Gazette of the United States, & Philadelphia daily advertiser. — Philadelphia [Pa.], 1800-01-14 00:00:00, page 2

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Th- Surrender of Home and Civ'it* Vcc
-«« thia took pJict in consequence of • con veil
•"*> wa » »« !**<*» ' "titled ' ti»n concluded between Carrier, general of
then, to the animated tfcarik, tbey have re- | divtfiois commanding the French, Italian,
ert»ed from the.r Hng and Country. Th.S and othcT troop§t 4||d conl|lwdwf . . Trowl
flattering adtniffioti ofmerit is, unqueftioaa- bride commanding .the fouadron,
hly, amosgft t*e foldier'. n.oft deGred re- i which formed the Mtftatfe of Gvita Vec
wards , kilt it. singly, would be an ill •*. j chia. In confluence of (bit a* aa En?,
prefllon tfjwblic gratitnde for the facrifice. Mk detachment has bern debated, and ha.
wh.eb hare been mad* \,y tbefe gallat fel- j taken polTefio., of this fetor place. The
*il ... . _ . ! cit y °f Ron* wi put viider the protection
feel that no fuffident pecm.iary com. rf gfn , rll Bo urcin | f conin , aa<Jcr of thf
penfation coald be wade for* the Uft of eyes, Neapolitan troop.. The Fiench garrison
kcs. arm«, or epilation; andconceive has retired with the Honor, of war, and «-
-tint pM.nthropyand policy ahlceforb* ta Cmta Vecchia, from whence it i.
dftceding upon h:»mere half pay w cmhark for France. * '
thu« ciieumfl.iß«#d, only because he is so, . .
and without conffdering that hia whole in.
heritance waj probably expended to purehafe . ENICE, OA. 6.
the situation that eccafioned him to be so According to letters from Pefcro, of the
mutilated. - - ift of.OA.Tber, Ancona is ftilf blockaded by
A nguhtion alike honorable and berefi- sea. by frven Torlrilh Blips, and twelve Uuf
ci::l to our navy gives a pen (inn to each fun guti-hoata. ' The- body ®f the t.-oops
won ted officer, according to the extpat *f- .who befieg*' that place by hhihive' Wn
th? \wtfaty lie has received. An admiral reinforced by thirty eoitpaniet »f troopi of
who !»Cf« a limb, orexperiencei an inronvo. tha line from Dalmatian Immediately after
nienee equal to fieh loss, is entitled to ioool. the jun&iort ,6{ th(i reitifoicemtiit, thVre
per annom, and so progressively to -the lieu'- will be a prsat attack. A letter lu», been
tenant, who ffreivs <;s. per diry in addition intercepted, addressed by citisen Meilrifcr,
to his former allowance.- commandant of Ancona, to titiaen •aimeri
We regret that the pension, like tht half tommander of the Punch' troops at" Rome,
pay (top* with the Lieutenants; which, we After haying stated hie diftrefed foliation,
tr lift, will not lofig continue to be the eafn \ be to the latter to abandon Hoaie,
but rn the present orenfion (hall only suggest in order to join his division.
the prcpnity of placing the yay jn th> irn . By' ottar MeunUr i,
&r.4SSS3f l i^SfiSft
ought by every poflible meant to be . , . „ K ,' .
alleviated, may mm be increifed by a eon- ALEXANDRIA (Piedmont J Oct 7.
ceptuin of partiality or iiijuftice from that Yeftcriay, Melai, general of artillery,
ec>!iu»y far which they have endured so made a frelh attack on the fide of Coni, a/.d
much, ami to which they are still so affedi* repulfci the inemy on at* pointv. Thij
onately devoted. important futcefs affurei the communication
The Batavian Govern an cnt, between Ceva and the Austrian camp undei
as it sin other refpe&f, hat, in allotting Cona. We al(b hear that a French carps
pensions to the several perfois who may fuf- 1 whjch had advanced from Gavi towards Fez
fcr in fighting their battle*, givifn aa ex- tunio-Furmigare, has been repulsed witl
ample worthy our imitation. Policy aad i gieatlofs.
pralitude demand that valour should be in
eited and rewarded; added to which, iu
iefertption of the fabjeft can be so well en
titled 10 the bounty and protedion of th<
whom >'•
jfoi'cigit
LONDON, Novcnfbrr 7.
The loft accounts Cotnmunicited by the
Clyde, are said to Hat#, -thu seven of the
French line Ailed-from "Bred on the 13th
ultthat they !rft in the outer'road 39 of
the lipe } and that on the fame day a large
fleet went in there un.ler a strong convoy.
We know -that intelligence was some time
before ieceived that the combined enemy,
then Dearly equipped at Brett, amounted to
48 fail of the R»;, and think it highly pro
bable that the flrong convoy now alluded to,
refer* to tbe French fquadro* from Roche
fort, or the Sp.mifb squadron frbm Ferrol.
Lord Bridport hat of Brest 34 flfil of the
line, at well and gallantly manned and equip
ped as any flfips that ever put to fca but,
though we were to adroit that even witji so
immenle an inferiority at 34, topoflible $4.
we yet IHouM come off viltora, it itan ex.
peri men t we ought not to venture," whilst
10 rtuny of our (hips, thirftipg for copqaeft,
remain idly in our-ports. With the fortu
nate superiority, of every kind, which we
potTrfs, fur's (hotild now be hleodlefs vi&o
lies. The atchievment of miracle* could
not augn-:e»it our fame. It is to be hoped
we (ball not again trust to miracles for our
ftlvation.
•iron Jacobi is Rated to be on his route
frerri Berlin to this country, as ambaffVdor
from his PrufTian Majesty : Count Degen
feld attends him is fferetary of legation.
Barron wlio ' was. charr r ed
with the convoy ef a fleet oi Swedish reflell
bound to some p*rt in and which,
in eonfcqiii-iiCe, was detained by oor cVuif
vrs, w* lately tried at Stockholm, by a Su
pr.'.wte Council of War. and sentenced to be
lh tt, for not having sough t the English squad
ron on the nth vlt. He was taken to the
plac* of execution, but at tbe instant of aw.
ful rec>iv^*tHe^royaT"pafdonT
Letteis from Condantinoplr September ,
36, relate the receipt of difpatclwt from Sir
Sidney Smith, dated from on board the Le
Tigre. 74 guns, at Cyprus.
The diflingitifhed valor «f our troops, man
ifefted upon all occafious, but partupklrly
in the late unfortunate expedition to Hoi*
land, where their conduct, like that ef our '
- are too enligbteaed to be afliamed to STRASBURGH, Oflohef 16.
jorrofc improvement, and too honourably According to letters from Waldfhut tin
m>ud to be fccood in ju&icc or liberality to Austrian troops entered Little Bale on the
inv other people. Our N*vy and Army The French wired to the ether fide
nay, therefore, not only look for comfortt- of the Bbine, *fter hiring earned away the
•face or isdividual infi mity, are nrt longer bridges of the Rhine near Rheinfilden, and
jraftice of other natioiu, feme honorary of Lanhenbourg and Kaiferfltihl. It is s up .
ied »nd cffcntial ferric*. ciiating the Frickthal. The head-quarters
The German paper* state a report to have of his Ro -' jl Highness the Archduke Chirles
prevailed at Vienna on the t6th nit. that a wer *' the ,et,, °& ol »ei\ fiil! at Do.
sole net from the Archduke's army had been fchingen. W« prefwne that the Anf.
feat with difpatefcrt to FSrjs, in answer to '"*.*! wt " cont.nually pass the Rhine near
others received by his royal highness from Steln ,n( * Diffenhofen : they have eonftrnft.
the French government. a great numoerof pontoons on this fide.
We have much reason to believe that OAober »o.
ihotgh the expedition to Holland ha. pro- Frivate letter, inform us, that Gnee o Wr
".f, »»fu«efiful, the Ruffian troops, at least troops entered Manheim, the bridge has been
vtll not- be unemployed. eftablifced, and that many divisions have
The army of the enemy in North HoJ- passed it in order to advance in two columns
(and continued to receive reinforcement*, agtinft Heilhron and Brufcha).
Tv«» subsequent to the signing of the Con- The day befo« jrferday the graftd train
rention wrth the Duke of York. i o f , rt nkry of the army of the Rhino fct out
The Dublin Mail which arrived this for Frankemhal.
naming bring, , report that marquis Corn- General Nc, » advancing against Afchaf.
«*»£«£ cootempat.o* to ret.re/roi, fenbourg and Franco™, with a body of the
d I,eutcßa n<7 ® f Ireian «'* I* <• »"*• army compofrd of lopop infantry and near,
sort not countenanced by any tbrag wehavf ly as mny cavtlry. 7 r _
state, »• by v _ lt is defended, and
who in thst (evtre a»d dangerou# fcrnee arc
difqusMtd for all -
mvF
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BREGENTZ, OA. , 3 .
We ire affWd Out the Fieneh have ev«.
:u»ted Csnflinfe. However, no boat has
yet arrived from that tity.
The archduke Jofcpb;-war married to-a
Rufiian Prince!*, lie i&h>raj a country
k.it of the Emperot, near Peter (burgh—
Prince Charlei of Sihwerin, was also to be
married in a few day* to another daughter
of the EraperOr.
LEGfIORNE, 03. 2/
day*,. arrived from Baftia. It j» said to
have brought 'he new* that the Gorficaj
mountaineers had rifirn in a mafi, and irarch
edjigainft Baftiaj to tQaifacre all the French
who ihould be found there. Thi« .new*
'wants confirmation.
FLORENCE, 0«. *
On the night of ths ad,-advice wa»- re
ceived that Rome, a* well u Civita Veechia,
surrendered by capitulation to the combined
troop*. Thi* new* had been fine* fuHycorr
that the far render took place. The French ■
garrison obtained leave to embark for Frame
and to take away a certain number of cover
ed waggon*.
Immediately after tit* entry of the allied
troop* into Rome, the fallowing pf*claiiia
tion wa* piAlifhed.
9. Emanuel Bturcarck, Yield-Marshal in tbe
Itrvier of bit majesty tbe kiltg of the tvio
Sicilies, emmdnJir im eSitf of bti ir-j
wn in Romania, Ifc. :-• •• ,
'Si. ' .
The troop* of hi* majesty.haying coroe t*
of rrfpeAing, and cauling to -berefpefted,
the treaty concluded between the generals of
the allied power* and the French general ;
we, therefore, inform all the inhabitant!,,
that whoever (hall commit the diforder,
•r , infringe the article* of the capitulation,
which will be printed and puhlifhed, (hall b*
immediately condemne«l,to death, and exe
eiitf4 npoi> thefpot. . v
Given at head-quarter*, at Rome, Sept. j*.
'{'Sijfne^) ;*• '*"
BOURCAUD, Field-Marfha). *, '
licai don ilii« lldc the watt r. The marquh
of Bath it mtntiuned in the Irish paper* at
hislordfhip's fuccrffor.
j
•ton *N
MfMli fti*i(®HMWklMii
C. } - :■■■ JffpW*#* '-
TO BE SOLD FOR CASH,
OR EXCHANGED,
For property intkeCity, or th
miles o/ },,
A ATION or ,raA °f Lmd irf
rf? Z™fr MS,u t of p eßnrylvi .
Wlt * in "* m, ' e » of the riwr Juniau cbt,
sss
is?*sisi
fcw.
OAobcr J; , J
A YOUNG MAN ""
ACQUAINTED with the Weft-India
Wife, to be employ „ ! Superorjo. He wji
•***>
December ii.
TMS t£),
W, W«Co n f,i Owe!, »*
£* thoeutej to trait!,« theCoflfrlsr BufiaeTa,
for hi. the King of Deea*akiu 0* United
States »f Amerrca, refidisg aj Philadelphia,
Htrvby gnxs public Jfetiu,
Thn io okjdieoce w rcfeat
frnm , *«*ei«, befon their Mine
S.. vTS. rfii<l S , tal "- 10 "» "P 0 " hi *
CmS t S ,n " ri " granted fuah
rf *f 2 J*k C ' r S°"> whi < h ■*«
«r^lv' tC t !"', lutri ? Commerce an4*c fe
• j-r ®f the Belligerent Power? rrnd*r
53tteh2itar%' and ' ,hat anr aft<:r
»Sn; .T 8 u t e rtf P e ' 3lre "-"on*, or na-
ZISS* " "e r° ,eA ' m of **** flag, in
Butting to tike futh certificates, will perfonalk
for the confcqueucei. P
RICHARD SODERSTROM*
Philadelphia, t ßtl»DeetmV. e r,i 79 g.
i y j ■ Anno J800: *
„ OR, * Cum j'lete Lift <of tU the oecapatiosa and
."nJ tlfktirtuaUj arranged)
praaMo! fn_ the City and Libirtie* with the oamtt
•cJfeflJtnoes of thofntfhe follow e*rh of them rjfj
futility, atfu in alphabetical ofrder rta which ii ad-
Jo# >f Alphabetical LIA of all the Street!, Lanes
' a»4 jUley. in and liberties
If a M»«C34kt or Sbi> Owkaa wilht« for any
reason to he acquainted with all tha TtiuunUU,
Gntfri, frftitlirt, Oiiym, Jifiafmrirt, SHp-vrijlU,
SMfsirpmttn, < i:pj ( ir.ri. MjJl.meltri, JSnl tmil
,d(rt, JlniMih, Xifftri, Canll/ri,
ilnuJtfM, Afafiuh, , r mj Iradtfmt*, he nctd* on
ly look to the Mm hr the Ta*oa, and he wiH be
referred to the ftgrt wk ch contain all th« names
and rcfideneei ot thofc who follow it. ■ • A ]• ,
If * Hqmi-Kttrii w\nt< quickly to find a Sf
*r. a Cat. Btirr S
Ctins AfmJtr. ftluJ-mafltr tr Mifrtft, :CU*ur, Pm*
ptr He*i.r'f„„Ur, CUirCMfr, L.tifmit, SUi
/miti, B ttlLytr, fihijlmr tr Jintr. Ho can also
tarn to the l*dtx and be referred «o th« I'axDa in
qoeSion |q like aaSbtr can the La Bill find oat
the refidenceaar - •• .v. - c 4r--,
Samd mtitr,, ' y,_
TS'i ***"*♦" M: •«* ■> fm/br //,
*jf, Prif"' •
fea
• • . the |
name, am r< t ,
Vfiful to almojl cv
try Clmfi of Citizens- -And the KcfrtOf trusts tkat
fach M and -lain tout Undfrtikmr
will meet withy*lilfMt Encouragement.
J*» .tt ; . f(»&)dlf
Huntingdon County Taxes.
■ ■■■ T.JB.- ' ,-*• •
the Coimntffioncr. of Huntingd%
;®ra tr, l„c«?> "akefettlewtnt with the holT
«» of ntutted Land, fitvated inlaid count*, witli
ow incrcrfm£ Colt), by aduertifement for sale-is
Wiled fix day, Irom thit date at the
hafe of Qeoeral Proper ij> Arch flrtet f near Fifth
Great.
. ' c I' hoH the owner, of such land who reside
ta tha uty," Will eod«*W meet thi. arrange-
Strd2^hT r * ,W * 'P«»»l *dtertif«meßt aathe
~* "i- j°HN CADWALLADER.
General Leccurbe if not- to jdiff the nrtny
of.the IXcube J according to repeated letters
fromhnn, tec'fWri by the mioi(lt of war,
he hi* rcfolvcd upoft- taking the chief com
mand «fih< army «f tlie fthihe.
•v. *' '■ ■
". 2URICH, Obiter i 6.
The; etferve of the PrencJUfmy h»« made
a movement. General Maffe«itf spprehen
,li*e thai-t-inceCharles, who advanced with
hit the Brifgaw, would attempt
.to turn us * Bade, has just sent the reserve
it® protcft t!ic-Rl»»ne on that point.
• ' Our troops daring the (hurt time they're
rnaLned .Gonibtice pillajfrd a part ot the
town.;
, The Helvetic directory having formally
.forbidden the payment of the lo»n of 800,000
frtnev, impoicd on t(te inbabitji'pti of Zurich.
General Maffena has sent from that town
the Synf* troop*, who did duty there, and has
replaced them by French troops.
HENRY BENBRIDGE
lit
✓ w . - • » w
,£K.Hr* :,
i t raHADELf-MUy ■ >
" ,v * ' •••
d6i.
M,
Tt> WIT.
BE IT REMEMBERED," That on the wh day
h*\7 : in . the ** th o{ ,he In'depen
j «e«e i »f ithe UrnteJ ?t,«,,0f America, John Aow-
Utt of the Eud diftna hath deposited in this Oflke
the Title of a Book, the right wherwf he claims
| a» Proprietor, in the words following to wit.
" Table of-DifcouM or Intcreft, (accurately
cntculatta Hait i* ypeo dofla:,,from
I day to iiy J ty- ><*kfive\ 'at 6per cat."
In conform.ry'* the ad. oi' theCongrefs
of th<; Usited Mates. inticn!4d " An
fw the encouragement as Learn
(Se»J.) . ing, by feeuri.g the copies of Map.,
, Uooksto the Authors and
Proprietors of fu'ch copUa during the
time therein mentioned."
TO WtT,
R E JT REMEMBERED,. Thit on the orb J™
jen« J^ Ua t7' in . thC 14tf> 7 " r of the '"depco
denc* of the United State of America, JohnKow
in ° m "
rvZrU.. * B ? ok - the 1 r> ?l« Wkrreol he claims as
Proprietor, hi the words following, to wit
;-TM ofD i/comlor/n J eJi { * wattl3
tabulated) frtm Jo ccmt, to 5000 JtlUrtJrem
I t» l* 3 Jays inciufive at 7 percent.-
N conformhr M the aft of Cengref. ot
the United States, intituled " An a3
Meah t - e ° c iurl of learning by
C * C * ,i f : CU " H e 'hecopi,, of Map,, Chart, and
noki to the Anchors and Proprietor,
Z fach SBP5 B P' e ;. during the time, th«c
m mentioned
I f ''
Valuable Est at*,
KNOWN by the name of th« Bnoneton Tro»
Work»,Jitnau io the county of Morris in the
(lac* of Ncw-fertey, confiding of a Forge with
four fires, a Rolling and Slitting Mill, a Orift milt
with two Run of D»ots, and Saw mill, allin good
order and now io use, together with an exsellent,
large, '«d convenient house,. with. outhouf-e of
ertry kind ; among whidl are aa loe house, and
stone milk house, witlfe remarkable fine faring in
it, a large Garden, and an excellent collection of
Ffuit, a Urge Orchard, and *SOO acres of wood,
patfure and arable land, and a grest number of'
llores and workmen's house* Immediate poffeffiea
will be girca of house. and floret fufliciVm for
providing flock the present winter, and poffellion
of the whole in the spring.
For term, WKjuir/of David B Ogden at New
ark, rar Pet* Mackic in New-York, mri David
*ord id Morr«i T*Owß, or msffrs. facob'aadßieti
ard Fmtch oat 4? prcnirfes
January n
district Of Pennsylvania,
For Sale or to Let,
A large convenient Stone House,
WITH a Urge Entry and fomr Roomi »n a
floor, about half m acre of Land adjoin
ing, fituatc in BulilttWon the n««- road to New
York, aboat eleven roiln from Philadelphia.
(? For tcrmi apply *o th: faMcribcr in Buf
llltca.
THOMAS PAUL.
:KB Who offuri for f»l», fcreral Building Lth,
pleafandjr fitmted in the Tillage of Bullleton.
December at lawjvr
5
DISTRICT OF PENNStXVANTA,
York. *
" January 11.
i V.
KQtr PUB its 1),
AMD
TOSS SOL D, ,
a> JOSEPH V JAMES CRUKSHANK,
No. ?7, High 4m*; " ' '
WEBSTER
HISTORY OF PESTILENCE,
In two volume! citaTo,
Pria ly tbtJmgU fitt 4 dcllart; Miitb a ftttt f *
aUtrwJ it MtckfMtrt,
This work may be hid in (heets at two
and an halt' Dollar's, by applying to E.
Bel den b Co. Mo. 40, Pine Street, New-
(Signed) D.CALDWELL,
Clerk of the DtflriQ tf Pennfjhania.
January 10.
(Signed) ■ D.C a \ .DWELL,
«rrr
January ia.
OA LEASED TOR Oitr. TEAR—THAT
BOONETON IRON WORKS.
TO BE SOLD, ,
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,) v - U»J».
3 l
k I
-v.*
|1:;
TIC I
MARSHAL'S , , I
Is removed to JVi. 2 *
' • * ' ||
Jimwry 6.
MA ITHF.W M
, Having apened an Office fl|
(A ftw doors, abo
• No. Ti 5 ■
A ND ajfain commenced
> _ gocutrbnt; in"tke van j.
. Stett. Bills of Exchange, - £
. t0 Jo tv ' r y thing in hit poo
tiOn lo thole who may thinl
fiiin. He means to confine Ji •
flic Agency and Commiffton I | ,
i.'Wcii at is common to tjKpi
l%e puri-hate and sale oft
and ne.ir the City will be alt 1 f
of Lands, when that bafinel. 1 j->
November 19. ; |
•- • Southern Mj
THE Mails for all the OQt ef 0 I
line, between tins. Office »*) } I
Virginia, will be cl. fed here
days excepted) at half pall 7 ,'cloc \
And the Maila tW*hr PofrF ow j
mn-in line,
Carolina And G<*o*g»a ss, fan, 5,....
wi|l be,cl»frd Soutlrn \i '
ery Monday W<-djk'i?lay a*i'rida\l|
water Mails bciwicii tji,is jUidjiarliM
diftoiuinncd.
Post Office, Philadelphia, )
December 30, -J -J
1 Drcertibe'r Joi Jtf' '
BANK OF THE- UNITEISTATES
, -6, r86o;
f ,
THB&i/fSCTOR.
HA d»y detlarod Uivid fa .t,, ll(
fl* Month,of liitcen Dollarsr (We whiri
will be paid to the Stockholders r,
prelcatauvei, titer the i&h iti&ai "
r f ' ' in' ti i if' i'i 1..
x
npHE'STocKBotDEIs oftheAnii
l .° l »rt hereby notified' tait
fcj 1* T" Wl " be ' hHd ilt * V Danlt 0,
SSL?* 11 n«t, at tet
*r nd j 'k? Sfcck^o U«« *f the bid Built, in aft
U.'jf m e,eillun nir wvi Direflori to
&rVi for one year, will be hrfd at the Bank 01
Monday the 3d day of E.bruary next, at tea
0 clock ui <Jie fofcnooD. •> ■ '
JONATHAN SMITH, CaJhier.
Extract from the seventh section oj tie Act
' of Incorporation,
' Article and. N«t more tha. foama »f thi
Dirndcrs defied by theStackholdsri.aod aAaaltr
'* °™ c '. exclusive of the Prrfdent, flulUe elm.
blc lor tUe nest succeeding rear; but (be Birc&oi
who fliall be frtfident at tie titm ofia tlcfiiti
may alwayi be re elefied;" -
.United Uotes,
Pennsylvania District. ) »
BY virtue of a writ of venditioni e»pon»*
mr direiled, liT.'ed out of the circuit «(!
of the United Statea, in and'for ttel'ennfy!
nit Diftriil, df the middle circuhfi will be
by public vendue at the city tavern, in Sec'
street, in the city of Philadelphia on Mori!
the t;th skj of March n«xt, <at 6 o'doc
the evening, all that certain tra»£ or porce
land, Ctune, lying and being on (he river
cretk called Lackawaxen, in the count))
W ayne, containing 8060 acre# "and upwar
00 which are erected a tnelTuage,ft ablet!
lawraill, with the appurtenances,—The na
-of tbe original warrantees of tbt fald tracl
parcel of land were aa follows. .
Moriecai Roberts, Jobn Till,
Stopbel Med era, •- Gccrgc IVarton, j
Zzcbariab- Fcrrit, Benjamin Hancock^
George Till, Edward Welsted,
Tb%mas Rifgsns, James TbeWpseni i
George- Morton, Joseph' Whiteheadf
George StrteUn, Patrick Connolly, •
Friend StreetOK, ■ Themat Grifij, >!
John OHpbavt, William Raibert.
Seized ind taken i* execution at the prap
of Robert Leftis H.wper, decea'fed. 1
' | • ' - JOHN HALL, Marihal'
N. B. A reasonable credit will bfc rivth. ;
Marfhal't
Philadelphia, j eotljlj
t * Tbtfe two trails do **t contain the
quantity oft be orignal warrants J. felt t of t\
baiMttg bcin conveyed away.
Ten Dollars; Reward.
TAESERTTED from the Company of Cap
U MATTHEW HENRY, 10th Reg. I,
Infantry, an enlijtt;,! soldier named MOH
H TN'N, born in Pennfytyttia, by trade a ftj
maker, thirty years of age, fivi feet eight J
in half inches high, black eyes, black hair, (
complexion, has loft two of Jtia foreteeth wl
is very perceptible when he talks. It is kne
that he now lurks in this city.
Whoever fliall take up said deserter and to
hinj in j«H, or flaall deliver him to the Sub,
ber at his quarters in Filbert between Nitfth
TentfrHreet, (haft receive the above reward
reasonable charges.
BEMJAMIN GIBBS, J»n.
Captain loth Regiment (nfantr
Tan. 7. 's
IN CQ3TODY
In Middlesex Gaol, the following Negro r
to wit:
ADAM HILL, rays he belor gs to Wil
Mc. Matrca,of Philadelphia, %r years
Henry Hall, about 6 feet high, fnppofedto I
bout 16 years old, and some tc
man or waiter, and from his dialefi, indeed l
from Maryland or (Virginia—lfaac Harmor
sett, 6 or 7 inches high, very black, about «>•
oliJ, fays he lived at the Head of Elk, slate of
lawair.
The owners at tti<fabove Negroes are requi
WW charges and nke them away, befor«
ttfl of January ensuing, of ihey lhall on tka
bfTold to defray espeoies and t <aol feesat the
I*ew-Br«nfwiek, and State of New-Jersey.
PETER KEENO?
Decnnber ji—9J. dn