Advertisement for a Deserter from the Maryland Ship Defence, April 16, 1776

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Baltimore, April 16th, 1776

Deserted from Ship Defence, Patrick Corbett, twenty-four years of age, fair complexion, five feet five inches high, has a scar on his left hand, by birth an Irishman. ー Twenty Shillings reward if brought to the ship, or Messrs. Lux & Bowley.

1. Dunlap's Maryland Gazette, April 23, 1776.

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1776 April 16

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Volume 4

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American Theatre from February 19, 1776, to April 17, 1776

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