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L:j£S ox a Publican of the Name of
Death, off the Wandfa&rtb Read.
O! CALL not Lere,yefutti, mights,
for purl, nor ale, nbr gin ;
For if ye fop, whoe'er alights,
By Death is taken in !
Where baling cat and drank rourfit,
Should ye (0 baplefs case !)
Neelea to pay your landlord's bill,
Death fares ye In the face /
With grief ,mere Dpity thole
Whole drawn tbemfehes this scrape in;
Since from bis dreadful gripe, beai'n knows,
Alas ! there's no escaping !
This one advice, my friends, P ur &ft
Wbil, yrt ye've life and breath ,
Ne'er pledge your b, ; far if you do,
Youll surely—drink to Death !
THE MORALIST —No. 350.
MR. PEIRCE,
IN reading Mr. Flavel's husbandry
Spiritualized, I met with a passage
which struck me very agreeably,—He
was speaking of-the diftinguilhing good
ness of God in creation ; and of man's
being made Lord of the brutes of the
earth; observes, "Man was made to
be fcived by other creatures ; a mercy
able to melt the hardest heart in thank
fulnefs, when we fee what burthens the
horse and the ox arc made to caiTy and
draw, by merciless drivers." [After .
drawing a flriking tontraft, be further
curves,] —" I remember Luther, in his
3d precept, pressing men to be thankful
that they are not brought into the low
ed condition of creatures, and to bless
God that they can fee any creature be
low themfefres, gives us n famousun
fancein the following Rory :—
Two cardinals riding in agreat deal
of pomp to the council of Constance,
by the way they heard a man in the
fields, weeping and wailing bitterly ;
they rode to him, and asked him what
he ailed ? Perceiving his eye intently
fixed upon an ugly toad, he told them
that his heart melted with the considera
tion of this mercy, that God, had not
made him such a deformed and loath
fume creature, though he were formed
cut of die fame clay with it ; Hoc est
quodamare feo, said he, this is that which
makes me weep bitterly. Whereupon
one of the Cardinals cries out, well, said
the Father, the unlearned will rife and
take heaven, when we with all our
learning shall be thrust into hell. That
which melteth the heart of this poor
man, should melt every heart ; when
we behold the misery to which these
j>oor creatures are febjeded.
1 HE MEDLEY. —No. 119.
TOASTS,
* Civep it an entertainment by a Company pf
' Bookfellertjn Ireland.
THE King's and all the great leads of the
'Empire.- —2. Fertility to brains and infalli
ble appetites to curie,t% . —g.Aliterary war,afmart
press, drd, devafation to print and faper. —4. Emp
^fomaebs, critic apartments, and clear intellects to
the republic of authors. —s. Dr. Priestly, and
the whole,ociety of bookrights. —6. Mr. Burke and
his friends, and perpetual Paine to them. —7. The
liberty of the Press, and the Press ts liberty. —B. Mr.
Pitt's works bound in Turkey, with Ruffian bands.—
9. The enemies of Ireland bound in Morocco: —10.
Our favorite volume in fleets, —-If. Combu,ion to
the libraries of Ireland. —l 2. May every mil want
bis dinner tubo wont dig in bis brains for it. —l 3.
Perpetual War among/? the pamphleteers. —14. The
triple alliance with ink, paper and calf fin. —If.
7be memory of Dr. Faufus, and ,rofperity, to the
black art, —10. The intrigues of Parnassus ,befound
ling bofpital for wit, and the accoucheurs of the
Muses. —17. May the fomaxhs of the epicures be
transferred to their beads, that intellea may feed
while gluttonny does pcnace. —lß. The enemies of
Ireland out of print, and no new edition. —l 9. A
bandfeme preface, ingenious introduction, good title,
bold imprtfon ,rong binding, and general circulation,
tofriendship and bofpitality.
; To tie fercers of BEEF.
AN Ox is now exhibited in the city'
of New-York, of a mqft uncommon size.
He is advertised to be 19 hands high—
- 17 and an half feet in length -^ feet in
girth, and every way in proportion !—
forming a tremendous mass of anima
tion.
To kill Bed Bugs—lnfallible.
Take of Corofive Sublimate, half an ounce }
Four of Sulphcr, two ounces ; Camphor, one
ounce; Proof Spirit a pint ; mix the whole
well together, and let it be applied with a broth
to the joints and cracks of the bedfted.
MARRIED] —at Portland, John Morton, to
wife Polly facker._
— Worcefer, Daniel Greenleaf,printer, to miss
Mary Chamberlain.
— B,on, John O,orne Katts, of Portland, to
wife Nabby Cheney.
— Salem, Thomas Burnam, to miss Pelly Symonds.
DIED] At CLalton, bbediah Mclntire, aged,6fy
— Philadelphia, fames Rffi, Esq. PEL. 7f
Newport, mrs. M. Pratt, Alt. %6.— -Jona
than Longworth,, aged 84.
. Aaon, Nathaniel Edwards, Ait. 80,
— Watertown, Moses White,jr. agedig,fan of
ttajr. Moses White.
At Lynn, miss Lydia Newell, aged 21, daughter
of Jacob Newell.
Danvers, Dr. Archibald Putman, aged 57.
Gorbam (maine) mrs,Sarab Fofler, ^fr. 100.
. Lexington, Cupt. Francis Brown, aged 64.
At Kitfery, Mrs. Elizabeth Catts, aged 49, wife
of Copt. Tbynas Cutts. ,
Tickets & Quarter's
IN the Dartmouth College Lottery,
which commences drawing the sth
day of next month ; and in the 2d Class
of the Philanthropic Lottery, wh ch com.
roences drawing in Julv, to be fold by
CHARLES PEIRCE, No. 5 tl.
street, Portsmouth, by whom the prizes
gill be paid on demand.
I War Department, 11
i March 1% 1800.'
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
THAT feperate.propofals will be received
JL at the office of the Secretary of the Depart
ment of War, until the expiration of the 25th of
'July next ensuing, for the supply of all rations,
which may be required for the use of the United
States, from the ift day ORober, 1800, to the
30th day of September, 1801,both days inclu
sive, at the places and within the two diftri&s
herein after firft mentioned ; and also that fc
yarate proposals will be received at the said of
fice until the expiration of the 25th day of July
next ensuing, for the supply of all rations which
may be required as aforefaid. from the ift day
of Jan. in theycar ißqi, to the 31st day of De
cember in the fame year, both days inclusive, at
the place and within the fevcral ftate* herein
after mentioned, viz.
r First. Propofols to supply al! rations, that ma,
be required, at Ofwego ; at Niagara; at Pittf
burg; at Prtfqu'ifle ; at Michilimaekinac ; at
Fort Franklin ; at Le Baruf ; at Cincinnati; at
Picque town, and Loramie's ftotes ; at Fort
Wayne ; at Fort Defiance , at any place below
Fort Defiance, on the Miami liter to Lake
Erie ; at Fort Knox, and Duatanon on the river
Wabash ; at Maffac; at any place or places on
the east fide of the river Mississippi, above the 1
mouth 06 the river Ohio, and upon the Illinois
river.
Second. Proposals to supply all rations that
may be required, at any place or places, on the
call fide of the Mifliflippi river,below the month
of the river Ohio, to the southern boundary of the
flute of Kentucky and within the said state ; at
Knoxville ; at all other posts and places within
the Rate of Tennessee ; at South Weft Point ; at
Tellico Blockhouse: at St. Stevens, or other fort
or post on the rivers Mobile or Tombigby, and
1 any place or places within the Cherokee boun
daries ; below the southern boundary of the state
of TennciTce, and within the boundary of the
United States.
Third. Proposals to supply all rations that
may be required, at- Point-Petre ; at Coleraine;
at Savannah, and at any other place or places
where troops are or may be Rationed,marched
or recruited within the state of Georgia:; at all
fortsor ftationson the Oconneeand AtaamZha,
and * all other places in the Creek Nation, within
the limits of the United States, where troops
are or may be Rationed.
Fourth, Proposals to supply all rations that
may be required at Fort Johnfoo, at Fort Pinck
ney, at Charleston, or at any other place or .
places where troops are or may be Rationed,
marched or recruited in the state of S. Carolina.
Fifth. Proposals to supply all nations that
may be required at the Fort at Wilmington,
Cape Fear; at Beacon Island, Ocracock ; at
Charlotte; at Fayetteville ;at Salisbury, or at
any other place or places where troops arc or
may be Rationed, marched or recruited in the
Rate of North Carolina.
Sintb. Proposals to Apply all rations that
may be required at Norfolk, at Portsmouth, at
Kempfville, at Charlotteville, at Winchester, at
Staunton, at Richmond, at Alexandria, at Leef
burg, at Frederickfburg, at Cartersville, at Ha
per's Ferry, or at any other place or places
where troops are or may be Rationed, marched
or recruited, in the Rate of Virginia.
Seventh. Proposals to supply all rations that
may be required at Fort M'Henry, at Baltimore,
at Annapolis, at Frederick town, at Leonard
town, at Hagers town, at Bladenfburg, at George
town, at Eallown, at the Head of Elk, and at
any other place or places, where troops are ot
may be Rationed, march^ or recruited within
the limits of the state of Maryland.
Eighth. Proposals to supply all rations that
may be required at Fort Mifflin, at Philadel
phia, at Darby, at Lancaster, at Wilkcfbarre, at
Reading, at Bristol, at York town, at Carlisle,
at Lewiftown (Mifflin county) at Bedford, at
Greenfburg, at Washington, at Eaftown, at
Wilmington, at Chriftiaua, at Dover, or at any
other place or places where troops are or may
be Rationed, marthedor recruited within the
limits of the Rates of rfnnfylvania & Deleware,
except the posts within the date of Pennsylvania,
enumerated in the firft proposals aforefaid.
Ninth. Proposals to supply all rations that
may be required at Hackanfac, at Elizabeth
town, at New-Brunswick, at Burlington, at
Woodbury, at Trenton,and at any other place
or places where troops are or may be Rationed,
marched or recruited within the limits of the
state ofJerfey.
Tenth. Proposals to supply all rations that
may be required at New-York, at Weft Point,
at Fluthing, at Hzrlem, a t Weft Chester, at
Poughkeepsie, at Kenderhook, at Stillwater at-
Newburg, at Albany, at Conajoharic, at Cherry
Valley, and at any other place or places where
troops are or may be Rationed, marched or re
cruited within the limits of the Rate of New-
York, except the posts within the said-state en
umerated in the firft proposals aforefaid.
Eleventh. Proposals to supply all rations that
may be required at Hartford, at Hebron, at
New London, at Brooklyn, at Wyndham, at
Litchfield, at Guilford, at New Haven, at Fair
field, at Danbury, at Middletown, and at any
other place or places where troops are or may
he Rationed, marched or recruited within the
limits of the Rate of Connecticut.
Twelfth. Proposals to supply all rations that
may be required at Fort Wolcott, at Brinton's
Point, at Newport, at Providence, and at any
place or places, where troops are or may be Ra
tioned, marched or recruited within the limits of
the state of Rhode Island.
Thirteenth. Proposals to supply all rations that
may be required at Portland in the Diftri& of
Maine. Gloucester, Cape Ann, Salem, Marble
head, Boston, at Springfield, at Uxbridge, and
at any other place or places where tioops are
or may be ftattoned, marched or recruited with
in the limits of the state of Massachusetts.
Fourteenth. Proposals to supply all ration#
that may be required at Portsmouth, at Exeter,
at Windsor, at Bennington, at Rutland, or at
any Fort, place or places, where troops are or
may be Rationed, marched or recruited within
the States of New Hampshire and Vermont. ,
The Ration to be supplied, is to consist of the
following articles, viz. Eighteen ounces of
bread or flower, or when neither can be obtain
ed, of one quart of rice, or one and ahalf pound of
lifted or boulted Indian meal, one pound and a
quarter of frefh beef, or one pound of salted
beef, or three quarters of a pound of salted
Pork, and when frefh meat is issued, salt, at the
rate of two quarts for every hundred rations;
fosp at the rate of four pounds, and candles at
the rate of a pound and a half for every hun
dred rations.
It is expected the proposals will also extend to
the supply of rum, whiskey, or other ardent spir
its at the rate of half a gill per ration, and Vin
egar at the rate of two quarts for every hundred
rations. The proposals will fpecify the price pf
the fevcral component parts of the ration, as well
as those of fubhitytes or alternatives for parts
thereof
The rations are to be furnished in such quan
tities as that there shall at all times, during the
term of the prepofed citral be fuffieicut fat
the eorAmptmn of the troopt it Michiliraack-1
mac, Detroit, Niagara >nd Ofwego, for fixl
months io advance, and at each of the other|
posts on the weftero waters, for at least three
months in advance, of good and wholesome pro
vifioos, if the fame shall be required. It is also
to be permitted to all and every of the command
ants of fortified places, or posts, to call for, at
seasons when the fame can be transported, or at
any time in case of urgencyrfpeh supplies of
'like provisions in advance, as m the diferetien
of the commandant shall be deemed proper.—,
It is to be underßood that the contractor is to
be at the expense and risk of issuing the supplies
to the troops, and at all losses, sustained, by the
depredations of an enemy, or by means of the
trpops of the United States, shall be paid for at
the price of the article captured or destroyed,
on the depofitionsof two ormore persons of cred?
itable characters and the certificate of a com
missioned officer, ascertaining the circumstances
of the loss, and the amount of the articles, for
which compeofation shall be claimed.
The privilege is to be underwood to be re
served to the United States of requiring, that
Rooeof the supplies which may be furnifhed un
der any of the proposed contrasts shall be issued,
until the supplies which have or may be fur
nifhed under contrasts now in force have been
confirmed,and that a supply in advance may be
always required at any of the fixed posts on the
Sea-board or Indian frontiers not exceeding
three months. {,•,•',sls]
JAMES M'HENRY, S^efWar.
200 Dollars Reward /
YTTHEREAS some audacious
VV ptrfon or persons have again ad.
ded iofiilt to injury, by breaking off the
top# of that beautiful row of young grow
ing Trees, at the upper end of Broad
ftreet, so Saturdy night last, & thereby de
feat the expectations of a generous public.
Therefore the feleftmen hereby
offer, the above reward of two hundred
dollars, to any person or persons that will
give them evidence fufficient to convict
the perpetrator or perpetrators of both
crimes, before any Court in this county
proper to try the fame r namely those broke
in the February hit, and those broke in
the night following the twenty-sixth of
this infant, April, except the perpetra
tors are idiots or diftra&ed pe/fans, in
which case the above reward thalf be pro
portionable-; and whereas many young
and beautiful trees have been, and are
now planting in several streets in this,
town for the benefit of the public ; the
feledmcn earneffly recommend to the
inhabitants to keep a good look out, *hd
prevent any damage being done to said
trees, and if any person shall be found
wilfully or maliciously breaking or def-;
troying them, that notice thereof be im
mediately given to the feleamen, who
are determined to bring the offenders to
such punifoment as the law will infra.
GEORGE GAINS, )
MOSES WOODWARD, /
SAM'I HUTCHINGS, > *
ELIJAH HALL, 1
SAMUEL DROWNE. J,
QPor!/™ o "'^ April 28, 1800.
r I'HE Inhabitants of the town
Ji of PortGnoutli, are hereby notified
and requeued, to exhibit to the feleamen,
ajuft and true account upon oatb, of
their poles and eflates, that ate taxable by
the laws of this state, on or before the fif
teenth day pf May next, and the feled
men will attend upon t hat business at the
town Hall, in the brick fcbool house, ev
ery Thursday, from fevers to nine o'clock
in the evening until that time b
N. B. Good Enfonragement will be
given toa suitable person with a small fa
mily, to dwell at the Pefl-houle&—for
terms apply to the feleamen. Alfa
Went adrift sometime last winter, an
old Mast, with some ring bolts in it, and
was part of the old ferry.ways ; wlioever
has taken up the fame, and will give no
tice thereof, or bring it to the ferry-ways
in said town, mail be handsomely reward
ed for their care and trouble, by apply
ing to GEORGE GAINS, jO,
MOSES WOODWARD, , ^
SAM'I HUTCHINGS, >^
ELIJAH HALL, 4 |
SAMUEL DROWNE. J
I’°"' m ° ut h, April §, 1800.
Bartlett Adams,
Sculptor, and Stone Cutter,
HAS arrived from Bolton with
a ftocK of ITALIAN MARBLE
and Quincy Slate Stone, suitable for table
flabs, hearths, chimney-pieces, tomb
stones and grave-stones, and many other
uses he is determined to fell on
rerfonable terms, if applied for soon, at
Mr. Mark Roger's Wharf. e
N.B. Gentlemen engaged in building,
may be supplied with any kind of Stone,
by giving a short notice.
Portsmouth, A, ail 2§, ISOO.
PTDALY,
BOOT and SHOEMAKER,
from Philadelphia ; Refpeafully in
forms the Citizens of Portsmouth, he has
taken the stand lately occupied by Mr.
Vernum, Congress-street, oppofue the
State-Houfa where gentlemen may de
pend bit being served with Boots and
Shoes of the belt kind, both as to neat
nets and durability. .'
Portsmouth, Apil 2§, 1800.
ONION SEED,
Warranted of a superior quality ;
7D EE SOLD AT
Theodore Furber's store
Spring.Hill,— Portsmouth, April ify.lSoo,
GARDEN SEEDS?
A ftetti assortment of Garden-
Seeds, to be fold by SAMUEL HAVEN,
jun. at his ftorc in Market.ltre^t.
TAKE NOTICE. |
THE Gibfcriber intending to leave 1
Portsmouth the firft of June next,
requeth all persons indebted to him, and
all who have any demands, to call for
fcttlement, previous to that time.
Samuel Larkin.
Portsmouth, Ma, "3, 1800.
Beverly Bed-Ticks.
%, Receive and for fate 6,
Edward Parry,
Sir S/°^ Lamb i, Flag Market free*.
BEST Beverly Manu
faaured COTTON BEDTICK
ING, at the fame price it is fold at the
Manufactory in Beverly.
Pott and Pearl ASHES.
WAN T ED, ten tons of
Pott and ten tons of Pearl ASHES,
tube delivered by §th July next, in Ports
mouth, when the cash will be paid, —or
au advanceof part cafli paid, on a note
with good endorsers.
apF, teJofeph Champney.
TEA S.
JAMES RUNDLET,hasjuft
received a frefh fnpply of Souchong
and Bohea TEAS, of the firft quality,
which being a confignmeot, will be fold
on the best terms for Cash or ihort Credit.
Portsmouth, April ti, 1800.
BUTT E R.
A quantity of excellent Butter,
For sale by SAMUEL HAVEN,
jun. at his Store in Markct-ftrect.
3 Pertfmouth,^f^Qn^OO^
, FOR SALE BY
. Matthew S. Marsh,
guffia& Ravens Duck.
"Archangel Iron.
Herring and Salmon Netts.
Herring Seines.
Sail, Salmon & Herring Twine.
Lines, from 6 threaded to 18
threaded.
Hooks.
Superfine & common FLOUR.
India SUGAR.
Dry WHITE LEAD.
Variety SHOE-STORE.
Abner Newhall,
Oppofae the Sign ts the Golden-Pitcher,
Daniel-freet —
TAKES this method toinform
his friends and the public in general
that he has for sale a large and genteel
assortment of
SHOE S,
—Among which are —
Ladies Englifoplain and figured
Kid SLIPPER&
Red, yellow, green, blue and black
Morocco ditto.
Mens' Boots and half Boots.
Fine and coarse SHOES.
Misses and Boy's fine and coarse
SHOES, &c. &c.
CT Constant attendance, and the smallest
favors gratefully received.
FRE^H English and American
Garden seeds,
ytf received, and for sale at
Wm. Stanwood, jr.
Store, Markct.frpet;
Where gentlen^en in town or country,
can be supplied with those that are good.
—ALSO—
Engli/h^lndia GOODS
as usual, very cheap for Cafli.
Pertfaouth, April 12, iB6O.
Yoking Traveller.
THIS beautiful bay HORSE
15^ hands high, will stand the en
suing fcafon, for covering Mares, at the
Stable of the fubferiber, in Greenland,
on the following terms, viz.—Two doll,
ars the Angle leap, five dollars for the sea
son, and to warrant, as may be agreed on
at the time.
Young Traveller, is fix years
old this fixing, nervous, strong built, and
well proportioned, calculated either for
a chaile or saddle—he was fired by Tra
veller, or the noted Craigge-horfe (so call,
ed,) and is allowed by good judges, to be
one of the mod elegant moving hortes
now upon the stage—his Colts are iatif
ing estimation, and are thought to be e
qual, as a sett, to any in this part of the
country. T. G. DEARBORN.
N. 3. The owner of YoungTraveller,
offers him for Sale—terms may be known
and the horse seen, at the above men
tinned place Ma, 2, 180a.
A fem Chaldrons of excellent
Virginia Sea-Coal,
For fate by GEORGE PLANTED, on
the middle Town-Wharf. Apil %;.
\TEW Stone LIME
JL from St. Georges, of the best quali
ty, fold by ABNER BLAISDEL.
Putfmquth, April 3j, 180 Q.
: TO f^sOLD,
57 Hbds.SUGAR, ift quality &
18 Hhds. COFFEE, entitled to
the debenture. —ALSO—
d^^THE Beautiful
JL SHIP FloreMo,'
■^^■Bborthen 201 Tons, just
arrived from fea—for fur
her particulars, enquire of
Stephen Chafes
Portsmouth, Ma, 3, 18%.
For Sale or Charter.
A SCHOONER,
(being a new bull,)
about 90 tons burthen—
built of the best of materials,
calculated for the Wcft-lodia trade. Any
person disposed to Purchase or Charter
her, may know the terms, by applying
to SAMUEL CURTIS, jun. at We 11.%
(Maine) or the Printer hereof,
BE SOLD
At Public AUCTION,
By Jacob Walden, Auatoieer.
On THURSDAY the xgth day of Mat
inst. at ii o'clock, A. M.
At the N^-Hcunfflire Hotel;
The following valuable real Eftares, to
wit ;-A CONVENIENT
Dwelling House
and large Wharf, and Dock, com
monly known by the name of Warner',
wharf, including four Stores thereon,
and a convenient Stable adjoining said
House. —ALSO—
Two Dwelling Houses
and lots on Plea fa nt-ftreet, opposite to
the Houle of Mr. Peter Coffin.
The above estates will be fold
on credit with good fccurity ; the parti
cular terms of which will be made known
at the time and place of sale ; or before,
by applying to DAVID PEARCE, jun.
of Boston. Portsmouth, Ma, so
TO BE SOLD
At Public VENDUE,
BY virtue of a licence from the
Court of Common Pleas for the
County of York, on Tuclday the 20th
day of May next, at i s o'clock, forenoon,
at the dwelling house lately belonging to
JOHN KENNY, late of Leb
anon, in the county of York, Esquire,
deceased; two thirds of the real Estate of
the said John Kenney, deceased, with the
reverfiun of the widow's dower therein,
confiding of the homestead LANDS and
BUILDINGS, and one PEW in the
new Meeting.houfe in said Lebanon.
O Conditions of Sale may be known
at the opening of the Vendue.
D. HUBBARD, Adminifrater.
April 17, 1800.
TO BE SOLD
. At Public AUCTION,
On the %sth da, of state next, at , o'clock
P. M. on the the premifa,
THAT NEW AND WELL FINISHED
e Dwelling House,
;With a convenient SHOP
n front, an excellent Cel
lar, a Well of good wa
ter within the House, and convenient
Out.Houfes, now occupied by the sub
scriber. yohn Boadge.
Q 3 The premises may be view^
ed an, day previous Sale.
TO^iFE^UBLicK.
TpHE Subferiber,
being well aware of
Harare) the disappointments, and
J^emZb delays that frequently oc
cur, with relped to those who drip freight
on board the Packets in Boston, for
Portsmouth—hereby notifies the publick,
that he has fitted the Sloop Polly, in such
a manner, as to accomodate passengers,.
and take freight, and be, engages for the
firft time this season, to fail fom Ports
mouth for Boston, four days after the
date hereof, and will not tarry in Boston,
or Portsmouth, at any one time after his
arrival, longer than four days, (storms &
tempefluous weather excepted,) and wilk
keep constantly going from one of laid
ports to the other, until the 20th day of
Odober next, —Passengers and Freighters
may depend on fidelity and difpatcb, and
all who chufe to take parage, or put
freight on board, his exertions to serve
them, shall not be wanting,and the smallest
favors, will be gratefully acknowledged
by their bumble servant.
JOHN SHAPLEY.
Portsmouth, April 2§, 1800.
STRAYED or Runaway from & fut>fr&r +
on tie night of the 2%d i?tf. an indented ap
prentice b®y,b, the name oj William Lyford, 16.
year; old, about 5 fert 5 inches bigb, ratber ,im;
fort block bair; be bad a guilty down look ; much
addicted to lying; mas wry deceitfulMc. bad on either
a blue forge coat, black broad doth jacket, and drab
colored trowfere ; or, a new drab colored b«Rcfpn
coat,jacket and overbaNc, a lambjkin great coal, and
round black bat. He bad firmed about 18 mentis
at the printing bufsnefs. .Whoever will return said
runaway,or give information irberc be is, will
oblige tbe fubferiber. All persons are forbid har
bouring, trying or employing bm, and mafere ej
vessels and others, are forbid admitting him 0 board
Q vessels, or cart him away,as tb, would
avoid tbe penalties of tbe low.
^ri/^rfoo. CumuPmu
' ' FOR SALE,-
14 Windows, contain
ing each 24 fquares q by 7 London crown
fotofs—they are not much worn + and
may be bought cheap by applying ^
JOHN HILL.v