The New-York gazette, and the weekly Mercury — New-York [N.Y.], 1777-01-13 00:00:00, page 3

J is laid, that the British Fleet is Io difpoTed
upon the Coast of this Continent, that it will be
very difficult tor any Ships of the Rebel, in fu
ture to escape them.
Great Numbers of People, out of the justest
Concern for the Security of their Lives and Pro
perties, (till continue to come in and claim the
Benefit of the late gracious Proclamation. The
Time of Sixty Days, therein limited, expires on
the sgth Instant.
Isaac Pearson, Esq; endeavoring to pass through
the Jerfies in his Way to New-York, was last
Week murdered by some of the rebellious Ban
ditti who infeft the public Roads between this
City and Philadelphia.
On Sunday the sth Infant, at half an Hour be
fore Sun rife, a Party of about 90 Rebels rn.de
an Attack upon Lieutenant Cameron of the 46th
Regiment, and about 20 of his Men, lying at
Raway. They were bravely reputed with the
Lpls of one Man killed and three slightly wound
ed. The Rebels left nine killed behind them.
They fled with the more Precipitation, upon
feeing Lieut. Col. Dongan with about 20 Jersey
Volunteers, belonging to Col. Lucee's Battalion,
coming up to Lieut. Cameron's Assistance.
It is said, that several of the Hessian Officers,
from a just Sense of Honor, and Conviction of
the Meanness of fuffering a Soldier to plunder,
are resolved to difeourage it entirely.---Perhaps,
the belt Means of preventing it in future, would
be to burn all that the Soldiers have collected be
fore their Faces, and to assure them they muff
expe^f the fame Attention to real military Disci
pline hereafter.
We hear, that our Mayor is establishing an
additional Watch for the Security of this City
from Incendiaries.
By a Gentleman just arrived from Philadelphia,
we learn, That all the People there speak of the
Conduct of the 17th Regiment with Astonishment.
Many of them begin to fay. That the old British
Spirit is ceme out against them, and that it will
be impossible to refill it. Others of them argue,
that now or never is the Time, therefore, to puth
for an Agreement with Great - Britain.
A Party of Highlanders, about 50 in Number,
efeerting some Waggons and Baggage, fell in
with 3 or 400 Rebels, who commanded them to
surrender by a Flag of Truce. But the Soldiers,
instead of surrendering, gave them a Salute of
Cannon which they had with them, drove them
off with some Precipitation, and brought their
Convoy fafe to the next Post.
The 10th Instant, departed this Life, in an
ApopleQjck Fit, Capt. Hugh Nevin, of the. 45th
Regiment, a Gentleman universally refpefrd.
Tuesday last departed this Life in the g^
Year of his Age, Capt. James Creighton, of tiji
Place, a worthy and good Citizen, and much la
merited.
PROCLAMAT I O N-
By MAJOR GENERAL
JAMES ROBERTSON.
WHEREAS there is Ground to believe
that the Rebels, not fatisfied with the
Deftruetion of Part of the City, entertain De
signs of burning the Rest: And it is thought
that a Watch to infpe& all the Parts of the City
to apprehend Incendiaries, and to Rifle Fires
before they rife to a dangerous Height, might
be a necessary and proper Means to prevent
such a Calamity,
Many of the principal Inhabitants have ap
plied to me to form such a Watch, and have
all offered to watch in Person.
Ido therefore require and dire&, That all
Persons may take a Partin this Matter, and turn
out to watch when called for. A Sense of Duty
and Interest will lead all good Subjects and Citi
zens cheerfully to give their Attendance.
Any who refufe to take Part in preserving the
City, will be judged unworthy to inhabit ir.
I have appointed Persons to summon and su
perintend the Watch of each Ward; and the
Number of Men to be given by each is subjoined.
JAMES ROBERTSON,
Major-General,
Commander in New-York.
Out-Ward. , T ° fomifh
George Shaw, > 14 Men
David H. Mallows.) each Night °^
Montgomery Ward - 1
Normand Tolmie, [ n
Daniel Aymar, ? '5 Do. &^
Francis Cooley. J go
North-Ward. 1 °^
James Aymar, r 15 Do. ^ g
Martin Cregeir. ) H
Weft-Ward. ? $
David Fenton, } 6 Do. 0
John Amory. )§
South-Ward. ?
Edward Nicoll. j 4 Do.
0
Dock-Ward. ) ^
James Wells, § 10 °°*
East-Ward. 1 f
Jeronimous Alstyne, ^
Thomas Brownejohn,^
Valentine Nutter, ( g
John Davan, { I 6 Do. o
Charles White,
Peter M'Lean, |
Stephen Reeves. j 80 {.
COPY OF
GENERAL ORDERS,
'January 10, 1777.\
,T H E Owners of Public Houses, having
Sailors or Soldiers in their Houses after 8
© Clock, will be committed to the Provost,
and the Furniture of their Houses forfeited;
and the Fires and Lights are to be put tut in
all Public-Houses, at 9 at Night.
WILLIAM BAMFORD,
Town-Major.
Yesterday an excellent Charity Sermon was
preached at St. Paul's, by the Rev. Mr. O'Betrne,
for the Benefit of the Charity-School in this City, I
and on Sunday next, another Charity Sermon
will be preached at St. George's, for the like laud
able Purpose.
Mrs. M'Clean, formerly Mrs. Glass, is re
moved to this City again, and follows her Busi
ness as usual : She may be found at her Houle in
John's street, opposite the Play-House.
f # f A few Bottles of Turlington's original
Balsam, and a very excellent Lip Salve, fold by
Hugh Gaine.
This Day being the annual Meeting of the
Marine Society of the City of New-York, all
the Members in Town are desired to attend at the
Houle of the Widow Doran, near the Old Slip
Bridge. By Order of the Vice-Preftdent,
PETER BERTON, Secry.
WHEREAS many Complaints are made
by the Inhabitants that BREAD is
become extravagantly high, either from the
Exaction of Bakers or Foreftallers, it is be
come necessary to renew a Mode that was for-|
merly followed in this Place, of fixing an Assize.
The Price of the best Flour being now Thirty
Shillings the Hundred, and that of Fuel and
Labour considerably increased, I find that it is
the Opinion of the most refpe&able Inhabitants
that a Loaf of Bread of the fineft Flour, weigh
ing Three Pounds Four Ounces, should be fold
for Fourteen Coppers, and in the fame Propor
tion for Loaves of a lesser Weight.
Any Person who exads more will be taken
into Custody, and the Bread in their Poffeffibnl
will be given to the Poor.
JAMES ROBERTSON.I
New-York, 10th Jan. 1777.
A LARGE assortment of DRUGS, among which are,
rhubard, cort. Peru, red ipecacuan. manna, cam
poor, fcammon, myrrh, opium, caftor, extract citute, fen-I
na, flor, chamemil, fal. mirabil. glaub of cinnamon. 'Al
fo, curants, sago, isinglass, fallup, cinnamon, mace, cloves,
surgeons pocket cases of inflrumcats, surgeons needles in #
cases, lancets.
AC H AISE was taken from the Ferry near the bear|
market, about three weeks since, the body-carriage ]
is painted cream colour, with flower pots on each fide and j
back, in the latter is a cypher, •). T. steel springs, the in-j
fide, light coloured cloth. Whoever gives information I
of said chaise, or will bring it to James Ballet, coach
maker in Broadway, will receive Five Dor. 1. ARs reward
and no questions asked.
W'A'N T £ —D—-
A SERVANT, to wait on an officer ; also, one or
two men who understand the care of hotfes and
packing baggage. Apply to quarter-master Reid, of the ;
queen's light dragoons, at the regimental store, Maiden-I
I lane, opposite the Fly-marker.
TO 'BE~SC>LDr7r
WILLIAM BURTON,
In Water-street, between the Coffee-houfe and the Old
flip bridge, the following articles, viz.
RE D port, Iherry, Lilbon and Malaga WINE,
hyfon, green, fheufhong and b®hea tea, coffee, tin
gle and double refined loaf sugar, Mufeovado sugar, figs,
prunes, Currans, raisins, tamerinds, citron, olives, capers,
mangoes, walnuts, anchovies, lucia soy, ketchup, Flo
rence oil, vinegar, pepper, alfpice,muftaid,cheefe, barley,
rice, soap, Aarcb, blue, rappee and Scotch fnvff, pigtail
faffron tobacco, pack ard pound pins, womens shoes,
corks, &c. &r. &c.
JOHN ^ jewels
avi ng fervid his regular apprenticefllip to one of
& the most: eminent workmen of the above branch of
buhnefs in the city of London, and has lived in the city of
New-York these thirteen years, where he has had the
pleasure of giving general fatisfa&ion to tkofe who have
favoured him with their kind commands, begs leave to
inform the public in general, that he has me ved from
Naffio-ftrect, to Mr. Parrissaß's, silversmith, near
the Coffec-beufe bridge, where he makes led mends in
the neatest manner, and at the lowest rates, all forts of
JEWELLERS WORK in its various Branches.
tl-f He returns his most bumble thanks to these who
have favoured him with their former custom, and hopes to
have the continuance of the fame.
_ ToBE - S q ld;
On re;forcble terms, wholefal# and retail, at the flore
formerly occupied by S, Broom in Water-street, 'twixt .
the coffee-houfe and the fly market, the following arti
cles, imported in the City of London, viz.
BROAD cloths, c^/limer, fagathies and other summer
cloths, camblets, striped and plain calimancoes,
fluffs and serges, Ir sh and printed linens, chintzes, calli
coes, an atfoitment of millenary, starlet cloaks and cardi-
Inais, ready made petticoats, men and womens hats, shoes
and flockings, flopsjh general, fail cloth and oznabrigs,
rugs and coverlets, an afthrtmeot of ironmongery, nails
and hardware, a few i-qth chens of choice green tea, me
dicines in chests, a few chests of stationary, confectionary
in cases, citron in boxes, common and Poland starch in
casks and boxes, powder blue in boxes, hartlhorn (havings,
mustard in boxss, and patent ditto, in pots, split peafe in
kegs, vinegar in half hogsheads, pickles in casks and cases,
Florence oil in flasks, province ditto, in four gallon bot
tles, a few 1 casks of the best Malmfay Madeira wine, Ma
deira wine of different qualities in pipes, hogffieads, and
quarter casks, a few exceeding good watches, gold, silver,
and metal.
Just impoftco ana to be SOLD by
GEORGE DEBLOIS,
At his store iA Smith-street, oppefiee to Pitt's statue,
by wholesale and retail,
SUPERFINE, middling, and low priced blue, white,
scarlet, crimson, and other coloured broad cloths,
with trimmings for the fame, a great variety of gold and
silver laces, gold and silver thread and spangled buttons,
German serge, kerfeys, Ereft cloths, beat Ikins, lambflcins,
bath beavers, halfthicks, scarlet whitney, ditto flannel,
Walloons, tammies, durante,plain and figured everlastings,
callimancoes, poplins, crapo, milliners, grazets, luftres,
brolios, alamodes, satins, taffeties, luteftrings, perfians,
ducapes, farfnetts, a great variety of ribbons, silk and
worsted ferrets, tapes, sewing filxs and scars twills, bone
and blond laces, velvets and velverets, camblateera and
camblets, fuftians, thicksets, royal ribs, white jeans,
3-4^, 7-Sth and yard wide Irish linens, Russia and clout
ing diaper, table cloths, dowlaffes, cotton check,mens, wo
mens and childrens worsted, thread, cotton and silk hose,
womens ditto, gloves and mitts, lady's neat black ruffe!
pumps, childrens morocco shoes, ladies neat hair combs,
and stone shoe buckles, cambricks, lawns, white handker
chiefs, with neat borders, red and white printed linen dit
to, check'd and silk ditto, mens silk and worsted caps,
white cotton ditto, garteriugs, crewels, worfteads, pins,
needles, thee buckles, pen knives, barbers hones, rupee
combs, razors, iheers, horn buttons, box irons, bed pans,
hinges, locks, bolts, wood screws, London pewter, card
wire, 6 oz, 8 oz. and 14 ex. tacks, long hobbs, fadlers
tacks, stirrup front, fnaffle bitts, tuff mails, chaise rein and
lace, ditto brass nails, livery lace, switch and hunting
whips, saddle cloths, together with a great variety of other
articles too tedious to enumerate. Also, violin bows,
firings and bridges, German flutes, hoeboy and balloon
reeds, fpinnet firings,, nutmegs, cloves, cinnamon, mace
and peeper, 6 by 8, and 7 by ~ window §lafs, a variety of
cabinet furniture, &c, &c.
#1
FOR SALE,
At DANIEL M g CORMICK's
STORE,
In Hanover Square,
Coarse Yarn Stockings,
SEVEN-EIGHT cotton Wine and ale glasses,
checks, Brocades, lureftrings,
Yar r ! wide ditto, Rattinets, fhsllocns,
Yard and 3-8 ditto, Striped and plain cambists,
Jeans, Callimancoes,
Ozenbrigs, Prunells,
Carpets, Worsted p'ufb,
Carpetting, [Corks, &c. &c.
A few boxes of Hard Soap,
AND,
EIDER DOWN for coverlids.
W—AN TEDCa ®n^t^TTH (7^-^^
that can furniffi a Quantity of that Article,
may hear of a Purchaser, by applying to Medeef Eden,
Brewer, on Golden-Hill, who will give the best Price
for good clcan-B ARLEY.
James Colins, and Son, Taylors,
In Smith-Street, opposite Mr. John Amiel's, between
Duke aid Princess-Street,
TAKE this Method to inform the Publick, That
they carry on the Business in all its different
Branches, in the must fashionable a?d speediest Manner,
and at the most reasonable Rates. Orders from the
Country will be particularly and punctually attended to,
and ,ood Encouragement given to Journeymen Taylors,
RUN-away from the lununhei, an appren
tice man named HENRY LENT, about 5
feet ten inches hsgb, fair complexion, short brown
hair. Had on when he went away a brown over
jacket, striped homespun waistcoat, blue cloth
-breeches and brown thread ftot kiri^s. Whoever
takes up said apprentice and secures him so that
he may be h again, fhal! receive SIX PENCE
New-York , rency. paid by
ABRAHAM ANDFRSON.
N B. All persons are forbid harbouring said
apprentice.
just importer, in the brig Pearl, Peter Brancker, Matter,
from Liverpool, and to he fold by him on board the
vessel at Burling's-flip,
SALT in three buffiel bags, cheese;
red port Wine in bottles, bottled beer, double re
fined Sugar, bacon, tongues, tripe, tobacco, shag, pig
tail, and cut and dried, berf, oatmeal, pipes, carpenters
nails, mens shoes; crates of Queer's ware, fail cloth,
No. I to 7, cordage, anchors, a few pieces of wulleim and
linens, buttons, thread, twist, necklet, a few drugs.
For 1.0/ on leafonablr trims, by Abranam Wilton, at
• No. 333, in D,ck-ftreet, at the house formerly oc
cupied by Smith Ramadge, opposite Gerardus Duy
ckinck's universal store;
JAMAICA spirits, linftecl oyl, hard
J fuap in boxes, tiarch, pearl and c mmon bailey,|
millet, pepper, raisins, bohea tea, hatters brushes and
looping needles, pound pins, glue, window glass, &c. &c.I
He gives ready money for all forts of flipping !ur:s.
Also a handy pettiauger, with grafts, fa Is, leeboards, a
good graplin and cable, and two Cars, at £ 18.
LITtTT' y r TriTJirTET);
And to be SOLD, at
John Ritchie, and Company's Cellar,
Under No.3§, and next door to the fi^n of th#
Ght Frying-Pan, Queen Street, New York.
PORTUGAL wine m bottles, red and white,
by wholesale and retail ; Antigua rum and
®id spirits; fail cloth, and new Irish pork in bar
rels ; and a new twelve inch cable.
~^A^TET"WMEDiateIyT
AWC i AN with a good
Breast of Milk. Inquire of
the Printer.
George and jeronimus n. Remfen,
Has for idle at tbrir tore between Ccenties Market rnd
the Royal Exchange, whol falc and retail,
MADEIRA wine, Weft India rum, molaff-s, sugar,
bohea tea, coffe,\ chocolate, loaf sugar, fnuff,
ch^le, deck n>ilr, beef and pork, bar iron, fluur, £hip
breai, pipes. &c. &c.
n?inTT¥^^ Nin
Cenfeaipner from London,
At his (hop near Coenties Market and Broad-street,
n^AKES this method to return his
1 sincere thanks to all his friends and customers for
their pest favours, and hopes for a continuance ; at the
fame time he begs leave to acquaint them, that he has
f n r de the following articles, viz.
VERY fiae preserved . Italian cordials,
gi^eer, A famous composition for,
Weft-India fweet-raea's, rhe hair,
Quinces preserved, &c. &c. Tamarinds,
Fine syrup of capillaire, Honey,
Ditto of lemon, Queen's cake,
Preferv'd milk warranted to Sponge do.
keep years, Miccaroons de. &c.
N. B. Gentlemen wanting preferv'd ginger can have
it at a short notice; and every thing will be executed of
the said whatever, and at as reasonable a rate as the
times will permie. Calf foot fellies every day.
THE best of coarse salt, to be fold on board the sloop
Fame, lying at the New Pier, opposite the Ex
change. Enquire of Murray, Sanfom, and Co. between
Beekman and Burling's Slip.
^s'bso-ldTy-'
RICHARD YATES,
At his house No. 37, in Wall-ffreet,
A Few pipes of Madeira Wine of the firft qua
lity, warranted four years old.
A Genteel ~ VOJd'MEN I of
Striped, Figured, and Brocaded SILKS,
To be SOLD by
ROBERT WATT S,
In Hanover Square
By JOSEPH ADAMS,
And to be fold at his store on the New Dock, near the
IFlylFly Market, where country chapmen and others may
j be supplied on the ffiorteft notice and raoft reasonable
] terms, for cash only, to wit.
SLOPS of all forts, stockings, men
and women's hats, faces and stockings for the army,
j woollen caps, 'Dutch do. tea, loaf and brown sugar,
coffee, soap, candles, cheese, cut tobacco, porter in
, calks and bottles, port wine in bottles, linens, Hone and
earthen ware, butter, Irish potatoes, &c.
*||* Wanted, a good store keeper and a boy servant,
Enquire of said Adams.
FOUND in the Jerfies, a brown
and white spaniel bitch, with a brass collar and
engraved open it, Capt. Kenneer Royal Fuzileers. The
owner applying to Capt. John M'Neal, on board the fitip
Jenny, in Beekman's- flip, or Capt. Robert Shuter, of
the Lord Dunluce, said flip, paying the advertisement,
IhaM have her again.
IRISH BUTTER, £/
A Choice parcel for sale, at John Young's, if
Hanover-Square, No. 845 ; also ozenbrigs, checks
tez, sugar, coffee, chocolate, &c. & ,
At BOWMAN and CODNER's,
AUCTION-OFFICE,
Opposite Mr. Gaine's, Printer, in Hanover-Square,
TO-MORROW MORNING,
Will be fold ' at public Auction, a Variety of Goods,
amongst which are,
BROAD Cloths, Shalloon, Cordu
roys, Breeches Pieces, fisey Waistcoat Patterns,
Dam-feus, Irish Linen, White Kerfy, Camblet, Cam
bleteens. Red Tickings, Gauzes, Raisins, Pickles, Mu
fiard. Soap, pickled Salmon, Hams and Checks, To
bacco, Corks, &c. &c.
Sale begins at Eleven o'Clock,
For private S ALE,
At BOWMAN and CODNER's
. Auction-Office,
Opposite Mr, Gaine's, in Hanover-Square,
ONE Thoulind Bushels COARSE SALT,
and thirty Puncheons WeUlndja RUM.
A Grammar S.hool is now opening at Jamaica,
on Long Iflind, by ANDREW WILSON,
who lor feme Years has taught the Latin and
Greek Languages at Morris-Town, in Ealt-Jerfey.
BoarHin^ may be procured at Jamaica.
Weft-India RUM,
IN Puncheons, Barrels, and Kegs, tb be laid on board
the Sloop Party Capt. Bafden, and Sloop Betsey,
C*pt. Simmons, both lying at the Great Dock, under
the Exchange. The said Sloop Betfc, is for Sale, with
or without her Cargo; consisting of 50 Puncheons and
20 Barrels Rum, She is a new Vellel, Burthen about 40
Tons, well found, and a remarkable faft Sailer. For
Particulars Enquire of the Master on Board, or of Alex
ander Fraser, at Judge Hicks's House, near the Fly-
Market.
"WANTS a PLACE,
A WET NUURSE, with a good Breast
of Milk. Enquire at Mr. Henry Ponti
neer's in Rocfevelt street, near the Tea Water
Pump, or at Dr. Farquhar's.
For SALE,
On board the, brig Pearl, PETER BRANCKER,
Master, lying at Burling's-Slip:
SAIL dark, No. 1 to 7; Cordage ; an assortment of
carpenters nails, cheese, drugs, and a few pieces
coirle woollens.
Thomas Courtney, and Sons,
TA Y L O R S,
From Boston,
HAVE moved next the golden-key in Upper Dock-
Greet ; and wiilgive the greatest encouragement to
journeymen tayjors, and content employment.
RUN,-3way on Wednesday the firft inst. from on
board the ship Union, William Hamilton, master;
lyingat wharf, a black man named Prince, about
twenty-one or twenty-two years of age, speaks good Eng
lish, and formerly lived with a Mr. Lafliel or Lasher, in
the Broadway ; is well known in this place, and had ora
wucu he wentaway a blue jacket and pair of fearaothing
trowfers. Whoever will give intelligence of him to the
printer, so that he may be secured; or brings him on board
the said ffiip, shall receive two guineas reward and every
other charge. ..
WAN FED, in a Gentleman's Family, a
young Woman to take care of Children,
Sew, &c.^Enqtm w e of Hugh Gaine.
At RICHARD SAUSE^
Hardware, Jewellery, and Cutlery Store, the lower End
of the Fly-Market, may be had the following Arti
cles, viz.
SIL YER handled tabled Ivory alkin and slate leaf
and delert knives and memorandum books,
forks, Gilt, ivory, and wood fmel-
Ivory, camwood, ebany ant ling bottles and tooth
bone knives, pick cases,
Polish'd and other razors Razor hones, oyl bottles,
and lancets, and razor flraps,
Pocket, pruning and pen- Elegant tea tra*s, waiters
knives, and crewit stands,
Mincing, chopping, oyster Ink-Hands of various forts,
and butcher ditto, Horse and Chaise whips,
Silver mounted lancet cases Gilt head canes, tucks and
and tooth drawers, rattans,
Paste, silver, pinchbeck and Silver tea tongs,
common foe,knee, flock; Tortiihell inlaid, and com
fhirt, and hat buckles, mon ditto,
Necklaces, earings, anl hair Silver correls, rattles and
fprigr, cawls for children,
Stone and plain gold rings, Enamel'd and common nut-
Sleeve buttons, ' • meg graters,
Locket and common ditto, Paper, enamel'd, fleel and
Gold and silver lace sword japanned fnuff and tobac
knots and watch trades, co boxes,
Watch seals, silk brades, Brat' s sconces, .
chains, keys and trinkets. Marking instruments and
Plated brass and japanned spy glasses,
candlesticks, Dog collars,
Polished stands, Pinching irons and curling
Neat and common fnuffets, tongs,
Razor cases complete, Pinkingirons, jagging ditto,
Plated and steel spurs, and turn screws,
Pencils, ditto, Needles, pins, and black
Cases, fhagreen and plated hair ditto,
steel ditto, and tops, Silver, pinchbeck, brass and
Gold and common scalp and taylors thimbles,
and weights, Sugar knippers. key swivels,
Brick and plaiftering trowels and hoot picks,
Taylors and sheep theers, Fire irons,
Ivory and horn corobs, Brass knob; chest and cup-
Emery paper ^ rotten stone, board locks,
Dust and warming pans, Iron jacks, cleevers, grid-
Marking iron and plyers, irons and ftilliards,
Buttle flyders, Fish-hooks,
Marrow and mustard spoons, Pistol and tin tinderbox,
Apple scoops, Hand vises and bed screws.
Dram bottles, Steel collars for children,
Paper by the rheam or quire. Sand and pepper boxes,
Pocket books with inftru- Drawing knives and mouse
ments, | traps.
N. B. At the above place is carried on the CUTLE
RY BUSINESS, where Gentiemen may have their mili
tary weapons neatly repaired,
rr'w( )chefts were brought from Halifax in the Ihip
William, Capt. Lamb, and supposed to be lodged
in tome store in this city ; the property of Thomas Hill,
a volunteer in the light infantry. The person in whose
peffeffion they are, is requested to inform Hugh Gaine
where they may be found, who will reward them for
their trouble. The letters T. H. are cut on the lid of
one of the chests.
POINTER.
LOST, about ten Days ago, an old brown-coloured
Bitch, with a white Neck, white Feet, and bad
!L,cs, particularly her right Eye ; answers to the Name of
' JEAN. Whoever brings the said Bitch to Hugh Gaine,
] or the Sergeant M^jor of the 6th Regiment, ffiall receive
)Ten Shillings Reward ; or if any Person can give Informa
tion so as the said Bitch can be got, they mail have the
above Reward.