Dunlap's Pennsylvania packet , The general advertiser — Philadelphia, Pa., 1775-08-14 00:00:00, page 4

EIGHT DOLLARS REWAR D.
RAN AWAI on the gd ihft. (July) from the sub
" scriber, at the ner Mills on Brandywine, near
Wilmington, an Irish feivant roan Burned Edward
Low, a cooper by trade, about 5 feet 8 inches high,
24. years of age, has yellow hair, grey eyes, and is
fond of strong liquor ; had on an old scarlet waist
coat, red rtriped cotton jacket with Aceves, check
fli.it, ozna rigs trowfers and old shoes. As be took
a tickie wi h him, it is supposed he will pass for a
re: per Woo vertakes up and secures said Servant
fi that his master may get him again, ffiall receive
tne above Re vard, and reasonable charges, from
GEORGE FORSYTH, Cooper.
To the SPINNERS in this City, the
Suburbs and Country.
"^7" OUR services are new wanted tepromote
X the American Manufactory, at the corner cf
Market street and Ninth rtrcet, where Cotton,
Wool, Flax, &c. are delivered out; Grangers who
apply are desired to biting a few lines by,\, or re
com nendation from fume re pedable person in their
neighbourhood.
One dirtinguifhing characteristic of an excellent
woman as given by the wileft of men is, " That Die
feeketh Wool and Flax, and worketh willingly with
her hands —(he layeth her hands to the fpindie and
her hands holdeth the diftaff." In this time of
public distress yen have each of you an opportu
nity nut only to help to sustain your families, but
liketv fe to catt your mite into the treasury of the
pabli good. The molt feeble effort to help to save
the stare from rain, when it is all you can do, is
as the Wid ex's mite, entitled to the fame reward
as they who of their abundant abilities have call
in mpcl..
R ISH LINE N S,
Of various prices, to be SOLD on reasonable
terms for cash, by
THOMAS M'GLATHRY,
At Mr. Robert Hunter's in Second -street, be
tween Market and Chefnut streets.
Hunterdon County, Wef-'Jerfey, August 3, 1775.
Q'ii ES E are to give notice to the Cre
-1 dito sos 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
in Trenton, on Friday the 25th instant, (August)
to (hew ciufe, if any they have, why the fad debt
ors (hould not he difeharged agreeable to ap aft of
the General Assembly, entituled, " An aft for tl:e
relief of insolvent debtors," &c. t
VO B~S O L D,
Bv the SUBSCRIBER,
AGOO D cedar log House, with lentils at each
end, and two acres of land, in Woodbuiy,
about eight miles from Philadelphia. The house is
25 feet in length and 24 in breadth, divided into
two tenements, each with two rooms and a fire
place in each room ; the lentils are each of them
about 14. feet in breadth and 24 in length, with a
weavers (hop joined to one of them of the fame
length and about eleven feet in breadth ; both len
tils hath a fire place. The said honfe and lentils
are very convenient for weavers, shoemakers, tay
lors or joiners. For further particulars enquire of
the tenants at said house, or of Josiah Chattin,
near Woodbury, who will shew the premises.—
The title is inditputa 1 le.
SY L_VE£TE R_FEN T O N.
T 0 BE s'(rL'p;
AL IKELY Mulatto Gir's, about sixteen years
of age, suitable for any Gentleman living in
the country who may chufe to purchase, being
mostly accv%med to country business. Sold tor
want of employ. Enquire of the Printer.
CAME to the place of the fubferiber,
a red CO W, with a white sac. Theowner
coming, proving his property and paying charges,
may have her again. GEORGE HITNER.
'w7-7 G I B B S?
A FTORNEY at LAW and SOLICITOR,
From London,\
DULY admitted in the Courts of Chancery
and King's Bench, prepares Alignments,
Bonds, Contrasts, Indentures, Leases, Mort
gages, Settlements, Wills, and all other DEEDS
and WRITINGS ; abifr3&s and advises on Titles;
an I tranfadfs all other business of an Attorney and
Conveyancer, with fidelity and expedition, and on
tile molt reasonable terms ; at Mrs. S WOR D's,
in Chefnut-fheet, between Second and Third
ftreets, Philadelphia.
Kent County, on Delaware, July 10, 1775.
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD,
p AN AWAY from the fubferiber, living on
" the road leading from Dover to Queen's Town,
and near the place called the Hoife-head, on Sun*
day nig t, the id inst. a servant man named WIL
LIAM JONES, by trade a gun lock maker, and
very ingenious at any kind of whitesmiths business,
and evn at blacksmiths work; aged upwards of
thirty years, of a middle stature ; he went off very
well eloathed with sundry forts of cloaths, and is
supposed to have taken plenty of money with him.
It is believed he is gone in company with another
servant man who is also eloped from a neighbour,
(name unknown). Whoever secures said servant in
any public gaol, so that his mistress may have him
again, or brings him home to her, shall have the
above Reward arid reasonable charges, paid by
S ARAH JONES, Widow.
FIVE POU^rTs'T^VATD?
R AN AWAY from the fubferiber, living near
" the Chapel, on Deer Creek, Herford County,
an indented English servant man named WI L
LIAM TOMKINS, about twenty fix years
of age, five feet five or fix inches high, fre(h com
plexion, long visage, long black hair tied behind,
and a blemish in his right eye; he took with him a
dark roan horse a out fourteen bands high, a good
saddle, and fnaffle bridle; likewise a new caftor liat,
a tightifh coloured cloth jacket, one half worn fine
shirt, one homefpnn ditto, one pair of tow trow
fers, one pair of ricken ditto, a white corded under
jacket, a pale blue silk handkerchief with a yellow
border, new (hoes, and plain fiJver buckles. He
is an artful deigning fellow, a tolerable good scho
lar, and probably may forge a pass. He has talked
for some time past of going to join the Regulars at
Boston ; I beg every friend to bis country will take
particular notice of him, as I am convinced he will
now take the aforesaid step if he can. Whoever
brings back the horse and the fellow (hall have the
aboveßeward, or THIRTY SHILLINGS for the
horse alone, and reasonable charges, paid by
ALEXANDER MURRAY. Foreman.
^HIL^DELPHIA:^^ by J° HN DUNLA L at the N^eftVri foOfcein Market-Street where
lions at Ten Shdlmgs seer Annum, Advertisements, &c. are thankfully received for this Paper.'
Wilmington, Newcafile ounty, July 11, | 77<
S/XDOLL^RS REWARD.
R'" AWA) last evening from the fubferiber, an
" Eng ifb servant man named JOHN ALDERTON,
a barber by t^ade, about zr or zgyears of age, about
'sJeet bigb, broadjace, middling I ng ebin, tbi k jet,
round Jbouldered, brow njhort bair, lovesfreng Lquor,
very taikat ve when drunk, pretends to flay "on a fije
or beat a drum, Jhaves and drefyes bair well, and is
very cunning : He arrived at Annapolis in September
lajl, and lived Jume time near tba place : Had on when
be w.nt away, a jacket of jueb puffas the Negr es
generally wear in Maryland, an ota wool I at,' tow
Jbirt, drillin' or P uflia Jbeeting drawers, white thread
ribbedflockings, new Jit ong fooes with bla<k buckles,
and a cloth under jacket • .He is remarkable JorJ%e
and appearance, and it is believed that be widen^a
vour to pafsfor a freeman, and offer bimjej to feme e t
the militia companies jo' afiJer or drummer any per
son apprehending the said Jervant so that his najter
ma, get him again, jball have the above Rewa a J
out oj this county, and ij witbin this county kll £
SHILLINGS, over and above wbat the law
allows, paidby William Brobson, Barber.
FOUR DOLLARS REWARD.
O AN AWAY on the i6ih instant, (July)
" from the fubferiber, living in Third-street,
Philadelphia, an Engii(h servant lad named JOHN
ROLF, has straight black hair, dark full eyes, four
feet ten inches high ; had on a felt hat this coun
try made, brown silk handkerchief, drab coloured
twilled kriey jacket without lining, and white
metal buttons, oznabrigs shirt and trowfers, new
Ihoes with one buckle. Whoever takes up the laid
servant an I lectures him, so that I may have him
ag in, shall receive the above Reward and reason
able charges, paid by
JOSEPH PEMBERTON, Grazier.
N. B. All persons are forbid to harbour or car
ry him off it their peril.
EIGHT POUNDS REWARD.
I) A N AWAY from the fubferiber, living in
Marlborough township, Philadelphia county,
on the iSth inst. (July) two indented lervants : Ro
bert Colebrook, an Englifuman, about 28 years
of age, fair complexion, brown hair and combs up
before, about 5 feet 6 inches high; bad on and
took with him a new light- coloured homespun cloth
upper jacket with small metal buttons, and lined
with oznabrigs, a light-coloured fuperfine under
jacket, about half worn, and is a little Shorter than
the upper one, brown cloth breeches, a pair of dark
cotton itriped trowfers, grey worsted ribbed stock
ings, good (hoes, new felt hat, and a Russia Meet
ing shirt, is a miller by trade, and a smart, active
fellow, came from England lift fall. Thomas
Simpson, (likewise from England) a (hoe-maker
by trade, isa lad about 18 or 1^ years of age, of a
pale complexion, long cifage, holy hair, his legs
crooked, and walks with his toes much turned ii,
is about 5 feet high.; had on and took with him, a
light-coloured fagathy coat with a piece put in on
the left shoulder, a homespun short jacket, brown
knit breeches, and a pair of leather ditto, dai k cot
ton striped trowfers, a half worn felt hat, a pair
plain worsted stockings, and a pair cotton ditto, and
(hoes patched on the sides. Whoever takes up said
servants and secures them in ahy gaol, so that their
master may have them again, shall receive for Ro
bert Colebrook Five Pounds, and for Thomas
Simpson Three Pounds, and reasonable charges,
paid by THOMAS MAYBURRY.
SIXTEEN DOLLARS REWARD.
DAN AWAY on the 13th iaft. (July) from
the fubferibers, in Deptford Township, Coun
ty of Gloucester, New-Jersey, two indented servant
men, one named JOHN OLDEN, born in Ire
land, about five feet four inches high, stoops in
the (houlders, has a surly down look, swarthy com
plexion, blackish hair, a fear over one eye, and
another fear on his left leg a little below th? knee ;
had on and took with him, an old felt hat, a home
spun jacket, oznibrigs shirt and trowfers, a new
pair of (hues and plated buckles. The other named
WILLIAM KEIRNS, alias TAYLOR,
born in Ireland, about five feet seven inches high,
a frefh well looking person, with black hair which
he is particularly careful to queue, very affable,
Smooth tongued and deceitful, can read, write and
cypner pretty well, and perhaps may forge a pass,
or change cloaths with his companion, the above
named John Olden; he had on and, took with him
a maccaroni hat, a black silk handkerchief, an old
check shirt, Russia sheeting trowfers, red striped
coatee, half worn pumps with large square plated
buckles; he also took a bundle of cloaths with him
and perhaps may change his drel's : He was lately
drummer in Philadelphia, in Capt. Smith's com
pany of militia, now Capt. Falconer's. Any per
son that will secure the above two run aways in any
of his Majesty's gaols, so that their muffed may
have them again, shall receive the above Regard,
or Eight Dollars for either of them, and rea
fouable charges, paid by
RICHARD CHEESEMAN,
JACOB BIRCH.
FOUR POUNDS REWARD.
D AN AWAY on the night of the 21st of
May ink. from the fubferiber at the Lower
Crols Roads, in Harford county, Maryland, an in
dented servant man named WILLIAM DUCY,
by trade a breeches maker, abaut twenty four years
old, five feet five or fix inches high, well made,
short black hair inclining to cu I, lull faced, ruddy
complexion and a little freckled, (peaks with a
broague, eing from the weft of Ireland; he ap
peals in dress genteel, and on that account m y not
be fufpe&ed for a run-away, having a new blue
broadcloth coat bound wuh tape and the holes
worked with the fame, a fine white shirt, and a
piece of fine country made linen partly bleached,
buckskin breeches, very narrow ribbed white wors
ted flockings, a pair of broad ribbed pepper and
salt coloured ditto, a pair of (hoes and a pair of dog
(kin pumps with the laps lined and bound with
white leather, odd (hoe buckles, and a good Irish
Caroline bat cut a little in the fufbion. Whoever
takes up the said servant, so that the fubferiber may
get him again, (hall have the above Reward from
JACOB LEMMON.
N. B. He can write and has forged a pass, and
intends to go to General Gage.
F OUR DOLLAR'S REWARD.
DAN AWAY on Tuesday the 18th inst. (July)
" fiom the fubferiber, living in New-Piovidence
Township, Philadelphia County, an English ser
vant Girl named ANN OWEN, about twenty
two years of age, fair hair turned high up ; had
on a light green gown, white apron, bonnet, and
cloth (hoes. Whoever takes up and secures said
fervent so that her master may have her again,
(hall be paid the above Reward, by
RICHARD SWANWICK.
Philadelphia, July „, 17^.
SIX DOLLARS REWARD.
VAN AWA Y early yest erda, morning from the
" Subferiber, an EngltJb servant Man, named
GEORGE FIELD about 26,ears of age, five
jeet fever. or eight inches high, 0, a thin pale visage,
a heavy down cast look, and his own hair of a black
colour tied behind: He took with him a good fait of
brownfufiian with white meta! buttons, three linen
Jhirts half worn, one pair of leather breeches, and one
par of buff knit ditto, two pair of brown thread flock
ings, and an old fu/han coat and waif coat, with new
folQ jboes, pinchbeck buckles, and a half worn beaver
hat. Whoever secures the said servant, so that the
fubferiber may get him again, Jball have the above
Reward, and reasonable charges if brought home, paid
by JAMES LOGAN.
N. B. He went away with a servant belonging to
Sharp Delany, advertised in this paper.
Philadelphia, July 31, 1775.
EIGHT DOLLARS REWARD.
DAN AWAYfrom the fubferiber, on Sunday the
30th cf July, a Dutch servant lad, named
JOHN MICHAEL KIRCHBAURN,
about eighteenyears oj age, five feet three or four in
ches high, wore his own hair, a dark brown, of a
yellow countenance, and bis eyes a light grey. He
Jpeaks EngliJb very well for the time be has been in the
country, being imported by Messrs. FiJbers in Septem
ber 1773 . • Took with him four white linen Jhirts, two
quite new, the others alm n ,fo, a pair of blue striped
trowfers, a round bat, a pair oj new foots, fundr,
other articles unknown. It is imagined from man,
circumflancts, be will t, to get on board a man of
war, either in Delaware or New-York. An, person
securing said servant, so that bis master ma, get nim
again, Jball receive the above Reward, and if brought
borne, reasonable charges, paid by
SHARP DELANY.
N. B, He went away with a servant of Mr.
Jim p s T plan's, advertised in this paper.
Newark, New-Jersey, uly nfl, 177 c.
TWENIY DOLLARS REWARD.
f„R AYED or STOLEN lafi night, from the pafure
of the fubferiber, a black or blackish brown borfe,
about eigb tyears old, fifteen bands bigb, long bodied,
afar in bis forehead, and the off bind foot white near
the booff, but it doth not extend round to the fetlock:
He trots and paces, and on firft going off seems to be
mofl natural to\bis pace. Ij the borfe isfolen, who
ever apprehends and secures the thief, Jball be paid the
above reward, and FORTY SHILLINGS for taking
up and returning the borfe to the owner.
LEWI S__O GDEN.
Cy AME to the plantation of the sub
/ scriber, living in St. George's, New-Castle
Countv, on the 26th of May last, a BAY HORSE,
about fifteen hands high, having no brand or maik
excepting some saddle marks and a brown spot on
his left hip; about eleven or twelve years old.
Whoever has loft said borfe is desired to come,
prove his property, pay charges and take him away.
MARY ROBINSON.
CAME to the plantation of the fubferiber,
in St. George's Hundred, New-Castle Coun
tv, on the zzd day of May last, a sorrel MARE,
thirteen hands high, five years old, with a blaze
down her face. Likewise on the second of June
inst. a grey MARE, big with foal, about thir
teen hands two incheshigh, short tail. The own
ers are desired to prove their property, pay charges
and take them away.
WILLIAM CARSO N.
THIRTY POUNDS REWARD.
RAN A WAY from the fubferibers,
living in Baltimore county, Maryland, about
12 miles from Baltimore-Town, a white servant
Man and a Negro Man, viz. The white Man is
nm d, RICHARD DAWSON, an English con
v a, came in the country last winter, about fifty
five years of age, wasa soldier under the king of
Prussia last war, is given to liquor, upwards of fix
fret high, brown hair, round face, frelk coloured,
has been hurt in his left thumb, which occasions it
to be (tiff. — Had on when he went away, an iron
collar double rivetted, old caftor hat, dark frock
much tarred, old dark grey German serge jacket,
mended with black linfey, brown role shirt, white
full'd cloth breeches, coarse white yarn flockings,
and old country made (hoes with Brings.
SOLOMON, a Negro, about 22 years of age,
has been in the country about four years, and talks
pretty good English.—Had on when he went away,
an iron collar, a darby on each leg with a chain to
one of them, all double rivetted, a new felt hat,
old brown cloth coat, blue cloth jacket lined with
fed, brown role shirt, white full'd cloth breeches,
old white yarn dockings, and old country made
(hoes. It is supposed they will make for
Borton to the soldiers, s they have often been talk
ing about them, and it is likely they may get their
irons oft, get other clothes, change their names,
and deny their master, as the Negro has always
done; has been in Newcastle upon Delaware twelve
months and upwards ; he went from thence in July
last, and got in goal in Somerset county, Mary
land, and was brought home in November last ;
he nas been in Philadelphia, he is of middle fize^
10 iiewhat upon the yellow, has some marks upon
one of his cheeks like the small pox, has loft part of
the tide of his right thumb, that makes the end of it
look ibai per than the other.
Whoever apprehends them, or either cf them,
and secures them in any goal, so that their master
may ha.e them again, (hall have Twenty Shillings;
i a ore ten miles, Forty Shillings; if above forty
miles, Three Pounds ; if sixty miles, Five Founds ;
if two hundred miles, Ten Pounds , it five hundred
miles, the above Reward, and reasonable charges
it brought home, paid by
THOMAS COCKEY, fen.
THOMAS COCKEY, jun.
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD
STOLEN out of the flable
3^^^ 'of the fubferiber, livingin
N ™°^ arden town °"P> Chester
county, Pennsylvania, in the
tm n 'ght between the 9th and loth
of January last, a dark brown
I^°' bIac k.MARE, with a
' ma " " ar ' n her forehead, did)
faced, fourteen hands one or
two inches high, low carriage, thin jhort mane,
both hind feet white, bianded on the near buttock
C I), paces a travel, trots (martly, has wind-galls
on the near fore foot at the pattern joint, and feme
white hairs in her tail, five or fix years old. Any
person or persons securing the said mare and thief,
so that the owner my get the mare, and the thief
br >ught to justice, (hall be intitled to the above
Reward, or FIFTY SHILLINGS for the
mare only, and all reasonable charges, paid by me
HENRY DIXSON.
Philadelphia, ,77c.
TWENTY SHILLINGS REWARD,
RAN AIVA Y lafl Tuesday morning, from the
fubferiber, living in Front-street, Philadelphia,
an Englijb servant boy, named JOSEPH WILKINS,
about fourteen or fifteen years of age, clumsy made,
dark complexion, and black freight hair : Had ox
when be went away, an old jiriped lincey jacket, with
sleeves, check Jbirt, fuperjine broad cloth breeches a
pair of fices almofl new, and white metal buckles.
Whoever takes up and secures the said servant, so that
bis master may have him again, Jball receive the
above reward, and allreajonable charges, paid by
JOSEPH 6UL LOG K.
FIVE DOLLARS RE W~AR D.
D AN AWAY on the fi ft of May last, from
the fubferiber, living on Bohemia Manor,
Csecil County, Maryland, a Negro Man named
TOM, about five feet nine or ten inches high,
sometimes limpeth a liitle in his walk ; had on ari
old brown (hort coat and waistcoat with metal but
tons, and sundry other cloaths. Whoever takes up
the said fellow and fecure# him (0 that his master
may get him again, shall receive the above Reward,
with reasonable charges, paid by
RICHARD FOARD, Senior.
Newcafle, 177 c.
EIGHT DOLLARS REWARD.
WH EREAS a certain person who called
himfelf MEAS, on the 6th instant, ap
plied to the fubferiber, living in Newcalile, for the
hire of a horse to go to Philadelphia, pretending he
had forgot his pocket-book and (ome valuable pa
pers there when he left th/t place in the Port Penn
it ge, and promised to return the next day, but has
not since been heard of, and 'tis believed he has
fold the horse: The said Meas ppeared to be a
middle aged man, about five feet fix or seven inches
high, very swarthy and much pitted with the small
pox ; had on a light coloured wilton coat, black
breeches, a regimental round hat with a black rith
band round the crown,the rest of hisdrels unknown:
The horse which he got from the fubferiber is a
dark bay, about fourteen hands high, eight or nine
years old, pretty lengthy body, black mane and
tail (witched, his mane very thick and hangs all on
the off fide, one fore and one hind foot white, but
which uncertain; he paces, trots and hand-gallops,
no brand or ear mark : The said Meas pretends he
has a brother in Oxford Township, Cheder Coi nty,
and is.from all accounts a most notorious villain.
Whoever therefore apprehends the said Meas, and
secures him in any of his Majesty's gaols in Penn
sylvania or this government, so that the fubferiber
may have it in his power to secure himfelf, and also
secures the horse so that the owner may get him
again, (ball receive the above Reward, or for the
horse alone FOUR DOLLARS, and all leafohable
charges if brought home, from
JOHN RIDDLES.
N. B. Was hired with the horse, an almott new
saddle with green housings, and an half worn fnaf
fle bridle.
WAN T E
1 YOUNG WOMAN who undaftands
the business of a family, and can be recom
mended. Enquire of the Printer. §
TO BE tETV
A HOUSE and LOT in the town of Dover,
in Kent county, on Delaware, very suitable
either for a baker or tanner, as there is a stream of
water runs through the lot, on which is a final!
meadow: The house is two stories high, with two
rooms on a floor, a good cellar with a large kitchen
and bake oven, a large garden, a stable, frnoke
houfe, a faring and well of excellent water, with
several acres of pasture. For terms apply so
BERTLES SHEE, in Water-street, near
Walnut street.
JACKET PATTERNS.
AN elegant assortment of the new fafhion jacket
patterns, fit for summer wear, and printed
near this city, quite superior to thole imported from
England, to be sold very reasonable forca/b, by
MOSES YOUN G,
At Mr. Joseph Dean's, merchant, in Front-street„
MI)VGAN=HO'LL IN3H A Ci
CLOCK AND WATCH MAKER,
TAKES this method to inform the Public,
that he has opened (hop in Moort's Town, on
the great road leading from Philadelphia to Mount
Holly, where he intends carrying on the business
in all its various branches. He m,kes repeating
dead beat Clocks, which are allowed to be much
superior to a recoil made in common, as they will
last much longer, and keep time more exa&!y.
Watch work is done in the most reasonable and best
m nner. All those who will please to favour him
with them custom, may depend upon having their
work done with care and dil'patch. Be very grate
fully acknowledges patt favours, and hopes for a
continuance thereof-
N. B. An Apprentice wanted to said business.
AS the partnership of FORSYTH
and M'C LIESH, Grocers, at the corner
of Thi d and Race streets, dissolved the tenth of
July, all persons indebted to them are hereby re
quested to call and pay off their refpe&ive accompts
to John M'Cliesh, who is properly empowered
to receive, and give fufficient receipts for the fame.
All those who have any demands against the said
partnership, are likewise hereby desired to bring in
their accompts that they may be fettled.
The business is still carried on at the fame place
as usual, by JOHN M'CLIESH, who fells all
kmds of Groceries ar the very lowest prices.
Philadelphia, ,W 1 24, 1775.
CHARLES M A IS E,
Mustard and Chocolate Maker,
BEGS leave to inform the Public in general, that
he will give Forty Shillings per bulhel for any
quantity of 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 best endeavours to encourage this va
luable manufactory, 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 ministerial enemies in Great-Britain.
Those persons that have, or may have it to fell,
(hall not be disappointed by applying to the Widow
Cunningham, at the Rising Sun in Mai ket street,
near the Coffee-houfe; to Mr. John Davis, saddler,
near Fourth-fr eet in Market -street, or to the Ma
nufa&ory in Second-street below the New Market,
opposite to Almond-street, at which places ready
money will be given.
N. B. Said Maise stands in the market on mar
ket days, opposite the London Coffee-houfe : He
returns thanks to his farmer customers, hopes for
a continuance of their favours, and doubts not but
to merit their esteem.