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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REwARD.-Ran
away from the subscriber, within few years,
his whole estate, consisting of houses, lands,
&c. They gradually, and almost impercepti-
bly,, stole away, after being put in motion by
the magic ART Of one Intemperance, who lived
in the family. Any person who will put me
in repossession Of said estate, shall be entitled
10 the above reward. PoPER.


\. B. All persons are cautioned to beware
OF said Intemperance, who, as am told, has
established one or two places of rendezvous in
this town, where numbers of the incautivus
are daily seduced.


The above advertisement was cut from the
American Mercury, printed at Hartford in the
year 1776. The same scoundrel who commit
ted the depredations complained Of, is still a,
large in this State; but he is in fair way tc
be brought to justice. The whole temperance
posse are in pursuit Of the culprit, andif We
get him completely in our power, as we hop.
to ere long, he will be dro,oned in cold water
-Dcv Drop.