Dunlap's Pennsylvania packet , The general advertiser — Philadelphia, Pa., 1775-08-21 00:00:00, page 4

FHIL{DELPHIA, ^^l6, 1775.
Ar an Ele&ion, held thjs day at the State-
Hmfe, for chiding a Committee for the city of
Philadelphia and its diftrids, the following Gen
tlemen were duly choice, viz.
For the City.
I George Clymer. 39 William Heyfham.
2 Samuel Meredith. 40 James MiHegan.
? John Sheer 41 Charles Malley.
"4 Samuel Massey. 42 James Creffn.
5 Sharpe Delaney. 43 Andrew Caldwell.
6 Thomas Mifflin. 44 James Meafe.
7 Owen Biddle. 45 Benjamin Loxley.
8 Richard" Bache. 4.6 Benjamin Harbilon.
9 Joseph Read. 47 Christ. Marshall, fen.
to William Rush. 48 Robert Strettle Junes,
It Joseph Wctheril. 49 J >fepli Parker,
12 Samuel Morris, jen. 50' omas Affleck.
13 Thomas Barclay. 51 James Read.
14 John WillcoY. 52 John Benezet.
15 Janies Irvine. 53 Paul Insle.
16 Tho. Cuthbert, fen. 54 Frederick Kuhl.
17 John Cox.• ^5 Joseph Moulder.
1S Thomas Lawrence. 56 Timothy Math^k.
19 I c°b Morgan. 57 James Alh.
20 'William Jackson. 58 John F:t:on.
21 Jolin Cadwalader. 59 Nicholas Hicks.
22 John Bayard. 60 Philip Boehm.
.23 SonuJ Miffiin. 61 Jacob Shriner.
24 Land rt Cadwalader. 62 Daniel Joy.
a,-Francis Gurney. 63 Thomas Leech.
26 G o>ge Schloffer. 64 Benjamin Mrrfhall.
27 Moore Fnrman. 65 Francis Wade.
28 Chritlopher Ludvig. 66 William Ball.
29 Jonathan B Smith. 67 David Potts.
30 Thornis Pryor. 68 John Linington.
31Tho. Wharton, jun. 69 Isaac Howell.
31 William Bradford. 70 Joseph Watkins.
33Tho na M'Kean. 71 Chrirtopher Pechin.
3). Benjamin F ikiin. 72 Peter Lloyd.
°35 Robert Morris. 73 Nathaniel Brown.
36 John Alien. 74 William Wider.
37 Richard Willing. 75 Joseph Dean.
38 John. Puri mce. 76 Jacob Barge
For the Northern Liberties.
77 John DLinfon. 83 William Coates.
78 Charles Thompson. 84 Thomas Hopkins.
79 ifaa; Coates. 85 Thomas Britton.
£0 William Masters. 86 John Williams.
81 John Britton. 87 John Brown.
82 Juf. Copperthwaite. 88 George Leib.
F6r Southwark.
89 Richard Dennis. 95 Silas Engles.
< # o Joseph Blewer. 96 John William Annis.
91J ifeph Marsh. ,7 Benjamin Jones.
9? John Due. e. 98 Samuel Moore.
93J bph Huddle. 99 Charles Alexander.
9 4 Thomas Cafdrop. 1&0 William Drewry.
WE the Subscribers being appointed judges of
this Election, do certify, that the above Gentle
men were duly chosen as a Committee for the city
and liberties of Philadelphia, to continue for fix
months from the date hereof. And they are
,hereby requeued to meet at the Philosophical So
ciety's Hall, on Friday evening next, at 7 o'clock
precisely, to proceed to business.
Joseph Falconer, Reynold Keen.
Joseph Marsh. John Bayard.
John Duche. Robert Strettle Jones.
John Williams. Joseph Watkins.
John Britton.
Capt. Ramage from Londonderry, on the i6th
uh. in lat. 38:28, spoke the (hip Sally, Capt.
Campbell, from Baltimore for Cork, out 8 days :
On the 25th, in lat. 40 : 30, he spoke the Glas
gow sloop of war, of 20 guns, bound for New
lork, in search of provisions, who boarded him,
but found none : another vessel hove in fight,
fleering to the eastward ; they fired two guns at
her, went on board, and by what Capt. Ramage
could ice, they immediately hauled their wind and
I+ood N. W. and by W. supposed for Boston; and
on the 30th, in lat. 36 : 15, he also fpske the ship
Augustus C^far, from Jamaica for London, out
fix weeks.—With Capt. Ramage came 130 pas
sengers.
On Tuesday last arrived at Newcastle, the ship
Charlotte, Capt. Egar, from Belfaft, with 230
passengers on board, who was also boarded by the
said fluop of war.
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' 7^ Published, and to be Sold by
JOHN DUN LA P,
In Market-Street, Philadelphia,
A *S E RM O N,
Preached before the Congregations of CHRIST
C BURCH and ST. PETE R's, Philadel
phia, on THURSDAY, July 23, 1775,
Being the DAY recommended by the Honorable
Continental Congress for
A GENERAL FAST
Throughout the Twelve United Colonies of
NORTH-AMERICA.
By TH OMAS COOMBE, M. A
Chaplain to the Most Noble the Marquis of
Rockingham.
PUBLISHED 3Y REQUEST.
The Second Edition.
Tbthe SPI NNERS in this CI T 1;, the
Suburbs uWCountry.
YO U R services are now wanted to promote
the American Manufactory, at the corner of
Market ftieet and Ninth street, where Cotton,
Wool, Flax, &e. are delivered out; strangers who
apply are desired to bring a few lines by way of re
commendation from some refpe&able perlon in their
neighbour I>ood.
One ditiinguifhing charafteriftic of an excellent
woman as given by the wisest of men is, “ That (he
fceketh Wool and Flax, and worketh willingly with
her hands—(he layeth her hands to the spindle and
her hands holdeth the diftaff.” % this time of
public distress you have each of you an opportu
nity not only to help to sustain your families, but
likew ft to cast your mite into the treasury of the
public good. The molt feeble effort to help to save
the flare from ruin, when it is all you can do, is
as the Widow's mite, entitled to the fame reward
as they who oftheir abundant abilities have cast
in much.
V'^^"'"4"^ inted by J OHN DUNLAP, at the Wfy Printing-Office ^Market-Street vvhere
.uofcripnons at Ten Shillings /er Annum, Advertisements, &c. are thankfully received for this Paper.'
WANTE D,
A YOUNG WOMAN that can be well re
commended, to do the business of a house,
and" take care of children. Apply to the Printer.
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Philadelphia, July 24, 1775.
CHARLES MAIS E,
Mustard and Chocolate Maker,
BEGS leave to inform the Public in general, that
he will give Forty Shillings per bushel for any
quantity ®f good clean Mustard-seed, or any small
quantity at that rate for fix months from the date
hereof; he therefore hopes that farmers and others
will use their belt endeavours to encourage this va
luable manufaAory, by cultivating and improving
the growth of so valuable an article, that we may
not now, nor hereafter, have any occasion to im
port from our ininiHerial enemies in Great-Britain.
Those persons that have, or may have it to fell,
shall not be disappointed by applying to the Widow
Cunningham, at the Rising Sun in Market-street,
near the Coffee-houfe ; to Mr. John Davis, saddler,
near Fourth-street in Market-street, or to the Ma
nufactory in Second street below the New Market,
oppotite to Almondcftieet, at which places ready
money will be given.
N. B. Said WiisE stands in the market on mar
feet days, opposite the London Coffee-houfe ; He
returns thanks to his former customers, hopes for
a continuance of their favours, and doubts not but
to merit their esteem.
ISAAC G R A Y,
Having removed his Store and Dwelling right
oppotite to the Ware-house which he lately occu
pied in Chefnut street, between Second and Third
streets, hereby informs his customers, &c. that
they may be supplied (where he now lives) with
the following Articles, viz.
EXCELLENT Philadelphia bottled BEER
> an^ CYDER, by thegroce or dozen, wired
an 4 packed, if requisite ; 'old Madeira, Scheras,
Lisbon, Malaga and Teneriffe Wines, by the calk
or lesser quantity; Claret and Red Port in bottles;
old Jamaica Spirits, Brandy, Geneva, English Beer,
fwect Oil, white wine and cyder Vinegar by the
calk or gallon ; loaf, lump and mufeovado Sugars;
Indigo, Pepper, Coffee, Chocolate, Allspice, Mace,
Cinnamon, Cloves, Nutmegs, double and single
Gloucester Cheese, fmoaked Hams, bottling corks,
&c. Also an assortment of GLA SS WARE,
made at Kensington near this city.
Hurterden County, Wefl-jerfo, d^gif 3, 1775.
fir'll ESE are to give notice to the Cre-
Iditois of Nathaniel Lowrey and Ro
bert Graham, prisoners confined for debt in the
gaol of Trenton, that they be and appear before
any two Judges of said county, at the Court house
Sa Trenton, on Friday the 25th instant, (August)
to (hew c.iufe, if any they have, w%y the said debt
ors should not be difeharged agreeable to ap a& of
the General Assembly, entituled, " An a& for the
relief of insolvent debtors," &c.,
ALEXANDER POWER,
Has for SALE or to L ET, on reasonable terms,
A TRACT of good LA ND, in Shearman's
Valley, about twelve miles from Susquehanna
and twenty from Carlifle ; containing 300 acres,
with zo acres of cleared land and a large house
thereon. Another Plantation about four miles
from the ab®ve, with a good dwelling-house and
40 acres of improved land, pleasantly situated, two
county high- ways intercepting one another in said
premises. Also, three other Plantations in that
neighbourhood and up Susquehanna,
N. B. Alexander and William Power con
tinue their Vendue as usual, on Wednesdays and
Saturdays, at their new Vendue-houfe near South
ftreet wharf, in Water- street, below Mr, John Hart's
Vendue-ftore.—Alfo to be let, a dwelling-house,
stores and wharf near said Power's Vendue-ftore.
ROBERT M'N AI R,
Saddler and Cap Maker, from Glasgow,
BEGS leave to inform his Friends and the
Public, that he has opened a (hop the tenth
door above the gaol, in Market-street, the next
door to Dr. BasS where he intends carrying on
the business in all its branches, viz. mens and wo
mens saddles of the newelt fafhioris, foot cloths,
bridles, pillions, housings, saddle cloths, piftol'
bags, saddle brigs, portmanteaus, and all kinds of
Saddle and Military Furniture, &c.
Those who are pleased to favour him with their
custom, may depend on having their work done in
the neatest manner, with the greattf dispatch, and
on the most reasonable terms. Tb^r orders shall
be duly complied with, and his utmost endeavours
shall be exerted to render him worthy of their fu
ture favours.
FOUR bOLLA R S~RE WAR'D,
RAN AWAY from the fubferiber, a certain
JAMES MARTIN, who fays he was
born in Newcastle County, and it is supposed that
he is or will be some where near St. George's; had
on a brown coat and waistcoat of coarse cloth,buck
fkm breeches, felt hat, and old IhOes tied with
firings: He took with him a bay Mare, Ihod befoie,
and is lame in one of her fore feet, an old saddle
patched upon the pummel, the bridle tied in the
head-piece with a leather thong. Whoever will
bring the man or mare to the fubferiber, living „
Isaac Dawson's tavern, eight miles below Dover,
shall have the above Reward and ¥1 rerfona' Ie
charges, by MARK MANLOVE, Constable
of Murtherkiln Hundied.
To be SO LD, wholesale and retail, by
THOMAS PALMER, Gunsmith,
On the north fide of Market-street, between Fourth
and Fifth-ftreets, Philadelphia,
CHEAP neat and well made Touch-hole
Prickers and Pan Brushes, being very neces
sary and convenient to those who use guns, for
keeping the lock, &c. in compleat Order.
NATHANIEL BARRETT,
From BOSTO N,
Has to SELL, at the Store in Second-street, near
Arch-street, lately improved by Mrs. Bayard,
AN assortment of plain and changeable Man
tuas, ducapes and paduafoys; plain and fi.
gured fattins and peelongs ; rich white and black
fattins ; green, light and dark, blue, cloth, and
mixed fuperfine cloths ; middling and fine ditto;
calicoes and chintzes; di to for bed furniture ;
34, 78 and yard wide Irish linens*; lawns and
cambricks; long lawn; sprigged and striped muf
fins; flowered lawns and aprons; patent and Pa
ris nett ; kenting handkerchiefs ; gauzes and cat
gut; linen and silk dittl ) ribbands ; Damascus
and lorettos ; grizzetts, moglios and Calcuttas ;
Denmark lucres and t&/ ets ; fine table cloths
and clouting diapers; c^mblets, plain and striped ;
tammies and durants ; silk mitts and gloves ; fer
rits ; quality and shoe bindings ; a good assortment
of looking glasses ; with many other articles, all
which will be fold cheap for cash.
Baltimore Town, Juty 20, 177 c.
FIVE POUNDS REWARD.
RAN AWAY last night, an indented Irish
servant man named LEWIS MURRY,
a thin spare fellow, about five feet ten inches high,
smooth faced, with short mouse coloured hair, ad
di&ed much to drinking, by trade a cooper; it is
probable he may change his name, as he took the
indentures of one John Dean Edwards away
with him, and can write a tolerable good hand :
He stole from his master and carried with him, a
silver faced watch with a black ribbond and key, a
pair of silver carved knee-buckles, a fix dollar Ma
ryland bill, a new blue regimental coat with blue
lining and white regimental buttons, rather too
short for him, a new pair of brown cloth breeches,
half worn red and white gingham jacket, a white
shirt ruffled at the sleeves and bosom, one plain
white ditto, one oznabrigs ditto, sky coloured
worsted stockings, black silk handkerchief, new
striped holland truwfers, new fafhionablc beaver hat
with a cockade in it, and his flioes old. Whoever
takes up said servant, if ten miles from Baltimore
Town, shall have THREE POUNDS; if twenty
miles or upwards, the above reward, and reasona
ble charges if brought home, paid by
+ WILLIAM STACY.
%, 3, 1775.
SIXTEEN DOLLARS REWARD.
RAN AWA Y yesterday, a servant lad named
'THOMAS CLAR K; about 22 years of
age, about 5 feet 8 inches high, a swarthy complexi
on, dark brown hair, very flow of speech, he is by
trade a tanner and currier. Had on and took with
him, two coattees, one brown turned up with buff,
the other of a dark cloth colour, two check shirts,
a ^wcred neck handkerchief, a blue and white
hr^bd Damascus jacket, a dove coloured ditto, a
pairof leather breeches, a pair of blue and white
spotted silk and worsted stockings, an old beaver
hat, a pair of new black-grain flioes and pumps, a
pair of new Russia linen trowfers.
It is thought he is gone towards Stantawn,
Botetourt county, in Virginia. Whoever brings
home said servant to William Coats, in the
Northern Liberties, shall have the above reward.
N. B. Masters of vessels and others are forbid to
harbour or take him off.
June 9, 1775.
WAS STOLEN from the sub
scriber, a Pocket-book with a Fifty Pound
Bond therein, bearing date the 18th day of Febru
ary, 1771, payable theist of April, 1775. This
is to forwarn all performs from purchasing said bond,
-s I never gave an assignment of it to any one.—
The bond was due by Jacob Carpenter, of Lam
peter Tewnihip, L'ancafter County, to be paid to
the fubferiber, of Bart Township, in the County
aforefaid. ROBERT CUNNINGHAM.
N. B. It is supposed the thief will forge an as
signment on said bond.
TWENTY SHILLINGS REWARD.
WENT AWAY a few days ago, from her
matter, in Newtown, Bucks County, an
Irish servant woman named CATHERINE
MAGILL, well set, about five feet five or fix
inches high, twenty-fix or twenty-seven years of
age; had on and took with her, two long gowns,
one of straw Coloured fluff and the other of a green
and white fluff, an India calico short gown, a short
white silk cloak trimmed with ermine, a high crown
blue bonnet and a small black bonnet : She writes
a remarkable good hand, and fays her father was
a ganger in some part of Ireland. Whoever takes
up the said servant, and delivers her either to Mr.
Whitehead, Work-house keeper, in Philadel
phia, or to Mr. John Anderson, Gaol keeper,
in Trenton, ihall receive from them the above Re
ward, and all reasonable charges.
N. B. All perf^ns are forbid to harbour the said
servant at their peril ; but if any should be inclin
able to purchase her time, they may have, by ap
plying to Mr. Charles Bessonett in Bristol, her
indentures aligned over for a small consideration. f
Baltimore, 'June 30, 1775.
THREE POUNDS REWARD.
RA N AW AY from the fubferiber,
living at Fell's Point, an English servant
named IS AAC BARTO N, about five feet fix
or seven inches high, fair complexion, stout made,
had on when he went away, a light brown Bath
coating coat and waistcoat, oznabrug trowfers, no
stockings, and a pair of old Ihoes and buckles ; he
has a reel in his walk, has been in the army, and
has talked of making use of a discharge he had,
expecting that would carry him through the coun
try as well as a pais. Whoever apprehends said
servant and secures him, so that his matter may get
him again, shall be paid SIX DOLLARS if
taken in the province, and THREE POUNDS
if out, including what the law allows, by
WILLIAM SMITH, Jun.
TO BE SO L D,
At the city of Annapolis, in Maryland,
QIX very bandfome imported bay COAC H
3 MARE S, all of the hunting breed, and al
lowed by judges to be as fine as any, if not the
fineft Mares upon this Continent. It is needlels to
lay more of them (as they are well known) than
that they are exceeding good movers, match well,
are steady in barrel's, and perfe&l, f ound. They
measure from fifteen and a half to fifteen hands.
Two of them are full aged; two others are fix, and
the other two are five years old. A Gentleman of
New-Jersey, who is reckoned an exceeding good
judge of horses, offered 1501. fterl. for the oldest
pair last year, but the whole let will now be fold for
3901. fterl. and 321. ss. current me, tey, paid for co
vering them by Governor Eden's famous imported
horse Badger, by whom they are all supposed to be
with foal. BADGER will also be fold, now the
season is over, for 250 guineas, which, in good
bands, he will clear next season. Any Gentleman
inclined to be a purchaser, may apply to Mr.
SMI TH, -at the Governor's, for further parti
culars.
JUST PUBLISHED,
A SELF DEFENSIVE WAR LAWFUL.
Proved in a SERMON preached at Lancas
ter, before Captain Roll's Company of Militia, in
the PrefbyterianChurch, on Sabbath morning, June
4th, 1775. By the Rev.joHN Carmichael, A.M.
“ Iben said be unto them, but no^w he that bath a
pitrfe let him take it, and like^vife bit ferty, and be
that bath no fivord let him fell bis garment and buy
one. Luke 22, 36."
Now published at the request of the author and
torrefied by him, from the copy printed in Lancas
ter, and humbly offered to the perusal of the Mili
tary Associators of the city, liberties, and county
of Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, printed fcr, and fold by JOHN DEAN,
Bookbinder, in Laetitia Court.
June 7, 1775.
RANA WAY from the fubferibers,
living near Qtieen's Town, three servant men,
one named WILLIAM LANDAW, by trade
a blacksmith, about five feet ten inches high, a well
set fellow; had on a blue Bath coat lined with
green, and pair of dirty buckskin breeches. Ano
ther named JAMES YOE, by trade a carpen
ter, about five feet four inches high, much pitted
with the small pox, is very remarkable for a num
ber of warts on each hand; had on a light colour
ed cloth coat, and corduroy breeches. The other
named THOMAS BIGGS, by trade atiiv.r
fmith, about five feet five inches high; had on
dark coloured cloaths, and a pair of oznabrugs
trowfers. Whoever takes up the said servants and
secures them in any of bis Majesty's gaols, so that
their matters may get them again, shall have
THREE POUNDS Reward for each man,
and all reasonable charges, paid by
WILLIAM FORD,
JOHN ENGLAND,
JAMES BRUFF.
TEN DOLL aTTITewa RD,
FO R apprehending, taking up and securing in
any gaol, a certain JAMES HAY, who
was advertised in No. 186 of this paper, by John
Page and John Bradsha, as a run-away, with
two others, Francis May and John Hudson, who
are taken up, and fay that Hay took from the said
Francis May when he was asleep, a blue cloth coat
trimmed with white gilt buttons, a pair of white
breeches, a blue grey waistcoat, two white flrirts
marked with the letter F, one Irish linen ditto
marked with the letters IP, and two oznabrugs
ditto: He had on and with him besides, a light
brown velveret coat and waistcoat trimmed with
mohair buttons, a pair of dirty leather breeches,
a pair of white Russia drab ditto with metal but
tons and patches on the knees, two pair of blue
grey yarn stockings, a pair of shoes and half boot,,
one Irish linen shirt, one otnabrug ditto, one old
check ditto, and wears his hat flopped before ; he
has light coloured hair, and is bald on the top of
his head; he is a Scotchman, about forty years
old, five feet nine inches high, thick set, well made,
round Shouldered, a flat bluff red face, and when
in liquor is very apt to be quarrelsome: May fays
that he intends for Lancaster and the back woods,
and after some time for Philadelphia. The above
Reward will be paid by JOHN PAG E, of Kent
County, Maryland.
FORTY SHILLINGS REWARD.
RA N AOV A Y from the fubferiber, living at
Durham, in Bucks County, 'Pennsylvania, on
the third inst. (July) an English servant man named
JACOB KOO K, t about twenty-one years of
age, of a swarthy complexion, fliort brown hair,
dark eyes, squints a little, is very talkative, a 01t
5 feet 7 inches high, well set and w Iks straight;
had on when he went away, a coarse light c loured
broadcloth jacket, trimmed with red ra hi but
tons, a striped linen under jicket, a flax n'fhirt,
supposed to have two pair of trowfers, one tow and
the other oznabrigs, an old beaver lat tun in the
crown, and a pair of shoe-packs on his feet. Poi
fibly he may lay he has deferred from General Gage.
Whoever secures the said servant in any gaol, so
that his matter.may get him again, shall have the
above Reward and reasonable charges, paid by
JAMES MORGAN.
FOUR DOLLARS REWARD.
O AN AWAY on the 9th inst. (July) from
the fubferiber, living in Penn-ttreet, Philadel
phia, an indented servant lad named PATRICK
BYRNE, about twenty years of age, five feet fix;
or seven inches high, well made, short black hair
down look, remarkable for swearing, and fond of
strong liquor ; had on when he went away, a cloth
coloured frock fafhioned coat half worn and a good
deal foiled on the back, a striped silk and cotton
jacket, white corduroy breeches half worn, white
thread stockings, half worn shoes with plated carved
shoe buckles, a editor hat half worn, and cotton
check Oiirt. Whoever takes up laid servant so that
his matter may get him again, shall be paid the
above Reward and reasonable charges, bv
TIMOTHY SLOAN.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
RA N AWA Yon Saturday the 10th instant,
(June) from the tubs ribe;, living in Hui-
Town, Bucks County, an Irilh servant man named
RICHARD PURCELL, ali^ PURSLEY,
a well set fellow, about five feet nine inches high,
a good fcbolar, flow motion and walks elumfy and
heavy; had on when be went away, a dark fouff
Coloured broadcloth coat lined with green, and
apple-tree buttons, nankeen jacket and breeches,
thread stockings; and calf-Lin flioes ; also took
with him, one pair of cotton stockings and a pair
of old (hoes; lie has long black hair tied behind,
marked with the small pox, talks a Bale on the
broague, can speak French, and is very apt to talk
about France, &c. Whoever takes up said servant
and secures him in any of his Majesty's gols, so
that his master may have him again, shall have
FIVE DOLLARS if taken up in the county,
and if out of the county the above Reward, and
reasonable charges, paid by
JARED IRWIN.
N. B. All masters of vessels are defined not to
harbour or carry off fiid fervantat their peril.
FIVE POUNDS REWARD.
RAN AWAY from his bail, living in Red
Lion Hundred, New-Castle County, on De
laware, a certain JOHN BRADLEY, aged
about twenty-four years, about five feet seven
inches high, and in proportion to his height, or
rather slim, pretty arrive, fpeaks^ith the broague,
of a fair complexion, by occupation a labourer,
has of late pra&ifed ditching and clearing of Twa^y,
and probably would engage in a job of that kun(
as he carried off two ditching shovels ; had on and
took with him when he went away, a beaver hat
alraolf new, a new blue lapelled coat, hair buttons
with hooks and eyes, a lapelled ttriped waistcoat,
a pair of ticking breeches, worded flockings,
turned pumps with long quarters, and copper
uuckies : He also stole and took with him, a grey
MAR E, seven years old, pacts and trots, very
crocked hind legs, and a switch tail ; together
with a young MARE COLT, about three
weeks'old, of a brown dun colour, black mane and
tail, with a ratch riown its forehead. Whoever
takes up said thief and secures him in any of bis
Majesty's gaols, so that he may be had again, to
gether with the mare andtolf. shall have the above
Reward, or T H REE POUNDS lor th'e thief,
and FOR Il ISHILLINGS for the mare
and colt, and all reasonable charges, paid by
M A TIHEW WILLIAMSON.