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persons amongst us. The simile is just, and the
cure used with one, must be applied to the other, viz.
A reparation the clean from the unclean : This
has been d> ; the committee of this I own have,
after m hiendly advices and intreatics, which
proved pin, been led to the. disagreeable necessity
of publishing Mr. Jacobus Low, merchant, of this
town ; all which have as yet not wrought a refor
mation on his conduct. Heiately published a piece
in Mr. Gaine's paper, in vindication of his conduct,
tlie like of which is not to be -paralelkd;---it not
only contains fcurrilour and abusive language, but
gross falfehoods. Tirft he begins, "Johannes Sleght,
“ chairman of the committee of Ulster County, lias
“ published me as an enemy of my country, for
<c felling tea ; in which it is let forth, that all the
“ merchants and fltippers had signed articles, in
" which they agreed not to fell tea." 1 his he fays,
" is absolutely fal-fe, for there are more which have
“ not signed 'for the very reafous I had, and the
" committee knew that they had not all hgned at
g< the time of publishing mi's piece of malice."---
Thecommittee are furpiledat Mr. Low's ignorance
and stupidity, since he has as well incurred the dis
pleasure of the friends of Liberty in the city of
New-York as here, by his noh-compliance with Lis
brethren merchants in this town ; but it appears
that he will endeavour to heap fin upon fins to
cure a wound by a frefh bruise, that is,- by com
mitting a crime and leading the guil.tltfs in the exe
cution thereof. The said committee: still fay, that
every merchant and (kipper in this town, who were
poffeffe.! of Taft-India tea for Jale, ha<l. figned the
said articles before the publication, which they are
ready to prove by the original in their custody (Jaco
bus Low only excepted ;) they; abb deny that Johan
nes Sleght was chairman for the county of Ulster,
(as he fays) but only for thebtown of Kingston ;
they alio deny that any malice divas fhewnunto him,
but that, on the contrary, he was solicited, advised,
and intreated so quit felling tea, as the other mer
chants had done, to prevent a publication, which then
allproved abortive. As for the aflertion of us being
known in Kingston, that said Low had offered to
sign the third article of the association, is even con
tradi&ory by his own advertisement, for be dill ad
heres to the consumption of it. As for the matters
he asserts to have been reported in and by the com
niitte, is absolutely falfe ; here the world may difeo
ver the wickedness of his heart, by endeavouring to
punilh others for his own crimes; in Ihort, it is im
posing on.the public to answer every part of so bale a
piece of wilful and falfe publication, from a man
who was treated with so much lenity as he was done
from this committee.
By order of the Committee,
JOHANNES SLEGHT, Chairman.
Since the publication of Mr. Low, this committee
has been augmented so thenumber of seventeen, and
have re-elected Johannes Sleght, chairman.
' A TCH'E'S.—
JOHN SIMNET, (^ of & frf in London, ooho
brought this curious and ujeful manufaSure to^erfidiion)
continues to repair and clean gl#„.watches much cheaper
and better than is usual ; apd, fillsexcellent new watches
in gold, silver, metal, &c. which will require no ex
pence cleaning or repairing, except abus'd. Best grilles
at is.
*|* Remov'd next to the white house, the lower corner
of the Coffee-Houle bridge, New-York. The sign of
the dial over the window.
CT''' Some time this fprihg, a silver hilted
A sword, with Abraham Livingfron's
name cut on the blade. The person who finds it, and
will return it to the printer, fhail receive zos, reward for
their probity.
'FOUITDO LLARS Reward."
RUN-AWAY from Abraham Lawrence, of Flushing, .
on Long-Illand, Queen's county, on the 18th of
March, a negro man named O LIV E R, (belonging to
Samuel Smith, on the north fide of Staten Island) but
may have changed his name, as it is said he has called
himfelf Jerry : He is about 22 years of age, 5 feet 7
or 8 inches high, has something of a yellow caftin his
colour : Had on and took with him when he went away,
two old blue coats, one long skirts, the other short, a
striped jacket, a pair of old homespun breeches, a pair of
striped trowfers, a pair of tow trowfers, two pair of
flockings, one pair deep blue, the other grey, and an
old beaver hat. It is thought he has money, and likely
may change his cloaths•: He has been seen at Elizabeths
Town and in New-York, in company with Col, Mor
ris's negro man named Jerry. Any person that secures
said negro, so that his mailer may have him again, shall
have the above reward, and all reasonable charges, paid
by Samuel Smith, on the north fide of Staten Island,
Abraham Lawrence, .at Fluffing, Jonathan I. Dayton,
at Elizabeth-Town Point, or Simon Hellers, at the
White-Hall, in New-York.
He is very still, having but few words to fay to any
body ; his hair is something bushy, and it is thought he
has got on hoard feme boat or sloop belonging to the East
or North River, or the Jerfies.
N. B. Allmafters of vessels, and others, are hereby
forwarned from concealing or carrying off said negro at
their peril.
~ UTLTC.
THOMAS GALBREATH, being under the neces
sity of going to Halifax and Quebec, intends setting
off the firft opportunity that offers ; and proposes going
to Scotland early next fall; and not being certain of
returning to New-York, acquaints the public in general,
and his friends in particular, that he will dispose of the
flock of goods on hand (being well sorted) at a cent, and
some articles lower, for ready money, at his store the
corner of Maiden Lane, facing the Fly Market. He
requests of his friends to fettle their accounts, which
will be a singular favour, and gratefully acknowledged by
their most humble servant.
THOMAS GALBREATH.
N. B. The following are a part of the articles to be
fold as above mentioned, velvets, velverets, fuftians and
jeans, buff coloured corderoy, camblets, tabborets, bom
bazeens, men, women and boys worsted hose, men and
womens thread and cotton do. womens silk gloves and
mitts, fans, bow and skeleton wire, silk breeches straps,
worsted do. fill: fringe, black and white silk lace, mould
and wir'd shirt buttons, tammies, durants, callimancoes,
dorfateens, black fattens and allamodes, broad and nar
row ; sewing silks, callicoes, furniture do. light and
dark chintzes, checks, red and white printed handker
chiefs, yd. and 7-8 wd. clear lawns, white buckram,
check handkerchiefs, figured drawboys, flay lace and
cords, silk ferrits, coat binding, bed ticks, womens pur
ple leather gloves and mitts, girls do. writing paper,
bonnet do. press do. trolly thread lace, thread trimmings
and edging, dutch lace, silver links, set stone hair pins,
set stone ear-rings, common and white chapel needles,
needle sewed aprons, kentings and lawns, (plain and
figured) silk gauzes, hard and foftTaris meal and spider
nets, men and boys hats, ribbons of all kinds, thread
bobbings, cap and apron tapes, buckles of different kinds,
feiffars and pen knives, ivory and horn combs, twist and
mohair buttons, and metal do. white thread, coloured
and Flemish do. looking glasses of different kinds, and
funerv other articles too tedious to mention.
A Stout active NEGRO BOY, about twelve years
, old, has had. the small-pox. Enquire of the
printer.
fake and retail.
OLD Madeira, 1
Red port, i
Tenerife,";^
Frontenack,
Florence, }
Claret, and I
Lisbon, J;
Jamaica spirits,
Brandy, geneva, arrack,
Weft-lndia rum,
Best bottled porter,
Bristol beer,'
Cheshire and Gloucester
cheese,
Double Tefirrid, 7 $
Single dm and >§
Mufcovado J
Chocolate, coffee, Pepper,
Allspice,
Whole and ground ginger.
Calk and jar raisins,
New currants,
Turkey figs, French plumbs,
Prunes, Vermicilli,
Maccaroni, Truffels,
Morells, capers, anchovies,
Olives, Florence oyl,
Saltpetre, ilinglafs,
Catchup, soy, nutmegs,
Mace, cloves, Cinnamon,
Oatmeal, falop, sago,
With every other Article in the GROCERY
WAY. . ;
CHARLES OLIVER BRUFF,
GOLDSMITH and JEWELLER,
At the sign of the tea-pot, tankard, arid ear-ring, between
Maiden-Lane and Crown-Street, next door to Doßor
Kemmeheau, near the Fly-Market;
WHERE he makes and rriends any kind of diamond
or enamelled work in the jewellery way: Also
all manner of stone buckles, ftorie rings, ear-rings and
broaches, solitaires, hair jewels, lockets, enamelled (leeve
buttons, mourning ririgsrpf all forts, trinkets for ladies,
rings and lockets,, plain or enamelled; gold necklaces,
and stories of all forts! Likewise makes and mends all
forts of fi|ver # fmiths work; Also ladies fans neatly
mended. He gives the highest price for old gold, silver
and jewels ; buys rough chryftal, handsome pebble, and
blank cornelian, fit for fed stones ! He.has fitted.a
Lapidary mill up, ' where he cuts all forts of stones. He
wants immediately a lapidary, jeweller, and an apprentice
boy ; none need apply but what can be well recommend
ed. Heengraves all forts of arms, crests, cyphers, heads
and fancies, in the heateft mariner and greatest expedition,
with the heads of Lord Chatham, Shakespeare, Milton,
Newton, Pope, Homer, Soc Yates, Hannibal, Marc An
thony, Caesar, Plato, Jupiter, Apollo, Neptune, Mars,
Clcoparri, Diana, Flora, Venus, Ma'rcelania, Masons
arms, with all emblems of liberty; Cupid fancies, hearts
and dores neatly engraved for ladies trinkets. Likewise
silver and fleel feels. He also plaits hair in the neatest
manner. N. B. Takes likenesses off in hair as natural
as possible, as to the forth of vifages'; works hair in sprigs,
birds, figures, cyphers, crests and cupid fence's. He has
fcr sale, best corals for whiffles and bells; likewise cleans
watches zs. china dial plates fitted in at 6s. each, glasses
fitted in at Is. each, and other repairs in proportion.
JOHN YOUN G,
SCHOOL-MASTER,
IS removed from the Broad-Way, to the house where
Captain Joseph Willfon formerly lived, in Fletcher-
Street, between Captain Nicholas Bogart's and the Livery
Stables formerly kept by Messrs. Alien and Dyckman,
and opposite the rear of Jacobus Lefferts, Esq; near the
Fly-Market, where he continues teaching Reading,
Writing, Arithmetic, and Merchants Ac
counts, in the newest and most concise methods tor
business. He is also well acquainted with mercantile
business, foreign and domestic, and with drawing bonds,
bills of sale, powers of attorney, deeds, mortgages,
assignments, charterparties, petitions, indentures, articles
of agreement, &c, Gentlemen and Ladies disposed to
favour him with the tuition of their children, or employ
him in any of the above branches, may depend on having
their orders executed on reasonable terms, with care and
dispatch.
RINGWOOD, ,
LONG POND, and y r % W : rk , A%JW%
CHARLOTTEBURG ) K 77S- '—
THE holders of the notes issued from the Lore's :oF,
these works; are hereby informed, that they will™
be received in payment for bar iron at the market pribe,
at the works, the landings of Haverftraw, Hackinfack;
and Aquachnunch, and in New-York ' .likewise that all
the notes dated in October last, will be exchanged for pro
vincial n^bney on demand, at.twelve months from their
date, if presented to the amount of 40s. and upwards.
The price on the notes is 34 flrillings, the market
price from 28 to 32 /hillings, according to the sizes.
ROBERT ERSKINE.
NICHOLAS HOFFMAN,
Has for sale at his store in Dock-Street, near the Coenties
market;
REFINED and Bloomery bar iron, German steel,
New-England feythes ; a few boxes of long pipes;
A parcel of very neat sword blades; best oil gun flints and
bolting cloths as usual.
Also a few hhds. of very good tobacco.
JOHN and WILLIAM LEARY,
Are removed in the house formerly occupied by Garret
Rapalje, opposite the Fly Market, where they pave for
sale, a quantity of New#ork porter in bottles, at„izs.
per dozen the Hamper. Also the following articles in
the Grocery way, on the most reasonable Terms, whole-
TAMES CANBEY, confined in
J Westchester goal for debt, due of him to sundry
people, now advertises himfelf an insolvent debtor, and
intends to apply to the General Assembly at their next
fitting, for the relief allowed to insolvent debtors, in such
case made and provided.
To be SOLD at private Sale,
A HOUSE and Lot of Ground situate in Montgo
merie- Ward, at the upper end of Queen-Street,
being in length front and rear 25 feet, and in depth 100
feet. For particulars enquire of Richard Harris, Esq;
in the Broad-Way.
Original Haerlem O I L,
Sold by HUGH GAINE.
Pearl and Scotch barley,
Rice, indigo, starch.
Stone blue, vermilion,
Soft fail'd and Jordon al
monds, .
Ftefh citron,
Finest Durham muftatd toofe
add in bottles,
Basket salt, sugar plumbs,
C< nfeaionary, bitters,''
White . and brown -sugar
candy,
Bladder InufF, Scotch, do.
Rappee, and Stralburgh in
lead cantlifters,
Spaw, Seltzer, 1
Orange flower, fv
Hungary, do. and I
Honey. J
French liquors, capelaire,
White and yellow wax
torches,
Merry Andrew, Mogul and
Harry cards,
Long glazed pipes,
Kitesfoot tobacco,
Pigtail and square, do.
Cotton candle-wick,
Carraway and annifeed,
Corks.,
Mr, Gaine, Printer and
Bookleller, at New-York.
The Widow of Jefefeb Adrian de Keyfer, ESq;
one of his Majesty's Pensioners and Provider for
tl^MilitaYy and other Hospitals of this Kingdom,
Do hereby Certify, to all whom it may con
cern, That the Boxes of ANTI -VENEREAL
PILLS ' now sent/ are verily of my Composition ;
in Truth of which, and to Satisfy all those who may
require it, I have given this Certificate. Sealed with
the SeaLof my Arms, at Paris, theist of August,
1773'A W, KEYSER.
{'Seal.)
ELIZABETH n^oTvTLLT
IS removed from Himover-Square, to the House of
Mr. Clopper opposite Mr. John Livingston's, the
lower End °of Broad-Street. As the has now declined
bulinefs, requests all those indebted to her to make imme
diate Payment, and all to whom (he is indebted are desired
to fend in their Accounts that they may be fettled.
— W IL K FT
i^e^^^^^^ A Beautiful bay horse, fix
fl year) old, and at least
l '$ hands and an inch high, the
1 roperty .cf Captain Nathaniel
Iff ffi)^^^M Heard; will cover mares at the
1 house of Hendricks Van Dick,
@^4|?^4fe§ at Rockey. Hill, at THREE
rat^>t=J^ti^^ POUNDS proc, the feafon:'
He was bred by Col. Grant, and got by Samuel, Gal
loway, Efqr's. well known running horse Salem, that
started on the Philadelphia course in the year 1762,
with True Briton, for the large sum of £.IOOO, and
tho' Briton then was, and still is, allowed to be one
of" the best running horses on this continent, Salem beat
him with ease. His grand fire, Col. Talker's Othello,
came out of Col. Gant's Milley, who was the dam of
True Briton, Britannia, Liberty, and the Earl of Dun
more's fine horse Regulus, allowed by the best judges, to
b^tte moft-beautiful creature in Virginia; and a full
.brothers Wilkes, got by Old Spark, and full filler to Col.
.^lupper's Pacolet: Her dam was Queen Mab, got by
Mufgraye's gray Arabian, a most beautiful horse, for
whom he refufed five hundred guineas; He was up at ten
giin'eas a leap. His dam by the Hampton colt, Childers;
her grand dam by the Chefnut Arabian; her great grand
dam, by Leeds; her great, great, grand dam was a barb,
brought over by Mr. Marlhall, and was the dam of Mr.
Croft's Gray-hound. Mares will.be properly attended,
and good paft&re at 2s. 6d. per week.
'o^4^^""^^s?'$ ffi * ™^ ffi 4^^
¥^
g ^K^E^Y^S^E^R's X
Famous Pills,
" C° we " known all #er Europe, for their
°tf Q superior Efficacy and peculiar Mildness, in ,%
W perfectly eradicating every Degree of a certain ^
Disease, without the leaf Trouble or Con- ^
finement.„ ^'
A The Public may be assured, that this ex-
X cellent Medicine is beyond any Thing, in all M
& Foulness and Impurities of the Blood, having 0.
to; performed many aftonilhing Cures (in this and ^
3 the neighbouring Colonies) in Scorbutic Erup- ty
CT tions,Leprofie§,White Swellings, Stiff Joints, Q
^ Gout, and Rheumatic Disorders, &c.Q
X A new Importation^
* (Directly from P ARIS)
Of the above Fills,
&' May now be had of ^.
^ HUGH GAINE,^
ts In Boxes of 10s. zos. and 40s. each,^
oWho0 Who has in his Hands a Letter from the
Widow Keyfer, and a Certificate from under Q
•her own Hand, of their Genuineness; which f%
.@ any Person may have the Perusal of by ap- ^
0 plying to him at his Book Store in Hanover ^
ts Square.—-Where the Public in generalcan be ^
W supplied with most Sorts of
^ Books and Stationary Ware, '$
&
%'$ *°°°°^&.$ °°°°*,/* °"°°^ °°°°^ °°°°s^s°
SIR, Paris, Augufl 1, 1773.
IN Consequence of the Letter with which you have
honoured me, the 14th of June last, I have sent
you a final! Box containing the Ante-Venereal Pills
you Wrote for, and have Ireen paid for the fame. In
the Box you will find a Certificate which proves that
the Pills I now fend are of rhy Composition : And
have the honour to be sincerely, Sir,
Your humble Servant,
W. KEYSER.
May be suited therewith by applying to CHARLES
OLIVER BRUFF, in Maiden Lane, near the Fly-
Market. Small swords silver mounted, cut-and-thrust
and cutteau de chafe mounted with beautiful green grips,
and broad swords as gentlemen may fancy, cither with
lyon beads, dog heads, bird heads, &c. &c. all complea
ted with great dispatch, and as neat as by any in the city.
N. B. Best small arm and pistol oyl flints,
CONTINUING his business still in the fame place,
thinks it proper to acquaint (hop-keepers and traders,
who are under disadvantages by reason of the non-impor
tation, that he is willing chearfully to bear his part ;
therefore engages to makeevery article for such, pertaining
to his branch, as cheap as they could be imported from
London, and materials as good. He returns thanks to his
customers for their past, and hopes a continuance of their
future favours, which he will always gratefully acknow
ledge. Also informs them and the public, that he hath
a great variety of patterns of the newest fashions, which
he received from London since his last advertisement.
ALL those gentlemen who are forming themselves
into companies in defence of their liberties j and
others, that are not provided with
S W O R D S,
*, He returns his most hearty thanks to those Gen
tlemen who have been so kind/as to favour him with their
custom, and hopes for a continuation of their favours.
N.B. Silversmiths may depend on having their work
executed at the shortest notice.
JEREMIAH ANDREWS,
JEWELLER,
HENRY FURSELL,
. & IP. & 1R $ □ & IR,
BEGS leave to acquaint his.friends in particular, and
the public in general, that he has removed from
Broad-Way to Dock-Street, nearly opposite the Old Coffee-
House, where he carries on the En graving Business
in its different branches, with the greatest care and dis-
patch, viz.
Copper plates of all kinds,
Arms,' crests, cyphers, &c.
on plate,
Ditto on watches,
Ditto on seals of any metal,
Types,
Free Masons medals,
Hanover-Square, New-York.
Gun furniture,
Harness ditto.
Cyphers, &c. on whips,
Mourning rings,
Door plates,
Dog collars, &c. &c.
S T O L E N,
F'ROM the fubferiber, in the county of Somerset,
township of Barnard, in East-New-Jersey, on the
sixteenth instant, at night, a bright sorrel half blooded
mare, about fourteen and a half hands high, has a large
blaze in her face, trots well, is well built, lofty carriage,
ffiod all round when taken away, without mark or brand,
four years old this spring ; one of her hind feet turns a
little in more than theother, and if the shoe be taken off,
she will flinch where the way is ftoney. Whoever takes
up said mare and brings her to the owner, fhail have
FIVE DOLLARS reward, and one (hilling per mile for
their trouble, and if the thief is secured, so that he is
brought to justice, they fhail be entitled to eight dollars
more, paid by me,
DANIEL VAIL.
a parcel ofcHolce
PICKLED SHAD,
In Barrels, to be SOLD.
Enquire of JOHN JONES, at JAMES and ALEX
ANDER STEWART's, Ship-Chandlers, on Cruger's-
Wharf..
WANT E D,
A Handy woman (white or black) who understands al!
kinds of house-work. °Suph a one, with a good
recommendation, may hear of a place by applying to the
Printer.
0 s T,
ON Tuesday Morning last, between the Old-Slip
Market and the Place where the Fire happened at
the Ship Yards, an Affe's-Slcin Memorandum Book,
with a black Cover, with sundry Memorandums in it,
which can be of no use to any one but the owner. Any
Person that has found it, and will return it to Hugh
Gaine, shall be handsomely rewarded.
To be SOLD,
A Pair of elegant Chariot or Phreton Horses, up
wards of 15 Hands high, 6 years old, full blood
ed; a complete Saddle Horse, also full blooded ; and a
new Phaeton, and half worn Chariot. For further par
ticulars. apply to the Printer.
'Tohe"? ~ UB L 1 C.
THE NEW CARAVAN to drive from Powles-
Hook to the New Bridge above Hackinfack, to set
out from Powles-Hook on Saturday the 28th of thisinft.
at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, and to return from there
at 8 o'clock on Monday morning, and to return on
Tuesday afternoon to the bridge; and to Powles-Hook on
Wednesday morning, and to the Bridge a Thursday after
noon, and back on Friday morning, and to continue driving
until contradicted by an advertisement. As to the accom
modations of this road the public is so well acquainted
with, it is needless to mention it./ As the fubferiber has
got a genteel carriage, a good set of horses, and the passage
by water so very short to any other ferry, he flatters him
felf that he will have encouragement, and will be much
obliged to the gentlemen and ladies that please to favour
him with their custom. VERDINE ELSWORTH.
YOUNG FIGURE:
A beautiful Bay Horse,
=__-—Q IX years old, and fifteen
)hands high ; the property of
Capt. Nathaniel Heard ; covers
mares at THREE POUNDS
I proc, the season, at Woodbridge,
i n the county of Middlesex, and
!E4iCLi^ = J^t='^3=r :P r °™^ °'E^ft-New-Jerfey :
He was bred by the proprietor,
an d g ot by t h e ,) u k e o f Hamil
ton's Figure, who was got by Old Figure ; he was got
bv Standard, lire of Sir James Lowther's Jason, a good
racer ; this fire's dam was called Young Mariamne, got
by Old Crab, her dam Old Mariame, was got by Old
Partner; his foe's great grand darn was Culled Luggs, and
got by the Bald Calloway. Young Figure's dam was
Britanhia, a full filler to True Briton, and out of Col.
Gant's Milley, a full filler, to Col. Hopper's Pacolet ;
her grand darn was Queen Mab, got by .Mufgrave's gray
Arabian, is a most beautiful Horse, for ,vhom he refufed
five hundred guineas: He was up at ten guineas a leap.
Her grekt grarid dam by Governor Harrison's Arabian ;
her great, great grand dam, by his Chefntat Arabian ; her
great, great, great grand dam, by Lee'ds; her great, great,
great, great grand dam was a barb, brought over by Mr.
Marshall, and was dam of Mr. Croft's Gray-Hound.
The fire of Young Figure, won the folio wing purses, to
wit. One purse at Mufcarto, upon Tyne ; one do. Lan
caster ; one do. at Sterling ; one do. at l3ulby : He also
got a premium, at Ourtr.r. At Lancaftei , he bear Mr.
Baney's Spinner, a good runner, and the 01 ds against him
was fifty to live. As to his performance in Maryland, he
also won a purse a few months after bis importation, and
has since beat a number of capital horses, , roving himfelf
to be one of tl/e stoutest and Readiest run ners that ever
started for plate, or match, upon this continent.
Good pasture at as. 6d. Proc, per Week, and good
Attendance given.
^HF^ETOUNDTI^^r
RUN-AWAY from the fubferiber living in Morris
County, ,Last New-Jersey, a servant man bought
last December, for a new to ner info the country, by the
name of Isaac Jones, but being sworn before sent to a
doctor to be cured of the foul dileafe, declares his name
to be Solomon Isaac, is a Jew, was born in London,
came into this country ten years ago, ferried seven years
in Virginia or Maryland, from thence came to New-
York, was pet in goal, had thirty lathes for stealing ;
then went to Philadelphia, where he was three times in
goal and punilhed for Healing. He is about 36 years
of age, aboutfive feet four or five inches high, black
complexion and black curled hair, speaks thick, ^nd is
a smart trim built fellow. Had on when he went away
a naif worn caftor hat, an old light coloured Worsted
coat without pockets, a light blue jacket, leather bree
ches with wooden buttons, worsted flockings, good ffioes
and buckles, and a white flannel Shirt : took with him
a small loose coat without a cape, of brown coloured
homespun kerfey. Whoever takes up said servant, and
secures him so that his mailer may have him again,
fhail have the above reward, and all reasonable charges
paid by me
HARTSHORNE FITZ RANDOLPH.
As he is a grand villain it is very likely he will change
his apparel and name, and cut of his hair. He can speak
High Dutch, and is pitted with the small pox.
City of T DANIEL HORSMANDEN, Esq;
New-York,) I Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court of the Colony of New-York, pursuant to an Aft
of the Lieutenant Governor, the Council and the General
Assembly of the Colony of New-York, entitled, “ An
a& for relief against absconding and ahfent debtors ;" do
hereby order notice to be given in all r he public news
papers printed in the city of New York, that on appli
cation to me made by Josiah Hunt, of Mamaroneck, in
the county of Weftcheiler, and province of New-York,
yeoman, a creditor of Henry Fowler, of North Cadie,
in the said county of Westchester, and province of New-
Y ork, late merchant ; and proof of the concealment of
the said Henry Fowler, within the colony of New-York
by two witnesses, I have directed all the estate, real and
personal of the said Henry Fowler, within this colony,
to bo seized, and that u less he do return and difeharge
his debts within three months after such public notice
given, all his eflate, real and personal, will be fold for
the payment and fatisfa&ion or all his creditors. Given
under my hand this sixteenth day of May, in the Year
of our Lord one thoufind seven hundred and feventy-five.
DANIEL HORSMANDEN.