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4
Rtxheir ihop, between the blue ball and the
Mill Bridge, BoaOn, the following garden
feeds, Viz
EARLY Charlton, early Hot
- fpur, early golden Hodpur, large Marrow
fat. bufh fugar, large fugar, dwarf snd green
marrowfst, and earlieR Nicholas Peas, large
Windfor and early white and yellow kidney
Beans, early Dutch, early Yorkfhire, green cur
led Savoy, early Batteries, large Winter, fugar
loaf, yellow Savoy and red Cabbage Seeds, early
and late ColliAower, large long Orange Carrot
feed. early yellow and purple ditto. Swelling
PariOip, red Beet Seed, marble Cabbage, brown
Dutch, white and green Co.'s, and grand Adj
miral Lettuce Seeds, Thyme, fold CELERY, Por-
tugal Oaion Seeds, early Salmon Radiih Seed.
fine red Clover Grals Seed, icSrlet and Turnip
ditto, early Dutch Turnip Seed, round Spinsge,
white Mufard, curled CreHes, broad leaved
ditto, Silver Einned Seed, choice boiling and
plis Peas, &c. All warranted new and of the
fenuine fort
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JOHN FENTON."
Middleiex, n.

MlddIeIeX, II.
Chsrleftown, March II, 1878.
s. CaPtain John Fenton pc. finally appeared,
and made oath to the truth Of III. above depo-
ition. Before me. Isaac RAND, jaS. Pan5.'
Had | received the satisfactory snfwer I
could have wiihed, and had right TO ex-
psa from his Excellency Governor Hutch
infon, ap0n % delicate paint, | ihoul4 not
have been under the dilagrecable neceiiity
of FULFILLING the above letters, &c. But |
mutt allure the public that hold my repu-
tation as lacred as his Exceilsncy does biz
FRIEND as be FILES bimi
JOHN FENTON
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with gooo paltuFage and pIowIand, and a
very valuable wood lot: ALTO good orchard
ing of choice fruit, with good double
houfe and barn thereon, and the whole we'll
watered The aboveiaid farm to be fold al
together or feparate, as may bef fuit the Pur-
chafer the fale TO be on the premifes For
further particulars enquire of Samuel Soden
of Wstertown, or of Seth Haaings Of iaid
Cambridge.
N. B. The above farm was to have been
fold on Tuefdsy laa, but for fome reafons was
obliged to be poitponed to the above day.
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/ y, kew sny hing Of iacG riece TN f4y
tin the pubic papers l mutt thr eloie I
leave TO urge your Excrlency's favonliEs m !.
with your sut oriiy, thn may NOT be lid
under the dif, greeaole a-ceiIty Of 6sei'cly Dill
owning The having kaowa any \thing 0! tais
heavy cha rec.
Your Excelency nun Re fully fepGbic the
times are fuch, 40 10 lay me uaaer an shlolute
neceiiity OF calling on you in this manner for
your authority, in order 10 yindicate myie and
ward off any more private habs. that may be
gwen me, from my enemies, 90 the prejudice
OF my Pieieni, or future rark in the army, &c.
81 thought gsve YcurExcellency very fair
Opportunity upon an interview had, little sfer
latt COMMENCEMENT, to be at all times aicer,sin-
ed OF meer faets refpeetins me, before you a.
doPted any fentiments,to my prejudice But
am iorfy to FAY that lnitesd fyour ExceIleucy's
availing youdelf OF that opening las could be
wiihsd) you have continued to adopt the
fame uncertain made of heartily and conjecture,
Praetilsd previous to our coming to ar Ecclair.
ciiiement upon leveral heads, each of which
you then found to be erroneous in every point.
" Whether this is uGng me vito the candonr,
&c. | deferve at your Excellencys hand, from
The opsnnefs then ihewed, will fnbmit to
your bstter Judgment, ADD am with due refpeet,
. 1eay Exrednf5' mn obs4irnt,
My PIEes, and mo4 bRmkls Svyarf,
mar Challeitown, JOIN FENTON.
iltb March, I775
: " His ExcsiItnfy G0Dsrns, HaebigjcH."
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To be SOLD at PUBLIC VENDUE,
At Cambridge, on ThuridaY the z5th day of
March inf. at TWO o'clock, P. M. if not
fold before at private EaIe,
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:" BaF0r, ~ Mrc I71s.
il" To JOHN FENTON, Eta;


SIR,
have been 70 much ufed to abafes in
newspapers. that when / iaw the piece to
which your refer | gave mylslf no concsrn a.
bout the author of il. SONS Gays aftet Cen
tleman .et me know that he had luch realors 10
iuPPole II to be wroe by you as smounted to
ful allu'aoce, but did not D etend he was
capable of proving it This wa done in coz
fidence.--l have never pub ilhed this intslli-
gence as certain fat, and have only mentiop-
ed II in private manner 10 tngee o four friends
juft as | received it, and h We chole 10 d,ltto
iuch Gentlemen as thought were your friends.
on PurPoie that sou might hear OF i, Your
charge therefore of adopting m.er hearfay !, IN
furious to me Your declaration that YOU know
nothing OF IL, removes all credit from rhe in
timations which were given ne bur | can
not bring myielf TO injure perfon by ex-
polling him to your ref ntment who gave me
the iniimatlon out of meer frfendfhp and IN
confidence that | would not di(coyer him.
Whenever have lpoke of it | have always
done it in all It's circumstances and never n,e-
tended | had any other authority than th;, a
lone. And when gentlemen who are aconsint.
ed with you have exPreifsd their opinion ,bat
it was not like your tYle and lansuse. | have
acquiefced. The Taft time remember to have
ipoke or thought of it was leveral zO,ek, aeo. To
Mr.. Sewal who gave me faeh iatisf 6fioo. ,b,,
there was no room for a lugpeflon. thar
if had not received your letter, mould pto.
badly never have thought any more about il.
am, Sir,
" Your molt humble fervant.
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Dr.. cHURCHs o alton, fold by Edss & Gill
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iSifant,
4" THO's HUTCHINSON
&c To bis ExcSllsafy Gov. HurcHrNsoN.

To BIS ExesLls0fy Gov. HUTCHINSON.
"S R,
" WAS Ito anlwer the contents of your
Excsllency's letter in reply TO mine of the fame
day, fhould be Obliged TO take fuch freedoms
with you as would by no means compon with
your Excelency's dignity as Kings Reprefent-
stive And as that 10 a point | ihalI at all
times carefully avoid, from The refpeet | owe
my Sovereign, and the dignity of Government.
ihall only take the liberty to allure your Excel
lency that cannot in juitice to my much in
iured reputation, do leis than publh the cor
rsipondence that has arifen between Us on thi.
head, and am with oil Cue Difference,
Your Exceilency's
mott humble Servant,
JOHN FENTON."
May Place, iath March, 1878.
i" WHEREAS Jane Infamous fcoundreI
has made nIf Of my name to bis Exeellsncy Co
v0n0r HntcbinfSa, as aatbar of piece in
Edes and GilP5 NssQS Paper Of III March
1873, (gnsd E. Ludlow, This Excelency
feeling caufe to fecret him) lam obliged in
Vindie afisn of ny nheb injured reputation, to
declare a3On oath, that ntver, dirstzly o..
indirtt7iy, knslO any thing Of )lcb publication
till / fan it in the pabie prints, nor do I
ksesU sVb0 is fbs 0Htbsr Of 1T.
JOHN FENTON."
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A Good FARM lying
on Cambridge Neck, 70 called,
containing one hundred and fe-
ven acres confllting Of now
ing, both upland and marlh,
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,eceT!il, Ga3S.l.A5e ia III: ia;.ef. \ W
,h.i-n enc M 10 g. over mi: plai ua;hs
0 peepa,e the minds Of MP felio.. ci z:os AID
county men Tor pretty important CO 'cleIi n
neat to be drawn :-om hem walch is tnI',
Wv. That cetaiu adm .pai ct + ue,lon 20
the contribution Ct this province Is fl'd TO be IN
conicnP la.ion by loac pehoas IA this town,
which to eve conGjera:e msa teens with
complicated IN ichi,f nav geneIsl it Eot u.
hive laI rein, Tea soaring m q IA efel, un-
conili,u,ionsl imrcti ion, q; fatal 20 America,
IS if every leaf Of it wa, Injected win the
plague, is 10 be fhipp,d by Ihe E4!t Indis com
parry directly to America Here it is TO be re-
ceissd and cifp fed OF at 70 low rate that none
hal regard The tribute Ill h; becomes well e.
tsolf heH. This cuts bota ways. The very
etat liihmett OF executive lrajirg companies is
an infring meat of that oil'nsu.lh-d petition
of he free lion which from time immSmorial
he has forced his fovc' eign to recognize his
rieh: to, a FREE TRADE. N W il an ex-,u
FIVE trading company, b rely TO &sep them In
good hem u, und' me ~ Il % ''ecedented VI
ostions of tneir char e., can import, and even
Garry their commodities 70 i5reign ma ket,
ard there dilpoie of them by p'Gicular factors,
fnewell al once to The notion of general trade
and navigation. The crown by this means may
j. very Mort time command the whole trade
Of the Empire, and impofe what tribute 1t
pIeaf,s upon every srtic the wearer OF 1t thinks
ht. If thi. i NOT opening VIDE door Tor the
drett entrance of dsipoiim fuch thing is not
poiIi6le in nature aud ii the perretrstor, aider
or abeucr of luch a crime as receiving and
vending (uch rninous s,ucle De not traitor,
rebel and public enemy. and in ioeh cafe the
lawful victim Of the patriotic 'agc Ct TOO long
inlul.ed people, sdieu TO all PIeteoii ms to he
arr Ct fair reckoning.
NJ. B. Had the dealers in RamPt paper in
flied on carryi, IN their usde, 10y which they
expected TO gain the world, a. leat conhdsr
bic lha7e of 1t. th:y would literally have lott
then fouls by i. in this world, come what might
OF them in the next and il any fober faced
rai.or, old OF young, high or low. fhaii be fCund
hardy enough to receive one GU &C OF this oane
# America. more TO be avoided than imall Pox
or itence, let him plesle to tun to his Bible
and re,he the hiGory Of Achan, and judge tor
hinfelf whether in like cafe; like expedents
MAY not probably be as pleaGns to the God OF
Il. asl in Ihels days as in thols of
OSHUAtbs Jon Of Nun.
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The f+ojag o. TEA to Ameiica. is : ich;mc
Loud Nptih's, To whom an apP,cs.,uA sas
made By The EAi. India D.rttaT:, tie lA;I
leficns Of P4,ismeni, 10 bah IA ~ to'
t.eTepeai OF the Anglican "a 20, key
iound TIC o,r,ohan.s on ta,s foe ,nt : laGlt,
had vlauc enough :otgo then prof, H-nd
to thei' az cement, and dis nus pc >ha,s or
import ANY tea, which he Aa!J'u:cy tciG'ej;
and beng gtels icheemef l,,u,k OF th>
pan Of ta- Eait lada Company S ieadln5 his
article to America, hoping ,hete3y 70 out
wit US, and 10 els. us.iy shab dh :hA; al,
which Will forever after be ple4orG as ! pre-
cedenl, tor every impoii,lo" the p,ih~meut
OF Great Britain ih4ll Ihlnk p.ope' to !addse
US with.
DIED. MIR. John Williams, Merchant
--.At Hinghsm, Mis Rachael Hea,iey.-.-
AT BfidgewateI, Capt. E'Pha'et Phillip.
MIR. Samuel k'nley.. AIR. Thomas
Perkins. - f.. David Snow.--.Mrs. De-
borah Conant, vile of Mr.. Lot ConAn,.
AT Sandwich, Mrs. Temperance smith,
wife OF Doctor Thomas Smith, Of that place
---At Portfmou,h, James C'sIkion. E.q;
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WEDNESDA Y, October -.
z q s A. O N.

LaR Saturday towards evening, duel
was fought on Noodles IAand, with plitols,
between Capt Maltby, of the Giaigow man
of war, and Mr.. Finney, a'e Lieutenant OF
Marines on board the fame Zip, when the
latter received ball through his neck, but II
is thought will not prove mortal.
Extract Of letter from London, Aug uit f.
The EAT India Company have come TO a
refou,ion, TO fend geo cheitS OF Tea TO Phi
radelphis, and the like quantity to New
York and Bottom, and their intention IN
derffand is to have warehouses, AID fell by
public lale four times a yesp as they Do
here. Capt. Cook was Offered part OF that for
Philadelphia, but refuied tt iuPcoie they
will chatter fhps to take il in, as here are
enough thar would be 6 lad OF The freight
What will be the coniequence when II arrives
on your GIe the water know not /; but iup-
pofe i: is laOded, you wall hardly lei 1t be
fold.
Exty0a Of aHs.btr letter fran LsHGsH, AH
gut 7.
"I do not undehtAnd tne Ear India Com
psny have got any flip &c carry their tea to
America"
Extraa Of Letter from NeEU. lark, SEP
TENDER AZ.
& Six hundred chefs of 'ea are defined
By the EAT India Houic for your place, and
three hundred for Bohon.-Our London
Captains have refuied taking IT, and hope
yours will f1liow the example. Their own
ers have command d them. Some ihlP' vii
no dou5s b. hnei, TO uaaipOt Il h'ther.
Whether it may he landed or not, viii not
take upon me n fay; fit is, hope 40 Pur
chaler will oiF-i for it. | an tod that It IS To-
be expoied at vsndue as iocn as il comes"
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For the MASSACHUSETTS S P Y.
Mr.. THOMAS,

yrTRITERS on the fate of civil focietyde
Wy marGra,e that il is alone under the
fspeiion of thofe iocial comPaets called the
cn~anu,ion, and laws, Of their respective con
,ruo;,;es. thar men can be faid TO enjoy that
liberty, tha, cafe aud tranquility which Inc III
nrcme Lord CT the Univerie has entitled every
one ct MS futie6ts to. Every man IN eiVii
focie.y is therefore ueder the moh isc'eo OOH
cation. rot only TO keep thoie wholeiome II 'pu-
,arions hirf.lf, bu. 20 exert tie uimoh OF his
nover mon every occsG,r 20 csuie Others 10
keen them. o, in cafe OF aoy h'grant violations,
N cut off the perpretfator OF them without delay.
Adv st,emrt 10 al,er the coaltiliiion OF coun
,rv sut inI,inee TIRE ibe' tie: OF the iat ct VITA
out his ,nlent, is, ia The agen; uin'paIon ano
,prannv. in the alder sad sbsuo high refi1ni
and in bo:h according to Mr.Lotke and offers,
nndouh,ed authorities, TfbsAisH, g. Z. tor lsKifg
the fate OF civil focicyy, wherein al are ooSHd
70 Gano,rt the laws agd conti luton, and Goa
,pir,n9 -itb other evil minded peiiohs tor then
fubves6on. rerve. iion or deitruehon. And IN
.inuch as every man is in confidence bound to
contribute hi. fhsre towards the protection and
preisrvs,ion CT every ones life, lioeFy ana pro
nerty who remsioswilh;n tn: pIle OF the cenitnu
ION Il upcn the lame principe Ct felt and lo-ial
r>.eir., arion, he is ss much obliged TO dearoy
me u(,ifper, tyIsnt or Z aitor, by sny means In
hi. power, as if luch psTry were in actual ana
ortn war s2sinit him ladeej Tie uai.o' o. "
,ur, e, is i 6oiiely the more rational ohjset Ct
a o mans Ielsntmenl, thar the Tsign enemy
:. hoRilily TIE meas Ct pc MY and losrstl,ude
ea led ia the f9rEier, neiihtrsoi whieh are
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L U + ) ID A Y, Octorer IL.
Is q S L q N.


The execution Of Levy Ames IS iaiPenJed
by order Of his Excellency the Governor, iii
l huriday next.
On luefday Taft failed for Newfouud-
land, the lh,p King of Naples, Capt. -.-.-
with whom went pahtngers, NJ James
Bowdoln,jun. ION Of the Hon am:s Bow
dom, Flo; and MI. Ware Nicholas BoyI-
iton, Merchant. The above mentioned
ihIp being bound from Newfoundland to
Naples, thoie gentlemen will 60 in her ,and
intend making the tour of ltaY.
On Tuefday lat Thomas Boylfon, E'q;
of this town, merchant, being on horte-
back, his hofe unlucklly tum5ef, and
threw him of, whereby he was much hu {
and bcuiled, but is likely to do well.
Lait MONDAY failed for London, his Ma
lefty .hip Arathuia, Capt. Hammond. 10
whom went pafengers, Lieut.. Col. Bruce,
Lieut.. Weahrop, Lieut.. Gordon, OF the
6sth regiment and Major MulgrOve, Of the
o. h.
Capt. Crockett, in the Echooncr Falmouth
Packet, bound from Falmouth to thus porI,
we hear was drove alhoIe at Cape Potpus,
lait Friday ie'nnIghl; the people iAved anu
mott Of the cargo.
Laf Monday the GIa(gow man of war,
Capt Maltby, failed for South Carolina.
LAT lueIday put back the brig Fortune,
Capt. Gorham, who failed from hence about
fortnight ago for London, but lrSang leak.
Same day failed the ihiP John, Capt.
White, tor London, and on FRIDAY put back,
having alto lprang leak.
Exfr0d of letter jrm gentleman ar Bar
bado,, 10 bis friend tn tbs tom, aaf'd
SEPTEMBER II, 1873.
I he iegIllture OF tnlsllAnd have this cay
dispatched Law tor hrs Msjelty'S con
6lmauon, to make Barbados free Port
the ttaple commodities Of the illAnd only ex-
copied"
MARRIED Mr.. James Courtney, to
Mfs Elzaoeth COburn, of this town.
Mr.. George Deblos, Of Ne@burY Port,
Merchant, 10 Mis- Katey Laughton, OF this
this town. - AZ Hampton, Mr.. Ezeklei Ruff
ieI, Ptin,er, 10 M.k Sally Hood.
DIED ] Al Roxbu5 Capt. Aaron Da-
vies, MS funeral will be attended this after
noon.-At Weifmnite,, Mrs. RebeccA
Brgden, Conlort'5E homas Bngdcn. L q;
of that place In the Welt-lndls', Mr.
Chriftopner Tliden, ion OF the late Capt
Chr.ftopner Tilden OF this town.
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For the MASSACHUSETTS 5 P Y.
Mr. THOMAS,

MR. ii OMAS'
TTi,amatter Of speculation with many Peo-
/ pie, who thai by As is, that was
lately made jaltice for the county OF Suf Ike
Be il therefore known, that he is the father Of
the Reverend Mr.. A, B, &, no Aounfhed iome
wear, ago in (.,moa in favour of libe'ty but
has Of late fgu ed in FI.e.s News paper, with
an hish encomium on his Exec leOcy, and made
4 feeble fort to vindcate his letters. Now he
has accompIiihe. his e. d, it is hoped he vii
leave d.bbiog ia Po'iSs unlels perhaps he
has hopes Of get'irg his ia,hfr made one OF the
Ourum. What be1ed thing it is, 'hst !
Envelope tn. f.cret views aud n Nv emen's OF
the hear, OF man / M b.
Roxbwy OS7obv 4tb, I773.
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A N DR. L w N f w Ell l.,
MATHEMATICAL Recommendations
From L ON DON.
AT his Shop jul below the Sign Of Animal
VERNON, in King Sueet, BosToN,
IMPORTS and SELLS,
Y Great variety of Pocket Cafes
[ n of drawing inltrum:nts. lorg ard more
hand drawing PEN, brEls compalss with ihift-
ing points. plain ditto beam paGes for draw.
in large circles, bowes for craving curved
lines, iets Of feather edge fcales in sfs. ivory
or wood, Il lain ditto or pouing di.to in ditto.
gun,eu two feet and one fot lcsles in brsls aud
wood, protrseters of all forts, paral'el rulers
f. m fix o thirty.fx inches, circumfeTenlore,
,he principal inaIument for iurseying, plain ia.
bles for ditto, Theodlites for ditto, four and
two pole furve'ing ch'ins, mealuring wheels for
fur eyor,, horiz IN al fun dls for all attitudes,
uaiveIial fun dias, BarometeEs, dit Thermo-
meters in one frame, pocket ditto ia ih'gieen
Gales, lpirit thermometers la box lcales for hoe
noule,, hydrome!ers ia ivory, ditto in copper
with weights, Sc. FIR proving fpiri's.--
A great variety Of Dollon's patent
ta.eic0pes from one to fou' feet in length. Aero
matte Opera aod protective glaH:s, ipy glines
Of viiious lengths with four o. fix glades, mi
e.olcopes for viewing linen WILLOWS pocket
ditto, lowered pocket dito, Diagonal machines
for viewing of prints, large book ditto, variety
Ofprinis for ditto, reading gIsaea fct in frames,
concsve in ditto for III r-hshled perions, burn
ing ditto in dino wlch makers glaaes in ditto,
ipaTe fPeetace glafles for all eyes.
A great variety of Hadley's and
DaMs's QUADRANTS, Azimuth COM
nacles, cab5in dino OF all forts, pocket duo Of
all lods, land 8 lies from four hours TO quar-
ter of minuIe. bl ok minursl half hour gaI'
lss on an entire new conltuelon, half and quar-
ter minute ditto.
S T A T | O N A r Y.
Guinea Pilot, Steigh,s ditto, Wea lodia ditto.
,oulhren ard Steigbts ditto, mariners calen-
dsr, mariners compsfss. daily saiaant, Guinea
charts, Mafcator cha'ts from AIeiicl, &c.
Nswfound and di,t9, Norsb C.roina oiIo,
Sluh Csroina dirI Bay Chsispeak ditto, Welt
India ditto, Honduras ditto. Mliqlitto ihore
ditto, maps Of the CRY Of l. ndon, bet black
lie pencils, ivory memof4nsum books with 90.
ourns books in ms'ble covers. ournal ditto
nled, red Morocco pocket books with icel
locks, black leather disto with Cla!ps, ais. ikla
memorandum books, lea her ink holders. pew
ter lax pots, beii P'Ient cake ilk, falling wax
and waters, bit du;eh q nils, wiling paper.
". B. Genteel India joint walk
ing canes vita fwords, b9x beam moaey lcales
with weights. &c.
A Variety Of other inaruments,
TOO tedious to mention, are made, rsPsiTed and
old al the above Plsce. Where aoy g=ntle7
man by letter or othe dUe6ti1n, may esleHd
on being as faithfully ferveJ as ii pr-isO.
And as he had thorough ex-
perience from ooe Of th= mait ao,eI anias "a
that brarch in the CITY 81 L1nd5r. he dou5'
not of giving ample Etisfsttcn % every o's
who pie,fes to fivou: hIm win ther cult m,
which wi! be gtAciUlly a. knoweJsed W tnsH
humble l-rvsat, AEEgEH 80 I'll.
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DANIEL SCOT T,

At his Medicine Store the Sign Of the
Leopard, South End.
TAKES this method of inform
= ing all Gentlemen, Ladies, and o.
,hess, who have had the Misfortune to lole
their Teeth, that he liil continues the Bu-
lineis of making and fixing artificial Teeth
as uiual, in 70 elegant a manner as 20 be
but ntleinferor to the natural, either in Ufe
OF Beauty, as many who have experienced
them can teRify: Where ALTO any Perlott
lfHieted with painful Stumps or Unbound
eeth, may have them removed with pc
culiar DexteTity and Eate.-And all Perfoas
who have the Scurvy in their Teeth, which
threatens their removal though found, map
have them cleaned without hurting the Ena.
mel, or in the leaf degreeimpairne them, and
may DC fupplied with hsD CoNsER-
vAToR, which is an excellent Powder. the
belt adapted for pIeferving the Teeth and
Gums, and preventing them from Aching.
OF any Preparation ever offered to the Pub
lie Ii will cure the Scurvy in the Gums.
bring the Teeth to their original Whitencfs,
and by continuance of its UIc, will Pre-
ferVe both Teeth and Gums in a pure fate
during ife.--lt is not pretended tina. i. will
perform Impofibilities. that it will make
rotten Teeth found, or will cafe them when
they violently ach; but il will alIuredly
pTeierve thofe Teeth found that are 70, and
eauie the Gums to adhere to them and ORE.
vent thole that arc decayed in part, from
becoming worfe.
At the above Store may behad
Morgan's uleful Eye Water, which
has IN 10 many cafes been found (erviceable
that it mutt elcape the cenfure of the moft
critical Oculia-Brigfen's famous Bug Ii.
quld, which effeeually dearoys ,hoie hate.
fal Vermin, --be they ever 70 numerous
An aHorment of genuine patented and
other Medicines of the beft quality, and
Medicine Boxes for Families or Shipping.
With exact and particular directions for uie-
ing them, and variety of other articles
cheap.
The above Powder may be had ALTO Of
Cox and Berry in Bottom, Doctor KaA in
Salem. and Dummcr Vewett, Elq;at Ipfwich.