Dunlap's Pennsylvania packet , The general advertiser — Philadelphia, Pa., 1775-03-20 00:00:00, page 4

PHILADELP HI A: Printed by JOHN DUNLAP, at the Neveft Printing-Office in Market-Street, x.^^
Subferiptions at Ten Shillings per Annum, Advertisements, &c. are thankfully received for this Paper.
Mr. Ferree, Mr. Slough.
Nays. Mr. Gray, Mr. Parker, Mr. Hillegas,
Mr Mifflin, Mr. Charles Thomson, Mr. Bartho
lomew, Mr. John Jacobs, Mr. Gibbons, Mr.
Pearson, Mr. Humphreys, Mr. Morton, Mr.
Wayne, Mr. Ross, Mr. Ewing, Mr. Swoope, Mr.
Allen, Mr. Montgomery, Mr Christ, Mr. Ed
monds, Mr. Dougherty, Mr. Hunter, Mr. William
Thomplpn.
The House then proceeded in considering the
said answer, which being debated by paragraphs,
the question was put, whether the fame ihall be
transcribed, and feat to the Governor ^ Carried in
the affirmative.
Yeas. Mr. Gray, Mr. Parker, Mr. Hillegas, Mr.
Mifflin, Mr. Charles Thomson, Mr. Bartholomew,
Mr. John Jacobs, Mr. Gibbons, Mr. Pearson, Mr.
Humphreys, Mr. Morton, Mr. Wayne, Mr. Ross,
Mr. Ewing, Mr. Swoope, Mr. Allen, Mr. Mont
gomery, Mr. Christ, Mr. Edmonds, Mr. Dough
erty, Mr. Hunter, Mr. William Thomson.
Nays. Mr. Pawling, Mr. Israel Jacobs, Mr. Ro
berts, Mr. Rhoads, Mr. Brown, Mr. Foulke, Mr.
Rodman, Mr. Chapman, Mr. Galloway, Mr.
Wynkoop, Mr. Heany, Mr. Pennock, Mr. Webb,
Mr. Ferree, Mr. Slough,
The answer of the House to the Governor's
Message being transcribed, according to order, was
Signed by the Speaker, and follows in these words,
viz.
May it please vour Honour,
W E are Sincerely obliged to your Honour for
'' your attention to the true interests of the peo
ple over whom you preside, at a time when the
disputes between Great-Britain and the American
Colonies are drawing towards an alarming crisis ;
and we agree with you, " that in all cases wisdom
dictates the use of such means as are molt likely to
attain the eni proposed."
We have, with deep concern, beheld a fyfttm of
Colony administration pursued since the year 1763,
dedi unlive to the rights and liberties of his Majes
ty's molt faithful fubje&s in America, and have
heretofore adopted fuco measures as we thought
were molt likely to reitdre that affection and har
mony between the parent hate and the Colonies,
which it is the true interest of'both countries to
cultivate and maintain, and which we most sincere
ly wish to fee restored.
We must inform your Honour, that a most hum
ble, dutiful and affectionate petition from the De
legates of all the colonies from Nova-Scotia to
Georgia is now at the foot of the throne, and we
trull in the paternal affection and jultice of our most
gracious Sovereign, that he will interpose for the
relief of his greatly distressed and ever faithful fub
je&s in America.
We assure your Honour, that this House will
always pursue <uch measures, as (hall appear to them
necessary, for securing the liberties of America, and
establishing peace, confidence and harmony be
tween Great- Britain and her Colonies.
Signed by order of the House,
EDWARD BIDDLE, Speaker.
March,, 1775.
A Great Personage highly approves of the P E-
T ITIO N of theC ONTIN ENTALCON-
G RESS, acknowledges it to be extremely sensi
ble and polite, and has himlelf formed a plan of
bringing about a reconciliation with the Colonies.
SIR, London, December 24, 1774.
THIS is just to inform you, that having re
ceived the petition of the General Congress
to the King, we immediately communicated the
fame to Lord Dartmouth, Secretary of State for
the American department, as the regular official
method, and that by which only we could have
expectation of obtaining an answer. His Lord Ship
this day informed us, that he had laid the fame
before the King ; that bis Majesty had been pleased
to receive it very graciously, and to fay, IT WAS
OF SO GREAT'IMPORTANCE, THAT HE
SHOULD. AS SOON AS THEY MET, LAY
IT BEFORE HIS TWO HOUSES OF PARLI
AMEN r. We can now only add, that we are,
with great refpr&, Sir)
Your molt obedient,
And most humble servants,
W. BOLLA N,
B. FRANKLIN,
ARTHUR LEE.
To Edward Bi Idle, Est Speaker of the Honourable
Hooje of Reprefentatuves, Peunfykvania.
%{- *-os--|-s+,*+s. +os4,s.
FIVE POUNDS REWARD.
Q TOL E N out of the (table of the subscriber,
O in New Garden toWnShip, Chester county, on
the toth infant, (January) a dark brown or black
MARE, with a small (far in her forehead, diffi
faced, fourteen hands one or two inches high, low
carriage, thin short mane, both hind feet white,
branded C D on the buttock, paces a travel, and
trots smart, five, or fix years old, (hod ail round,
and has a windgall on the near fore foot at tire
pasture joint: Was taken at the fame time, a dew
bag, marked in full, Henry Dixson, with ver
iniHion. Any perfori or persons securing the Mare
only, so that the owner may have her again, (hall
have FORTY SHILLINGS Reward, and
all re Tunable charges ; and if the thief be brought
to jultice, the abov^ Reward, paid by
HENRY dixson.
VHILADELPHI X, Marchis
In ASSEMBLY.
WEDNBSD AY, March 8, 1775. A M.
pvl H E Houle met, purlu mt to adjournment,
§whe/tfre order of the 25th oflaft month be
ing read, they proceeded to the consideration of the
Governor's M flage, and after a debase of Some
length, oideied, That Mr. D^kemon, Mr. Mifflm,
Mr. Galloway, Mr. Pearlon, Mr. Morton, Mr.
Ross, Mr, Swoope, I*lr.'Allen, Mr. Chrilt, Mr.
Edmonds, Mr. Dougherty, Mr. Hunter, and Mr.
William Thoibpfon be a Committee to prepare and
bring in a draught of an answer to the laid message.
The House adjourned toghree o'clock, F. M.
Eodem Die, P. M.
The Committee appointed to prepare and bring
in an answer to the Governor's message, reported
they had essayed a draught for that purpbfe, which
was read, and refeired for farther confidetarion till
to-morrow.
TH UR^DA% March §, 1775. A. M.
The House resumed the consideration of the an
swer brought in last night to the Governor's mes
sage, which was again lead, when a member mo
ving that the said answer be recommitted, a debate
arose, and after fame time spent therein, the ques
tion was called for', and putby the Speaker. Car
ried in the negative.
Yeas. Mr. Pawling, Mr. Israel Jacobs, Mr. Ro
beits, Mr. Rhoads, Mr. Brown, Mr. Foulke, hr.
Rodman, Mi. Chapman, Mr. Galloway, Mr.
Wynko p, Mr. Heany, Mr. Pennock, Mr. Webb,
to ^E sot b,
By PUBLICVENDUE, on the 25th instant,
(March) att'ne House of Augustine Willett,
Inn Keeper, at the Four Lane Ends, in Middle
town township, Bucks county,
m VERY valuable Plantation, late the property
of Joseph Stackhouse, deceased, Situated
rn Middletown afortfaid, adjoining lands late of
Jeremiah Langhorn, deceased, on the one tide, and
Joseph Richardton, deceased, on the other fide,
containing two hundred and thirty acres, near one
half cleared, the remainder extraordinary well tim
bered, a stone dwelling-house and kitchen thereon,
a well of good water at the door, a frame barn and
stone liable, with other convenient out buildings,
a good bearing orchard on the premises, chiefly of
the best grafted fruit, also peach, pear, cherry and
quince trees; about fifteen acres of good meadow,
hid more may be made, having a good Stream of
water running through the fame, jhe said Plan
tation is within twenty two miles of Philadelphia,
seven of Bristol, and four of Newtown, in a re
markable healthy and pleasant part of the country,
and convenient to places of worship, merchant mills,
black finith's (hops, store, and cutlery (hop. The
conditions ofthe sale is as followeth, viz. one third
of the purchase money to be paid on the tenth day
of April next, at which time the purchaser may have
r deed duly executed, on giving fatisfa&ory security
for the remainder of the purchase irioney, unto
CALEB ST ACKHOUSE,
JOSEPH STACKHOUSE,
JOSHUA STACKHOUSE,
BENJAMIN STACKHOUSE.
N. B. All persons having any demands against
the said estate, are desired to bring in their accounts
that they may be adjured and receive their money,
and all those that are indebted, to come and dis
charge the fame.
JOSHUA STACKHOUSE,)
THOMAS WILSON, | Administrators.
TobeSOLD by PUBLIC VENDUE,
on the premises, on Monday the 27th instant,
(March) if not before fold at private sale,
AV ALUABLE Plantation and tra& ofLand,
Situate in Southampton township, Bucks coun
ty, containing about 14.0 acres, whereof 20 acres
or more is woodland, and about 10 acres meadow,
great part of which is watered ; with a good bear
ing orchard. On the premises is a good grist and
merchant mill with two pair of (tones, pleasantly
seated on the public road leading from Wrights
town to Philadelphia, from which city it is distant
eighteen miles and an half, and about ten miles
from a landing and ftpre-houfe on Delaware. The
dwelling-house, mill-house, barn, and (tabling, of
which there is Sufficient, are all of stone. The
whole is in good repair, and now in the occupation
of Joseph Walker, who, on application, will Shew
the premises.
Also at the fame time and place will be fold, a
good flour waggon, with a valuable team of horses
and their geers. The sale to begin at one o'clock,
when due attendance will be given, and the terms
made known, by JOSEPH HART.
TobeSOLD by PUBLIC VENDUE,
on Wednesday, the 12th of April next, on the
premises, in pursuance of the last will and tefta
men: of James M'Connell, deceased,
AVERY valuable Plantation, Situate in East-
PennSborough township, Cumberland county,
on Conedogwainet creek, and within four miles of
Harris's Ferry ; containing 1 50 acres of extraordi
nary good land, about one half cleared, and in
ver y good repair, having a good Square log dwell
ing house, a barn and other convenient buildings,
a good bearing apple orchard, and a great number
of very good peach trees thereon. The sale to be
gin at ten o'clock, when due attendance will be
given, and the terms of sale made known, on the
day and place above mentioned, by
WILLIAM GEDDIS,)
JAMES OLIVER, ( Executors.
JAMES PURDY,\
FTVE'POUN I) S~ RE WARD.
RAN AWAY on Sunday night, the 26th
of February last, from the fubferibers, near
Carli fle in Cumberland county, two Irish servants ;
one named PE TER HAGAN, about nineteen
years of age, five fret fix or seven inches high, a
fre(h looking, full faced, fat lad, with Short dark
brown hair; had on wh^n he went away, an old
beaver hat, a good common linen Shirt,' a black
(ilk neckcloth, a brown coat made of beaver coat
ing, with mohair buttons of the fame colour, a red
beaver coating jacket with red mohair buttons,
new deer-Skin breeches, the buttons covered with
the fame, coarse grey woven dockings almost new,
new Shoes, and plain Steel buckles. The other
named WILLIAM ELLIOTT, aged about
twenty-one years, by trade a tinman, about five
feet high, a trefh looking lad but rather thin faced,
black hair with a falfe cue, a little wool hat bound
with black binding, an homespun linen Shirt, a
white Stock and plated Stock buckle, a brown home
spun coat with white metal buttons, a brown jacket
of low priced broadcloth with white metal buttons,
buckskin breeches, grey home made Stockings,
good Shoes lately half foiled, and plain yellow
buckles: He is a little bandy legged, and talkative.
They both love Strong drink, have but little mo
ney, but a good deal more eloathing, which they
will probably fell or exchange. Whoever fecuies
the above described servants so that their masters
may have them again, Shall receive THIRTY
SHILLINGS reward for each if taken in the
county, and FIFTY SHILLINGS for each
if taken out of the county, with reasonable charges
if brought home to their matters.
WILLIAM THOMPSON,
JOHN DAVIES, Junior.
FIVE POUNDS REWARD.
CTOLEN out of the (table of the subscriber,
O in London Grove township, Chester county,'
Pennsylvania, on the night of the 2d of this instant,
(February) a bay GELDI NG, about fourteen
and a half hands high, three years old rising four,
trots lofty and hand gallops well, is half- blooded',
Shod all round, has the mark of a half-penny cut
out of the near ear, and appears as if the ear had
been tied very tight with a cord, as there is a crease
round it which appears very plain on the lower lap ;
when rode he generally carries bis ears right for
ward; he is in good order, and carries himfelf well
either under a fiddle or in a carriage; one hind foot
white, and no brand. Any perlon' or persons Se
curing the horse only, so that the owner may have
him again, Shall have FORTYSHILLINGS
Reward, and all reasonable charges, and if the thief
is brought to justice, the above Rewards paid by
William Robeson, store-keeper, in Newport,
Newcastle county, 01 by
WILLIAM THOMPSON.
February 8, 1775.
TWENTY POUNDS REWARD.
ON the night ofthe 15th of last month, the store
of Robeson and Thompson, in London-
Grove town Ship, Chester county, opposite the Sign
of Lord Chatham, commonly known by the name
of the Half-way House, was attempted to be rob
bed by two villains ; they firft attempted the lock
of the cellar door, but finding it too hard for them,
they broke open the store window, which awakened
a boy, about Sixteen years of age, the only perlon
that Slept in the store, who immediately got up,
went foftly to the place just as one of the rogues
had got his head and Shoulders in at the window,
and fired a pistol at him, the ball of which went
through the Shutter about two inches from the vil
lain's head, who tumbled down on the cellar door,
and the boy thought he had killed him; on feeing
another man behind the window, he loaded his
pistol again, expecting a second attack, but the
rogues thought proper to go off without theirbooty.
It being moon-light, the boy could fee they ap
peared to be blacked like Negroes. Any perlon or
persons that will difeover the above villains, so that
they may be taken and brought to justice, Shall be
entitled to the above reward and reasonable charges,
paid by WILLIAM ROBESON.
WILLIAM THOMPSON.
February t, 1775.
FIVE POUNDS REWARD.
RAN AWAY from the subscriber, at Hali
fax, on the firft day of May last, a native TriSh
servant man named LAWRENCE DUN,
about twenty years of age, five feet 4 or 5 inches
high, dark brown hair, Smooth pale face, and
much given to liquor and dancing : Had on and
took with him a blue broadcloth jacket, a double
breasted blue duffil jacket with metal buttons, a
coarse tow Shirt and trowfers, and half worn Shoes.
He also Stole and took with him, two blankets, one
Sheet, a pair of good Shoes, a pair of large carved
plated buckles, a thirty-five Filling hat, and is
supposed to have taken a new axe. Perhaps he may
change his name. Whoever takes up said servant
and brings him to his matter, or Secures him in any
gaol so that his matter may get information, Shall
have the above Reward, and reasonable charges,
paid by ROBERT ARMSTRONG.
N. B. He lodged at Daniel Servie's saw-mill the
4th or sth of May.—All masters of vessels and others
are forbid to harbour or carry him off.
JAMES and PATRICK WRIGHT,
CONFECTIONERS, from Edinburgh,
Have opened Shop in Water-street, twelve doors
below the Drawbridge, opposite to Harper and
Jackson's ft*re, Philadelphia, where they make
and fell all kinds ofthe very fined Confessions, viz.
FINE caraway comfits, almond comfits, musk
plumb comfits, bandftring comfits, crifpt al
monds, coriander comfits, almond chips, barley
Sugar, white fugar-candie. Biscuits of all kinds,
viz. Fine almond bifeuit, plain almond biscuit,
ipunge biscuit, fine broad biscuit, diet loaves, feed
cake, plumb cake, common biscuit, Q^een cake,
pound cake, fine ginge cake, fine ginge tints, liber
ty drops. Tablets of all kinds, viz. Cinnamon
tablet, lemon tablet, orange tablet, ginger tablet.
Likewise all kinds of Jellies and Preservatives in
their season.
N. B. Large allowance will be made to Grocers,
or others, who purchase by wholesale.
*#* Said J. and P. Wright have for sale, an
assortment of Groceries, viz. loaf, lump, and muf
covado sugars; coffee, chocolate, Weft-India and
Philadelphia rum, cordials, &c. &c.—They have
also for sale, hard-metal table spoons, tureen la
dles, soup ladles of patterns Superior to any im
ported.
ISAAC BOSTON, a large well jet
man, about 4.„ ears o'd, with redifo coloured hair
and eye-brows, wears a da r k coloured cut wig, has
son with him about Jixteen years of age, about foe
weeks ago took the following freight from Mr. John
Corrie, oj Hobb's Hole, on Rappahannock, which was
to have been delivered at Colckefler, on Potowmack:
3 bbtis. of Wes-India rum, 2 tierces of spirits, 1 bbd.
of faddlery, 1 bale cf cordage, 1 do. rolls, 2 baskets of
cbeefe, 1 case of loaf sugar, feme leading lines, a bun
dle of boxes with sundry dry goods, 10 iron potts, l
bbd. of cyder, 1 box of sweet oranges, and 200 bujbels
of wheat. Ebe vefel is a fchooircr that carries about
600 bufoels, has no jhrouds nor faring flay, her quar
ter deck is lined with tarpaulin, and Jbe was lately
flatbed, which is plain to be seen. The fail Boston
was dressed in a blue duffil over jacket, and firip ed
Virginia clotb trowfers ; be isfond of drink, and very
impertinent when in liquor. There is a confirmation of
his endeavouring to make off with the vessel and car
go, and it is thought be will pujb to Carolina, but may
probably fop jome time at Pocamoke, on the Eafiern
Shore, in Maryland, where he has two brothers and
one f,er living. Whoever apprehends thefaid BosTON,
and secures the cargo, Jhal lhave a Reward of
TWENTY POUND S, on application to Mr.
James Mills at Urbanna, Mr. John Corrie at
Hobb's Hole, Mr. Samuel Jones at Cedar Point,
in Maryland, or to JOHN MILLS.
Ju, Published, and to be Sold by
JOSEPH CRUKSHANK,
PRINTER, in Market-street, Philadelphia,
SOME EXPRESSIONS df ANN
CROWLE Y, daughter of Thomas and
Mary Crowley, of London, during her last ill
ness, from the 23d of the First month 1773, to the
12th of the Second month 1774.. With an intro
duclory Testimony concerning her, from the fannl ;
So teach us to number our days that we may apply
our hearts unto Wifd m. Psalm xc. 12.
They are allo to be had of ISAAC COLLINS,
Printer, in Burlington.
Newport; February 10, 1775.
SIX DOLLARS REWARD,
nAN AWAY from the subscriber living in
" Newport, Newcastle county, on Delaware, an
Irish servant man named JAMES WINTER-
B OTTOM, a sower looking fellow, about 24
or 25 years of age, about 5 feet 6 inches high ; 'lie
has a round fat face, final! eyes, and sandy colour
ed frizly hair; had on when he went away a brown
coat and jacket, a pair of cotton velvet breeches
with buckles at the knee, and a pair of brown cloth
breeches with a button on the knee-band; he has
with him 4 w°hite Shirts, 3 check ditto, and a wo
man's Shift, marked I. L. he also has a wool hat,
bound with tape, is much given to strong liquor
and swearing; his left leg has lately been fore and
cured. Whoever takes up said servant, and se
cures him in any of his Majesty's gaols, so that the
subscriber may have him again, Shall be entitled to
the above reward, and reasonable charges, paid by
JAMES LATI M ER.
ELIZABETH BAYNTON
AND
GEORGE MORGAN,
Have opened a STORE at the corner of Third
and Elm or Pemberton-ftreets, where they<eil b,
large or final! quantities, the following GOODS,
viz.
AL L UM, affpice, bar lead, brandy, brim
stone, butter, cinnamon, cloves, chocolate,
coffee, cordials, corks, copperas, Spermaceti and
tallow candles, cheeSe, currants, ginger, grind-
Rones, gun flints, indigo, mace, madder, molasses,
'muftard, mackarel, nutmegs, nails, sweet oil,
lamp and tanners oil, oatmeal, F and FF gum
powder, pepper, pipes, rice, rosin, raisins, Saffron,
Shot No. ito 8; Philadelphia, Barbados, Antigua,
and Jamaica rum ; salt, fnuff, soap, Starch, tar,
vinegar, dye woods; old Madeira, Lisbon, Cana
ry, and Port wines, &c. &e. &c.
Also, a large quantity of the best and most ele
gant playing cards, very cheap.
They likewise provide all kinds of SEA STORES
for matters of vessels and passengers at the Shortest
notice.
Orders from town and country Shall be gratefully
acknowledged and punctually executed by
BAYNTON and MORGAN.
N. B. They can also frequently at a Short notice
furnifli Merchants and others with large quantities
of wheat and waggon flour.—And George Mor
gan begs leave to offer his Service to those who
may have occasion to employ him as a Broker ei
ther in the purchase or sale of goods or real estates.
The AMERICAN
GLASS WARE-HOUSE,
lor the sale of GLASS WARE made at
KenSington, is now opened by
JOHN ELLIOT T and Company,
A few dpors above Market-Street, at the weft fide
of Second-Street ;
Where Shop keepers and others in town or country
may be Supplied with the following Articles, ei
ther cut or plain, in general as cheap, and Some
much cheaper than those imported, viz.
DECANTERS, from one gallon to half a
pint; wineglasses of various forts; tumblers
of all sizes; bottles for cases, &c. flint or other
beer glaifes ; batons, cans of all sizes, candlesticks
and sockets, confectioners glasses, cyder glasses,
canisters, bitter bottles; bird cisterns and boxes,
candle Shades, cruets and casters, chimney arms,
cream pots, cupping glasses, diflies for fallad, &c.
e ' e fyic globes and cylinders, garden bells, hour
glasses, ink cups, lamps for halls, Streets, cham
bers, Shops, weavers, &c. mortars and pestles,
nipple Shells and pipes, pyramids, pipes for tobac
co, salvers of various Sizes, Salt cellars, sugar
dishes, spice bottles, urinals, wine and water
glasses, goblets, jelly glasses, jewellers glasses,
mustard pots, flroof bottles, pocket bottles, Sylla
bub glasses, sweet meat ditto, fall linings, fmell
ii)g bottles, tubes for thermometers, &c. phials
of all sizes, &c. &c.
N. B. Orders or patterns for any forts of glasses
for Apothecaries, Virtuofi, or others, left at the
aforesaid Ware-house, will be chearfully and duly
attended to.
*** The Proprietors being unwilling to deprive
such as are desirous of feeing the factory, from
the gratification of their curiosity, but at the
fame time finding it necessary to endeavour, in some
measure, to save the works from the disadvantage
which must and does adually arise from the great
reSort of fpeftators, it is therefore hoped that no
one will take umbrage at the sum of two (hillings
for each person's admittance, expelled at the gate,
which yet is very inadequate to the hinderance oc
casioned theieby.
TWENTY SHILLINGS REWARD.
RANA Wa y from the fubferiber, living in
Chefnut-ftreet, Philadelphia, the twenty
eighth of January last, an liifh servant lad nam'd
PATRICK KELLY, about twelve or thir
teen years of age, thick and well set, with brown
snort hair cut before, round face and red cheeks, a
long finall flat foot, and burned lhins ; had on when
he went away, a brown cloth coatee, waistcoat and
breeches of the fame, the breeches mended on the
knees, wooden buttons on the coat, check fliirt
mostly out of his breeches behind, and the shirt
neck open, a pair of milled worsted dockings, large
shoes which have been mended, and a pair of Bath
mettal buckles. It is laid he has changed his
breeches for a pair of blue trowfers, and it is likely
he may change more of his eloathing, as there has
been money seen with him. He came in the flrip
Minerva, Captain Mackey. He is much given to
fweafing and quarrelling with boys. Whoever
takes up said servant, and secures him, so that his
master may get him again, (hall he entitled to the
above reward, if taken in this citv, or county, and
if taken out of the county FORTY SHILLINGS,
paid by me HUGH MEAN S.
N. B. Al! masters of vessels or others, are forbid
to harbour, or carry him off at their peril.
T'o 8~1 E T,
And may be entered on in May next,
TH E noted I'N N at the firn of the Horse Arm
Groom in Dover. It is a large convenient
House, and has good stabling, and every other ne
cessary requisite for the entertainment of travellers.
Any person desirous of knowing further particulars,
may enquire of JOHN BULL, living
near Dover.
DAVID re
Gardener and Seedman, from London, living
in Spring-Garden,
WILL supply any Gentleman or other per#
son with any quantity of Garden Seed,
which he will warrant to be of good quality: They
may be had at his stall at the Court-house ever#
day of the week (Sunday excepted) or at the
Widow Lawrence's in Second.ftreet, near the Mar
ket, Philadelphia.
T 0 BE ; LD,
All E A LT II 1 strong young Negro Wench,
about 24 years of age, with her mile child,
one year old. Jhe w^ncb has had the fm'll pox
and mealies, ? n I can be recommended for her ho
nesty and sobriety, and a plain cook ; apply to the
Printer.'
WAS taken up by the fubferiber, at
Deep Water Inland, the latter end of Fe
bruary latt, sundry valuable PINE L<' G $
File owners proving their property and pavir
charges, may have them again.
. JOHN READ.
N. B. A quantrty of H A Y to be dilpofeu of.
Apply at the above Island.