Dunlap's Pennsylvania packet , The general advertiser — Philadelphia, Pa., 1774-08-29 00:00:00, page 6

JAMBS CAPEL LE,
FRENCH HAIR-DRESSER,
Doctor GEORGE WEED,
7) E G S leave to inform the PUBLIC, that
the following MEDICINES have bad
Jo, great success, in relieving of those disorders th, are
prescribed for, that people are continually applying for
them, ivbicb five's him great fatisjaelion to think licit
heveas made an infrument, under God, to adminijier
any relict to thole who were under painful disorders.
1. A Syrup and Ponder, which cures the bloody flux,
and aho vomitings and purgings; the fyru, gives im
mediate safe in the mos racking pains, and is a mos
eclient medicine to quiet proward children, and make
them healthy, and gives immediate eaje in the lyferic
cholic.
* z. Royal Balsam. This cures all kinds of wounds
and bridges, either inward or outward, and helps
puns in the back from cold, weakness, or being over
framed; it cures corns on the feet, and cases them
when painful, and kelps pains in the breast or fide
jf/sx pleuratic diforden ; flops mortifications, and
kelps the fore throat disorder that is about, which is
attended with fc much malignancy, and, joined with
my vulnerary liniment, hath relieved many, and not
fad d in one inflance to my knowledge.
3. Syrup oj Balaam. 'lbis helps consumptive coughs,
if not tec Jar gone, and coughs coming from cold; it
relieves the hooping cough in children, and takes away'
tbofe fains in the breafi and fide, which are caused by
the cuugb, and helps forrtnefs of breath.
4. Tinaura Amara, or Bitter Tinflure. This
frengthens the JDmacb, helps the digefion, expels wind
from the fomacb and bowels, kelps sickness at the fo
macb, flops vomiting, cures dizziness oj the head, kills
worms in children, helps the Jewvy, and cures a
finking breath; it helps those who are coflive, and
cu r es the bill us and flatulent cholic ; likewise helps the
jaundice.
5. Efence of Tar. Cures cachexies and feurvies,
the chloroJis or green sickness in virgins, byfleric and
bpckondriac dif'ders, pieurifies, weaknejs and love
nefs of spirit, all flow and lingerin' fevers, and ner
vous disorders, it helpsfrains and bruises, and cures
the teve' and ague.
Hand bi Is of tkeir particular virtue, and directions
how to use them, with certificates of cures, will be
given wid) them gratis.
The above medic nes are prepared and fold by George
Weed, ate Apothecary to the Pennsylvania Hofoital,
but new lives in Market flreet, oppofae the London
Coffie-houfe,
N. B. He bath to fell, at the fame place, fine Crown
Soap, for the waftiny 0/ fine linens, muffins, laces,
folks, chin/s, calle es, and for the use of Barbers. The
above Soap made and also fold by Benjamin Mecom,
of Burlington, in Hiji New jerfy. —Some that have
made use oj the above Soap, th ok it the be, they ever
made use offer -wafting or. foaving.
WILLIAM O'BRIEN,
Next door to Mr. William Adams, at the Race
Horses, in Baltimore,
(^1 RATEFULLY acknowledges the favours
y of his friends and the public, and hopes for a
couinnance of their custom, which he will always
Body to merits by felling at the lowest profit. He
his n>w for sale, Jamaica spirit, Wett-India and
continent rum, all kinds of wines, tea and fitgar of
different kinds, c free, cordials and patent medi
cines; a Urge collection of the belt books, loth
antirnt anl modern. He carries on the Book
binding and Stationary business in an extensive
manner. Any^mercbant, or others, may have ac
compt-books ruled or unruled, to any size as be
spoke. Any person who buys a quantity, to fell
again, ffiall have them on the eaficrt terms.
T, EGS leave to inform the Ladies and Gentle-
J,) men of this city, that he intends to carry on
his bufintfs in all its branches, inch as dreffmg La
dies and G.-ntlepien, making Ladies falfe toupees
and ends, and also Gentlemens wigs in the neatest
and newest fashions. Those Gentlemen and Ladies
who will p'eafe to favour him with their commands,
may be allured of his conftaut attendance and grate
ful acknowledgments. He is for the present to be
found in Fifth-ftreet, three doors from Market
ftreet.
TR I!NTON FERRY.
rnHE SUBSCRIBERS, ever desirous of
£ obliging the Public, and to give the utmost
fui faction in their power, even by a facrifice of
tlui own interft, and at a rate really not to be
zthrsd; I, do hettoy give this public notice and af
turznce, that from and after the fib day of April,
th j will ferry all petfoi s, horfr; carriages, &c.
upon the fame icns, and at as low a rate and price,
as an; f^rv within the distance of four miles on the
river.— The fnpericr conveniences of the above
ferry to anv otr.ron the river, both with refpe& to
its direct filiation co the great road between the
cities of P'iu 1 lohh and New-Y^ ;k, nearer by a
confide! a 1 1.~ d:lltce than the ferry 4 >elow, and nar
rower by upwards of one hundred yards, are all
filch inducements for the Py die joined with the
l%rfi v now made, as flatter the fubßribers to
bow f r every preference from the generofitv of the
Purdie, which fleir readings and intentions to
o in ; give fr h-m me right to exped, in favour
v. to old rfadifeei fry.
H^xb 27, F ENSELAER WILLIAMS.
1774. PA PRICK COLVIN.
1
Deer Cre k, Harford County, Aug. 15, 1774.
FIVE POUNDS REWARD.
T& A N AWAY from the fubferiber, on the
A sth inst. a certain MICHAEL JORDAN,
an Irishman, by trade a saddler, has been about
cue year in the country, is dim, strait, and of 2
fail complexion, appears to be about 35 years of
age, and 5 feet 10 inches high, much pitted with
the fmall-pbx, 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 fiys it was occarioned by the kick of a horse:
He took with him sundry deaths, though it is like
ly he may appear in a nankeen coat and breeches,
and blue j cket, the fore parts silk ; he wears a
dr rt wig which fee ms to have been of one curl, and
a beaver hat nlrn rit new : As he took sundry eloaths
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
Pailaddphi i. Whoever apprehends the said Mi
chael J rdin, and secures him in any of his Majes
ty's gmh on tne continent, on giving information
tiureof to William Kenley, Deputy Collector
of Excise, at the Excife-Office in Philadelphia, or
to the fubferiber living near Harford town, in Hat
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 to
get to some distant part of the continent by water,
all matters of veflels are forbid to harbour or carry
him oft at their peril : And it 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.
Philadelphia, July 29, 1774#'
WHEREAS there is a new POST
established by John Foxcroft, Esq; De
puty Post-master General in America, from Phila
delphia to Baltimore, once a week, to set out from
Philadelphia on Saturday, get to Baltimore on Mon
day, set out again from Baltimore on Tuesday, and
arrive at Philadelphia on the Thursday morning
following: And as the fubferiber has undertaken
the ride, he takes this method of acquainting the
Public, that he intends to carry parcels for any per
lons wiio may please to employ him; also to take
or bring horses to or from any part of the road.
Any Gentlemen who are pleased to favour him with
their commands, may depend on the greatest care,
punctuality and dispatch, by their humble servant,
JOHN PERKINS.
W A N T S EMPLO Y,
A YOUNG MAN, lately come from En
gland, would be glad to engage with any Gen
tleman, as an overseer over a plantation ; he under
stands the farming business perfectly well, and can
be well recommended. Any Gentleman wanting
such a person, may be waited on by applying to Mr.
Appleby, Distiller, near the Stone Bridge in Se
cond-street, Philadelphia.
TIV 6 DOLLARS REWARD.
STRAYED AWAY on the iith of July
last, from the fubferiber, living in Brandywine
Hundred, about a mile from Naman's Creek, two
three years old STEERS, of a red colour; one
of them has a large white spot in his face, almost
like a heart, and the lower end of his tail is white;
they are both marked with two half penny bits in
the right ear, and have other marks unknown.
Whoever takes up and secures said steers, and gives
information to the owner, shall have the above Re
ward, and all reasonable charges, paid by
ISAAC DUTTON.
TWENTY-FIVE POUNDS
R ewar d.
RAN AWAY from the fubferiber, living
near Mr. Samuel Worthington's, about fix
tceu miles from Baltimore Town, three servant
men, viz. HENRY BOSWELL, an half East
lijdian, about 6 feet high, very well made, has
high cheek-bones, a long (harp nose, a wide month,
short black hair and dark eyes, with a cast in them,
his arms and ringers are rather Shorter than com
mon, he hath had a scald between his shoulders near
his^eck, he chews tobacco, and talks in the weft
of England dialed : had on when he went away,
an oznabrigs fliirt, crocus trowfers, and an iron col
lar round his neck. TIMOTHY SHANE,
a stone mason and bricklayer, about 25 years of
age, and an Irishman, he is about 5 feet 5 or 6 in
ches high, a trunchey well set fellow, has a fair
complexion, (but much fun-burnt) short light
brown hair, and grey eyes, his arms hangin a parti
cular manner, and he is thicker through the jole
than common: had on and took with him a good
felt hat, an old brown coat much tarr'd, a brown
jacket with white yarn flocking fl-eves, two old
white linen shirts, two check ditto, patched on the
shoulders with coarse white linen, two pair of new
oznabrigs trowfers, one pair of Welfn cotton draw
ers, and sundry other eloaths not known. WI L
LIAM EASUN, an Englishman, about 35 years
of a g e , a house joiner by trade, is about 5 feet 8 in
ches high, of a dark complexion with black eves,
and a large hanging under lip, he is left handed but
works at the bench with his right hand : had on
and took with him an old brown cloth coat tarr'd,
two nankeen jackets, one of them with sleeves, two
pair of new oznabrigs trowfers, one pair of Welsh
cotton drawers, one check shirt patched on the bel
ly and in other places with white coarse linen, one
ftri pedlinen ditto, patched in the fame manner, with
new Itriped linen of a different kind, one pair of
speckled worried flockings, with black leather shoes,
and lain fleel buckles, a pretty good caftor hat, a
short daik bob wig, and blue studs in his sleeves,
Iris breath smells very off nfive; hath taken with
him some files, and it is supposed will get off Hen
ry Boswell's collar; he and the mason can both
write very good, hands, and very probably will forge
passes. Whoever shall secure the two servants, Ti
mothy Shane, and William Easun, so that I
may get them again, shall receive the reward of
TEN POUNDS for each of them, and for the other,
Henry Boswell, the reward of FIVE POUNDS!
Fairfax Count), Kirgizia, Maj 15, 1774.
IN the month of March last the fubferiber
sent out a number of carpenters and labourers,
to build houses and clear and inclofe fields on his
patented lands on the Ohio, intending to divide the
fevera! tiafts which he there hokh, 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 01'1
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
there 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 highest improvement.
GEORGE WASHINGTON.
BENJAMIN NICHOLSON.
N. B. 'Tis judged they will make for Philadel
phia, by the way of York town, and I ancatter.
Augufl 4, 1774.
FIFTY SHILLINGS REWARD.
STOLEN last Thursday morning, from the
fubferiber, who lay asleep on board his flat at
Vine-street wharf, a silver Watch, with a China
face, maker's name H. Sanderson, London, No.
232 ; also a pair of square plated Shoe Buckles.—
Whoever apprehends the thief, so that he may be
brought to convi&ion, shall have THIRTY
SHILLINGS Reward, and for the watch
TWENTY SHILLINGS, paid by
JAMES ERWIN, near Hattonfield, N.Jerfey.
N. B. Ihe thief had on a light blue coat, part
of which the fubferiber tore from his back in the
Druggie.
Vo B E SO L
AY 0 UNG, healthy, strong Negro Man, and
his Wife: The man has been several years
employed on a farm, and can cradle, mow and
ditch well ; the woman middle aged, is an excellent
house wench, and a good washer of eloaths. En
quire of the Printer.
TWO DOLLARS REWARD.
STRAYED off the Commons, on the 25th of
July last, a final! chunky brown milch CO W,
very poor, supposed to be about 6 or 7 seven years
old, the tops of both her ears cut off, and the right
ear a little flitted. Any person who will bring her
to the fubferiber, in Second-street, Philadelphia,
fliall have the above reward, and reasonable charges;
or any one who will give information where she
niay be had, shall be paid for their trouble.
THOMAS IRWIN.
TWENTY POUNDS REWARD.
RAN AWAY the sth of Jul, last, from the
fubferiber, living near the Northampton Fur
nace, in Baltimore county, Maryland, an Irish
servant man, named DAVID TOOL, about
27 years of age, 5 feet sor 6 inches high, is well
made, has grey eyes, short black hair, down look,
ruddy complexion, his left thigh has been broke,
which occasions him to walk lame though scarcely
perceivable ; he is an artful fellow, has run away
several times and been a great distance back ; he is
a noted thief and drunkard ; he has been taken up
since he ran away, and made his escape about a
week since, near George Myer's, on the r^ad to
York, and its now thought he will go towards the
Warm Springs, in Virginia: He had with him two
white flirts, checkered cottoh jacket, Russia Meet
ing breeches, country thread flockings, and old
country made shoes. Whoever takes up said ser
vant and secures him, so that his master may get
him again, shall have Thirty Shillings if taken
20 miles from home, Forty Shillings if 30
miles, Three Pounds if 50 miles, Five Pounds
if 100 miles, Seven Pounds Ten Shillings if
150 miles, Ten Pounds if zeo miles, and the
above Reward if 300 miles, and reasonable charges
if brought home, paid by
JOHN R. HOLLIDAY.
Northampton Quarter, Baltimore Co. ?ulj 26, 1774.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
R ewa r d.
RAN AWAY on the I.sth of June last, from
the fubferiber, two convict servant men, viz.
ROBERT HARDEY, an Englishman, 5 feet
9 inches high, round visage, fair complexion, much
pitted with the small pox, fair hair, slim made, he
ha? a fear on the left fide of his upper lip, and one
on the joint of his left wrist, has hazel eyes and
squints, fubje& to fits, and is a farmer; had on
and took with him an oznabrigs fliirt, old white
t'nickfet coat much torn in the sleeves, red jacket,
a pair of crocus and a pair of old oznabrigs trow
fers, old yarn stockings, a pair of country made
shoes, and an old felt hat. JAMES LAMBERD,
an Englishman, 5 feet 6 inches high, round visage,
fair complexion, hick hair, has a film or speck in
his right eye, which makes him blind in that eye,
much pitted with the small-pox, thick and well set,
31 years old, and is a farmer or baker; had on and
took with him an oznabrigs fliirt, a cotton jacket,
crocus trowfers, a pair of old black yarn flockings,
country made shoes, and old hat: They took two
match-coat blankets, one of them striped with red
and the other with blue. Whoever takes up and
brings home the said servants, if 60 miles from
home FOUR POUNDS for each, if 80 miles FIVE
POUNDS for each, if 100 miles SIX POUNDS for
each, if 120 miles SEVEN POUNDS for each, if
150 miles NINE POUNDS for each, if 200 miles
ELEVEN POUNDS for each, if 250 miles THIR
TEEN POUNDS f@r each, if'soo miles FIFTEEN
POUNDS for each, and if 350 miles from home the
above reward, paid by
WANTS EMPLOYMENT,
A YOUNG MAN of a good moral character,
who writes a tolerable good hand, and under
stands book-keeping; he is desirous of employment
either in a city or country store, or to aflift in the
tranfi&ion thereof. Any person rianding in need
of such an one, is requeued to enquire of the Printer
hereof.
Au^ufl 3, 1774.
TWELVE POUNDS REWARD.
RAN AWAY from the fubferiber, living in
Lebanon Town, Lancaster County, the two
following servants, viz. J O E, a Mufattoe man,
about 5 feet 6 inches high, remarkable white, about
a 8 years of age, a stout well made fellow, with grey
eyes ; had on and took with him a green fagatby
coat, ririped silk jacket, a fine ruffled fliirt, a dark
coloured coat, a white jacket, three home-made flax
shirts, a half worn beaver hat, two pair of striped
cotton trowfers, a striped cotton jacket, one pair of
good shoes, a good rifled gun, a pair of pistols, and
has a good sum of money with him.
JOHN PLATFOO T, an Englishman, about
5 feet 5 inches high, brown hair, a thick set fellow,
down look, and talks broad English; took with him
two pair of tow trowfers, a flax fhiit, and a jacket,
the other eloaths unknown. They both went away
last Sunday night, and it is supposed they will tra
vel through the Jerseys to New-England. Whoever
takes up and secures the said servants in any gaol,
so that their master may have them again, shall
have TEN POUNDS Reward for Joe, and
FOR LY SHILLINGS for J. Platfoot,
besides reasonable charges, paid by
THOMAS CLARK.
N. B. It is funpofed they will both change their
names and eloaths. All matters of vessels and others
are hereby desired not to harbour or conceal them.,
as they will answer the fame at their peril.
EIGHT DOLLARS REWARD.
STOLEN from the fubferiber's late dwelling
in Drumore township, Lancaster county, on the
eighteenth of May last, a bright bay HORSE,
about 14 yeais old, with a small ratch down face,'
lame in the near shoulder or foot; alfoa black roan
STALLION, about 15 hands high, and about
igyears old. Ihe said horses are supposed to be
taken off by one Matthias Tyson, late of this
place. Whoever secures the. said horses and him
that took them away, so that the owner may have
he horses again, and the thiefbe legally convided,
shall have the above reward, and for the horses only
I EN SHILLINGS for each, paid by
JOhN NELSON.
July 20, 1774.
CA ME to the plantation of Samuel
Howell, in Oxford township, Philadelphia
county, a dark brown STONE COLT, brand
ed H. C. on the near Moulder, about two years old,
and twelve hands high. The owner is desired to
come and prove his property, pay charges and take
him away. DANIEL GLA N.
TRADESMEN and others, whose
business will not permit them to keep their
own books, and have not writing fufficient to em
ploy a clerk, by applying to John Lang, opposite
Israel Pemberton's in Cbefnut-ftreet, near Third
ftreet, may hear of one who is well acquainted with
book-keeping, and will engage to regulate such
tradefmens books either by the year or otherwise
an I wait on them at their own houses in any part
of the town, or do it at his lodgings, according as
it suits their conveniency.
WAS taken up adrift, in the river
Delaware, between the nineteenth and
twentieth of this instant (June) a large Y A WL.
Ihe owner proving his property, and paying
chages, may have tier again, by applying to the
fubicriber, living in Chelter.
MICHAEL KOYALL.,
CHARLES RIDGELY.
N. B. They talk the weft of England dialed, and
'tis possible they may have a forged pass.
Baltimore-To^n, Marcb 12, 1774.
TO BE S O L D,
And entered upon in a month, if required,
AL() rof GROUN D situate in Frederick
ftreet, near Meyer's tan-yard, and between
the two lower bridges on Jones's Falls: There is
130 feet on the front, 180 feet deep, and iy§ feet
on the lower front : It is on lease for 99 years, re
newable for ever, and fubje& to a ground-rent of
only 40s. Iterling per annum ; about 16 years of the
lease are expired. On the front of the lot on Fre
derick-street is a large brick dwelling-house, where
in the fubferiber now lives, 50 feet front, 23 feet
deep, two dories high, having two parlours, a pas
sage and hair-case below, four good chambers,
three whereof have fire-places, and two good gar
rets above, well finifhed. There is alto adjoining
to the said dwelling-house, a good brick kitchen
and laundry, with proper chambers for servants;
also a brick ware-house 32 feet by 25, two stories
high, and a cellar. Nearly one half of the front of
the lot is yet unimproved, there being only an old
log building that served as a gaol, and which mar
be removed at pleasure : .There is an exceeding good
garden well inclofed. This lot would suit a dfoiller,
brewer, or sugar-baker, as there is reom fitficient,
for building, and a lane may be opened through
the lot from one street to another. What buildings
are on this lot, are faithfully executed ; feme of
the brick walls are 18 inches thick, and none less
than 14 inches to the ridge pole, fl he purchaser
need lay down but little cash, if any; good security,
with interest, will fuffice, and one-fourth of the
money will be only at four per cent per annum in
terest.—As I am determined at all events to leave
this province, and desirous of fettling all my affairs,
any person inclinable to purchase will find me very
reasonable in my demand fi r this lot.
THREE POUNDS REWARD.
RAN AW A Y the 20th of June, from the
fubfeiber, barber, living below the Draw--
bridge, Philadelphia, an Irish servant man, named
RICHARD HARRISON, (but may change his
name) by trade a barber, about five feet seven or
eight inches high, a flout well made fellow, about
21 or 22 years of age, has a down look, smooth
face, pale complexion, wear his own firaight dark
brown hair, but had on when he went off a falfe
curl. Had on and took with him, a light thickset
coat about half worn, a striped Holland jacket, a
short white linen jacket with sleeves, a pair of half
worn black flocking breeches, two pair of brown
thread stockings, a pair of good fhces, pinchbeck
buckles, two shirts, one white and one check a
black handkerchief and white stock, and a half
worn caftor hat. Whoever takes up and secures
said servant, so that his master may get him again
shall receive the above reward, and reasonable char
ges, paid by GEORGE HARMAN.
N. B. He came over about seven weeksago in
the brig , Captain Button, from Waterford.
Philadelphia, July sth, 1774.
THIS is to give notice that JANE
the wife of SIMON MURRAY, ofthi^
city, tinman, hath eloped from her husband, and
left him in a most deplorable state of health, and
has taken up with others: He therefore cautions
the public not to credit her on his account, as he
will pay no debts of her contrasting after the date
hereof. SIMON MURRAY.
LOS T,
On Wednesday evening, in Second street, between
Spruce and Chefnut streets,
A PLAIN green fhagreen WATCH CASE.
'Vrioever has found the fame shall receive a
DOLLAR reward, if brought to the Printer.
-Philadelphia, July
TO BE SO L
By the SUBSCRIBER,
AV ALUABLE plantation and traft of land
,situate at the Mouth on the weft fide of Juni
ata River, containing 320 acres, with the usual al
lowance for roads and highways : The land is equal
if not superior in quality to any on that river, as
there are about a hundred acres of rich bottom
which may be made into fine meadow at a small
expence. There is also an excellent fifhery. For
terms apply to
TEN SHILLINGS REWARD.
STRAYED from the fubferiber, in Newtown,
Bucks County, on the 24th of April last, a little
black C O W, with some white about her hag
"" lk ' and bas a P itce cut off h er horns.—
Whoever secures said cow, so that the owner may
have her again, shall receive the above Reward
and if brought home, reasonable charges, by
ANDREW M'MINN.
N. B. The said cow was bred in the Forks of De
laware, and is supposed to have gone that way.
AY OUNGMAN who can be well
recommended, writes a good hand and un
derstands book keeping, would be glad of employ
ment in a retail or wholesale store, being fomethifo
acquainted with goods. Any one whom this may
suit, by leaving a line at the Printers, will be wait
ed on.
Philadelphia, 'July 4, 1774
WHEREAS RACHAEL, the
wife of ENOCH JAMES, hath eloped
from her husband without any just cause ; these are
therefore to forwarn all persons from trusting her
on his account, as he is determined not to pay any
debts of her contracting after the date hereof. And
these are also to forwarn all persons from harbouring
her at their peril, as they shall answer as the law
directs. ENOCH JAMES.
N. B. She has kept company for some time past
with a cei tain man who some call a cobler, lately
come from Cuckold's Town, which I have reason
to believe was one great cause of her eloping from
rre.
New Providence Totvnfoip, Philadelphia
County, June zgtb, 1774.
THREE POUNDS REWARD.
RAN AWAY from his bail, on Sunday night
last, a certain JOHN MANEAR Y, a
well set fellow, about 5 feet 7 inches high, and
about 27 years of age ; had on when he wentaway,
a light blue mixed broad cloath suit of eloaths,a
new hat, and plated buckles; he also had with him
some stockings, check shirts, striped trowfers, &c.
he has a thin race, fair hair, and a fear on his upper
lip; he has loft three of the fingers of his left hand
from the middle joints, and he also wants the toes
of his right foot; he is a weaver by trade, a great
liar, is fond of strong drink, and a great finger: It
is fufpeCled he went over at Cooper's Ferry last
Monday, to go to Amboy. Whoever takes up the
said Maneary, and secures him in any of his Ma
levy's gaols, so that his bail may get him again,
shall receive rhe above reward, and reasonable
charges, paid by
WILLIAM CONNELY.
CHARLES LAWRENCE.
DANIEL CHAMIER.