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3 Capt. Rdhifa, arrived at Philadelphia
from London, we have the following Advices,
viz.
LONDON, Aug. 15.
A Letter from Newcastle, dated August i;tb,
fays, on Tuesday hand bills were put up in
this town for taking up transports for America, allo
for Stade, to carry Hanoverians to Gibraltar and
Mahon, and to bring Troops to England.
It is confidently asserted that the court of Spain has
sent a memorial defying the affirtance of Great-Bo tain
in subduing the Moors and piratical States in Africa.
Aug. 17, Itisfaid that the petition, with a plan
for reconciling the differences fobfilting between the
North-American Colonies and the Mother Country,
brought over by Governor Penn, will be presented to
his Majesty in council to-morrow.
Every (loop of war and frigate in the royal navy
is now fitting outby order of the Admiralty Board.
Aug. 19. The petition brought over from Pennsyl
vania by Governor Penn's brother, was net preferred
yelieiday to his Majesty at St. James's as was expected,
but a day will soon be fixed for its being received.
Extras of a letter from the Hague, Aug. 11.
" The day before yesterday his Excellency Sir
Joseph Yorke ,presented a memorial to the States
General, entreating them to prolong the term of the
prohibition laid upon the Dutch against carrying
arrnsor ammunition to the Americans ; to which their
; High Mightinesses consented, and issued orders accor
dingly.
" It is reported, that notwithstanding the bad
fuecefs the Spaniards have met with, they are deter
mined to.bombard Algiers."
Yesterday feme dispatches were received at Lord
Dartmouth's Office, from Lord William Campbell,
Governor of South-Carolina, brought by the Mer
maid, Capt. Harford, arrived at Portsmouth from
that Province.
The Hanoverian troops, which are to embark at
Stade for Gibraltar and Mahon on board our trans
ports, who arc to bring home the troops garrisoned
there, are taken into the pay of Great-Britam for
two years.
I Late on Wednesday Evening an express arrived at
the Secretary of State's Office in Cleveland row, from
'Paris, which, we are informed, brings an account
that the French are making all over the kingdom the
greatest preparation for a war, and that couriers are
daily passing from thence to Madrid, and allo to
Lisbon, but that every thing is kept as secret as polhble.
On Wednesday Gen. Haldimand, just arrived from
America, (not Gen. Palton as mentioned in ourlaft
by mistake) was introduced to his Majesty at St.
James's by Sir Jeffery Amherst, and moll graciously
received. The above gentleman has been in America
upwards of eighteen years, and was sent for by order
of government, in order to lay the prefect Ikue of
America before his Majetty.
Extract of a letter from Dublin, August it.
" The marine recruiting parties in this kingdom
meet with great success in their levies; but the
marching regiments ordered abroad, which are to be
.augmented to 700 rank and file, with difficulty lilt a
man; which is Grange, considering the profpe& of
preferment that the American war prefects them."
Orders are ~ivan for leveral ferjeants belonging to
the foot-guards to be sent to Ireland on recruiting
parties. The men railed are to bf incorporated in
different regiments ; and on Monday next they will
set out for that purports.
Ail the new frigates now building at the different
dock-yards, arq ordered to be finifhed with the utmpft
dispatch.
It is said that a penfinn of 200 L per annum is
fettled on the Widowof the late Major Pitcairn,
who has eleven children.
Extra& of a letter from Plymouth, August 15.
“ Lieut. Pitcairn, of the marines, (who brought
his father, Major Pitcairn, when mortally wounded
at Bolton, off the field of a&ion) is appointed a
Captain Lieutenant and Captain in the laid corps,
(though not in his turn) as an acknowledgement of
the set vices of his gallant father."
Yesterday the Shipwrights belonging to his Ma
jesty's yard at Woolwich, aflembled in a body in a
church yard, and being fatisfied in ref,e& to the
terms which the Admiralty Board proposed, went
into the yard with drums beating and colours flying.
In some of the French ports in the Channel, there
are at this time several Ihips laden with arms bound
to America."
At Algiers, to the foutfoward, there is a declivity,
upon which, at several distances, hooks are placed.---
When a man is guiltv of any atrocious crime, he is
^thrown down this precipice, caught by the hooks, and
,is left to peri/h, being scorched to death by the fun.
Among the prisoners taken by the Algerines, upon
the late Spanish defeent, were two of their Generals,
who were immediately thrown down the above rock.
Tuesday last a draught of 4.00 men was taken from
the Royal Train of Artillery, at Woolwich, and
marched immediately to' Portsmouth, in order, to
embark on board a /hip defined for America.
Extract of a letter from Gofport, August 16.
" The Shipwrights are daily going into the yard,
except those who worked day-work ; but it is thought
an order will be sent down to enter them also, as we
have at this time a number of drips to get ready for
sea, and that with the greatest expedition. It is like
wile Did, that in future they will be paid their wages
on the firft day of every month.
“ Yesterday a number of men c,me down from
the rendezvous opened in London, and have all en
tered on board the ships fitting for sea."
The lhip in which the money was seized on Wed
nesday, was bound to Philadelphia, and not to Bos
ton, as mentioned in our last, and the cash was Dip
ped by an eminent Merchant of this city, as a remit
tance to Merchants there for goods received here;
the reason therefore of its being seized, was owing to
the negleft in the Clerks not entering it at the Cullom
House.
Extract of Better from Hanover, August 8.
" In consequence of a gracious refcript, which the
regency of this Electorate has received from the King
of Great-Britaiu, our august Sovereign, orders have
been sent to the regiment of Prince Ernest of Meck
jenburgh Strelitz, of Goldacker, of Hardenberg, of
Rhoden, and of Mothe, to be ready to march to Stade,
to embark the firft of September next, and proceed
with the firft favourable wind for their destination,
which is to re-place the English regiments in garrison
at Gibraltar and Port-Mahon. As no General is
appointed to accompany them, it is thought that Mr.
Goldacker, the oldest Colonel, will have the com
mand of these five regiments. It is not yet known
whether these troops will go immediately to their
destination, or touch at any port in England, which
it is very likely they may. This order at firft caused
i'ome furprite, but as it is for the service of our Mo
narch/both officers and soldiers seem to surpass each
other in making the most speedy preparations to exe-
GUtG his Majesty's pleafurc.'^
WATERI OWN, October 9.
Capt. Rufus Fife, from the coafi of Africa, arrived
at Wood's Hole on the 29th alt. On the 7th Sept, in lat.
35, came across the wreck of the foop Indufry, her ,
frars all gone, her deck fwepl clear, with her hold
full of boards, Jbingles and saves ; be found a pair
of white thread flockings, which he booked out of the
cabbin, mark'd Watjon Crojby.
PROVIDEN C E, October ~
Letters have been received at Cambridge from
Col. Arnold, who commanded the detachment which
lately went from that place for Canada, dated at
Fort-Weflern the i%tb ult. in 10 days from which time
the Colonel expelled to arrive in Canada. The detach
ment was then in three dhvifions ; the faf of which
was to march the next day, the second and third the
two following days. A fry that bad been sent out
to reconnitre, reported that the ways Were payable.
The troops were in the greatef health, and the greatef
harmony fubffed amongst the officers.
NEVv POR T, October 9.
By the motions of some of the men of war and
transports, in thisharbowr, last Monday, it was fuf
pe&ed they intended to take off live stock from the
farms on thefouth part of this Ifland,,called Brenton's
Neck, the ensuing night ; whereupon a number of
persons went down in the evening and brought off
about 1000 Iheep and between 46 and 50 head of
horned cattle from several farms ; But there dill re
mained a considerable number of cattle, sheep and
hogs, on two farms belonging to Jaltleel and Ben
jamin Brenton, great part of wnich 'tis supposed
were by them there Collected for and fold to the men
of war, to be sent to Bolton, for tire express purpdfe
of. Supplying our inveterate enemies.---The next day
the fliips took off from laid Brentons farms, about
35 head of cattle and iyp fueep ; on Wednesday they
took sor 6 m'ore cattle. Tit-re being still left on the
farms of James, JaN,:l and Benjamin Brentons
between 60 and 70 bead of cattle. On Wednefuay,
and Thurlday morning, about 300 Minute-men ar
rived here from the county of Providence, Tiverton
and Little Compton, under the command of Cols.,
Eleck Hopkins and William Richmond, Efqrs. and
as soon s they had refrefned themselves, they marched
into the Neck, and brought off 66 horned cattle,
some sheep, hog, and poultry, the fliips the.fame
time lying within gun Ihor, and discharged several
cannon; ar them, but with out any effect , ,j^
This town having been threatened to be fired on
from tiie men of war, On account of the armedr force
which, made its appearance here, a great manyof the
inhabitants moved part of all their effeas out ; and
many left the town. The carts, chaises, riding
chairs, and trucks, were to numerous that the tticets•
and reads were ahnoft blocked up with them. Tburf
day and Friday being rainy and muddy, the poor
yvomen and children were much exposed in looking •
out for some place of fafety ; the people continued
moving out very fall all Saturday and yesterday,
with thercft'e&s.
It is almost impossible to conceive what infamous,
rascals tricks have been made rfc of to difrefs this
town, by the abandoned set of miniflerial tools here.
The Jbips in this harbour, last week seized several
vefels, loaded with wood, from longJfand ; which„
vejjels, we are well assured, bad Capt. Wallace's
permission to fetch wood for the fcpply of this town.
Saturday afternoon the Jbips Rose, Glasgow, and
Swan, a brig with 6 guns, and one or two fmail
bomb-mortars, three or four tenders, two transports,
and several wood-Vefcls, &c. making in all fifteen,
Jail, weighed anchor and went up the river, entered
the harbour of Rrijlol, and demanded three hundred
Jhcep, which not being complied with, between 8 and
9 o'clock they began a heavy fire on the town, and con
tinued it upwards of an hour ; in which time a dum
ber of Jbot went through the boafes of William Bradford,
Efg; Capt. Ingraham, damaged the church a little,
and several jbops, fables, isc. The'women andcbil
dren, in great dijirefs (dark and rainy as it was)
'were obliged to leave their habitations, arid seek fpel- ?
ter in the adjacent country. Between 9 and to 'o'clock
a committee was appointed to go on board, 'whofertlea
the matter by giving or felling 4.of seep. Ikthe /mall
defenceless town of Briflol, were near 100 perferis
very Jick, and dead, at the time of this firing; and
we are afufed, two Jick persons aflually died of the
fright.
IVe bear the men of v^r have cut up a quantity of
corn at popofquajb or Hog-If and.
N E W.-Y O R K, Odober 16.
Extras of a Letter from the Campat Cambridge,
from undoubted Authority ; dated October sth,
1775.
“ Gentlemen,
“ By an intelligent Person from Boston, the 3d
Instant, I am informed that a Fleet confuting- of one
64, and one id Gun Ships, two Sloop's of 18 Guns,
two Transports with 600 Men, were to fail from
Boston as Yesterday; their Deltination a profound
Secret. That they took on board 2 Mortars and 4
Howitzers, with other Artillery calculated for the
Bombardment of a Town. I have thought it pro
per to apprize every considerable Town on the Coast,
of this Armament, that they may be on their Guard.
Should I receive any farther Account of their Des
tination, it dial! be forwarded.
" The fame Person also informs, that an Express
Sloop arrived 4 Days before, from England, at Bos
ton, which she left the Sth of August. Gen. Gage
and molt of the Officers who were at Lexington are
recalled, and fail this Day. General Howe suc
ceeds to the Command. Six Ships of the Line and
two Cutters, under Sir Peter Dennis, are coming out:
Five Regiments and 1000 Marines may be expected
at Bolton in 3or 4 Weeks. No Profpe& of Accom
modation ; but on the other Hand, every Appear
ance of the War being pushed with the utmolt Vi
gour."
The fame afternoon a messenger war sent with dis
patches to ^1 Gower, President. of the Council, at
his feat at 1 rentham-hall, in Staffordshire.
It was currently reported yelterday, that advices
had been received in town from Madrid, that the
Spanish Coblul had forbid any Engiilh fllip lying
any more than 48 hours at Monto Chrilti.
His Majeffy did not come to town yesterday till
part one o'clock, and set out for Kew before two,
even before the Light Horie were come to condu&
him, and he met them on Constitution Hill.
Last Week died at his Seat in Suffolk County, on
Long-Island, in an advanced Age, David Jones,
Esq; He was Speaker of the General Assembly, and
one of the Judges of the Supreme Court of this Pro
vince many Years ; and in both Stations acquitted
himfelf with much Honour and Integrity.
Last Friday Afternoon the House of Mr. Slidel,
in the Broad Way took Fire, by Means of forne
Sparks from a Blacksmith's Forge falling on the
Roof; the Fire was loon got under with the Loss of
the Roof, and some other little Damage.
Since our last his Majesty's Sloop of War the
Viper, failed on a Cruize,
PUBLIC AUCTION.
On TUESDAY the 24th Instant,
Will be peremptorily SOLD,
At the house of Miss MARY PHILLIPS, in Smith's-
Street, the corner of Princess-Street,
U I'LL her intire flock in trade, confining of a very
f'l neat and general assortment of MILLIN ARY,
thread lace, black and white blond lace, fattens, mofe,
perfians, ribbons, gauzes, with a variety of other articles,
too tedious to enumerate.
Also all her hpufbold and kitchen furniture, being of
the best kind, and confiris of neat mahogany chairs, tables,
defc, buroes, beds, bedfleads, window and bed curtains,
ffice^ g and table linen, looking glasses, china, &c. &c.
A: ihe intends for England in the November Packet,
infoeats all perlons that is indebted to her,, to + caH and
fettle their accounts immediately, otherwise die will be
tinder the disagreeable necessity of putting them into the
hands of an attorney for recovery, which Ihe would with
to avoid.
—SCRIVENER'S OFFICE.
MR, KNAPP assures the public of his constant
attendance to execute the business of this office,
so far as the ptefent unhappy criris will admit ; that in
the most candid and fatisfa&ory manner he will continue
to give his advice and opinion as well in all cases of law
and equity, as on deeds, wills, and other writings; will
draw articles of agreement and co-partnership, affidavits,
assignments, mortgages, leases, deeds, wills, petitions,
memorials; and every other writing, effeaually to answer
the purposes intended, and that upon the most easy charge,
and in the fherteft time polhble t Also, letters of attorney,
certificates, &c. pei fefled under the city seal, or other
wise, as the cae may require.
Executors to wills, and administrators ft) intestates
eftatet ,will.be regularly inftru&ed in the execution of
their office, whereby to avoid the expence and trouble
which often happens from the want of knowledge therein :
And fea-fareing men, as well as other Grangers, who
many times fall under difficulties not altogether relative
1 to the law, will be 'particularly aflifted.
th iCA§W at present is fearce, but whoever shall please
^'to favour this office with lending out their money, may
rely on their interest being duly "regarded. Debts reco
vered as usual. Broad-Street, j 6th O&o. 1775.
To be SOL D, at public Vendue,
A FARM or plantation of land, situate, lying and
being at Bloomingdale, within about 5 miles of
the city of New-York ; being part of the estate of John
Horfen, lately deceased, containing 50 acres of land, 12
of which is fine wood Jand, and 12 more excellent mea
dowground, and 12 more may be made, and the rest is
well adapted either for grass, or the railing of grain, which
it has been found to produce plentiful crops of all kinds.
On the premises are the following improvements ; a good
convenient dwelling heyfe, with a kitchen at one end,
a good barn, two hay barracks, and a fine oithard, in
which there is a choice collection of about 300 fruit trees
of the best kind, two wells and a spring, which are con
stantly supplied with water, even in the dryeft season.---
The situation of this farm is delightfully pleasant and
healthy, and capable of the most elegant improvements,
and its vicinity to the city renders it exceeding convenient
and pleasant for a Gentleman's country feat, a trader,
or tavern-keeper, or for any kind of public business. It
is also very convenient and pleasant on account of its ad
joining the North-River, which affords plenty of filh
and oysters.
The faie of the above to be on the 9th day of Decem
ber next, at Bloomingdale, on the premises, at eleven
o'clock in the forenoon of the fame day, when the arti
cles of sale will be made known ; or if required, at any
time before, by the fubferibers, who will give an indif
pbtable title to the purchaser :---a very good waggon and
cart will be also fold on the fame day.
Notice is hereby also given to all persons who have
any demands against the estate of the said John Horfen,
deceased, that they are requeued to bring in their accounts
properly attested ; and all persons who are indebted to the
said estate, by bond, note, or book debt, are likewise re
quested to make immediate payment, to prevent those
disagreeable proceedings the law directs.
JACOB HORSEN, ? Executors
MARTINUS SCHOONMAKER, j cxecu[ors
- TO BE SOLD;
By a Lady lately arrived from London, at the Widow
Glover's, in Nassau-Street:
AWASH for the Teeth, by the famous Dr. Rigg, of
London, which not only cleans and whitens tho
Teeth, but is a good Preventative against the Scurvey in
the. Gums; much may bp said in favour of this Wash,
tho' not necessary, as the using of one Bottle will con
vince the Purchaser of its Efficacy.
It is put into Bottles sealed with the Dodor's Cypher,
and fold at 4s. per Bottle, with printed Directions for
using it.
A, Mr. ELSWORTH's Stage Waggon that
plyed between Powles-Hook and Hackinlack, will
cease driving after next Thursday, for the Season.
^ Three Pence per Pound will be
given for the best Sort of good, dry, clean
LINEN RAGS, and so in Proportion for
those of an inferior Quality.—by HUGH
GAINE.
*l* Just come to Hand, neatly coloured, an exa&
VIEW of the BATTLE at Charlestown,
on the 17th of June, 1775, and to be laid by Hugh
Gaine, Price 7s. 6d. Proclamation.
CUSTOM-HOUSE, NE^-YORK,
INWARD ENTRIES, From
Sloop Cornelia, R. Sands, St. Croix
Polly, W.Thompson, London
Brig Channing-Peggy, J. Lawrence, jum Ditto
Fair-Lady, J. Robinson, Bristol
Sloop Hope, R. Weeden, Jamaica
Ship Diana, E. Bradford, Hispaniola
Sloop Cheder, J. Mulford, North-Carolina^
Polly, A. Giraud, Coracoa
Schooner Sally, S. Coffin, Nantucket
OUTWARD ENTRIES. For
N ONE.
CLEARED for DEPARTURE. To
Brig Elliot, W. Hallock, Whaling
Sloop Polly, A. Giraud, Jamaica
Nancy, A. Young, Lisbon
Schooner Hope, T. Cunningham, Tortola
Brig Jersey. Packet, T. I)avidfon, St. Augustine
± To,lau tbe 30th of October;
For JAMAIC A,
And in her way will land Passengers at
ANTIGUA, St. KITTS,
St. EUSTATIA, or any other
of the Welt-India Islands,
n ei ^ oo p chance,
A Good veffe! and well accommodated 1 For passage
only, apply to Alexander Murray, at George Crdok
fhank's, on Doctor Brownjohn's wharf. ___
A Wet nafe, luitb a nrzu breaffmilk, that can be quell
recommended, is quilling to go into a gentlemansfamily;
and a qvomaq very quell qualified as a boufe-keeper, and a
c%k. Any person learning to employ either of the above
mentioned Women, for Particulars are desired to apply to
H. Caine.
TF a certain Mary Beatty, alias Paffons, will apply
, to Mr. Cornelius Bradford, Merchant, in New-
York, Ihe will hear of f>mething much to her
Advantage: 'Tis supposed ihe is in or about Phila
delphia, as flie.wrote to her Friends in Ireland, from
thence in the Year 1774.
FIFTY DOLLARS Reward.
RUN-AWAY from the fabferiber, an English con—
vift fervaht man, named BENJAMIN SAGERS,
a blacxfmith and gunsmith by trade, a very flreighc
round lac d fellow, about fivd feet eleven inches high,
has a remarkable down frowning look, riort light hair,
and leveral fears on his head and face! Had on when he
went away, a white shirt, blue coat, striped tfowfers,
Spotted flockings, new pumps, and an old beaver hat cut *
in the tafhion: May probably forge a pass, as he write#
a good hand. Whoever takesup arid secures said servant
in any of his Majefl.y s gaols, so that his master may
have him again, shall have, if twenty miles from home,
Forty Shillings, if forty miles, Four Pounds, if eighty
miles, Eight Pounds, and if one hundred miles, the
above reward, and reasonable charges, if brouchthome,
UU^ AWERAY RICHARDSON.
To beTTT,'or'SO L D,"
(And entered tn immediately)
^T HE FARM whereon the sub
-111 I scriber lately lived, in North
^^Caftle, within forty miles of New
ft^York, about four miles from Hud-
I&lon's-River 1 The farm contains 150
acres of land, well timbered and
watered, is all very natural to grass, and there is on the
fame between 20 and 30 acres of meadow, three excellent
orchards and a good dwelling house, with other convenient
out-houses, with a saw-mill and a grist-mill. Who
ever inclines to hire or ptirchafe, may agree on reasonable
terms, by applying to Nathaniel Conkling, living near
the premises, or SAMUEL HALLOCK.
To be LET immediately,
THE whole or part of the dwelling-house late of
Joseph Jelf, deceased, situate in Elizabeth-Town:
Also to be let, the shop and out stores late of she said
deceased. This'fhop is one of the best Situations in town
for business. For terms apply to Mrs. Jelf, who lives on
the premises.
-R O M A N's
L/M A P of BOSTON,
Isjuft printed, published, and to be fold
By RICHARD SAUSE,
At his Store neat the Fly-Market, Little Dock Street,
Where Subscriptions are taken in for any number.
THIS Map of Boston, &c. is one of the most cor
rect that has ever been published. The draught
was taken by the most fkiiful Dtaughtfman in all Ame
rica, arid who wason the spot at the engagements of Lex
ington and Bunker's-Hil).
Price plain ss. Coloured 6s and 6d. Pennsylvania cur
rency.'
*** Swords and Cutteaux de Chafe, with a variety of
Jewellery, Hardware and Cutlery, to be fold at the above
Store.
^^^^.^cos^ tax^//fe§ #0 ^ wees@^
^ ^K^E^Y^S^Eoß's fe(
* Famous Pills, %
C° we " known all over Europe, fortheir ^
3^ Qfupcrior Efficacy and peculiar Mildness, in A
Q perfectly eradicatingevery Degree of a certain °o'
q Disease, without theleaft Trouble or Con- ^
^finement.
The Public may be affured,that this ex- D
#. .cellent Medicine is beyond any Thing, in all *
& Foulnefsand Impurities of the Blood, having ^
^ performed many astonishing Cures (intbisand ty
the neighbouring Colonies) in Scorbutic Erup
tions, Leprosies, White Swellings, Stiff Joints, Q
Gout, and Rheumatic Disorders, &c.
^w
« A new Importation w
V (Directly from P ARIS) g
Of the above Pills,
3 May now be had of
M HUGH GAINE,
In Boxesofios.2os. and 40s. each, ^
W Who has in his Hands a Letter from the
Widow Keyfer, and a Certificate from under
& her own Hand, of their Genuineness; which &
& any Person may have the Perusal of by ap- ^
^. plying to him at his Book Store in Hanover "g
ts Square.—Where the Public in generalcan be
ty supplied with most Sorts of
^ Books and Stationary Ware. @
saT^*B^ ooca ^ii, GOOD $ coca^^^^ty.
SIR, Paris, August 1, 1774.
IN Consequence of the Letter with which you have
honoured me, die 14th of June last, I have lent
you a final! Box containing the Ante-Venereal Pills
you wrote for, and have been paid for the fame. In
the Box you will find a Certificate which proves that
the Pills I now fend are of my Composition : And
have the honour to be sincerely, Sir,
Your humble Servant,
W. KEYSER.
Mr. Gaine, Printer and
Bookseller, at New-York.
I The Widow of Joseph Adrian de Keyfer, Esq;
one of his Majesty's Pensioners and Provider for
the Military and other Hospitals of this Kingdom,
Do hereby Certify, to all whom it may con
cern, That the Boxes of ANTI-VENEREAL
PILLS now lent, are verily of my Composition;
in Truth of which, and to fatisfy all those who may
require it, I have given this Certificate. Sealed with
the Seal of my Arms, at Paris, the tft of August,
1774-' W. KEYSER.
(seal.)
ALL Perfonsjndebted to the Estate of Lawrence Kil
burn, deceased, are hereby requested to make im
mediate Payment to Judith Kilburn, Executrix,--^who
has for Sale at her House next Door to the Hon. Joha
Watts, Efc; wholesale and retail, on the mff reasonable
Terms for Calh, viz.
White Lead ground in Oil,
Do. Do. dry.
Red Lead,
Spanilh Brown ground in Oil,
Vellow Oaker, dry,
Ground Do. Do.
Verdegreafe ground in Oil,
Do, dry,
Rose Pink, Dutch Pink, Prussian Blue, Turkey Um
ber, Naples Yellow.
Also 6by 8, 7 by 9, 8 by to, it by 9, to by iz
Crown Window Glass; and sundry other Articles ia the
Painters Way.
up a few
1 days ago, a sorrel STAL
}^R LION, fourteen hands high,
about four years old. Whoever
owns the said hurfe, describing
him, and making his marks
known, by applying to the sub
scriber, at Frelh-Water, may
have him again, paying charges.
JACOB HORSEN.