Dunlap's Pennsylvania packet , The general advertiser — Philadelphia, Pa., 1776-03-11 00:00:00, page 4

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^uhfrnpuons at len Shillings per ✓innum, Advertisements, &c. ajc thankfully received for this Paper.
N. F, W-'Y a R t, Marcher 6*
▼"} 3 federal gentiemen frem Albany we learn,
JL> that th? noted Indian partrzan, Luc La Corne,
arrived there but Thur/d iv evening, escorted by
Major Michio, with a number of offices taken
at Chamblen that Caprain Dorsey, with the firft
company of Pcnnf, Ivanims, arrived at Montreal
the 16th o' February ißfa Captain Jenkins
was met on Lake Champlain, with ins company;
Captain Davis at €[6wn Point ; and rap: rin Wil
li ims at Ticonderoga, ^all of the ft it battalion of
Pennsylvania forces, in high spirits ; that three
Companies of Green Mountain Boys were allo ar
rives at Montreal ; that the lakes were lined with
troops from Miffachutetts-Bay § and that nothing
material has lately happened at Quebec.
P H I LA D E L PHI A.
Extracts from the VOTES of tie Honourable
House of Assembly.
FRIDAY, March 1, : 77 6. A. M.
A Petition from the Committee of Infpe&ion for
the County of Buras was prefenud to the Houle,
and is as follows, viz.
^ the Honourable the R EPRESENTATIVES
of the FREEMEN of the Province of Penn
sylvania, it General Assembly net.
The PETITION of the COMMITTEE of
INSPE C rION for the County of Bucks,
Handly Jhexueth,
H™^ II A f, is a general uneafinTs prevails among
A the Associators in ths County, on ac ount of
the late radtary resolutions of this Honourable
Home, and many persons have fyned them, under
a full perfuahbn that amendments would be made
therein ; and as t ere re many able-bodied men,
bet veen the age of fifty and sixty years, .oil ffed
offeree elates, who are entbely exempt f on: mi
litary duty and expence, , our Petitioners therefore
humolv p.?v, t: t the AfLeiaton my be extend
ed to the age of Fxty
And as .hr tax upon Non AfloHiturs is confider
cd merest as an quiralcrit to perlon I fin vices, and
the Ad.iurs h^e no compensation for their
arms and are muremeets, not to mention the dan
yrs th will be exposed to when called into aftud
fvi: - your Petitioners pray, jhat an additional
tax be laid upon the effaces of Non Associators
proper donate to the expenses of the ATcirtots
neceffuily incurred for the general defence of pro
perty.
And 3s by marching whole battalions or compa
nies of militia, large trails of country will be left
deftrute of men, except those who either hold all
refinance unlawful, or such as ae difatßaed to
the pr^fent measures, your Petitioners therefore
beg leave to submit it to the confideradon of the
House, whether it would not be better to dire& the
Colonels to draught horn their battalions such
lumber as shall from time to time he requisite,
thereby affording an opportunity for thoie whole
circumstances will not alw ys admit their going, to
get volunteers in th.ir stead, and at the lame time
leaving fuflicierit force in every part of the country
to quell any local infurredions.,
All which your Petition os humbly pray may be
taken into the confderation of the House, and such
amendments made as you, in your wisdom, shall
fee meet. Per order of the Committee,
J SEP - HART, Chaii man.
EuHs County, in Committee, Feb. 27, 1776.
A Memorial trofn the Committee of Safety was
pretexted to the Houte, and is as ' llows, viz.
7> tb° 'roaevable the REPRESENTATI HE S
cl the BKEEMEN 0/ the Province of Pennfylvama,
in General A?ScMBLy met.
The MEMORIA Los the Committee cf Safety.
,j 0H E Ccminit.ee have, eve. free their appoint
^ ment, a,pled themselves with the greatest
y.eai an fi leht, to the important trull con fide /to
thru , in povi ing ni a r s for tie defence of this
Province; they were however such means en'y as
were thought more immediately requite for our
Ie urity against the attempts made by a rival ar
fanment, and were besides necefTardy confined with
in the innits of the fun.s allotted to them by your
H;n ,ur .he Houle —but they beg leave to reprete t,
th%t, as every day bun, s with it frefh pioofsof the
violence of the Bridih Mini try, and of t"eir xed
purpole to nd duethe fr,e firit pl Ameri a, tint
has <t given such obftru&ion to all heir lexemes
of tyranny and help: tis — 1 purpo' affixed too by
an Ou quiotis Partam nt, which may not speak the
guuineienfe d the nation, though it has ueha,-''
pily die diHdhm of its force, it truly becom s us
to pr^^e ferioufi) for the hmm gathering over
the Colonies, and which, in the unc rtai.^ty< its
co^rfe. m\y in a b wworks fall upon this Province.
Tin being the id "a of the Con.mitee, they have
come to i e folio jog RrCurion, elaimin .;the men
ear,nd; lit' nti< „ of your Honourable House thereto
Revived, " Tn^t application be made to tbefio
" noursole the House of Rep efentati.es, praying
" th t ey vid ftke order tor the raffing of Tao.
6; Tn ufand men, to .& in the defence of this
" Province, a-d this Board will ret resent it as;
" t eir opinion, that it will be in ft for the public
" service, that one battalion of regular troops be,
“ formed out of th^t number, and the remainder
" be a b.dy of rfle men."
The Committee beg 1 ave to Elicit your atten
tion to another obj : &alfo of extensive importance,
the MTt ry Association : The general sentiments
concerning which, they have in the recess of Af
fern'd, haJ an opportunity cf colliding, and tho'
such numbers already have, and, we hope, will Hill
engage a it, under its pref-nt form, as may prove
2 conii lerable addition to our strength, yet as there
are m iterialohi/dions made to it, and as they un
derstand are to be laid before your Honourable
Il.> de by divers refeedable bodies of men, they
submit to you, whether it will not be highly expe
dient, and confident with good policy, immediate
ly to remove every cause of difcont&nt on this head,
front the minds of the Associators, who under an
apprehension of partial and unequal burthens im
posed on them, have nevertheless had the virtue
rot to refufe their services to their country, in con
fidence that your Honourable House will reconsider
the several provisions and regulations complained
of, and give them fatisfadion therein.
By order of the Committee,
ALEXANDER W4LCOCKS, Chairman."
In Committee of Safety, Philadelphia,
Feburary ±2, 1776.
In CONGRES S, M^cb 4, 1776.
Refolded, That the restraint be taken off, which,
by a refoive of the twenty sixth of lad month, was
laid upon v ffili loading or loaded with produce
for Great B itain. Ireland, or the Britifn Weft
InriAs, in corTquence of permission granted for
21 as and ammunition imported mio these Colonics.
Extras]jrom the Minutes,
CHARLES THOMSON, Secretary.
Extract of a letter From the camp at Roxbury, dated
February 18.
" Saturday the iztb inst. his Excellency and Gene
ral Putnam, together ^cith the three Generals on this
nving, the Engineers, and a number of field officers,
avert over upon the peninsula of Dot chefer to recon
noitre the ftuation of the enemy upon the high hill that
6 uerooks the toaun ; the enemy bad a fair profpefl of
what was going forauardon our fide: Ajtet the Ce
nerals had taken a purvey, orn Dorehefer hill, t'er
came down to a lesser eminence cal.cdthe Point, abnof
within musket foot of the wharves : These appear
ances induced the enemy to double their guards, and
lie upon their arms that night, ftfpe&iug our defgn of
entrenching on the bill "
Extract of a letter from Cambridge, Feb. 22.
" Capt. Manly has refitted bis fcbooner, and will
fail in a day or two. The Foy man of war, lately
fattened off Marblebead, Salem, Bevenly, tide, re
turned to Refton on Monday. It is said that four
Jmal.br vsefels are to be sent in her dead, to block up
those ports. We have fix mortars fitted to their beds—
-10 tnaelwe pounders —6 eighteen pounders —and 12
field pieces, of different callibres (all from Ticondero
go) mounted. The remainder will be Jit for service
in a week."
Extract of a letter from Alexandria, in Virginia,
dated February 29.
" General Clinton, we hear, ?. arrived at Hamp
ton, with his tr ops, and Lord Dunmore is Intrench
ing at Portsmouth."
By letters 0, the igtb ult. from Cambridge, it ap
"cars, that the Jortijjtng Dorchefer was a thing that
woo d take place in a sew days, as the Genesis had
been to view the ground, and ordered the hospitals to
be cleaned out ana got ,„ order. Dorchef.er Hid tais
on tre 'oath fide 0/ Bfon, and no doubt if our army
once get footing, so as to open their batte^es, they
well soon ma^e Befon too hot for the mniderialifs.
In COMMII IE E, Marchi, 1776.
Henry Juncken, ofthis city, having voluntarily
lent to tins Committee die following letter, which
is v^ted a proper acknowledgement of his own—
Ordered, Int the fame be published in al the
news-papm, English and German, in and near
thiscity. I. MATLACK, Sec. pro tern.
" Gentlemen,
" WHEREAT I have been charged, before
you, of being inimical to the noble druggie for
LIBERTY in general, as well as to the Associ
ation in particular ; and whereas there may have
words dropped in converfition which may be con
ftiutd as tending to discourage those which other
wiie $ would have affbeiated, the which was never
my intention to do. And whereas I value liberty
as dear as life, and am tenable that I shall reap a
proportionable benefit in the success of this our no
ble struggle for the fame, my interest and that of
the public being inseparably connected.
And whereas lam sorry fr any unguarded word
or ex^eflion which may have dropped from my
mouth, and wh ; ch may convey even the most dis
tant sense 0 bring inimicably disposed to this our
"°* drug.le, being also deep y concerned for the
diileafuie of the public in general, as well as mv
relp.&d fellow-citizens in particular, for whom I
have nor iig but love and good will at keart, and
witu u om I wi(h to live in peace, harmony and
friendfhi?; therefore, to appease their mmds, and
to convince the public in general that thi my de
claration is fincer^, and that I am not insensible to
the duty of my country, I do hereby, of my own
free will and accerd, and without anv perfu fion,
threat or compulsion whatever, ?.fk their pardon
for any offence by me to them o rany of them given ;
m future conduct will and shall prove that I am
equally with them engaged in the fame good cause,
and th?t I am determined (as I always have been)
to da id or ;VI Mth them in this our noble ftru^le
lor LIBERTY."
lothe Gentlemen of the Committee o' InfpeHion.
CO^MIP.EE CHAMBER, March 5, 1776.
W HE RE AS fame perlons in this city, whose
fflu nee 0 ig' r t to set th.-m above tne temptation of
takmg an dvantage of the distresses of the ir fedow
ritizon, have within a few days engruffed great
qan dies of Sdr. Rum, Cocoa. Coffee, Pepper
u c ar and Mol ffes, in order to fell them again at
xorbitarit prices, and thus add to the calamities of
>ur country, while it is ftrug; ling under the op
preflions of a bloody and rindi&ive Ministry.'
Refolded therefore, That t i Commute will most
ftc uiily oppose such base and cruel practices, and
expose the auth ns of them, of whatever rink and
de ; ie in hie. For which purpose, the Dittrift
C unmittees are requeued to make immediate en
quiry into the grounds of this complaint, and re
port to this Committee tomorrow evening tie
names of thole perlons whom the find, or have
go H reafm to fulpe& of uch pra&i- ct, in order
that judice may he don: to our fuff?,in, comtiy,
mil thoe persons meet with the intainy 'and treat
ment they dcTeive
By order of the Committee of Infyedin, &c.
FEFER Z LIiOkD, Secretary.
At a ftecial Mewing of tH St. George's Society
Monday, March 4., '776.
Motion, Tint Dr. John He- (In, having sh wn
him(elf inimical to cut Liberties % fthis coentr
and thereby rendered himftif unwbrffr of . e in a
Member of this Society, be expelled —Resolved
unanimoufy, That the hid D&rJ.ln Ke nil y
ne txpe led, and no mo e conh Free a Me her 01
this Society; and the Secretary is dire&ed to pub
lish this minute in the pubic news-papers of this
city. Publijbed by order,
RICHARD PETERS, ,Jun. Secretary.
TH E Committee of Obferv orion and Correfpon
dence tor the County of Somerf t, in the
Province of New-Jersey, at their meeting at Hiilf
borough, on Wednesday the 14th infant, t>ok into
their conlid. ration the great importance of pro
moting Mmufaaures in America at this time. They
were Speedily convinced of the hippy situation of
the County of Somerset for an inland trade, and
were informed from every quarter of the fp rited
endeavours of par ticular persons to promote Manu
ta&ures of different kinds. After mature delibera
tion on what it was their duty and in th ir power
to do, to continue and improve the disposition now
so generally prevailing, they fixed upon this prin
ciple—That whatever will make it easy for every
person, old or young, rich cr poor, to do a lit le,
and immediately to turn that little to their own'
advantage as well as throw it into the public ser
vice, muff have the most immediate and powerful
influence. V/ith this view they determined that
there should be fixed markets in different parts of
this County lor the materials and inftrum.nts of
Manufacture in general, but particularly the Linen
and \?uol!en, and for goods in every stage of their
progress. Therefore the Public may expc&, at the
places and times underwritten, markets for Wool
Woollen Yarn, Cloth, fine and comfe Wool Cards',
&c. and for Flax rough and dieff.d, Linen Yarn
in any quantity, Cioffi green Ind wintered; also
Reeds and mounting for Looms, Wheels, Reels,
&c. These market days will also foe very proper
times of meeting for persons of fublfance to give
out, and poor persons to receive, Wool or Flax lor
spinning. All te Gentlemen concerned in. pro
je&ing this measure, and man; others, will encou
rage it to the utmeft of their power, by buying
what they can turn to account and felling what they
have to spare. The Committee . : re ado riefirous
that the reason and necessity of it should appear.
General industry cannot be produced in any of er
way. Many poor people, eld and young, would
spin a little it they knew where to turn it into rea
dy money at the end of a week or a month, but
they have neither stock to purchaie the materials,
nor are they ab.e to wait the time nor find the bands
and assistance ntceflary to bring it to a F brick of
any confgqueme; and on the other hand, many
persons ot better Rations would do a great deal if
they could be readily fuppried with such materials
or work as they might Rand in need ci to com
pleat what they have. The laudable and § neons
undertakings by lunfeription to carry on Manufac
tures of any particular branch, are proper for cities
and not for the country, nor are they by any means
so free from risk as the method here proposed, in
which indeed there is neither risk nor expense, but
a ^oor opened for every one to turn his own or fa
mily's industry tu his own immediate and greatest
gain. It is also supposed that this :cheme, if car
ried into execution, will be an advantage to the
large M uuUa&ories, and they to the country. If
plenty and variety are produced, purchasers will
come from a considerable distance. It is therefore
earnestly requested and hoped, that public spirited
persons will give encouragment to this plan at firft,
particularly by bringing to Sale whatever they can
spare, because it is lulpe&cd there will be many
m? re buyers than fellers in the present Rate of
things. After it is begun there is little doubt that
common interest will keep it up, and perhaps invite
others to imitate it.
In prosecution of this plan, a market is to be
held for the Western Precin&, at Princeton, and
for Bedminfler, at Pluckimin, being distant parts
of this County, on the firft Tuesday of March next,
and in like manner on the firft Tuesday of every
month. For Bernard's Town, at John Boylan's,
and for the Eastern Precind, at James Whitlock's,
the Second I uelday in March, and So on monthly
as above. For Bridgewater, at Bound-Brook, on
the third Tuesday of March, and So on monthly as
above. And for Hillsborough, at Somerset Court
house, the fourth Tuesday of March, and so on
monthly as above. By this means there will be a
market, with few exceptions, every week in the
year in feme part of this extensive County.
lae above is publifoed by order of the Committee.
JOHN WITHERSPOON, President.
§ <+# O^+fr+g #44-<H,-+ 4+ss
Firfl Month 1;, 1776.
ISAAC and BENJAMIN CATHRALL,
At their dore at William Cooper's Ferry, opposite
Philadelphia, have for,SALE,
AL A RGE assortment of fine yard wide and
7 8 Irish linens, long lawns, camb icks and
lawns; 6 4 and yard wide muslins; kenting and
muslin handkerchiefs; silk and thread gauze; white,
crown and black Barcelona handkerchiefs ; romal
ditto, cotton and check pocket ditto ; mens white
and black silk cravats; black India taffa^y; eil
wiGe Persian ditto; white, black and red Persian
lining; diaper table cloths of various fzs; a vari
ety of chintzes and plain calicoes; mens ribbed
cotton and worsted hose, plain ditto, thread ditto,
womens and childrens diuo ; mens gloves and mitts;
womens silk mitts, best fattin kid ditto, fine and
coarse worsted ditto; purple and cloth coloured
gloves and mitts; a variety of ribbands; napkin
diaper; a good assortment of second cloths, with
fcitable trimmings; velvets and velverets cf vari
ous co'ours; plush; thickets; fuftians ; fagatlies ;
nankeen patterns : mens best four threaded cloth
coloured breeches pa terns ; common ditto ditto ;
mens and boys leather breeches ; womens striped
silk and cotton gown patterns; brillion dorfettees ;
double and tingle damasks ; silk fagathy; blue,
green, black and clo'h coloured caliinancoes ; ftri
ped and plain Bengali; a great variety of camblets
and camblettees, striped and plain ; Joan's spinning,
of various colours, rattincts, fhalloons, anteloons;
durante, with mohair, buckram, sewing silk ; but
tons cf various kiods; wide and narrow qn lity
bin rings; frk terri:ting; codings of different
forts ; fcariet serge ; blue duffils ; red ditto , ftri
ped bed ticken and linen firipes ; 3 and 4 bufbel
twilled bags ; twist for cloaks; coloured thread :
flacks, crewels and canvas ; Tully's and other gar
tering; tans; bobbin ; mens red and blue caps;
ivorv combs; coarse ditto; ditto with cases ; razors
with straps and hones; a large aftortment of table
knives and forks; ditto of best pocket knives ; ditto
of common fort : ; fhee and knee buckles; pia cd
shoe buckles ; pl in and carved ditto ; best feiffars,
and common ditto ; silver locket buttons ; ditto
feels ; watch chains and keys; frying pans ; warm
ing ditto ; mid saw files ; cross and hand-law dit
to; temple fpe&acles ; candlesticks; large table
fporns ; ditto tea-spoons ; darning needles, fine
ditto; whole and half hunter whips ; China and
other fnnff-boxes; bibles and spelling-books ; two
feet rules, and one ditto; brats ink stands, paper
ditto ; silver thimbles ; Ihiit buckles ; 6,7, Band
9 inch HL hinges ; chest locks, pincers, flat irons,
pigeon and deck sh, t, spike and small gimblfts ;
large and fmdl slates and pencils ; mens and boys
canor and felthats ; wire of various sizes ; whale
bone and paffe oards ; hearth I rifhes, sweeping
ditto, and clan ps; gallon, half-gallon and quart'
bottles; a great assortment of Queen's ware, and
flowered ftone'cups and faucets; ditto of glass
ware j ditto of delph, and Nottingham ware ; and
a large aff>rtment of common ware.—Groceries
as follows, Lisbon and Mountain wine, Jamaica
spirits, Weft-India rum, annifeed, molasses ; loaf,
lump and muftovado Sugars ; chocolate, coffee,
pepper, ginger, alfpice, raisins; lamp oil and sweet
oil in fl Viks ; flour of trimitone ; roll brimstone ;
copperas, redwood, madder, cream of tartar, glau
ber salts, Epsom salts, adorn, starch, nutmegs,
cinnamon, cloves and mace ; camphire, indigo,
coarse and fine fait, tobacco and fnuff; bed cords,
leading lines, traces, &c.
February 22, 1776.
THESE are to certify, That the sub
scriber (formerly living i> the Alleghany
Mountains, but now in. Philadelphia) brought a
horse with him from said Alleghany Mountains,
and yesterday fold him to a certain Wi li.rm Peden
who fufpeas the laid horse to be ftoltn : Therefore
if any person can pieve the laid horse to be his pro
perry he shall have him, and Twill submit to be
publicly branded as a villain.
t JOHN FLIN. -
Dover, fan, rs, r,%r,
WA S committed to the public gaol ^
the county of Kent upon Delaware, about
three weeks past, a certain ISAAC COX,
who was some time ago advertised in the public pa
pers, by a certain Eden Smith, of the Jerseys, to
have abfeonded from his bail: This is to give no
tice to the said Eden Smith, to come and take him
away within three weeks from the date hereof, or
else he will be fold for his prison charges, Sty th*
fubferiber. THOMAS WILD, Gaoler.
TW EATY bHI LLINGS REWARDS
BROKE out of Dover gaol, in Kent County
on Delaware, the 2d of January last, a certain
WILLIS BROWN, (Mulatto) who paffrs
under the character of a parson and doctor, veir
talkative, he is about five feet seven or eight inches
high; had on when he went away, a brown great
coat, a li^ht coloured jacket with sleeves, an old
pair of blue trowfers, an 011 pair of shoes and a hat.
Whoever takes up the said Willis Brown and fecurea
him in any of his Majesty's gaols, so that the fuh
fcriber may get him again, fliall have the above re
ward, paid by
"THOMAS WILD, Gaoler.
To BE S O L D,
The Brig R ODG E kS,
With all her SAILS and RIGGING, cs
she lately came from sea ;
NO W lying in Swan Creek, Harford County,
Maryland, built by Amos Garrett, Esq; of
laid place. She is a remarkable faft jailer, with
excellent accommodations, and will carry about
1400 barrels of flower—near two years old
Mft s and yards all compleat, standing and run
'"^g ragging, half worn.
One forefail almost new, one ditto 3.quarters worn.
0 ^ mainlail and one main ^pfail 3-quarters worn.
One sore-topsail alm^ft new, one ditto 3 quarters
worn.'
°' e .""'""ay™' half worn, main-topmast Hay
fail half worn.
Jibo and fore Hayfail half worn.
1 wo top-gallant fails, one royal half worn.
One low and one top-malt steering fail almost new.
One best bower anchor 800 wt. one final! bower
500 wt. one cegg anchors.
250 weight of iron" Hock.
One belt bower cable, 10 inch, 1 third worn,
110 fathom.
One final! bower cable, 7 inch, halfworn, 45fathom.
One hawser, 5 inch, i-quarter worn, 120 fathom.
One long-boat, 18 feet long, almost new.
One cart iron Caboufe, two large pots.
One copper Hove almost new.
Whole luit of colours almost new.
One brass compass, and other ftores,ufual on board
such vessels.
N. B. For particulars enquire of Amos Garret,
Esq; as above, or of the fubferiber at Sufquelianna
Lower Ferry, Harford County.
§ JOHN RODGERS.
J OH N M~E a's'E,-
Below the Drawbridge, has for SALE,
GENUINE Jamaica and Antigua I'pi:it, old
and fit for immediate ute; red Port wine of
the ri'it quality, by the dozen; Tenerife wine by
the pipe or quarter calk ; fine ftov'd salt, and a few
', r ° s °' "" a d in good order'; besides a general
aiiortment of articles in the Grocery way.
To be DISPOSED OF by
JOSEPH CARS ON,
In Market-street, Philadelphia,
^CT II E Indentures of EIGHT SERVANTS,
X that has each three years and an half to serve;
a butcher, tanner, watch-spring maker, weaver,
barber, and two fpjnfters.
THOMAS HARPE R,
Upholsterer and Paper Hanger,
J S removed from Second-street into ri bird Itieet,
I near the Golden Swan, Philadelphia, where he
propofs ca rying cn the Upholstery business in it's
various branches as uftiri. At the fame time he
returns those Ladies and Gentlemen who liave em
ployed him his molt sincere thanks for their pdt
favours, and hopes for a continuance thereof
I he said Harper has sundry looms at work, both
broad and narrow, where he takes in town and
country work on low terms.
The time of an Englilh firvant man, who hat
between three and four years to serve, a wool
comber by trade, to e disposed of very low. En
quire as above.
N.B. Whereas John Calvert, ofLock Town
ship, Cumberland Cent,, obtained a bond for
Thirty Pounds, payable in Murch n-xt, but the
said John Calvert has not fulfilled his agreement :
This is therefore to caution all persons not to take
an assign nent of the lame, as it will not be paid
by the fubferiber.
THOMAS HARPER.
(^ AME to the fubferiber's plantation,
_> in Robenfan Township, Berks County, on
the 18th day of November last, two two year old
lorrel MARE COLTS, both with Rars in
their foreheads ; one has a white marie and tail,
about twelve hands high, arid trots ; the other
edees. The owner, by describing the rest of t>eir
marks and paying charges, may have them again.
§ JACOB WOLF.
December 7, 1775.
THREE DOLLARS REWARD.
'RAVED from the fubferiber, living in
0 Upper Dublin, Philadelphia County, a foriel
HORS E, with a far in his forehead, hs two
white hind feet, paces and trots, is about fifteen
hands high, when he went away was (hod behind
and before, Whoever takes up the said horse arid
jeturns him, shall have the above Reward.
t JO H N WEIS.
EIGHT.DOLLARS^EWAY?7..
OTRAYED AWAY from the fu I but r,
) living on Piffyunk Road, in Moya, cn.;
Township, cn the ,b inftanr (January) a unk
bay HORS B, about fourteen hands high, re
markable elumfy and Itrong, has been a dt^og r
horse, carries his bead very low, is marked on ; is
bfeaft with the collar, limps,a little, has a fhm? b,o
tail, paces and trots, is ^bout eleven ve,ts o „, at 4
in very good order. Whoever takes up Did h.^e
and brings him to the fubfciiher, f. di hive the
above Reward and reasonable charges, paid bv
t JOHN TI I'TEKMARY.
TO, B E S O L 1),
A SMART NEGRO BOY, about thutc<n
.A years of age, can wait at table well. Enquire
If the Printers