JOHN LIVINGSTON.

_The New York Gazette Revived in the Weekly Post-Boy_, Nov. 28, 1748.

_A Likely Negro Boy about 14 Years of Age, country born, CAN SPEAK_ DUTCH

_OR_ ENGLISH, _to be sold: Enquire of Printer hereof._

_The New York Gazette Revived in the Weekly Post-Boy_, Feb. 28, 1750.

RAN AWAY from the Subscriber living near the Head of South River, in _Anne

Arundel County_, on the 16th of June, a Negro Man, named _Joseph

Marriott_, lately convicted from London; he is a tall slim Fellow and TALKS

VERY PLAIN _ENGLISH_. Had on a black Cloth Coat, a short white Flannel

Waistcoat, a Check Shirt, a Pair of red Everlasting Breeches, a Pair of

Yarn Stockings, a Pair of Old Cannell'd Pumps, a Worsted Capt, and an old

Castor Hat; and took sundry other Cloaths with him.

Whoever apprehends the said Fellow, and brings him to the Subscriber shall

have Two Pistoles Reward.

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