Dunlap's Pennsylvania packet , The general advertiser — Philadelphia, Pa., 1775-08-28 00:00:00, page 4

TO BE SO 1, D,
QUANTITY of C HEESE, tit for pre
fl lent use, manuf^tured after the manner of
G u-elter ad Chefhue Chetfc, and nothing infe
ru to either. Locewue a quantity of clean fimo
th) G ah Seed, of this ye ir's growth. Enquire of
Ann Brotherton, on Mouckton Park, near
W<;mhwt<n Newcallle County. §
'TO B~E L E t,
A CONVENIENT new three-story brick
HOUSE, wi h a gooJ kitchen and cellars,
between Market and Arch-frets, near Fifth
street. Enquire of ADAM ZANT2INGER, in Mar
ker street.
TO BE SOLD BY
DAVID SPRO AT,
CHOICE mufc@v%dM sugar; Jamaica feirit;
ex client red Port and Sherry wines, in bot
tles; Carolina tar, and ,ink-toot; ships cabcufes;
low priced broadcloths, well aborted ; nrns and
womens shoes ; channelled pumps ; mens knit rib
bed worded flockings ; a few fine damalk table
dotfes, very large; fine linens; Scotch threads and
carpets ; and an adortment of Glass Ware.
Just PuWifoel, and ready to be delivered,
Printed and fold by R. AITKEN, Printer and
Bookseller, opposite the London Coffee-houfe,
Front-street, Philadelphia ; dedicated to his Ex
cellency George Washington, Eq; General
and Commander in Chief of the Army of the
United Colonies of North-America ; on fine pa
per, and a beautiful new type, enriched with
twelve ufeful plates of the manoeuvres.
Prue Six Shillings and Six Pence bound. Afew copies
on a fa,erfne paper, at One Dollar. (The London
edition being Ten Shillings bound)
MILITARY INSTRUCTIONS
FOR
OFFICERS detached in the Field:
Containing, a SCHEME for forming a CORPS
of a PARTISAN.
Lluftrated with twelve copper-plates of the Manoeu
vres necessary in carrying on the Petite Guerre.
By ROGER STEVENSON, Esq;
To the P ÜBLI C.
THOUGH we have numberless treatises on
military fubje&s, it has always been regretted
that none of the authors have descended lower than
to inftru& Generals in the operations of armies,
excepting those who confine themselves to the du
ties of the parade and garrison ; so that inferior of
ficers have had no fourca from whence they could
derive inftru^ion on the duties of their, sphere in
the field, even though they may have rnnfacked all
the military writers from Vegetius to our boeks of
discipline. The infiruaions on the sublime parts of
war are perfect, none however but General Officers
have occasion to consult them for any purpose but
{peculation, while the art of carrying on the Petite
Guerre, and fortifying lesser posts in the field, which
is the business of every rank, has remained unheed
ed, as if unworthy the notice of military writers.
Every one knows of what importance even the
smallest detachments are to an army, and must be
•sensible that if they happen to be commanded by
officers who are ignorant of their duty, they can
neither expert to procure advantage to the army,
or honour to themselves : hut as it is only on oc
casion of being employed in commanding small de
tachments, that inferior officers can hope to signalize
themselves, the knowledge of this particular branch
is an object the most worthy of their study and re-
If to the science of posts be added the manoeuvres
of the partisan in ferret marches ; occupying, de
fending or attacking posts ; reconnoitring countries
or the enemy ; placing of ambufeades; pursuits or
retreats, &c. the whole method of carrying on the
Petite Guerre will be known ; and this it is the in
tention of the following essay to explain.
New-York, Augujt 14, 1775.
Susanna young, being in
formed that her uncle, Mr. Saunders Burt,
reiid^in Maryland, but not knowing in what part,
woul&be extremely glad to have a line from him,
direded to her at MeHrs. Edward and William
Laight's, Merchants, in New-York.|
FO UR~P OU N D S~FewT^D:
P AN AWAY from the Anti Eatem Furnace,
in Frederick County, Maryland^ two indent
ed Irilh servants, viz. JAMES MARR, a ft^ut
fellow, five feet nine or ten inches high, about 29
years of age, short black curled hair; had on a blue
jacket, check shirt, oznabrigs trowfers, and half
worn (lines.—J AMES WALKER, about five
feet fix or seven inches high, blind of one eye, with
a large flefh mark on both cheeks and round his
chin, short gray hair, and eloathed much as above.
Whoever secures the said servants so that their mas
ters may have them again, shall have THREE
DOLLARS for each if twenty miles from home,
or the above Reward if above forty miles, paid by
# 6 DANIEL and SAMUEL HUGHES and Co.
TEN DOLLARS R £ WAR D.
RAN AWAYfrom the fubferiber, cabinet-maker,
" in Pine street, Philadelphia, an Irijl servant men
nataed JOHN M' CE AN, by trade a cabinet
maker, but mo, accufomed to chair-making, about 24
years of age, five feet five or fix inches high, wed
made, short black hair, full faced, black ryes and eye
brows, with a fear on either the right or left brow,
a down looking countenance, and pretends to beat the
drum; had on when be went away, a long dee, brown
duffil furtont coat alm, new, a scarlet jacket lined in
the ityide with white and blue check, a pair of white
corduroy breeches about half worn, white thread,ock
ings darned in the kgs and knees, a pair of new Jboes,
and a. wool bat generally fouched before. Whoever
takes up and secures laid servant so that his mafler
map have him again, fall receive the above Reward,
teffy_ .'MATTHEW HA ND.
FOUR DOLLARS REWARD.
RAN AWAYfrom the fubferiber, living in Red
" Lion Hundred, Newcastle County, on the i,tb of
July last, a Negro'or Mulatto manfave named 808,
about five feet fix inches hqgb, nineteen years of age ;
he wfraight and ,im made, with leno feet, and re
sembles an Indian ; he is very impudent, and will en
deavour to ,ass for a freeman as he has done once be
fore m Sussex County, and downwards to Somerset;
had on an oznabngJbirt, Russia Jheeting trowfers, an
under lincey jacket without sleeves, neither bat nor
jboes unless be got them face by flealtb : he is fuf^ed
o'feabng a black borfe, about tenyears old, as one of
the neighbours 10, one about the fame time. Any perfor
who shall secure him in any of bis Majeftfsgaols, shall
receive the above Reward, and if brought home all
reasonable charges, paid by
GEORGE CLARK.
N. B. All maflers §J veftls are for bid to take him off
at their peril. j.
''"'(,,&•",•" ' ''+'eon'™' '' JOHN DUNLAP, at the Newell Vrenting-Office in Market-Street, where
v ub cnpuons at Ten Shillings per Annum, Advercifements, wc. arc thankfully received for this Paper,
FOR
NICHOLAS BROOKS,
In Second-ttreet, bet*eef Market and Chefnut
ftreets, three doo s above Black-horse Alley,
cor trues to dispose of the following curious ccl
kainn of Goods, viz.
ELEGANT cutteau de chafes mounted in
silver; sword belts v,th and without swivels ;
levels with or without chains, which is much the
belt method to hang swords or cutteau de chafes ;
a very elegant pardepee to hang A sword to; beau
tiful guns for gentlemen officers and others; Pot
tor's fifes of the very best kind, made in London,
to go with a drum, and very easy to learn ; German
Antes and hautboys; sword knorc; silk purses; ta
ble knives and forks ; the celebrated jubilee knives
and forks, which are very ufeful for gentlemen
travelling to the camp; travelling leather tumblers,
which fold in a small compass, and are very ufeful ;
a large assortment qf the best London made pen
knives, with single and with four blades, with and
without cases ; heft razor metal fciffars and other
forts; a beautiful travelling blunderbuss ; elegant
(tone and paste buckles for ladies; gilt and pinch
beck buckles for gentlemen ; gilt and stone buckles
for ladies; gold and garnet ear rings; gold and
garner broaches; plain gold, garnet and hoop
rings ; a variety of fleevc buttons ; silver thimbles ;
bottle Hands; new fafhion sugar tongs; set combs
and plain tortoise-shell ditto ; tobacco boxes; pa
per, wood, ennamel and tortoise-shell fnuff boxes ;
table bells ; japanned ware; belt Roman fiddle
Brings ; a variety of music of the most approved
tones; blank music books; music in sheets and
half sheets ; b ank and printed visiting and message
cards with gilt or plain edges, and of various pat
terns; cards of history and geography, with or
without Morocco cases; pearl and other necklaces;
silver plated swan neck spurs, with and without
chains ; furniture for coffins ; London made silver
shoe and knee buckles ; new invented lamps, which
when burning resemble wax candles, and are sup
ported at a quarter of the expence of tallow can
dles ; pump lamps ; globe and ball lamps for halls
and Hair cases, with brass screws or to hang; de
canter corks; cork screws of the be* quality;
feimmetar ard other razors in new fafhion cases,
very convenient for travellers; gun flints; mourn
ing black and blue buckles ; steel cock gaffs ; an
aflortment of gilt and other canes, with and with
out (words; watch chains and strings; a very ele
gant assortment of ladies and gentlemens pocket
books in Morocco or velvet, worked with gold and
silver, with or without instruments; horse and chair
whips ; best black lead pencils; ladies hair pins set
with marquifet or paste ; black hair pins with er
without heads; boot garters , tooth brumes ; a
table organ ; steel stay hooks; japan candietticks ;
steel and other fn offers with or without stands;
watch-makers cards for windows ; cards of ladies
gilt trinkets; cards of gilt watch keys ; brass and
steel jacks ; billiard balls ; dice and box¥; best
Dutch wax and wafers; types for marking linen,
with colours and directions ; the improved patent
asses skin for writing on with silver or black lead
pencils ; smelling bottles, tooth-pick cases; best
beaver Bitched top gloves ; a variety of silk and
other stockings ; silk waistcoat patterns; a very
elegant assortment of pictures and maps, in books
or single ; a variety of drawing books; a good' as
sortment of colours, in shells or otherwise; best
camel hair pencils ; India ink ; copper-plate copy
books, from the earliest attempts to the compleat
ihg of the most accomplished penmen ; a journey
through Europe, or the play of geography, invent
ed by Jefferies for the inftruCtive entertainment of
young gentlemen and ladies ; piftel tinder boxes ;
John Reed's maps of the city and liberties of Phi
ladelphia, with a hook of references; gold weights
and Scales; Keyfer's gpiuine pills; Stoughton's
bitters; Maredant's drops, and Scotch pilis, with
many other ufeful and ornamental Goods.
Philadelphia, Auc,u, 4,177 c.
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
RAN AWAY last night from the fubferiber,
" two Irish servant men, by trade bricklayers;
one named SAMUEL NEAL, a short well set
fellow, has a rock in h;3 walk, five feet five or fix
inches high, very dark complexion, with black hair
tied ; had on a mixed brown and white cloth coat
tee, striped silk waistcoat, buckfkij ibreeches, blue
worsted flockings, new shoes and round pinchbeck
buckles, and took with him sundry other cloaths,
and a mason's trowel. The other named JOHN
O'NEAL, a well set fellow, about five feet four
or five inches high, a fair complexion and short
brown hair, has a very bad look, and when talking
to any one is generally playing with his fingers
about his breast ; had on a light blue cloth coat and
▼est, dark blue plush breeches lined with red flan
nel, though it is probable he may wear trowfers, as
he took some other cloaths with him. The even
ing before he went off he took up three pounds,
five yards of checks and two pair of coarse white
thread flockings, in the fubferiber's name ; he also
tock a gun with him. They were seen on the Old
York road, fifteen miles from this city. Whoever
secures the said servants, so that their matter may
have them again, Biall receive the above Reward,
or TEN DOLLARS for either of them, with
reasonable charges, paid by
EDWARD M'KEAGGAN.
N. B. Masters of vessels are forbid to carry them
off at their peril.
Philadelphia, Aurufi 177 c.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
RAN AWAY last night from the fubferiber,
an Irish servant lad named JOHN PERRY,
by trade a rope-maker, eighteen or nineteen years
of age, near five feet five inches high, has a fair
complexion ; had on a ranger's frock, and took
with him a gun. He was seen on the Old York road,
fifteen miles from this city. Whoever secures the
said servant, so that his master may have him again,
fhafi receive the above Reward, and reasonable
charges, psid by
RICHARD TITTERMARY.
N. B. Masters of vessels are forbid to carry him
off at their peril.
FOURn7orLTirrirE
RAN AWAY on the 16th instant, (July)
from the fubferiber, living in Third-Breet
Philadelphia, an English 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 kerfey jacket without lining, and white
metal buttons, oznabrigs shirt and trowfers, new
shoes with one buckle. Whoever takes up the (aid
servant and secures him, so that I may have him
again, 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 at their peril.
Talbot County, Augiiji 1, 177 $•
RAN AWAY last night, from the
fubicribers, an English servant man named
JOHN SCOTT, a square well made fellow,
about five feet four inches high, a good complexion,
something funburnt, wears his own brown straight
hair ; took with him a blue cloth coat with a red
plush cape, a good scarlet knit jacket with calli
manco back, old buckskin breeches, a pair of dou
ble channelled pumps capped at each toe, but mdy
change his cloaths, as he stole a very good dark
claret coloured coat with yellow buttons; he is a
very artful scoundrel. Alfoawhite woman, feme
thing taller than the fellow, of a very dark com
plexion, a ringworm on her upperlip, a small fear
on one cheek ; she has left behind a mulatto bastard,
for having which she is bound to appear next court;
It is probable they will pass for man and wife.
TWENTY SHILLINGS Reward for each if taken
in the county, a/J FORTY SHILLINGS each if
taken fifty miles from home, will be paid by
WILLIAM BORDLEY, and
WOOLMAN GIBSON the 3 d.
Philadelphia, July 11, 1775.
SIX DOLLARS REWARD.
DAN AWAY last night, from the fubferiber,
" living in Fiont-ftreet, near the Drawbridge,
an indented fervantlad named WILLIAM STEEL,
otherwise STILE, by trade a taylor, about twenty
one years of age, five feet eight or nine inches high,
short brown hair, smooth faced, lender made,
born in the north of England, but last from Ireland;
had on when he went away, a mixed pepper and
salt frize uncommon made coat, with two holes on
each fide the back, flit holes on the pockets but
none on the Beeves, a few yellow metal buttons on
it, * high claret coloured Bath coating waistcoat,
with basket buttons of the fame colour, a pair of
old drilling breeches patched on the knees, a pair
of gray ribbed worsted stockings, a check shirt, and
a round felt hat bound with black tape : He had a
bundle which contained a claret coloured pattern
for a coat of Bath coating, and an olive coloured
corduroy pattern for breeches. Whoever takes up
and secures said servant, so that l ean get him again,
shall have the above Reward and reasonable charges,
paid by PETER M'KINLEY.
JACKET PATTERNS.'
AN elegant assortment of the new fafhion jacket
patterns, fit for summer wear, and printed
near this city, quite superior te those imported from
England, to be sold very reasonable for cafli, by
MOSES YOUN G,'
At Mr. Joseph Dean's, merchant, in Front-street.
A'U L FO'O~K
Notary and Tabellion Publick for the French
and Spanish languages, Profeffor in the College
of this city, and fivorn Interpreter for the fame,
GIVES Notice that he has removed his Office
from Second-street into Arch-street, at the
house in which Mrs. Peel lately lived, opposite the
gate of Christ Church Burying-ground, where he
continues to draw and translate French and Spanish
writings, as powers of attorney, contra&s, ac
compts, &c. and to state them properly, agreeable
te the forms and usages of the refpea:ive countries
to which they are intended.
He also continues to teach the French and Spanish
languages in the greatest purity and elegance, at
his house morning and evening, and at the College
at eleven o'clock as usual.
TH E Subscribers having opened a
VENDUE STORE, at the coiner of
South and Second-llreets, Philadelphia, for the
sale of Merchandize, &c. hope for the encourage
ment of the Public, and their friends in particular,
as they intend paying the closest attention to their
business, and hope to render fatisfa&ory sales to
their employers. Those who are pleaded to favour
them in this way shall be gratefully acknowledged,
by the Public's meft obedient humble servant,
MOORE and ROWAN.
N. B. Goods received at said store at any time
for sale.—A set of Chocolate Works to be fold at
private sale.,
Buch Courtly, July 22, 1775.
MADE his escape from Newtown
Gaol, JOHN MONDAY, born in Ire
land, has been well known in Philadelphia for some
years past ; he is a well made fellow, about five feet
fix or seven inches bigh, and wore his own hair.
Also broke out of Gaol, three run-away servants,
viz. J OHN L E E, an Englishman, about go years
of age ; had on when he went away, a red jacket,
black knit breeches, thread dockings, half worn
pumps and plated buckles : a gun-smith by trade.
JAMES MUTRY, born in Ireland, about
twenty-one years of age, and about five feet fix
inches high ; had on a dark brown coat, white
trowfers and old shoes : a blacksmith by trade.
JOHN MONAGHAN, an Irishman, about
twenty-eight years of age, five feet three or four
inches high, of a swarthy complexion, black hair
tied behind ; had on a blue coat and trowfers, and
old shoes. Fifteen Shillings Reward for Mon
day, and Twenty Shillings Reward for each
of the other three, will he paid for securing them
in any of his Majesty's gaols so that they may be
had again, and reasonable charges if brought to
Newtown gaol, by
t SOLOMON PARKS.
EIGHT DOLLARS REVITaRLT
RAN AWAY on the 20th inst. (May)
from the fubferiber, living in Baltimore, a
servant man named THOMAS ARNELL, a
gardener, thirty-five years of age, about fix feet
high, dark complexion, and short black hair; had
on when he went away, a white jean coat, an old
blue furtout, a dark blue waistcoat, a pair of old
buckskin breeches, ribbed worsted flockin gs, half
worn shoes with plain brass buckles, an old linen
shirt, and an oznabrig ditto: Me came from Eng
land about a year ago. It is supposed he has gone
in company with Matthew Henderson, twen
ty-eight years of age, about five feet seven freight
inches high, pitted a little with the small pox, and
fays he is a Welchman ; had on when he went
away, a white cloth coat and jacket, half worn
buckskin breeches, blue worsted flockings, a pair
of shoes with steel buckles, and a felt hat ; has his
hair tied, inclining to red. They are both much
addicted to liquor. Whoever takes up said servant
and secures him in any gaol, shall have FORTY
SHILLINGS if in the county, and if ent of
the county the above Reward, and reasonable
charges, paid by HENRY STEVENSON.
N. B. Said Henderson hath been employeddiy
me for some time as a gardener.
CAME to the place of the fubferiber,
a red COW, with a white face. The owner
coming, proving his property and paving charges,
may have her again. GEORGE HITNER.
York, and by Mr. Robert Wells, in Charleftown,
South-Carolina,
A SERMON on the present situation of Ame
rican Affairs ; preached in Christ Church,
June 23d, 1775, at the request of the officers of the
Third Battalion of the city of Philadelphia and
diftria of Southwark ; by WILLIAM SMITH,
D. D. Provost of the College in that city. Price
Nine-pence the single sermon, Six Shillings by the
dozen, or Six Dollars by the hundred, for such
persons as may desire to diftribut tthem among the
Military Associators.
Also just published, and to te fold by said
JAMES HUMPHREYS, junior,—Sentiments of a
Foreigner, on the disputes of Great-Eritain with
America. Translated from the French.
Venit fumma dies et ineluctable tempus. Virc,
Kent County, ox Dela ware, July so, 1775.
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD,
n AN AWAY from the fubferiber, living cn
" the road leading from Dover to Queen's Town,
and near the place called the Horse-head, on Sun
day night, the 2d inst. a servant man named WIL
LIAM JONES, by trade a gun-lock maker, and
very ingenious at any kind of whitefmiths business,
and even at blacksmiths work; aged upwards of
thirty years, of a middle stature; he went off very
well eloathed with sundry foils 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 and reasonable charges, paid by
SARAH JONES, Widow.
ETGHT P^NDFrEWA-RD.
DAN AWAY from the fubferiber, living in
Marlborough township, Philadelphia county,
on the 18th inst. (July) two indented servants : Ro
bert Colebrook, an Englishman, about 2% years
of age, fair complexion, brown hair and combs up
before, about 5 feet 6 inches high; had on and
took with him a new ligiit- coloured hemefpun cloth
lipper jacket with small metal buttons, and lined
with oznabrigs, a light-coloured fupei fine under
jacket, about half worn, and is a little shorter than
the upper one, brown cloth breeches, a pair of dark
cotton striped trowfers, grey worsted ribbed ftcck
ings good shoes, new felt hat, and a Russia iheet
ing shirt, is a miller by trade, and a smart, a&ive
fellow, came from England last fall. Thomas
Simpson, (likewise from England) a shoe-maker
by trade, is a lad about 18 or 19 years of age, of a
pale complexion, long visage, bushy hair, his legs
crooked, and walks with his toes much turned in,
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, dark cot
ton striped trowfers, a half-worn felt hat, a pair
plain worsted stockings, and a pair cotton ditto, and
shoes patched on the sides. Whoever takes up said
servants and secures them in any 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.
D AN AWAY on the 13th inst. (July) from
the fubferibers, in Deptford Township, Coun
ty of Gloucester, New-Jeifey, two indented servant
men, one named JOHN OLDEN, born in Ire
land, about five feet four inches high, Hoops 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, oznabrigs shirt and trowfers, a new
pair of shoes and plated buekles. 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
cypher 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 dress : 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 masters may
have them again, shall receive the above Reward,
or Eight Dollars for either of them, and rea
sonable charges, paid by
RICHARD CHEESEMAN,
JA£O B BIRCH.
EIGHT DOLLARS REWARD.
RAN AWAY on the 3d inft.(July) from the sub
" scriber, at the new Mills on Brandywine, near
Wilmington, an Irish servant man named Edward
Low, a cooper by trade, about 5 feet 8 inches high,
24 years of age, has yellow hair, grey eyes, ana is
fond of strong liquor ; had on an old scarlet waist
coat, red striped cotton jacket with sleeves, check
shirt, oznabrigs trowfers and old shoes. As be took
a sickie with him, it is supposed he will pass for a
reaper. Whoever takes up and secures said servant
so that his master may get him again, shall receive
the above Reward, and reasonable charges, from
GEORGE FORSYTH, Cooper.
TEN D~O L~LAR's'REWARD.
RAN AWAY from the fubferiber, on the 15th
inst. (July) at Tinicum Island, an English
servant man, named William Whaly, about
30 years of age, 5 feet 6or 7 inches high, is much
pock marked, has a weak eye and a fear under the
left one, fiefh coloured, and appears much like a
fea-faring man, has a straddling walk, short brown
hair, and is much given to strong drink: It's sup
posed he will fay he has made his escape from a
man of war. Had on a Russia sheeting shirt and
trowfers very muddy, having that day fell into a
ditch, a brown cloth jacket without sleeves, and it
is supposed he took with him an old cloth colour
ed upper jacket with sleeves not quite the fame co
lour, a little old felt hat bound round, and had on
his neck, inftcad of a handkerchief, a red drip of a
vessel's colours, good shoes and brass buckles.
Whoever takes up said Whaly, and secures him
fa that I may get him again, Ihall receive the above
reward and reasonable charges, paid by
ABRAHAM KINTZING.
Just pH%:;,ed, and to he old by
JAMES HUMPHREYS, J unior.
In Front street, and by the other printers in Phila
delphia : Also by Matthias Slough and Francis
Bailey, at Lancaster; Mr. Hugh Gaine, in New-