The New Hampshire Gazette And General Advertiser

For the GAZETTE.

This is to give notice that in the GAZETTE of the 4th instant, the mention of a Great BULL for Sale, and no account having since been given of him, a correspondent, for the information of those who are curious to know the fate of an animal whose uncommon appearance attracted so much the attention of the public, communicates the following particulars: That the 10 days, there limited, having expired, the gentleman, for whose use he came, finding he could not, consistent with his own interest, harbour him any longer in his own barn, unless some other man, equally zealous in the cause of Episcopacy, would display their humanity by finding him in fodder; but all being ashamed of his hideous roarings, and none being generous enough to maintain him, without some recompence, as it was generally supposed he could earn his living at the plough (his proper employment) he was of consequence drove off to Boston--where, we understand, those peaceable inhabitants, being already disturbed by his previous bellowing, and not willing again to undergo his painful intrusions, he was obliged to travel on to Connecticut, the place that gave him birth--where, it is hoped, as he is of their breed, he will find an asylum free from the ridicule of the world, and not presume, for the future, to palm himself, by his impudence and audacity, on the discerning public.