The New-York gazette, and the weekly Mercury — New-York [N.Y.], 1777-07-28 00:00:00, page 3

NE V> f CRJuly 28.
By a Letter from Mentreal, dried the 19^ of
June, we are told, that there are 2,500 Indians with
General Burgoyne's Army, behdes Canadians ; and
that Lieut. Col. St. Legar, with 3100 Indians and
Canadians goes on a Lparate Command ,0 Oswego,
whence he is to proceed down the Mohawk River :
Both Parties having Directions to a& with the ut
nioft Vigour against ail in Arms. A refpeaabQ
Body of Troops are to be left in Canada, while the
Army proceeds to Ticonderoga, where it is expected
they will arrive about the 20th or 22J irritant. Lieu
tenant Colonel Allan M'Leane, is appointed a
Brigadier General in Canada, and is to Command
between Ife aux Noix to Trois Rivieres : And Capt.
Edward Fo, is appointed to succeed him as Adjutant
General for that department.
We hear that a gentleman arrived here Wednesday
last from New-England, with pofnive order s from Mr.
Washington for those Gentlemen whom the Rebels
had carried Prisoners from this City and permitted to
return on Parole, to go back to their iefpe&ive Pla
ces of Confinement within a Fortnight.
We hear Mr. Wallington has divided his Army,
'one Half of which he is t® command at Moiris-
Town; the other Part to'be commanded by Mr.
Green, at the Clove, and Par's adjacent.
It was Capt. Molloy, cf the Senegal, and nn<
Capt. Curtis, as mentioned in our last, that brought
in the Prizes'.
A Brig fuppsfed to be from the Weft-Indies, run
afhort last Thigda, Evening, at a Place called Deal,
rbeut 14 Miles to the Southard of Sandy-Hook, and
the Rebels on the Shore have been seen befy in un
loading her. What she is we know not, butit looks
like a premeditated Act.
Extras of a Letter from the New-Blazing Star
Ferry, Jersey Shore, to a Friend in this City, dated
July 20, 1777.
" On the Night of the 19th Infant, two of the
R bel Light Horse defeated from Ebzabeth-Town :
They belonged to Db&or Barnet's Company, and
inform, that there is two Battalions, confiding of
zoo Men each, under the Command of Mathias
Ogden and Elias Dayton, Rationed at Newark and
Elizabeth-Town; that the Men are very badly
eloathed, and almost all barefoot; that the gene
rality of the People throughout the Jerfrs express
gre;at diflatisfaaion at Mr. Wafh ; ngt©n's Behaviour
when lie was last attacked at Metouchihg Meeting-
House, for retreating in such a Manner, and leaving
the Inhabitants to be plundered ; that they begin to
fufpffl Mr. W. fh rgton is treacherous, and going
to fell their Country : This they are indued to be
lieve from the great Difpetfim of the Rebel Army
in their Retreat, which wa§ so great that they did
not get altogether again in fin n or tight Davs.
“ They likewise inform, that there is a Regiment
ts Light Horse Rationed ^t Spank-Town, confiding
cf 15® Men, 28 of which were lad Week drafted
into the Foot, to much on an Expedition into the
back Settlements to attack the Indians : They were
apprehensive that they would defect over to the Bri
tish Troops, which was tin Occalkn of their being
sent back.
" A few Days ago these Gentry were hove into
the greatest Confufion by the landing of 8 or 10
Men from Staten Island at the New Blazing Star :
They moved off their Baggage, and got all Things
in the greatest Readiness for a fafe and glorious Re
treat, wlrch they effe&ed, and got fafe to Springfield.
The following are the Prices Current among the
Rebels, viz.
Wheat per Buihel, -12 s. Congress.
Ditto, Rye, * - ios.
Ditto, Indian Corn, - Jos.
Butter per Pound, - - 4s.
Stinkabufs Rum per Jill, 2s. 61.
At Sufquehannah, Salt per Buihel, 301.
Ditto, at Eliz. Town, per Qnart, Bs.
G The above Articles may be purchased for much
less Sums in hard Specie, lut the Generality of
People that have those Articles to dispose of, are
unwilling te take the Congress Money ; it is merely
a force Put, looking won County Produce better
than such Cash, and offer to exchange five for one.
“ The Deceit that is tiffed by the Officers among
them, makes it difficult Recruiting, and is the Occa
sion of many defecting. To induce the Light HHe
Men to inlift, it was reported they Should receive
Twenty Dollars Bounty, a Coat, JM.hr, Pair of
Buckskin Breeches, Pair cf Be ts, four Suirts, and
four Pair of Stockings, and Ten Dollars per
Month, but these Men have been four Morths in
the Service, and one of them has got a Coat, Jer
kin, and Pair of Boots : They have b h received
their Bounty, and are told they frill receive Eight
Dollars per Month Wages, but two mull be de
du&ea every Month to pay for their Cloa'bs. They
had not received any Wages when they d/ferted.
" The Congress are now xbout raffing an Army
for 21 Years ; the Recruiting Officers have Liberty
to inlift out of any of the other Regiments n the
Rebel Army: They are to receive 12a Dollars
Bounty. What think ye of the Congress now ?"
The following Article is taken from the Virginia
Gazette of the ^th Infant.
A letter of a late date, from an officer at
•amp, mentions, that feme of the British offi
' cers, upon their retreat from Brunswick, were
hear to fay, it was all over with them ; that
there was a packet just arrived from England
giving an account of great disturbances there ;
that the citizens of London and the King's
guards had been engaged ten day's; and that
there was a prospect of great commotions
throughout the kingdom. Tire fame letter
fays, the American affairs never wore so fa
vourable an afpeftas at present.
Yesterday several Veffuls failed for England and
Ireland, under Convoy.
Yelterday live Rebel Light Horse came in from
New-Jersey, with their Arms and Accoutrements.
To-morrow,
Will be fold at public vendue,
At the Coffee-Houfe,
By Templeton and Stewart,
22 hogsheads of tobacco,
32 tm Is of herrings,
50 barrels of pickled Fiffi,
4. hogsheads of dry fifh,
With a few casks of beef and flour.
Wanted immediately jor the k&etualling deruhe,
'' ° r """¥ mtn acquainted with making
fl beef barrel slaves, to be agreed forty the thousand,
and received on the fpet. The men are to be let to
wo kon Long-Inland, Every neccffary protection will be
granted, and a generous price given to loyal fubjeds.---
For particular' enquire at J. Saunders's, provincial in
fpe&or of ftaves, or at Mr. John Miller's, oppofits the
CemmifAry General's office, Kc^-York,
^ M^yOß GENERAL
FA-LENTIRE JONES,
Commandant in New-York;
PROCLAMATION.
IA Z^EREAS there is great reason to believe
that many evil practices are carried
on by perfon^ paring and repaffing to and from
this city and the Jerf y Paore, in small craft.
In order, therefore, the m re effectually to
prevent such practices for the future, 1 HAVE
THOUGHT FIT to issue this proclamation,
hereby declaring, that if any boat or small
craft whatever, ih?.ll be found paffmg or repafs
ing as aforefaid, without having firft obtained
a regular pass for so doing, that the persons
fou..din such boat or small craft Shall be fabjeft
to confinement, and the boat or craft to Seizure
and confifeation ; and that all pterfons going
from this city without proper passes will be
Seized and confined. And Ido hereby Fridly
forbid all persons paging from this city to the
Jersey Shore after sun-setting, and before fun
riling, under pain of military execution.
GIVEN under my hand, at the city bf
New-York, the 23d day of July, in
the 17th year ofhis Majesty's reign.
VAL. JONES, M. G,
Commandant of New-Yerk, &c.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
At the Coffee-Houfe,
This DA Y,
fl, Few Haglheads of Wvft-India-Rum,
And a new Furefail and Jib, far a large Sloop.
On THURSI) AY,
The Ship Falmouth,
Now lying at Cruger's Wharf, burthen about 250
Tons, complexly fitted far Sea ; mounts 4 double
fortified Four Foun : ers, and clofc Quarters. , Inven
tory to be seen at Daniel McCormick's Vendue-
House, in Hanover-Square.
ALSO,
A NEGRO MAN,
And a Mulatto Wench with a female Child
7 Months old; they have been used to Houle
.and Farm Work.
AT
Daniel M'Cormick's
VENDUE HOUSE,
On Wednesday, will be fold,
A large Parcel of Shop Goods, Oznaburghs,
Summer Waistcoats, Ironmongery, Feather
Beds, &c.
A few Barrels of Turpentine,
At private Sale.
Public Audion.
On Tuesday, 11 o' Clock,
Will be fold near the COFFEE-HOUSE,
A Few H^fh ads of Rum, Calks of Raisins, and Bar
rels of Pitch and Tar. 4
Cn Wednesday,
Two Cases of DRY GOODS, containing
Chintzes, Callicoes, &c. &c.
And a few Hhds. Virginia Tobacco.
On Thursday,
At XII O'CLOCK,
(If not disposed of before at private Sale)
The Schooner Nancy,
Lying at Beache's Wharf. Inventory to be
seen at John M'Adam, and Go's. Office.
For the Benefit of the Insurers,
To-morrow at 12 o'Clock,
Will be fold at public auction, by 1
BOWMAN and CODNER,
On Beache's Wharf,
12 Cafles iod. and 2 Calks 4d. Nails ;
8 Pieces Irish Sheetings.—lmported in the
Ship Edward, Effingham Lawrence, Com
manders
William and James Douglas,
Have imported in the last Ships from London and Glas
gow, and now opening at No. 230, Qpeen-ftreet, New-
Y rk ; to be fit f<r caffi only,
A general assortment of dry goods;
AMONGST which are Superfine and ecarfe broad
clothe, caflimers, wiltons and fagothys, hats, calli
niancoes, dur-ants, and moreens, callicoes, checks, flript
corderoys, fuftans and jeans, Russia Sheetings, duck%
drilling!, and toweling!, linens, lawns, gauzes and muf
f If, printed linen and cotton handkerchiefs; lawn,
gauze, and lilk ditto ; silk, cotton, and thread hole ; co
bu.ed, ounce, and Pitching thread; oznaburghs; metal,
twist, and horn buttons; sewing Alk, ihoes, nails and
window glass. Allo a neat aflortment of hardware, and
looking ghflhs, with a few hogsheads finale and double
refined loaf sugar.
Just imported in the brig Favourite Betsey, from London,
and to be fold bv
MOOR and NEALE,
At their flore the corner of Irish-street, in V/ater-ftreet,
on the most rcafmable terms,
NAJLSof all forts,
Figs and raisins,
Pearl barley,
Nutmegs, cinnamon,
M Ace and cloves,
Lemons,
Barcelona and walnuts,
Starch,
Picked ifirglafs,
Sago powder,
Assortment of Queen's ware.
Ditto of glass,
Madeira, sherry,
Lisbon, port,
Mountain, malaga,
Frontinac, Calcavella,
Claret, London and Irish,
Pickles in assortment,
Ketchup, fry, and
Cayanne pepper,
Brown sugar,
Double refined and lump
fc^r.
ALS O,
A quantity of choice Barbados rum and spirits.
Saxon and fig blue,
Scotch barley,
Affartment of stationary,
Best May butter,
I 'ffi ditto,
Irrh beef, velvet corks,
Newcastle coal,
Burgamot boxes,
A quantity of fashionable
buttons,
t, Assortment of hardware,
Rou^d hats#
|Muftard,
Soap, caftile and common,
Sabad 0,1,
Cordage,
Fine white salt,
Ditto in brfkets,
I Stoughton's bitters,
A new 13 inch cabri,
Coffin furnituie,
Gold leaf,
I JAM ES I-lEN,DARS 4 .
IKUST arrived fem London, in the fuip Grrnffich
; J Op:; Dal;l- sh, has for file, a large and general af
!l!rtmen* of Ev/I th and India GOODS, at his flore
I No. 24 OCT Merest, between the Fly Market and Bur
; ring's Slip. ..
I For GL, SGOW,
''>4 (To f : l in cirht davs)
The Ship LILLY,
;CL '! HOMAS Cochran, ,
4 F;NE ncw ,Tl, with rood
accommodate.ns for p...flen
gers, mounts 12 fix pounders, and men in proportion :
She nrw lays at Marion's wharf For passage apply to
Thomas Buchanan, and Co. at their flore in Qu en
ftreet, No, 212.
Who have for sale as usual,
A large and general aherrmeot of good? )amongft
which are, bottled port arid sherry wines in caffes o' 6
dozen each, Mens and womens fhbes, fiddles, nails from
4J. to ,d. fail doth fn.. No. 1 to 3, Irish beef in
tierces, leaf fugat by the calk, and barley.
Likewise, a cargo of old Jamaica spirits in hogfhiads,
and Antigua runt in tierces, barrels and keg,'aft which
will be fold upon theJoweft ermsfor cash,
Madeira, Red Port, Lifben, and other
W IN E S,
r r° ^ fold on the most reasonable terms, by Nicoll,
1 Taylor, and Co. at their fe/arate dwellings ; Ni
coll in Little Dotk-ftredt, neat Coenrirs dock, and
Tayler in the house of Mr. Gerard'S. Beekman, corner
of B- kman'r-Ci,. Q,een-fbeet.
— W~A ——
A GOOD neat coach, and a ftr ng pair cf
horfesi Any petfon having both or eithr to dif
poie of, may hear of a purchaser by applying to the
printer.
QTRAYED away from the firm of John Bogart, Efi;
at Harlem, lift Monday morning, three cows be
longing to his Majefy's hofytal at that placf; one of
them dark brown, with a White, star in her face, another
red, with a white face, and the third red also: Each of
them had bells on with leather straps tcund their in ':?,
on the inside of which were the following words,
Major General Tryon. If they are taken up
near the Bridge, 'tis desired they may be .It' at
General 'lyen's, and i! near Haerlem; with Mr. Ba
gart, for which a handsome reward whl be paid.
MUSCOVADO lugars of the very best quality, by
the hogshead or tierce; best new Irish beef in
tie ccs and barrels, pickled neats tongues in half barrels,
fine barley and oatmeal in calks, mould and nipt tallow
candles, and ha:d soap in boxes ; a few barrels Stockholm
tar, mens fine shoes, ft rung, military shoes, and channel
pumps; womens leather shoes, ended dimoly, printed
cottons and handkerchiefs, L:fh linens, &c. With a va
riety of European dry goods, to be fold by
GEORGE WRIGHT,
At his store near the corner below the middle of t?e
Fly Market,
Where there is also for SAL E,
Excellent Madeira wine and French claret in bottles,
all upon very reasonable terms, for ready money only, or
good bills of exchange.
I) UN-aWAY item the ljbi.ro
)^= j ber, a few days ago, living in
"^^ I ihscity, a mulatto fellow mhrlately
I had the fmall-pex, named Jf.sse
|my, about 25 years old, 5 feet 9
A ffl inc h^s high, and pretty well made,
^s%a^o%°"' "" crooked about the fhoulders:l
i^^(^xf^^^» Had on when he went aw y, a black
jacket, breeches and flockings, a white cl ,th coat with
plated buttons, a beaver hat, and filter buckles in his
shoes. Whoever takes up and secures the f*id fell>w,
so that his mafler may have him again, shall have five
dollars reward. p ? U bv DICHaRnBAYLFV
William and Minton Collins,
From London, in the Ships Edward, Effingham Law
rence, and the Hannah, Thomas Watson, Command
ers, and to be fold by them, at their Stere the King's
Arms, Great Deck street, upon the meft reasonable
terms, viz.
JNDIA chiefs, muslins, Men and womens silk, cot
and handkerchiefs, ofl ton, and thread hose
various forts and patterns :
English chints, and printed ,
linens
Long lawn, silk, and other)
handkerchiefs
Irilh linen
Coarse and fine cambricksl
L mg lawns
Platilloes royal
Sil-fiar, brown and white
Russia and Irish iheeting
Ravens duck, dowlafs
Brown and white ofnaburghs
Fine white drill, long Goths,
cotton and linen
Checks from 3 4?hs to
G-qths wide
Plain, corded, and flower'd
eimity
Vard-wide India dimity
Cotton counterpains
Marfrilles quilting
Dutch cords
Fihe copper-plate and quilt
ed ffiapes for waiftebats
Cotton velvets, thicksets
and corduroys, of differed
colours
India janes and jannets, o.'
different colours, plain
and figur'd
Corderets, fatinets, Loret
toes, grandutels, and
fnowdencts of different
colours
Dy'd pillow fuftans
Yard-wide craw-boys, &c.
Fattens of futes of leper
fine broadcloths of vati
ous col urs, with lining
and trimmings comptear
Sutes of bread-cloth read,
made
Waistcoats and breaches
Jackets, troffers, frocks
drawers
Cotton and check shirts
Ruffled and plain Shirts
'WILLIAM TONGUE,
Broker and Auctioneer, at his Office in
Hanover Square,
HAS to dispose of, Spcrmacete whale cyl by the
barrel, Ihip br^d, flour, o-tnieal, beef, pork, nails,
excellent Liverpool beer, best Newfoundland codfifh, fair,
salmon, fine Florence oyl in half thefts, fpermacete cardies
and hard soap by the box : Sundry dry goods, a set of capi
tal surge n's instruments, wines, rum, excellent f irits,
br?nd<, and most o'h*r articles as usual. _
A few hbgfheadf of TOBACCO
For SALE. Apply to
THOMAS BLANE,
At No; 41, WALL-STREETS
;Men and womens bla-k and
;grey wotted hole
I Black and coloured woifled
1 breaches pieces
§ Mill'd and ftrip'd cays
IMens fine hats
[Sailors hats, plain and bound
iMens course and fine shoes
Womens callimanco and Ica
'ther fines
Refin'd sugar
Raisins, cloves, mace, cina
; mon, and nutmegs
Complect tible and tea sets
cf India china, plates and
difhes'
Bowls cf different sizes
j Mugs, cups and Queer;, &r.
A compleat aflbrtment of
ftene, delph, cretin-co
lour, and glass ware
An assortment of Birming
ham and Sheffield ware,
confiding us knives and
forks
Pen and clasp knives
I Razors,feiffars, cork Trews,
buckles, but ons, &c.
. 'An assortment of iron ware,
confiftrig of 4d. 6d. led.
zed. 24!. god. qod. and
deck nails, lock, borts,
hinges
t Carpenters,gainers and coo
pers tools, &c.
Crown, and all other forts
of writing-paper
Sets of counting-house and
other books
g Ink powder
Sealing-wax, wafers, quills,
, &c.
Pins and Needles
Nests of Trunks, brafs
s. mounted.
And furdry other articles too
numerous to mention.
I®^sT<^^
I^R E y ,S E F
j ^ V yt, '
I Col '
1 C° well kneron all over EurSft Tro: ^ r
IgOfuperior Efficacy ard peculiar bUldneh.in ;/
I„ perfcAly eradicating riv^ .Degree of a err do
10 GsfASE, without theleaft ' I luuble'or Cch- 0
(5) filament. e
I ri& The Public mat be affined,that th^ ex..(?
, so ecllent Mediciiieis beyond any Thiri, in all
IM Foyhiehand Impurities of the Blood, having ri^
1w performed many aftonifiihg Cures (in r^iuhd 0
I the neighbouring Connies) ir. Scorbui T Erbp- (,)
@ tions, Leproßes,V/hite Swellings, Si ^Joints, (—
I Gout, and Rheumatic Difordei ro the,.X
I A late Supply, g
I(D^ECTLV FROM PARIS) ^
„ Of the above Pills,
r (j) Mav now be>h?d of (?'.
0 HUGH GAINE, ©
@) In Boxes of ios, 20s. and 40s. each, (g)
^ Who Las in his Hands a Letter fr^mthe Jfy
&m Widow Keyfer, and a Certificate from voder g
g her own Hand, of their Genuineness; which
any Porfon may have t,hcPerufal of by ap- 0
® p ! y'pg to him at hi s Book Store ir, Hanover 0
(ty Square.—Where the Public in gencraican be (5)
^^ Tipplied with most Sorts of 0)
1 ($ Books aud Stationary ?%re. (@
LL^RTTLreTS^S^^^^S^
Dr. R Y A N's
Incomparable Worm-defircying
/SUGAR PLUMBS,
Necessary to be kept in all Families.
go exceedingly valued ly,aU Peofle ^ho bawe bad
t, of them in Creat-Bruaia and i r elard, jer their
trdnfcerdent Excellency in the defroving Worms of alt
kinds both in the Bedies of Men, Women, end Children,
by not on) breaking tbe <Knots tn the Duodenum ar Grt
next the Stomach, but they pass tbreueb the Jmrldft
P'ffiges of the Body and pw'B e ^^a? these ro,y and
fimy Humours ivkieb are the cause of these ,ermdeus
Vermin, and the Source of z?r%v oiler Driirh^s; fey
are oneof the best Bulges in the ivbole Worldfor grefs
bodied Children that are aft to breed Worms, and bate
large Bellies; their Operation is miid,faje and ,/ecd
fan!; they <wohderf,!l, efrefe the Hoevels of all ff
and clammy Humours übich fop u, the farts, and
present the Juice of Food being cornu,ed to the Liver
and made Blood, aubicb is often rim Case with Children,
and is attended tvitb.a bad Belly, finking Breath,
frequent Fevers, Rickets, and a Decay fScrenrth in
the longer parts : Idkenvife Staled Aches and Faiurin
the Head, Swellings, old Rimes, Scabs, 'lexers, or
Breed tags cut, will be fortdl, cur'd, and the Elmd
and Skin refored to its original Purity, and Smooth
ness ; they purge by Urine, and bring away the Gra
vel and tffcauady cure all ob,rn&?,?s ot she Urine,
• or Ulcers in the Kidneys. 'Kiev at oncefrike at the
true cause of the Scurvy, ana entire! }dejiroy it, and al
fcoibutak Humours and Ffferis, Root and French, so
as never to return again ; and meat nudes them more
commendable is, they are Jull as agreeab ? C both Fafe
and Sight, as Loaf Sugar ; and in them Operation as
innocent as new Milk.
I have by these Flambs cured a grea( many Children
oj Whooping or Chin coughs, and Apucs, which Bif
temfers are very common and troublesome to Families,
and the Want of tbs. Plumbs are the Ruin of many
Children's Confitutions.
These Plumbs enrich andfweeten the whole Mass of
Blood, carry off all gross, cornft and putrid Humours,
and create a frejb and healthy Complexion in such &,
are offered by an, putrid Mutters.
'The Plumb is a great Dicuretick, cleanfoig the Reins
of Slime; it expels Wind, and is a foverrign Medicine
in the Cbolick and griping of the Guts. It allays and
carries off four Vapours which occasion many Disorders
in the Head. It opens all Obfruflions in the Stomach,
Lungs, Liver, Reins and Bladder ; caffes a good Ap
petite and helps Digefien. It hath bepnfound won
derfully fuccefsful to fueb Persons as are going into
Chronical Dfempers, as Afbmas, Phtbifeks, or Short
ness of breath, Dretfes and Yelbw Jaundice. New
I hope all impartial Per., .s are fatifed, that the Me
dicine which works upon such Humours, will alnrf
teach an, Difemper, if net : 0 far gone,fnee Corrup
tion and Putrefaction are the Fore runners of all Dis
eases ; therefore no better Pl,tick can be taken jor all
Ages, Sexes and Cons itutions, from Infancy to an old
Age. These Plumbs are bigkly ferviccable to the Fe
male Sex,from the Age of 14 to 20 Tears, and from
40 to 50. Each Box containing one Dozen cf these
Plumbs, Price 12 Shillings, ^vitb DireHions. Sold by
Hugh Gaine, in New York and 1, no other Person in
America, unless by bis Appointment.
%fc For LIVERPOOL,
Teß '> inc
A 1 L LIA M ,
Thomas Nortis, Miter;
J YING at MoorT 6 Wharf, be
- JL/ tween Pe k and B-k:f n's-
Shps; will fail in a lew Dye: For Freight or Paffige,
aoplv to thc-faid Mafiro, or
WILLIAM KEN-YON,
Who has for Sale, a few Hotheads cf Welt Lidia
RUM. 4
RUN-^way from the Britannia vi&ualler, at New-
York, Thomas Hayman,.irr ft<r, :h. 23d instant,
)an apprentice lad named Willi m Tarj about 19 years of
I age, five feet fix inches h^h, full featur'd dark com
plexion, and a heavy countenance, hi ir la tely cut and
anpears Ihort, sometimes wears a wig; has loft the fifft
joint of the forefinger cf bis right hand. Whoever ap
prehends the said apprentice, and brings him on boaid the
{ said rihip,, lying at Marfton's wharf, or gives fuchjnrelr
, licence to his rafter foas he may be feu id, fhail receive
EIGHT DOLLARS reward.
I THOMAS hayman.
Twenty Dollars Reward.
1 D UN-away on the 261 b, of March, from Francis Co
|nihane, living at Perk's-Slip, No/999, a negro
:follow named DICK, about 5 feet 6 inc 1 er, a baker by
I trade, an I has followed that business with one Naugle,
near Kingfbridge, and has wailed a while on a gentleman
iin the Qaen's Rangers; freaks thick, has a mark over
! one of le eyes, and a fear on hi: b.eift ; was born ia
ISt. Kitts, walks fometinies as if he was lame, and is
I troubled a littl; with the rheumaticky. Took with him
I a dark gray coat and jacket, with white rod C-eck shirts,
sundry ftrip'd trowfers, and a red and white ftri pen jacket.
It is supposed he keeps about Kingfbrid,e. Whoever
brings him to his said matter shall be entitled to the above
reward.
N. B. All persons are forewarned not to harbour said
follow, at their peril.