Dunlap's Pennsylvania packet , The general advertiser — Philadelphia, Pa., 1774-09-19 00:00:00, page 6

RAN A "' AY from the (hip Betsy, Captain
Bartholemew, now rebuilding at the (hip yard
of Mr. Wiiliarn Howell, on North East River, Ma
ryland, a negro man called JAMES, belonging
to the fubferiber, merchant, in Baltimore Town,
between 30 and 40 years of age, about 5 feet 6
inches high, country born, (peaks good English,
and has a fly look, was formerly the property of
Air. Samuel Young, who fold him to Mr. john
Boyd, late merchant at Joppa : Had on when he
went awav, an oznabrig frock, with a pair of
trowfers of the fame, a pair of good shoes, and an
old hat, but he had better cloaths at Charleftown,
about two miles from the yard, which he could rea
dily get and put on, but as for some days past he
has been lurking about Joppa, where his wife lives,
he may have dressed in some of Mr. Boyd's old cloaths
which are too long for him. Whoever takes up the
said negro, and secures him id that the fubferiber
ABINGTON MINERAL WATER,
SO ufeful in chronic diseases; situated in the molt
healthy part of the province of Pennsylvania ;
unere good accommodations, at a moderate ex
pence, may be had at the house of WILLIAM
FRENC H, and at several other commodious
houses in the neighbourhood of said Springs.
N. B. Of laid French may be had, Dr. Rufh's
Experiments and Observations on the above Mi
neral Water, with particular directions in what
diseases and in what manner it flwuld be used.
SARAH HUSSE Y,
TAMBOUR and EMBROIDERER,
BEGS leave to acquaint the Ladies and Gen
tlemen, and the Public in general, that flie
las removed from Mrs. EaAwick s to Mr. Kimble's,
in Market street, between Fourth and Fifth directs,
the door above Daniel Climer's, f.q; and continues
toteach the tambour and embroidery in gold, Silver,
1 eneal, silk and cotton ; the open work and ele
,tnce of (hading; to spangle and peai l, &c. To
certify the propriety of her work, flic has just finish
ed a variety of elegant pieces, such as Ladies shoes
and work bags, and Gentlemens waiiccoats.
Grown ladies may be taught at their own houses by
toe Itffon, and any Lady that will please to do her
that honour, may depend on being compltatly
taught. Frames, needles and cases ate provided
for that purpose.
N. B. Ladies gowns, aprons, ruffles, flioes, work
bags, and fire screens, all® Gentlemens coats, waiSt
<>Ls, fjord-knots, and knee-garters, elegantly
worked.
STAGE WAG O N,
To plye constantly, Winter and Summer.
SE T r S out from Mr. William Dibleys, the
sign of the Cross Keys, the corner of Third and
Chefnut Streets, ever, Monday and Thursday, pie
cifely at fix o'clock in the morning, and proceeds
to Princetown, where it meets the New York Stage,
exchanges paffmg rs, and returns next day to Phi
ladelphia, and the other to New-York. Each paf
fengei to pay Twenty Shillings to New-York, and
to be alloted fifteen pounds weight of luggage.
N B. It is one of the belt carriages of the kind
that has ever travelled the road ; and ' will ensure the
Jubiick of as good, carefull and fufficient a driver
a& any upon the continent of America.
I he fubferiber returns his sincere thanks to the
publick for their pad favours, and hopes for a con
tinuance ofhis former friends; and the public in ge
neral, and am their molt obedient, and humble (er
\ant, CHARLES BESSONETT.
Philadelphia, September 3, 1774.
EIGHT DOLLARSREWARD.
ST RAYED or STOLE N, last night, out
of the pasture, from the fubferiber, a sorrel
horse, between 14 and 15 hands high, 3 years old,
pac«s and trots, has a star on his forehead about
the breadth of a dollar, is branded M F cn his near
buttock, (hod all round. Whoever takes up the
laid horse, if Grayed away, and delivers him to the
fubferiber, (hall have FOUR DOLLARS reward,
and reasonable charges paid, and if flolen, for horse
and thief, the above reward and all reasonable char
ges, paid by
may have him again, (hall receive, if 20 miles from
Joppa, Thirty Shillings, if 40 miles Fifty
Shillings, and if 50 mils the above Reward, and
reasonable-charges if brought here or to the (hip
yard afortfrid. If apprehended in Philadelphia, ap
ply to Mr. Robert Ritchie in Philadelphia.
ROBERT CHRISTIE.
Cecil County, Maryland, August 24., 1774.
EIGHT DOLLARS REWARD.
1) AN AWA Y from the fubferiber, living at
" Elk Ferry, in the county aforefaid, a negro
man named PEN N, 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high, is
country born, well set, very talkative, and may
probably make a great Shew of religion ; he is a
black small eyed fellow ; had on when hi went away
a fnuff coloured jacket without Sleeves, an ozna
brigs shirt and tarry trowfers, and for some years
past has rowed in the ferry boat at Elk Ferry. Said
negro ran away some years ago, and passed himftlf
for a freeman by the name of James Pemberton,
and got a forged pass signed Thomas Franklin, of
Baltimore, on account of which he was employed
by one Meredith, a tanner, near Correll's Fei ry,
and afterwards indented himfelf to another Mere
dith, a currier in Philadelphia ; and as he has been
to New-York with said Meredith, he may now
probably be making that way. Whoever takes up
Lid negro and secures him. in any of his Mafefty's
gaols, so that his matter may have him again, Shall
be entitled to the above Reward, and reasonable
charges, from the fubferiber, living at the place
aforefaid. THOMAS SAVIN.
Baltimore, August 27, 1774.
FIVE POUNDS REWARD.
whitiSh mane and tail, hurt with the collar, has
a running fore on her Shoulder ; also a bridle that
looks ragged, and a saddle with a hogfkin feat and
a piece on the hind part : He was seen in Wilming
ton on the 21st ult. and there parted with his jacket
and rode off in his shirt, and took the road towards
New Garden in Chester county. Any person that
will apprehend the said Wilson, and lodge him in
any of his Majesty's goals, so that the owners may
get the, mare, bridle and saddle again, Shall have the
above Reward, or F ORTY SHILLINGSfor
the fellow alone, paid by
JACOB LEMMON,
NICHOLAS BAKER.
THREE POUNDS REWARD.
the zoth of August, a certain JOHN WILSON,
a schoolmaster, and (hoemaker by trade ; he is a
Stout made young fellow, about 5 feet 7 or 8 inches
high, pock marked, with small Seams about his
chin, and hair almost black ; had on a cross barred
silk and cotton jacket, a good white Shirt, check
trowfers, and turned pumps; he is very fond of li
quor, and is a noisy fellow in a tavern ; took with
him a little sorrel mare, heavy with colt, with a
KAN AWA Y from near the Lowe Cross
^ Roads, in Harford county, Maryland, on
PHILADELPHIA and NEW-YORK
ANDREW BURKHARD
A VALUABLE traft of L AND, contifo
?O ing 1600 acres, lying in Dunmore county,
Virginia, on the north river of Spannadore, on
both Sides of the river, about 400 acres of which is
low grounds, remarkable for the riebnefs of the
foil, and the land lies convenient for laying it oft
in two plantations : There is on the premises an
elegant dwelling-house 38 by 32 feet, with five
rooms and four fire-places below flairs ',likewife all
convenient out-houses, barns, store-house, kitchen,
Shop, &c. A large quantity of meadow ground,
well improved; it lyes about 95 miles from navi
gation. Likewise a tra& of land in Orange county,
containing 1000 acres, about 45 miles from navi
gation, lyes level and well adapted for farming,
with very good range for cattle, horses and hogs,
an orchard of choice fruit, and about 50 acres of
meadow that can be watered ; it lyes on the main
road from the lower parts of Pennsylvania and Ma
ryland to Carolina ; known by the name of Mr. Ta
verner Beale's plantation. Any person inclining to
purchase either of the said tracts, will be allowed
extensive credit for one half of the purchase money,
the other half to be paid at making the deed. Pos
session may be taken immediately, and a large quan
tity of grain may be had on the premises.
BURR HARRISON.
Fairfax County, Virginia, Ma, 1 ;, 1774.
IN the month of March last the fubferiber
sent out a number of carpentcis and labourers,
to build houses and clear and inclofe fields on his
patented lands on the Ohio, intending to divide the
several tracts which he there holds, into convenient
sized tenements, and give leases thereof for lives,
or a term of years, renewable forever, under cer
tain conditions which may be known either of him
or Mr. Valentine Crawford, who is now on
the land. The situation and quality of these
lands having been thoroughly described in a former
advertisement, it is unnecessary to enlarge upon
them here. Suffice it generally to observe, that
theie are no better in that country, and that the
whole of them lay upon the banks either of the
Ohio, or Great Canhawa, and capable of receiving
the higheit improvement.
GEORGE WASHINGTON.
Philadelphia, 7th Month 16th, 1774.
TWENTY SHILLINGS REWARD.
RAN AWAY, last night from the fubferiber,
living in Vine-street, an English servant lad,
named WILLIAMTULLY;'he came to
this place with Capt. Hood, about 14 months ago
from Bristol in England, he is in his 17th year, ra
ther (hort of his age but well set, has a cast in his
eyes, is apt to be full of talk and very forward and
impertinent, unless before people he is in some fear
of, when he can behave as demure and appear id
innocent as to deceive any stranger ; he is of a fair
complexion, Short brown hair. Went away in a
check shirt and white (heating trowfers; he will
have about 2001. when of age, which he is apt to talk
of: it is thought he is lurking about the town, wait
ing for an opportunity to get on board a vessel for
England. He was brought up to the baking busi
ness. Whoever brings the said servant to his mas
ter, or confines him in any goal, shall receive the
above reward and all reasonable charges, paid by
WILLIAM BROWN, Baker.
N. B. All matters of vessels and others are fore
warned not to harbour or carry him off at their peril.
A PERSON who writes a good hand,
understands merchants accounts, and can be
well recommended for his sobriety and diligent at
tention to business, would be glad to have the
keeping ofa few sets of books, or constant employ
ment in any good compting-houfe. Enquire of the
Printer.
August i, 1774.
FIVE POUNDS REWARD.
D AN AWAY from the fubferiber, living near
11 Deer Creek, Hartford county, Maryland, the
29th of June last, an English convict servant man,
named ROBERT BARTLEY, about twen
ty-five years of age, a well set fellow, about five
feet fix inches high, a round faced, bold, faucey
looking, dark complexioned fellow, with dark curl
ed hair, has a large fear under his left knee on the
(hin bone: Had on and took with him, a half wore
country made caftor hat, one old blue Straight bodi
ed coat and jacket, one old yellow firtout coat,
one pair lead coloured fagathy breeches, too large
for him, one pair shoes, too large for him, with
old fafhioned cross barred brass buckles, a check
(hirt, pieced at the sleeves, a red spotted silk hand
kerchief, and an old oznabrugs trowfers and shirt.
Whoever takes up and secures him in any of his
Majelty's goals, so that his matter may have him
again, (hall have the above reward, paid by
JOB KEY.
N. 8.. All masters of vessels are forbid to harbour
or carry him off at their peril.
FORTY SHILLINGS REWARD,
p AN AWAY from the fubferiber, living on
" Manokefy, near Frederick Town, Maryland,
a convict servant man, born in the weft of England
and speaks much of that dialed, and likely he will
change his name ; he is about 35 years of age, 5
feet 8 or 9 inches high, and has loft the fore finger
of his right hand ; had on and took with him, two
Shirts of country made linen, one pair of trowfers of
the fame, a new light coloured lincey jacket lined
with Striped lincey, a pair of old leather bieeches,
and an old felt hat. Whoever takes up the said
servant and confines him in any gaol, so that his
matter may have him again, Shall receive the above
Reward, and reasonable charges if brought home,
paid by the fubferiber, at his plantation on Maho
kefy, Frederick County, Maryland, seven miles
from Frederick Town.
Philadelphia, August 1, 1774.
TEN POUNDS REWARD,
p AN AWAY yesterday, from the fubferi
" ber, matter taylor, in Water-street, near
Market-street, in this city, a German servant man,
named FREDERICK BRICK, about 27
years of age, a little man, about five feet high, by
trade a taylor, and a native of the country of Hesse ;
he came last Fall from Rotterdam to this place, speaks
good Hollandifh and German, and very quick; he
has brownish hair of a natural curl, much intermixt
with grey, he is fond of strong liquor, and very
talkative and unruly when drunk. He had cn
when Ire went away, a blue coat with yellow but
tons and a cape of the fame cloth, cut round before,
silk waistcoat, with yellow, green and red Stripes,
the back parts of white linen, much patched, black
everlasting breeches without lining. Took with him
two Shirts, one white and the other check, two pair
of dockings, one pair of cotton, blue and white,
this country made, the other a pair of knit worsted
stockings, half- worn shoes with carved silver buckles,
also silver knee buckles. Whoever takes up the said
servant and brings him to the fubferiber his master,
or Secures him so that he may have him again, Shall
have the above Reward, and reasonable charges,
paid by WILLIAM HEMBEL.
Dunmore Counts, fob' ! 5' f 774*
T O BE S O L D,
July nth, 1,74. WILLIAM CRUM.
Burlington, August 10, 1774.
T O B E SOL D,
By the S ÜBSCRI B E R,
TH A T valuable Plantation whereon he now
dwells, of about 100 acres. It is Situated on
navigable water, about one rtiile from Burlington
Court-house, and about nineteen from Philadelphia:
There is on the premises a new house, two Stories
high, 36 feet by 16, with a cellar under the whole ;
likewise a good kitchen and barn ; the fencing is
chiefly cedar, about three acres of Orchard, about
20 acres of woodland, and about 15 acres of marSh
that lies very convenient for banking, and between
8 and 9 acres of clover meadow ; the remainder ve
ry good land for grain. The place is commodiously
Situated, is very healthy, and would be very suit
able for a gentleman's feat, or a small family. Any
person inclining to purchase, may apply to the fub
feriber, who will Shew the premises, give a good
title, and dispose of the fame on reasonable terms.
The payment will be made easy to the purchaser,
and possession given in two months from the date
hereof, if required, by
WILLIAM WHITE.
TO BE SO L D,
n™ HE TIME of a strong healthy servant girl,
l that has three years to serve, and is ft for
town or country business. Enquire of the Printer.
CHALYBEATE WELLS,
Are compleated in the moll commodious manner,
for (uch persons as may incline to make use of
them the approaching season.
IT is for Grangers to be informed that these Baths
and waters, from their effects in a number of
diseases which had refitted every other medicine,
have been for some years deservedly in the highest
rerfute: That the Waters are perhaps as pure and
light a chalybeate as the world affords, seldom even
at the first drinking offending the stomach, always
strengthening it and promoting a good appetite ;
are remarkably ufeful, if not fpecific, in all relax
ed, debilitated constitutions, whether arising from
sickness, residing too long in a warm climate, or
too free living: Obstructions in the liver, spleen
and mefenteric glands they have infallibly removed.
But the advantages to be obtained from Chalybeate
Waters are too extensive for an advertisement, for
which reason the Public are referred for a more
particular account of their uses and the advantage
ous situation of Bristol, to the experiments and ob
servations on the Mineral Waters of Philadelphia,
Abington and Bristol, read before the American
Philosophical Society at Philadelphia, June 18, i 77 3,
by Benjamin Rush, M. D. and soon after published
in a final! pamphlet.
TEN DOLLARS RI WA RD.
D AN AWAY on the evening of the 28th of
July last, from the fubferiber in Londonderry
township, Chester county, and province of Penn
sylvania, an Irish servant man named DENNIS
M'MULLEN, about 22 years of age, 5 feet 9
or 10 inches high, pretty well made, has short
brown curling hair, finooth red face, and is fond
of Spirituous liquor ; had on and took with him a
half worn felt hat, a brown or greyifh coloured old
coarse cloth coat without lining, two flaxen Shirts,
one new of this country make, one pair of tow
trowfers, two pair of womens white thread dockings,
and one pair of old coarse leather Irish pumps. He
came with Capt. M'Cullough from Ireland in May
last, and has been seen in Philadelphia attempting
to obtain a pass to travel into New-Jersey, or to
wards New-England, whither it is likely he will at
tempt to go. One John Mooney, a journeyman
blacksmith, 'tis supposed went with him from Phi
ladelphia, and will no doubt endeavour to represent
him as a freeman, as they were countrymen and
(hipmates. • Whoever takss up and secures said ser
vant, (0 that his mailer may have him again, (hall
have the above Reward and reasonable charges, by
applying to the fubferiber, or to Daniel Mont
gomery, Painter, in Philadelphia.
WILLIAM MONTGOMERY.'
N. B. All masters of vessels, Stage-matters, iron
matters, &c. arc requeued to take notice of such
an one.
The BRISTOL BATHS and
Harford County, August 4, 1774.
ESCAPED from Harford County gaol,
which was broke open on the 3d instant—
BENJAMIN PORTER, a coachman; he is
about five feet eight inches high, has brown hair
curled behind, and is about thirty-two years old; he
had on and took with him a thickset frock, a Short
white flannel waistcoat, leather breeches, one white
and one striped Shirt. JOHN SMITH, about
thirty years of age, has a fair complexion, Smooth
face, a small fear under his left eye, Short brown
curling hair, and is abaut five feet eight inches
high; he had on and took with him, a woollen
jacket Striped yellow, with Sleeves buttoned at the
wrist below, check shirt, trowfers of coarse brown
linen, and a narrow brimmed hat bound with black
binding. Whoever takes up and Secures said pri
soners, so that the fubferiber may have them again,
Shall receive FOR TY SHILLINGS Reward
for each of them, if taken up in this province, and
if out of the province, THREE POUNDS,
to be paid by
THOMAS MILLER, Sheriff.
N. B. If the place is not disposed @f by the 7th of
September next, it will be set up at vendue ; and at
the fame time and place will be fold at public sale,
a number of milch cows, a fine bull of the English
breed, a number of yearlings and calves of the fame
breed ; likewise a number of swine of the English
breed; houfhold furniture, farming utensils, and
other things too tedious to mention. The vendue
to begin at ten o'clock on the said day, where at
tendance will be given, and the conditions made
known by W. W.
TO BE SO L D,
THAT valuable PLANTATION and
trad of LA ND, situate in the Northern Li
berties of this city, on the north-eaSt fide of the
Wiflahickon great road, exactly 4 miles from said
city, bounded by lands late of Tench Francis, John
Dickenfon, Francis Harris, and others; the Situ
ation is extremely pleasant and very little inferior to
any in the province, being surrounded with a num
ber of very elegant feats, and therefore would best
suit a gentleman for that purpose ; there is on said
plantation a two story stone dwelling-house, kitchen
and barn, a thriving young orchard of fine fruit
trees of different kinds, the chief of which are
grafted, a quantity of good meadow, and 8 or io
acres more may be easily made at a very trifling ex
pence, as great part of the timber is already cut off;
together with a parcel of good woodland, part of
the fame premises. Any person who may incline
to become a purchaser of part or the whole of the
above mentioned premises, may be acquainted with
the terms sale, by applying to the fubferibers, in
Second-Street, Philadelphia.
JACOB SHOEMAKER,
THOMAS HOOD.
N. B. A plan of the whole may be seem by applying
as aforefaid.
Doctor GEORGE WEED,
REGS leave R inform the P UPPIC, that
the following MEDICINES ba^e bad
so great success, in relieving of tbofe disorders the, are
prescribed for,, bat people are continual), applying for
them, which gives bim great fatisjaftton to think that
he vsas made an infrument, under God, to admihijEr
an, relief to tbofe who were under painful difeeders.
I. ASyrup and Powder, which cures the blooajfa,
and also vomitings and purgings; tbe f,rup rives im
mediate ease in the most racking pains, and is a mes
excellent medicine to quietfroward children, and foe
them health,, and gives immediate ease in the hydric
cholic.
~; , R ^ Balsam. & This cures all kinds of wounds
% bruifa, either inward or outward, and he ts
pains in the back from cold, weakness, or being over
framed; it cures corns on the fat, and cases them
ysben painful, and helps pains in the brea/t or fd
^% a " c ,^^f ; flop, mortifications, an 1
helps the jore throat disorder that is about, which is
attended with so much malignancy; and, joined with
^j„."erar, liniment, hath relieved many, and not
jailed in one infiance to m, knowledge.
'd r "P °j Balsam. This helps confirmative coughs,
ij not too jar gone, and coughs coming from cold; it
^b^Wcough in children, and takes away
tbofe pains in the breaf and fide, which are caused
the cough, and helps fh^rtnefs of breath.'
4- TinNura Amara, or Bitter TinNure. This
frengthens theftomach, helps the digefion, , x p £ ls wind
the , omacb „ and bowels, helps sickness at the fo
maco, flops vomiting, cures dizziness of the head, kills
morins in children, helps the feurvj, and cures a
finking breath; it helps tbofe who are foe, and
cures the bilious andfatulent cholic ; likewise helps tie
jaundice. ' '
5- Efface of Ear. Cures cachexies and feurvies,
the chlortfs or green sickness in virgins, hvfteric and
hypochondriac didders, pleurifes, weakness and low
oj jpirit, all flow and lingering fevers, and ner
^us disorders it helps Jirains and bi uifes, and cures
tbe jeve r and ague.
Hand bills of their particular virtue, and directions
bow to uje them, with certificates of cures, wll be
given with them gratis.
" b ,™ c me "' ic '”“ are prepared and fold by George;
eed, late Apothecary to the Penufylvania HofoitJ,
''-°" "' Market freet, cfa ofae the Lon.fi
Coffee-boufe,
"° , '^ tofel!, at the fame place, fine Crown
l' "" ' z °^ i "< °f f' ie linens, mitfins, la<e<,
Jilks, chints, calicoes, and for the use ^Barbers He
"^ ^° al> ""^ "^ "^ 10/J ^ b^j^in Mecom,
f Burlington in ^ Newfer^.-Some that hi ve
made uje of the above Soap, tb^k "it the b e s trt etr
made use of for wafo.^ orjba^,§
Deer Creek, Harford County, Aug. i<, 1774..
FIVE POUNDS REWARD.
RAN AWAY from the fubferiber, on the
sth inst. a certain MICHAEL JORDAN,
an Irishman, by trade a saddler, has been about
one year in the country, is Slim, Strait, and of a
fair complexion, appears to be about 35 years of
age, and 5 feet 10 inches high, much pitted with
the small-pox, and has a very remarkable fear on
his left cheek, much in the Shape of a horse Shoe,
the middle part of the fear extending to his mouth ;
he fays it was occasioned by the kick of a lorfe:
He took with him sundry cloaths, though it is like
ly he may appear in a nankeen coat and breeches,
and blue jacker, the fore parts silk ; he wears a
Short wig which seems to have been of one curl, and
a beaver hat almost new : As he took sundry cloaths
with him it is likely he may change his dress, but
the fear is so remarkable that he may be difeovered
in any dress. He is known\to have gone towards
Philadelphia. Whoever apprehends the said Mi
chael jordan, and Secures him in any of his Majes
ty's gaols on the continent, on giving information
thereof to William Kenley, Deputy Collector
of Excise, at the Excife-Office in Philadelphia, or
to the fubferiber living near Harford town, in Har
ford county, Maryland, Shall be entitled to the
above Reward, and reasonable charges if brought
to WILLIAM HOPKINS, Jun?
N.B. As it is supposed that he will attempt t©
get to some distant part of the continent by water,
all masters of vessels are forbid to harbour or carry
him off at their peril : And if any such Should dis
cover said Jordan, and bring him either to Phila
delphia or Baltimore Town, Shall, on delivering
him up, be entitled to the above Reward, besides
being paid for his passage.
Baltimore, April i 77 4..
Tobe SOLD or LEAS ED,
For a term, or by the year,
LO T No. 43, on lease for 99 years (renewable)
fubjeCt to a ground-rent of fifty Shillings Ster
ling per ann. whereon is a good brick house, 25 by
36 feet, two story front and three back, well finish
ed, and a good brick store-house, 25 by 18 feet,
with two fire-places, both on Philpot-ftreet (in Bal
timore Town, late Fell's Point) with a good yard
back, and 2 wharf well filled, on which, nigh the
wafer, is a good framed two story granary, 25 by
35 feet, all new and in good order ; also behind
the Store is a Stable, 16 by 14 feet, with other con
veniences, and well inclofed. The dwelling-house,
store-house and Stable may be rented separate from
the wharf and ware-house. For terms apply to
ANDREW SKINNER ENNALS.
Or THOMAS BRERETON.
SEVEN DOLLARS REWARD.
RAN away the 23d inst. (May) from the
fubferiber, at Manington, in Salem county,
an Irish servant man named WILLIAM O'BRIAN
about 27 years of age, 5 feet 9 or 10 inches high',
well set, with strait hair, high eye-brows, a down
look and low voice ; had on when he went away,
a dark claret coloured coatee, with waistcoat and
breeches of the fame, a coarse Shut, grey woollen
Stockings, old Shoes with odd buckles,°an'd an old
hat : He served a time with Joseph Bullock, in Bul
lington county, and has since forfeited his freedoni
by getting in debt: It is supposed that he went away
with one JOHN LLOYD, of a sandy complex
ion, hoarse voice, and much the fime heighth of
the other. Whoever takes themup Shall have FIVE
DOLLARS for each, or the above Reward for
O'Brian alone, and reasonable charges, if he be
secured so that his master may get him again.
ABRAHAM S HR EVE.
ALEX ANDER RUSSELI,
DANCING-MASTER,
IN TENDS on the firft Monday of September
next to open School at the Al^mbly room in
Lodge alley, for the instruction of young ladies and
gentlemen.—Said Russell takes this opportunity to
return his mold ' grateful acknowledgments to those
ladies and gentlemen who have been pleased to fa
vour him with the instruction of their children, and
at the fame time Solicits a continuance cf their fa
vours, while his utmost endeavours Shall be exerted
to merit them.
He teaches the minuet, durable minuet, rigadoon,
bretagne, tingle, double and triple hornpipes, co
tillon, with a variety of the newest country dances.