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DEAL. Anr. e.

DEAL, Aug e,
6 Arrived the Idas % hired cutter, aida
hevenne CATER, from the feet Of the Sche!dt.
whose officers landed this morning at u ar
gate with dispatches, the crews Of WHICH re-
pors that our troops were all safely jaaded
on sunday last, and had got possession OF
the island of Walcheren, e.cept the town
OF ushing which our troops Began TO bon
bard at twelve yesterday moan, and y.nea
these vessels left 1T seven o'clock in the e.
venihS, 1t had not surrendered, but .was
thought could not hold out long. The trans
ports, ships OF war and small Gratis, were
left al well. a lrigate had got on ,hore on
the failing % the tids, bus got off again on
the tide flowing"
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EXTRACTS

FROM LONDON PdPERS,
RECEIVED AT THE OFFICE OF THE AmF
RlcAN, By THE PAWN, TX ID DAYS FROM
PLYNIoUTa 80.
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American plpers- 1--we been received to the
18TH juno. Jhey contain opy o. 8 ter f,0u,
Mr.. ErsIne to NIr. ;,n tb, inein.,nc, ygtb oii,cr
uocumelts, our order of the 27tr Of April. G,r
the blockade of certain Of the Dutch aud F.ench
ports
The Documents commune ed IN Mr. Era
klne's letter wer'' h'se SEM od, by The P,cifsL.
Trey we're 9 " days stterY4rds lad by the pre-.
tves, in an eXtr1 session, hei1 mthe 2gt5 OF Iune.
On that day, bdi was into6duc h. m which il
was provided, dat the Sd 4tb, 5.b, Oh, ~
Sh, 95h, iOth, 7,h, and i8Ii, SECTIONS Of ne
non-'atcrcourse act should contnue IN lureaFln.
TT tho end of The next session of Congress. tyah
he reservation, that nothing therein Confined,
should be construed into prohibition 0f any
t,aGS o. commercial tgansact oi, ia conforilsy
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RECEIVED Al THE OFFICE or THE AME-
RIcAN, BY THE FAWN, IN DAYS FROM
PLYMoUTh. E.
LONDON, Aug. l..
A Paris Paper saws, by various letters
trcn CnnStantinople, dated the 9Th of Nav.
and forwardedby way of Daluatia, we learn,
nat the news OF the battle Oil i(atisbon, ana
tne taking Of Vienna, had been spread
ell over Turkey with the greatest rapidly,
ana ana prodnccd very strong sensation. The
i|va", which till then seemed DISPOSED To
open the passage of the Dardanclles to the
hAsish, and give en- an opportunity OF
burning the Russian ports in The Black Sea.
nave nov refused them permission to pass,
ana naniieSrly seem to be making advances
to the French Charge d'Ahsires Every
lhlnS tends to chow that France has resu!ri-
ca her influence at the Porte
THE GRAND EXPEDITION.
Yesterday attern On the following Tele-
graphic notice from Deal was transmitted by
Lord MluIgrave:-
ITO THE LORD MAYOR.
Admlralt Office four o'clock, P. M.
Flushing Closely invested.
Rest OF The island takon,
With Lord Mu!grave's compliments to
the lord Mayor"
ms morniny Intelligence was transmit
ted IRON Lord Caatlerea!;n in the following
Note.
ITO THE LORD MAYOR.
(COPY)
DOWNING STREET, Aug. S.
Z" My LoRD,
~ have the honor to acquaint your
LordShlP thar dispatches have been receive
ed from the Earl oil Chatham, dated IN. I'd &c
81 Instant, from MIddieburgh, BY which +,
appears the Island al Walcheren has been
occupiedb! has Majrsly' troops, and Flush
ing Inves ed alter some re SIS ance, in winch a
Considerable number OF prisoners were taken
from, the enemy
Inc island of South Beveiapd has also
been taken possession Of nv hc division un
der the orders oil Sit John II DC,
(oigned) C.A3TLEREAGH.n
TO the Right Honorable the Lord May
or
We snbjoin some particulars not mention.
ed IN the above bulletins:
The divisions of the Marquis of EIuntley
Lord Rossyln, and general Grosvenor, hadnot
landed, the whole of these fine brigad.s be-
ing intended Tor ulteriol and most important
operations.
Such is the substance Of the dispatches re-
ce'ved Yesterday by government.
he ioilowine letters reached US this mo,-
ming.
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20 Err. sunday Aug 6,
Six VI. w nave just heard from
Deal that the ld,e Cu.-cr arrived his af-
ternoon IN toe DIV :, tom Que feet, aud
br'mg, an acc ul ia Flushing was taken
possession uf 5j Our troops las,. night"
On the arrival o. the armament in the
ochsldt, the Wind aud VT ather were suef,
AS to render il .Ccs,lry. ms, cad OF seudi,.x
the troops from the West Pas. AS VA ;,
r.gnalIy intended, 60 pjo ceed to the Weir
tat, on the NORM Last side Of Waicheren.
Va sunday morning the troaps ere pi4.o
board tie boats appontcd for their canvey-
ance 20 the shore, 49, mOscd in excellent
order to the Sands. oar brave roops sue..
diy overcame every obs ,,cie. Campy-rr
Rammakins, and Midttle JgrgI, he cte,ti
OF he island, successlvely tcl! ntuourl,,ndg.
Ihey all surrendered ~ capi,ulation. IF 81.
tire enemy mad mad, IS sucn re,istanre. -
they could. About 1UCJ prs.nels wee =
ken; aud at the date ~ tnc df,ga chr, ne
whole OF the island was IN DO So 4iof,.pF 90,
troops, except Flushing g. lnch the re-
marder Of the enemy &C yea ed and Which
was so closely invested, that il could ..ot lone
hold out.
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l have the honor to be, &c.
Z. b. MARTIN.

Total killed and wounded --Impl acaI.le.
killed. II wounded -Bellerophron, 3 Killed
II wounced-MeIpomene,5 killed, woun.
ded-Promethegs, killed, 8 woanded-ro
tai. II killed 81, wounded.
tHere follows list of vessels captur
ed, which were mostly laden with naval
stores, and a return of the Russian pri
soners, amounting to 1877, OF whom 81 are
wounded The Russian Officer reports
.65 killed; and the number drowned is very
great
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September 90.
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have the honor to be, &c.
JAMES SAUMAREZ.

Implacable, Eellerophon, Melpomene, and
Prometheus.
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twenty-five Dollars Rewayd.

a BSENTED himself from the service of
N the subscri er, on Su lday evening the
!4th of this present month, an apprentice
boy, named LEVEN JONES, who had about
.pcnter and oiner-his complexion and his
hair are tgnt--at the time of leaving me had
on dark bte Jacket and trousers. All per
sons, at their peril, are cautioned against
aarboring him land I will not pay any debts
contracted by him. The above reward, bat
no expenses, will be Paid on delivering the
said apprentice TO he in this place.
Andrew Bartle.
Alexandra, Columbia,
March II. cost
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SHIP
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Schr. Harriott, Keith, Baltimore, different
persons
SIoop Polly and Nancy, Gardner, Bris ,ol--
to the Master
George, Williamson, Norfolk, different
persons.
Ship United States, Barnett, St. BaftAeIe-
news, Marstcller and Young.
Brig John, Martin, Porto Rico, James Patton
Hunter, borrowdale, st. Bartholemews,
ditto
miller.
Mercury, Dye, do. c. Powell, and J.
Thompson and Son.
Columbia Stevens, st. Jago de Cuba,
r. Vietch and Co.
Sally Eliza, Bell, St Barthole news, J.
Tucker, and IL. Nicholson.
Schr. Hannah, Mitchell, Norfolk, N. Ellicott
Traveller, Somers, Charleston. Daniel
Mclean.
Alert, Coleman, St Bartholomew, II.
Nicholson and Master
Fairplays Grinnelds, La Guira, VI.
Miller. 8
Patsey, Skinner, St Bartholemews, J.
Riddle ans J. Grid.
Fame. Curtis, do. do.
Sloop Blue Hill, Evans, Norfolk, 6. Slacum.
~%: 81 :an-
ASSIZE OF BREAD
Made Of Suherfne BurFz0ur.
CENTS.
The pound loaf to be sold for SO
4 pound loaf
as~ pound loaf
- l pound loaf IL
LINES HARRTSS.
Clerk Of the Market.
SHarob
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49, - ~ =
type of religion, the badge of our
/ Saint,
ADJ plant Of that soil which no venom can
] faint.
Ien with Shamrochs, as myrtles, let's gar
aish the bowl
In converse conriyial, and sweet flow of
soul;
IoIour Saint make oBlations of generous
!, wine,
!, What Saint would have more, sure, It's wor-
| ship divine.
Btth Venus and Mars to our land lay claim,
Her title is own'd and recorGed by lame /;
Bit, st. Patrick, to friendship has hallow'd
tie ground,
Aid bad nospitality ever abound.
N{W With ShamrochS as myrtle, we garnlsh
the bowl, &c.
Tho jovial and festivein seeming excess,
We have hearts sympathetic OF others dis
uesS 3
May our shamrock continue to flourish, and
prove
An emblem of Charity, Friendship and
Love.
St:lIwith Shamrochs as myrtles we garnish
the bowl, &c.
xsssssssz. sa.
Departed this life, on Thursday evening
last, much regretted,by his friends and ac
quantance, robert 1ozunsAend Hooe, esq.
In the 66th year of his age.
At an early period Of his life, and at a
time when it became necessary to call forth
the talents of the country, he was selected
as member of the Maryland convention.
In the character of delegate, he soon e.
sinced the superiority of his mind, and By
a faithful and unremitred attention to the
important duties which devolved upon him
acquired universal respect and confidence.
At the commencement of the year 1776,
he received from the Maryland Conven-
ton, the appointment Of Lieutenant Colo
mel of the 18th battalion, belonging to that
state. In his military as well as civil capa-
city, his conduct was equally honorable to
himself and serviceable to his country
Upon the establishment of our independ-
ence, he resumed the character of private
citizen, and zealously attached to the inter
ests OF his country--continued a uniform
supporter ofthose principles by which her
Independence had been acquired.
His friends and acquaintance are re-
gu sted to attend his fune raj from his late
dwelling this afternoon at O'clock.
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Iohn Gardner Laid,

Eaa 7or sac, At ais ss5a5z,
IFharf-
Muscovado and Loaf Sugars in hogsheads
and barrels.
Molasses, West-1ndia, and New-Englant
Rum in do.
Hollands Gin and French Brandy in pipes.
Port, Sherry, and Malaga Wines.
Coffee, Rice, and Cotton Wool.
Imperial, Hyson, Young Hyson, Hyson
shulan. and Hyson-skin Teas, in whole, halt
andquarter chests.
case black Persians.
barrels Caroline Indigo. s
20 crates Liverpool eream-colored * blue
edged Ware assorted.
Best Black Pepper in Bags.
Spermaceti Mould, and Mould and Dip
Talow Candles in boxes.
Brown Soap in boxes,-Cod-hsh in do.
Beef, Pork, Salmon, Shad and Herring
in barrels.
Tanners Oil, Spanish Hides, quantity
Soal Leather, Mems, Womeas' and Children
Shoes of various descriptions, few package
OF White Rolls and German Checks, Russ
Sheetings and Diapers, Russia and Ravcn-.
Duck, India Cotton ofd,herent kinds, MAJ
keens, so pieces coarse Irish Linens, Wrl1
ing and wrapping Paper, 500 bushels coars
Salt, Cordage. Flax Glue, quantity OF V,
negar. 900 tons Plaster Paris, and 20 ton
Russian Hemp, &c. &c.
January /,
/ sE Printing in its various branchees
executed with accuracy and ldispats .sf
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S A L I.
Pubic Sale.

IN pursuance ola deed of trust from, Alex
ander l1cnd rsor. jun executed 10 Henderson,
FERGUSON and Gibson, Will be sold, on the
first londay in April next, before the Court.
House door in the town of Dumtrics, the pro-
perry therein specified. The terms of sale
viii be m,de known on the day of sale
Daniel Carmichael, 5ger1t,
For Henderson, Ferguson and Gibson.
March IL. dts.
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NAVAL APPOINTMENTS.

s.. v g.
liade By the late President IF the Z. States
and confrmed by the Senate.
Henry Caldwell, of Mass. to be capt.
in the Marine corps, in the place OF Rooerl
Rankin, resigned.
Robert ID. wainwright, of S. Carolina ;
William Anderson, of New Jersey Mel
son Luckett, of Va; Thomas II. Pinck-
nev, of S. Carolina Thomas K. Swift, OF
Pennsylvania ; Lee Massey, jun. OF Vjr-
ginia John Brooks, jun. OF Massachus it's:
and Andrew Hasel, Of S. Carolma-to be
FIRST LIEUTENAgrs IN lhe marine corps
p. oaoted from second lieutena' is.
William Wnthrope, now cond leu
tenant of marin S, TO be FIRST LIEUTE-
NANT in the marine corPs,vice 1t. Johnson,
resigned.
Mathew Bowie, of Kentucky; Ichabod
8. Crane. Of New York; Lewis G. A. Ar
instead, of Virginia Roger Jones. ct
Virginia Edward P. Wilmer, OF Many
land Henry II. Parker, of S. Carolina ;
William D. Wilson, Of S. Carolina john
Crabbe, Of Pennsylvania Henry Il. Ford,
of PENNSYLVANIA James Ragland, of Vlr-
ginia Robert Gardner, of Massachusetts
to be. SECOND LIEUTENANTs, In the Ma
rine Corps.
Humphrey Magra,h, now sailing master;
Charles C. 5. Thompson, James ?. Viii
mer, Francis Mitchell, Robert B. Gamble
John Newt, and Jacquelin B. Harvey, nov
midshipmen, to be lieutenants In the navy
of the y. S.
Nicholas Harwood, Robert D. Thorn,
and John Brown, now surgeons mates J;
and Samuel r. Trevett, jun, of Massachu-
sets; Stephen c. Blyden, of Massachusetts,
to be surgeons in the navy of the United
States.
Gustavus r. Brown, OF Maryland Graf
den D. Hanson, of Maryland I; Thomas
Lawson, Jun. of Virginia /; Henry Faekler,
of Pennsylvania John Renolds, of Penn
sylvania J. H. Hampton, of New Jersey;
Joseph Trevett, of Massachusetts,; Iheo-
dorus C. Van Wyck, of New York ; James
r. Owen OF New York /; John A. KearneY,
of the District of Columbia /; John Max
well, of Maryland Samuel Davis, of Viz
einia Stith Lewis, of Virginia; William
Barr, of Pennsylvania Samuel K, lrevett,
| of Massachusetts Thomas J. II. Gushing,
ssachusetts-to be SURGEoN'sMATEs
II, the navy Of the United States.
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a.esannrta GaiIp @a,ette.


to The Spanifh Vice-Conful
|. of Alexandra informs the pub
he, that his office will be open
every day Except Sundays
from ten o'clock IN the morning
till two III the afternoon.
March y
The legislature of New Orleans has
elected Mr.. -noydras, delegate to con-
gress, vice MIR. D. CLARK. Mr.. P. had 90
votes-Mr. Watkins 5.
A letter from Antigua of the 10Th of
January, says, 6 It is reported that 10 sail
OF tie Jamaica feet are lost. Accounts
from ST. Thomas state them to have been
destroyed by French squadroa OF IL sail
of the line.
C.Saoannah papcr.)
The Spotted Fever RACES in Hartford,
Connecticut, with great violence. Mum
bers nave already iaiien victims to its RAJ
wages. In three days three sisters were
grasped in the cold arms of death, in the
bloom of lie and beauty, who were, two
DAYS before, in the vigor of health. The
Hartford Mercury gives US the following
additional aaemcnto of the grim yrant's
stern embraces
On Wednesday died Hrs. Mny Doda,
wife of Mr.. Jonn Dodd, Post Master, at
ter an illness OF four days, aged Sc years.
The dsy preceding her death, ar. Doda
himself was taken i'll and expired on Sun
day morning, in the 66sh year of his age.
On the night following died his oldest son,
Mr.. 7ohn Dodd, jun. merchant, aged 43
years, after a short illness. And on Mon
day died capt. Josiah Dodd, nephew OF the
late post sser, aged 80 years. Died also
in the course of the week two children OF
Mr.. Joseph Pratt, Jun.
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NEW-oRLEANS, February 1s.


\ A Paris paper, which has been politely
landed to US BY friend, contains the fol-
0ging article La Lascrne Magigue.
She province of Louisiana, though Sc
,ma,ed, for The present, from tbs great EN-
IRE, nv a. certain concurrence OF events,
continues 20 evince the highest veneration
ior all our political institutions. To avoid
lie barbarous yoke of Gothic system of
Jurisprudence called the common law of En-
gland, the principles of the civil law have
been expressly and exclusively adopted as
ne basis Of anew code which is shortly to
i promulgated in thar province. NJ. Louis
Sloreau Lislrt, French jurlsconsult, has
The honor OF digestiag this code: which in
'act IS a paraphrase of the Napoleon code.
I'VE regret to miss, in this digest, that
/ dmlrable combination of principles, and
| aersplcuity aud elegance of style, which
distinguish this grand work Of she most emil
laent grniusts OF our nation. We presume
hat Mr.. MORGAN thought it necessary to
iSSuise the glorious piagia'y, lest he might
'zr'te the national jealolsies of his new fel-
Os citizens. And he has disguised it ef-
'eeiusl'T. So ALTERING compliment to his
naive country, however, deserves our high
standardization, particularly IS his Iabors
@ll tend to preserve in that colony, for
'Vn'e time longer, the practice Of those flaws
winch is our interest 10 find there" LA
Aspaat, Sept. IS, 1903.
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rlorf can asYsr be clouIsd.

ofoar GLORY can asysr be cloujcds
~ a,bs powers are deiled
s a l@sd "a oll World allied,
o1s Who in dangers dark hour have
OSsa rndsst tempest cannot overwhelm
o. w. ;,os whom It1shinsfoa piac'd at the
helm. 1I
8. xho,,ld fill by the arms or the arts
ltasaar,.'s demons of dire DISSOLUTION,
u Dos .na must first wiz MS way thro' our
hearts,
.c.,e he su.dues the American nation.
Philosophers dfeams'
And + ret,ctiiied schemes,
n@a r,i ir tie tauicGion of Washington
-p'S Fal!ies cannot overwhelm
u,sgs waorn Washington placed at the
helm.
.,e,o,,s sars OF illustrious sires, ~
= n.,3s thslr Dlo3d WHO cemented.fair free
=" ,om's foundations,
na,r;a .bosoGls Inherit their fires,
Hss s.dvo,,rs is the need OF a worlds aces
nations,
s Your names sou shall Ead
Il ON bosonss enshri!i'd,
VIM les dearest iiSamcnts ever en-
a sou shall ,~.;te, lest tAe storm over
w6elm,
,vrl IL plots whom FTasAi'ss.on plac'd at
The h,ln.
ys,r eaor.s of wisdom your country reveres,
yosg couhsels alone can ensure her saliva
T5,r ,rssence is welcom'd With gratitude's
tears,
rue RocEs on WHICH CLING THE
81 AST HOPES OF TIE NATION.
Lei each holor'd natne
Swell the trump t of Fame,
While il peais with its longest and loudest
acclsim;
!, I'd re aiA aaite, lestthc storm overwhelm,
Niththe pilots@hom Washington placed at
the he m.
.Mr. Qa.ncey's speech.
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liade BIZ the late President If the Z. States
and confrmed ty the Senate.
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Z ~
lp THE Officers of the I'D legion are
requested to meet at Mir. Caton,s a4ls e0ea-
ing at A o'eloe&, sins eomPlsat un.'otni' Tor
the purpose Of attending the tuIie fsi Oh t theii
late fellow townsman, Col. EooE
s JOHN MAN NEY,
: LII. Loi. com.
March II.
to- THE officers and privates OF the dll
fert mt Uniform companies OF nliiitia a. AieA-
andrla, anxious 10 pay the last Tribute o. re-
spect to departed worth, viii parade at INC
courthouse square this evening. IN COM
plete uniform, precIsciy at4 O'clock, Tor The
purpose OF attending the iunefal oI their
late deceased trienu AND patron col. Rooert
lcevnshend Hooe.
[ March II.
fCP THE Members of the Washington
Society or Alexandria are requested 60 meet
at MIR. Cations hotel this eOe.MS, precisely
at 4 o'clock, tor the purpose Oh atttndng
the funeral OF one OF It's lare worthy mein-
bers, Col. Robert L. i10ee.
BY oruer OF the President,
6. DENEALE, Sec,ry.
March IL
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THE SHAMROCK.

A SoNG ron Sr. PATRIeK's bAr.E s
Brave Sons Of Hibernia, your shamroch's
display,
Forever n De sacred to Patrlck,s day
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sr Printing in its various branches
executed with accuracy and dispste g
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The legislature of New Orleans ha
elected Mr.. T. -2oydras, delegate to con
gress, vice MIR. D. CLARK. Mr.. P. had &c
votes-Mr. Watkins S.
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MA ts.Sr ,s--,.--rasf=a<..l W.
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Ioseph III. Vaudeville,

Corner Of King aud Union-streets,
HAS FOR SALE,
1000 baskets coarse and tine Salt, by the
bushel and in sacks.
so barrels Whiskey.
1000 VT. Rhode Island Cheese.
Goshen do. in casks.
5000 VT. best green Co flee, In bags.
looo/do. white do.
French Brandy.
Jamaica, Antigua, Windward Isl.nd, and
New England Rum.
Imperial, Hyson, Young Hyson, and lily :
son Skin Teas, ofthe latest imhortations.
Sugar, best Muscovado, in hogsheads and
barrels.
Do inferior qualities, in do.
Moiasses, in hogsheads
Glover Seed, warranted fresh.
Cotton, in bales and by retail.
Candles, mould and dipped.
Loaf and Lump Sugar.
Spanish Cigars, Hamilton's and Carrots
Snuff. in bottles, Writing and Wrapping Pa
per, Pepper, Allspice, Chewing Tobacco,
Nader, Copperas, Soal Leather, Bed Cords,
Leading Lines, Ks. &c.
,dLS0,
Best Super6ne Flour. for private families.
few barrels Corn, and some Seed Oats,
PIaister of Paris, SC.
April II.
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S a professional DENTIsT--of batf1mofe,
~ RESPECTFULLY acqHaints the LADIES
and GENTLEMEN Of Alexandria, that
he intends to practice in this place for q lew
4 DAYS. in all the various branches of his pro-
fe,ssion. No genteel person OF either SEX
can give or receive pleasure or comfort, oy
teeth coated with tart or decayed gums, OF
fnted breath, His method OF cleaning tn
teeth will be found beth easy and eflicaclous,
as hundreds can attest in Baltimore and else
where. Without giving pain, or hurting the
enamel, he removes the tartar, &c. when inc
teeth will assume a beautiful appearance the
gums adhering tothe teeth but II the stase
of the gums require 1t, doctor =. VIII give
to the person an antiscoIbuhc lotion OF cue
mical preparation, which gained the applause
of hundreds both in Europe and America
It is pleasant, innocent, and efectual, III
smoothing and whitening the teeth amateur
ing the gums, rendering them red and hrlh,
preventing the decay of the teeth and sweet
ening the breath. Doct. G. hts artificial TEEN
from one to an entire set, with such nicely,
to answer the useful purposes OF nature, ana
of SO natural an appearance that 1t IS lmpossi-
He to distinguish them from real ones. Dr.
G. flstters himselffrom his being regularly
bred to the practice of physick, as well as 70
the dentist Business, and his long experience
! on the continent of Europet France ana opah9
to give to all those who favour HIM with theif
commands, every possible satisfaction.
May l3. e.
N: q. Doctor C. will wait on any lady or
penticman at their respective houses,or may
be consulted at the City Tavern