uring, | id gifeafes trequentls prevailing in camps; efpecially Ports, highly reflc€ting on him in his public charade
colonies tations; and that his majelty will among thot: who 1: fi Rag? ' ’ '
i =/Ree : g the o trom tuer childhood bave been ad been propayatec ; lo wily that he had mace ap-
pe pleafed to order all fuch addreffes as he fhall re- bane Os ati ay ; :
pote te anfwer to the aforefaid ounce ‘ftion ufed to a laborious hte plication to the carl of Darimouth, or ome ¢ the
porte: ss hatone this Cera rs of requifition, We bey leave to affure vou that th’s congrefs will miniliry, for an appomtment to coiled: the taxes ims
: oul. at all times be ready to attend fuch requifitions as poled on America by parliament; and that, as an in-
Me PINKNE # you may have oceahon to make to us, and to contri- ducement to them to grant the {aine, had promited
If you have ressived any thin fwering the in- butgall the ai¢ in our power ro the caule of America, to promote the defiyns of the minifiry againit this
present Sa’ aie you will pleafe to fupprefs rolaery happens “ and Doe io the difcharge of the pacer eieh ~ or that his condué in general con-
this, author not ambitious to pearin prot; “ ics of your exalted office. refs een fuch thar ie was obliged {uddenly te
bur if not, your inferting it wit oblige print; "We moit fervently implore Almighty God, that the decamp trom the city o! Philadelphia. é
‘MANY ‘THE INH ‘AWS OF RICHMOND. blefings of Divine Providence may relt om you; that That he had ferved as a meniber of the gereral
Queries recommended to the ferious confideration of YOW head mav be covered in the day of battle; chat affembly upwards of thirty years, and hoped the part
te rin Amicus. ; every voc Mory affitance may be afforded; and that he had always publicly taken would have fecured him,
“AN Ce re ever be jut? Can on ew may be sein couuunued im lite and brealth, a ee his Pg = an imputation fo injuries to his
mon ry fuggeit or good manners pubit og to mankine. charaéter. That he earneltly requeltea @ iwi) anc
them? = ¢ His EXCELLENCY's anfuer. public enquiry fhould be made into the trath of the
Can an endeavour to fet one part of the comma- Gentlemen, AS Py ~— faid reports, and that the reverend Samuel Shcilu,
pt! haedbass Sapa J sth oe in any refpect anfwer OUR kind congratulations on my sofoinethen Vo! ea Hurt, and Samuel Overton anc
: teanle? , : and arrival. demand my warmelt acknowledg- 70 °= smith, who, be underitocd, had props pated
If the crime or urrilous bebaviour of the inhabi- ments, and will ever be retained in gratefal Se the faid reports, {hould be fummoned to aie tie
tants of was fuch as deferved punifhment, brance. faid enquiry; and that every other perfon who had
would it mot have been honourable and confitent In exchanging the enjoyments of domeftic life for heard any thing of the faid reports would alfo attenc,
with the principles of that liberty we ¢ omend for to the duties of my prefent honourable but arduous fta- that the fulle(t examination might be made into the
we pointed out the individuals, that they mighthave tion, | only emulate the virtue and public fpirit of ureth thereof.
had a oo trial, and an opportunity of defending a province of Maifichufetts Ray, which with Refolved, that this convertion will, on, Friday
themfelves? . a firranefs and patriotifm without exam icin modern * examine into the truth of Use report ntioned
Does not the cagcennne your TRUE Dame, and the hiltory, has facrificed all the ee can of focial ad in the faid information,
spies eg et nas tae, Su age eames cy tt LRG A eey
au } ROOFS ’ welhw our common country. My hi helt convention, accore ing to the order of tre
| mee agen ig ogre utility ? __ ambition ts tobe the happy inftrument a aaa day, went into an examination of the reports faid to
‘a sh ¢ arte Sereg ain a _—— = thote pe and to fee this devoted province again a propagated Lo the prejudice of Richard
’ . ¢ the ob pity than rctlored to peace, diberty, and fafety. and, efquire, a member of this convention, and
j contempt: The thort {pace of time which "a elapfed fince my aed of the deputies appointed to reprefetit this colony
AN ——ia kt. D oT E. arrival does not permit me to decide upon the ‘ate of 2 general ‘congrets ; and, alter the examination of
CALAO, who had saa ection te the army. The courfe of human affairs forbids an the reverend Samuel Sheild and the reverend John
A Tham, ene of China ei himfelf into expetation that troops, formed under fuch circum. Hurt, and many other witnefles, and a full enquiry
king x ftances, thould at once poilefs the order, re uiarit into the fame, do find the {aid reports to be utterl
the favour of chat monarch by acting the part of a : ; larity, a ur Cy only
flatterer; telling the king what he knew would pleafe and difcipline, of veterans. Whatever de ciencie, {tle and groundlefs, and tendi: g net only to injure
him, and omitting what was fit for him to know there may be, they will, I doubt not, foon be mace the faid Richard Bland in his public charader, Dut
which’ generally cigending the Chinefe, one of arte up by the adivity and zeal of the officers, and the do- to prepidice the glorious caufe in which America is
captains took the courage to go to the king, and obty * d obedience of the men. Thefe qualities, ™°> entrulted,
} united with their natural bravery and {pirit, will af- Refolved unanimoufly, that the convention co cone

kneeling before him, the king demanded what he ¢, :
. : wid OE : : : orda happy prefage of fuceefs, and put a final period fider it as their duty to bear to the world their telil-
would have? Leave, faid the captain, to cut off the to thofe diureffes which now cis be pt cigaina mony that the faid Richard alse rath eee nifehed

ae # Se aid the a “_* oc — happy country. hint Af the friend of his country, and uniformly Rood

flands near you, replied the captain. What,tedthe q none spe je mee 9 you, gentlemen, for your forth an able aflertor of her rights and liberties.

king, in a great patfion, would’ thou cet off my m f 5 nee of readineis at all times to aitith me m Monxpay, July 24. 4775:

ter's head in may fight too? Take him from my pre ve dt charge of tac duties of my fation, ‘They are RESOLVED, that no four, wheat, or other

fence, and chop oti his head immediately. The: &- o complicated and extended, that I thall need she 8°21 provifions of any kind, be exportes rom
> y 2 alattance of every good man, and lover of his cous- this colony toe any part ol the world, from and a:ter

cers layin hold of him, in order to execute the king ; :
ying ’ i w* ery. bthercfore repote the uimoll confidence 1m your the sth day of Augult next, until the convention oF

“ommans, 3 laid hold of a wooden balu‘ter, w itd, atds du votur age : ae

with their pulling, and his ho!ding faft, & ak afuo- vif, eb H ae our eeemouute will sto my- Prepaid or the honou: able continental congrt fs,
der; and the king's anger by that rune being : vated. ret hg 3 ~ sat ra that | saree tiv Iftp ore Liat mest order o herwile; that no quantities of the (aid
he commanded they fhould let the captain a Eee a 'S 1 ‘ si « hands are all buman events, ertuicies more than are neceflary for the ule o1 the f=
that the balutler (hayld be mended, and 70" a new yake vou and your conttitucnts 45 dattinzuihed habitants be brought to, coll: @ed. or téred, ™m the

ae and public happinels as YOu have been by towns, or other paces, Upon OF Nes y navigal le wa-
ral oppreilion, aad by private aud Posi. terss that the refpeftive county committess be diredted

rp wd fal Pay ms tte sa sabohi aR PyPs me Lede q Agrees hb ko rend he Fhe soejnae fares), nrhis
a / a oy fhe , # fl andiny thal (an ay : . eh He the
Geol ad. j agessa lnorn. +) Env rrepel toes a gases Kame LS a Ay) ate day : 7 F a

one put im 16 ey chacit wight rename,"

to wake care that t s. refn’ve he cit. cally art: 2 P-
qo execution ; + ed that all cae" i
aad deliver’ ©" '
n » Chis t yl itv GF SEE Nett,
lec glides i bail act ar
Sa rUuEDAY, fils rg. i ore

T reo Vv | Vita ie ae al i pesars f wh-
patie waresoules 1% C li, foane time before
ihe iat of ures et Theat Patter ny che latte
wy The puole f he laa , AMG at the
enartiroules of thir cow tics, nuke (ce of all tratsier
and other tabicea wineh mtv e laid none year m
eqeir cece ct warhol ‘or f corey, At the
{ 1 warcis (es, Or at the cain lnm ue of ther county,

i pay bls money ariliny lian duce fale us the law

PEYTON RANDOLPH, prefident.
J. Tacawerr, clerk oft the*convenrion

wAnroeTyY
NORFOLK,

Argnft 2. ‘This town and nergh-

kenckood fave been mut h ditturbed lately with the
1

f r . ‘
oof their peprecs, Ole to a rmila.e0 fie

eauveme

Riess unhappily fprcad anongit thems, ot
finding thedter on oard the men of war in this har-
hour, notwithttanding the allurances given by the
commanding officers that not the lcait encouragement
; &
fhould be fhewn ther.

i On Friday lait, a deputation from the common hall
af this borough, waited upon the captains M* Cart-
ney and Squires of the men of war now lying here,
with the thanks of the corporstion for their condué,
in difcountenaccing the runaway flaves that have
made application tor fervice on board.

On Mondey lat arrived here from Saint Augufline
abont 60 foldiers, on board the floop tender fome
time fince belongingto Mr. Bowdoin, of the Eaftern
Snore. ‘Thele, with about.,o more,
expected, are to coppofe a body-guard for his ezecl-
lency the gorernor, at his intended place of refulence,
on board the thip William. The troops above men-
tioned are under the command of a captag and two
liculenanis; the'entign, itis faid, is on bis way over
land.

The committee for this borough, early yellerday
morning, difpatched an exprefs to the honourable
the convention of the colony, now fitting at Rich-
inond, inferming them of the sevival of the troops
auove mentioned.

By a northern paper, ju cometo hand, ve are
‘aformed there is very great reafon to apprehend an

vrack from the Caghnawaga tribe of Indians. That
yovernor Cavlccon bad held conferences with the
Tudians 500 miles back of Quebec, and made them
treat offers to take Up Arms againit the colpnies.

‘That on Sunday the gth of Juty a trumperer was

fent to the provincial camp, who was conducted,

blind-fold, with a letter trom geaeral Burgoyne to
general Lee, lamenting theic acvag ua oppoftion to
exch other, and deltriny, @ ennference wita dims and
that general Lee had declines the propofal. ‘That
this letter had beed traninitced to the congress, that
they might direct fuch (eps to be taken as they thouid

sink fr. ‘That on the Tuefday following the pro-
vincials téok prifoners, on Long Liland, in bowon
arbour, 15 of the encmy, and carried off near 40
head of cattle, and about roo fheep. That gover-
for Wentworth, of New Hamp‘hire, had takea re-
fuge on board aman of war That general Gage,
aud his army, are greatly difpirited ; and that the
urhappy people ‘coufincd in the town by the barba-
fous policy of their governor, in defiance of the moit
folema promifes, are im great diitrefs for the common
nece(faries of life. That feveral of the enemies guard
houles had been deliroyed by the contineatals, and
driven the guards back to their lines. That thot and
bombs are continually fitiag into Rogbury, which
have injured tome of the houses, and killed one man,

That the continental camp was frongly fortified,

and forms a complete line of citeumvaliation from

Charles river to Mytli¢ river. That the poffefon of

a hill, called Cobble Bill, lying between the main
{orureffes of the two armies, was expected foon to be
a fubject of conte!t between them, which will proda-

bly draw on & general engagement, far which the
enntineotals fay they ate excec dingly weil prepared.

That general Woolter of Connegticut has removed
his camp from New York to Harlem. That a num-

ber of rifiesmen had marched from Pennfylvania to
the continental camp hear Botton. That of the tith
of iat month captain Morgan's company of rifie-men

‘paifed through Frederick town, in Maryland, on
their way to the American army, and were in a day
after foliowed by the companies under the captains
Crefap, Stinfon, and Price, all chofen riffe-men, eager
to bazacd their lives in their country’s canfe, and
follow thé-righteous undertaking of their beloved
Wathingtort.!

Extrad of a letter frome North Carolina, July 30-

“We yellerday received an account, that gencrat
Burgoyne had unfwered general Lee's letter im very
polite terms, protelling that every thing in his
power fhall he done to prevent the effufion of flood ;
at the fume declaring that if it is only the legality
of internal taxation the colonics contend for, he makes
no doubt the matter may be ipeedily accommodated ;
bat if for independency, nothing but blood will pur-

_ chafe it; and requelts an interview with general Lee,
for information. This general Wafbington approved
of, and the mode and place of this meeting was fet-
tling when the perion who brings tke informationteft
the carip.”

which h

which are hourly .

duonfig. This akernoon the northera
With toc ! | win Se ie

4 3 he . Wine a.Vice a

ON ‘Tue iB aA ib fey Pg

aN A iesdey.a party of men was fent from Roart-
bury camp, on Long itud, in Botton harbour, front
ci sence hy brought off 1g F
ie. wee fb

the enemy prioners,
» and 30 horned cattie, and about 140
ep. 2 OF prifoners were booughe to tier 1 Quarters
erday, and foou after feut "o Concord
of New Hamefhire,
us rendered hithtelf fo jutly oonostous to his coun-
trymen, by promoting the arbitrary westures of the
Brith kingeand mrailiry, that he hus thouget pros
per to repair on board a man af War lor pro efion,
Wehare undcubted intelligence thar general Gape'’s
treops are muea ciipiriced; that they are very lickly,
and are heartily difpofed to leave off dancing any
more to the tune of Tantey Dasdie.
WaT fk + 2 Ww MB, Jah te

WE hear from Exeter, New Hatnpfhire, that a
coamimittée from the congrefs fitting there waited on

Gorge Jeffery, elquire, pr ovinee tredfurer; tor what
moncy he had by him belonging to the province, and
received from him rsoch: whith was falely conveyed
to Exeter.
WOR CES TER, Jap 22

ITis reported a, flag of truce has huely been aif
patched from general Gage to lis excellency general
Waliington, at Cambridge

Po R T SM OV T BH, Fal 17:

W E have the mnft certain intelligence chat the In-
dians of the Caghnawaga tribe have taken their chil-
dren trom Dartmouth college, from which there is
great reafon to tear fome attack upon our back ict-
titments will fhortly be commenced.

We alfo hear that governor Carlton of Quebec is
to procure, and has had conterences
He has

July 7

TUESDAY brigadier general Suilvan, one of the

members of the continental -congre!s ior the province '

of New Hamplhire, arrived in town from Plii!acel-
phia, and the next day fet out for the provincial cap
at Cambridgé.

Lah Lord's day arrived bere by water, from Nuw
York, fevera! gentlemen, volunteers from Virginia,
on their way to the provincial camp at Cambitdge.

(Ha R YT F OF PB, pep Tye

YESTERDAY anexpre’s pafled through this town
from Crown Point with difpatches of importance to
his honour governor Trumbull at Lebanon. The
exprefs leit Crown Point lat Thurfday morning-

We hear the camp diliemper rages in che regular
army in Bolton, 4s alfo among the diltreffed inhabi-
tants who are confined in thar town by order of Tom
Gage, in “open violati®n of his moft folomn enpage-
mnt. Itisto be hoped he will meet the fate ot Pha-
roul of ald, whole example he fo cxattly follows.

We hear general Gage has reqnelted of our army
-o fend necellaries for tue diftrefled poor contned im
Lolion.

pProvindeEtE wt ¢ & J v

THE general affembly of this colony have ordered
an additional number of 469 men to be immediately
vaifed for the common defence, and one quarter of
the wiltia throughout the colony to be iniitied 25
minute-men,

Fuly Se We learn that an account of the battle at
Lexington was received in England (5¥ the (shooner
difparched by the provincial congrels of Maffachwictis
Fay) jul belore the late arr.ves webels daied from
thenee. .

we wy O R K, Joly 1

THE following fx regiments are ordered to hold
themfelves in readinefs for unmeciate embai kation
from Ireland for Bollon: The 17%, commanded by
general Monckton ; the 277h, vy colonel Matley 5
the 28th, bylord ‘Townthend ; the royal highlanders,
by lomi John Murray; 4oib, by coloucl Vaughan 5
and the 55th, by lord Cavan. ’

July 2a. For thefe tew days paft a report has cir-
culated in town, refpecting the Mohawk Incrans,
who, it is faid, have Crown off theig connecolonel Guy Johnfon, and engaged to luppart ¢

cafures of the continental congrefs. We mult deter
inferting a more cirenmitantial account of that affair,
until it be properly confirmed.

ea iL a DE LP EA es

AGREEABLE is the direQions af the honcuradle
continental congre/s, Thur fiey laf! was objerved «i 4
day of faftings humiliation and prayer, by the jeverat
dexominations of chrifiians in this citys UME a sere
ifutiom.

aly g) 1776.
we wee colled

4s Yeiterciy mornings
ot

up. and infogmed the enciny had attack '
heard ditiactly the Gring of jenall arma and astillery on Re goury neck,
and foog difcaveres a great fre inthae quartery but two hours éleples
before we knw the caule, which wat ai follows +

Two hundred volunteers, from the Mhode Mand and Maffache-
fects forces, undertook to burn a guard-houft of the regulars oa t%
neck, within three hundred yards af the ene umny"s Leg works
They detached fit men, about ten o'clock in the cevtning, °°" oF
ders to crofe on a marih up lo the cear of the guard-houle, avn there
to watch an opportunity to fire it; ‘he remainded of tha volGe cere
fecreted themielves in the marth on each fide the neck, soul ‘wa
hundred yards from the houle, two picces of brats artillery were
érawn idly on the marth within three hundred yards, and upoo 4
fignal from the advanced party of fix men, two rounds of cannon
thot were fired through the guard-houls 5 imumediately the reguiars,
who formed a guard of forty five men, quitted the boule, ano wer
then fued on by the mulquetrys who drove them, with prec:pitati-
un, into theit lines. The fiz men polled sear the houfe fcr fire t
it, and burnt it tothe ground. Arter this they burnt another hyuse
nearer the enemy, without lofing a man. They took ewe mufque:.
and accoutrements, a halbert, ke. all which were blogdyy aad tbew-
ed evnient marks of lofs of the part of the regularts

Sevadt of « Lar fon seer at Crmbidae, data Fi: ti

meple peceral’s caphel’, FT uuelt ta Sawe dele Gin g tape ages
tenn yet uae; [ cheret itdown to gee peu fame Jefecp tn
of Gus G.wat an ere, and that of the enemy. The enemy ace Gtu-

a-rd dm Buuker's apd Breed’s hills, bach on the peninfule, whee

~ (he tae towa of Charkeliowo itred, within reach, end under the

cover gi the punt) from ihe barveres in the town of Totten, the
fips in the harbour, aad oF a om er of floaing batteries, W: eh
choy have built, that canny two gunt in thee Lows, gwe io bei
fern, and one onesch ide. Our peopl: ate fituated fori Chaléa

jiver, about 200 rod& below college, whert we hawe a redoubi,

we yogi ‘the Jimny then shout Go rode from thatangther Te-
dovbi, and lines comtnecd otar ILS rodt3 then at Charletlown
road, on the well fide gf the road, at the fast of Protpett Hil,

anaicetl erdrub ' eed there fortification Hl ther, on Piaipe Hil, il
Furnes pout, a very trong fort fication; then, tetwren that and
Wanter Flt) a redeubty on Winter Th). a throng citadel, and
linet, ower &> slefiowe road te Adyfie | then, ie ifr. “Pempte’s
patture, a flrong redoy't, that commands to Myitic river, to chet
we heve & complete line of cireumvaltation from Charles river to
Myftic river} our main fortvefs on Profpeét Hilly the enemy's
main forreets on Bur ker’s Eitl, wichin cannon thet of each other;
a bill between thete (wo Pik a tictle to the eattward of Profpeét
Fi), culled Cobtle Hill, 1 expect will foun cauie s fgumdbiey tui 1
days before the concert begins, which will

engagement. If they tet ut slone four
thall be well prepared, and ball not care how
in thar cafe, the feoner they come the
the enemy have dug acroft the necle, and
in turn, have entrenched agrets
the outer end of the week, end ace ftrongly fortified there ; and on
thar 1 beliewe every man
ile met fall, before they

expeét it will be many
probably bring on

jene a teompecer yelttrday with a letter tb
compofition of the unheppy differences, Gc. and tape the pa
wilt certanty give up all right of pretence of taxation, if that willl
do, and wuhesaconterence. This leer in fent vo the congreds for
their opinion, 2nd for them to appoint a perfon whom they saa cone .

{jr in to attend the conference, and hear what pollen, if they judge
it beit to have a conference. Major Gates is artored, and we are

reiting into order and regularity very faft. “Leit night our people
fired the vernainder of Brown # buildings on Botton otek) and bave
dipve the eremy « guerds back to thieie limes.”

By authetic acebunts from South Carolina we are
“nformed that the colony of Georgia have appointed
délerrates to the continental ey where they may be expected di ily to arrive. ‘The
(cme accounts inform that the people of Carolina have

taken into their pofledion about 130, barrels of gua-

powder, imported in the thip a miaitiacd,
from London, on governmént account.”

Elis exc liency general Wathington has appointed
Jofeph Reed, efquere, of this city, his feeretary; and
the honourable major general Ward has appointed
Samuel Ofgood, eiquire, his aid-de-camp. '

Gunning Bedford, efquire, of unis city, is appointed
by thé honourable continental congrefs multer mauct
general of the continental army.

Donald Campbell, efquire, is appointed by the ho-
nourable continental congrefs deputy quarter matter
general of the contineatal army, with the rank of
colonel:

a=

To be SOLD, to che dighet inaalery
Aemiy

on tbe fi ff i aeidey me Ni wemuet
aftegetber, or ir purcelty @i Pray cafl fea the pa rs

TRA of LAND, tying a the lower end a 2h Suamhily
A on Banneter ania Sreaieg reverty contending 83a se toy chieny
Coniiling of Git lows gr ate sed rich level high land. ‘Tnere ts om
it a new planiation, capable of working Gx thandsto 6 Wtagey and
a peach and apple Roberts, who relide near
the precnifes, will hew the land wo ary perton-dehirous of purchanng-
Exientive credit will be allowed, giving bond and approved fecuriiy
wo 3 NATHAN

MANCHESTER, ak, 277%

STOCKING W BEAVER my gorse pe

A ENCUURAOEMENT BY APILYING TO

ALEXANDER ano PEIERFIELD TRENT.

not vemiember.

to tha F get
again, The receive a reward of TWENTY

HILLINGS,

what the law allowt-
UN away om the lubkente, fn “fama &
formerly the prepersy of Mr. Whiiam Rew, ot Gloacefer coun-
ty; SAM, an old Iellow, abou 90 a of age, of mpccte ha

and known by the name of © REAT 5AM; he ipeake low ood
flow. RALPH, a boy about 15 year of age, well grown be
ja very ugly, aad ot a duld, audacious countenacce. Whoever willl
fecure the faid sone that nh 4 ily fail receive a reward

I one of them. a?

» about § fect 7 inches
with a (mail fcaron one of his ay mty

hide ab

: "Vhoever Will deigtcs

POUNDS rowan, oF Five POUNDS “or the corwiek,, Aad re algun
cP vad he HENRY GCOLEMAN.

TT i :
Ro aay poche ibiditor', Ghar pea bap, Cat Se Jue

ow, named Biv, hock 22 yeire Of age, wel & re-

arkalste acon bis upper op 4 he as iimod ene funky is Dow of
(pcetbs very artful. AL bew met hi ago he artempied to pals to
ea idaa by certang 2 cores pace | Wl give E WENT Y

HILLIN GS reword ts any pttte
ya fo that & get himy
, vied oo be Wilh

tha: will feouee him wm Boy
the few allows. He by fup-
beluaging to the cMere of Fame

heipees wl

4 Hegre wet oh

Jeche:jt, decanted, names diusrad, whem Bow ran away alfa.
aRCHELAUS Mii CHELL.
a Sr ee aes
om UN away tiem toe fer er, in sdecotmecd, the aoth of Pune
Dk jah, a ncero fellow, Womed DANIEL, of « yellow complexion,

, a dewn, fy Ino, and itoops in che
dhoulders 4 bie back i mvc Brann {with old whippings. 1t 15. €x-
petted he wil change hic name, and pat for a free man. Vie hed
when be went Sway, 4 Firgista linem tow hort, J irgania chuth
cid beorlkin juke Wen he looks of 9
iwill give TEN DO Le
sae frail fecure the Grid rupaws, snd give me

shout 26 Seerk of agt, =

fly
fhort breeches,

and ar

#fan bir face appeus fomewhart wry

PARS io ery pericat

piteliyerce thertcl, and if browght ta oe all resfonsble Charges
paid, by * CLEME Kt PARE & RK.

A — Pt i Et

i AKEN uj » Faeguie, | red Bae ime iter, a4. 2 7tes

Vy cae’ i A ct 3 tie AP eae Pete’, and ae.
piaied fv i " LMU h a TSE RR YD.

UN away from the fubferiber, in Chellerfeld county, ® fervant
man, named WILLIAM ROLLINGS. He ie of the middle
jaauue, much marked wich the fmalipox, and i of a red somplexion)
bad on when he went awey © blanket great cost. Any f that
will deliver bim to mc, or fecare bim eols of this
colony, fe that 1 may get him, fhill receive FORTY ILLINGS
reward. FRANCIS §MI17T H.
ote He came down as a waggoner with the Chefterfeld voluntecr,
and was placed near the palace, and I fufpe& he in on bowrd the map
of war. ;
rowan codented
fect 6
and body, and was born in
pankeen breecher, and

Darts on his for,
For jajtice guides his arm,

OMMITT ED to the gxol of Buckingham » negro Wom

about i i ; cannot (peak ber trade « tailor, can write very well, and
matter"s nis agin ab go ~~ se Cae be is drefled bse 1 imagine be will forge « pis Neporheg a pap pes —e
i ‘ ‘ br fhirt, and Bsi af bis namet. Whoever will F e him up,
Scatheciame i Frage pawn be abowt me, or fecure him, fo as j get him again, — —
40. reart of age. The owner is Jd to pay prifon charges, snd reward. 1 i
take her out. OHN COX, _geoler MAN, with « fmall family, would gladly be employed io any
A up, in & county, © € » adar genticman's fervice, either in Virgina or Corolma, a1 a bead
byes nhans na years oft, 4 feat 4 inches igh) with s tap os os criaar ot fteward, and will come well recommended. He onder
her nefe, has feversl {addle (pots, branded on the near buttock T, — tiga be gr Saris to Apply to
a and fed to 7!. 10% printer, or nourable 4 ’ ’ ed :
OT ae et i He ‘ill write to any gentleman a foon as e letter comes to hand.

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E fublcriber being very
out any dependence oo
THE PLEASART APD HEALTHY S2AT OF

as 2 FF. !
near Appamatrax tiver, in the

deGrous of getting out of debt, with-

fing mane and feritch tail, branded
W on his near buttock.

the ‘hi or acco acres of good land, which ee oe ee “gp 34
Reppabessc: 24th ith balla . Given whest fc. The houfes are new, and the 1 have feen in the
wae and iets