Citation - Connecticut Gazette-New London: 1778.06.05

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Index Entry Deserter, French magician, named Galand, Labe 
Location New London 
Citation
CG-NL.778.013
5 Jun 1778:41 (15/760)
Deserted from the French ship Lion, in the harbour of New-
London, Labe Galand, who was under the character of a Priest
on Board, and has taken with him a quantity of silver, gold
and paper currency not his own;
. . . can speak French, German and Latin, has a good notion
of slight of hand, rode a small black horse; had on when he
went away a brown coat, black jacket and breeches, and a
blue great coat; has a small gold watch with a small bell to
the chain which he is fond of shewing.
. . . [3 lines on reward terms]
[signed] J. Michel, Captain of said ship.
New-London, May 28, 1778.


Generic Title Connecticut Gazette-New London 
Date 1778.06.05 
Publisher Green, Timothy 
City, State New London, CT 
Year 1778 
Bibliography B0014320
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