
of the Hay market, London, and at WILL
am SrOft's Iri(h Linen Store, near the Draw
Bridge, Bolton, New England.
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WHEREAS Ann, the wife of

w me the Subfcriber, of Salifbury in
the County of Eek and Province OF the
Msfachuletts Bay, in New England,
Mariner, hath frequently threatned TO
run m. in debt,in order to fend me to gaol,
by which was induced to publifh her ia
July, I77I and having iincs efficiently
convinced me of her in6delity to my bed,
do now forewarn all perlons, as | form
erly did, not to ruf her on my account,
as am fully determined not to pay any
debts lhe has or may contract from and
after the 6rR and prelent Advertisement.
Witnels my hand,
JOHN MCLAUGHLIN.
SsStembTT 1T. I771.
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To be SOLD, for want of employ,
\ LIKELY, healthy NEGRO
"A Man, about II years of age, fit for
town or country buimeis. Enquire Of the
Printer.