The Pennsylvania evening post — Philadelphia, Pa., 1776-10-10 00:00:00, page 4

JONAS ' PHILLIS, in Marfcet-fce,, between Front and
Second Greets, gives this public notice, that he is under
the necessity of SETT LING ALL HIS ACCOUNTS with
the persons lie has dealth with in this or any other province.
As he will shortly enter into a copartnership, he therefore
be^s it as a pmicular favor that all those who have any de
mands againk him, will immediately furnifh their accounts,
that they may be fettled and paid ; and those indebted to him
will pay their refpeQive balances as soon as possible, in order
that the settlement of his affairs may have no delay,
Said Phillips has for sale, a nea,t assortment of MERCHAN
DIZE, which he will (ell exceeding cheap for cadi only, con
filling of the following articles, viz. Oznabrugs, checks and
Holland kripes, fine Britar.nias, Meetings and Russia linens,
cambricks, cotton caps and gauzes, silk and oil cloth um
brellas, Peleton wires, girls and boys worded flockings, satin
quilted petticoats, womens velvet collars, whip cords and
filling lines; sheep {hears and shoemakers hammers, handlaws
and pit ditto from fix feet to seven feet and a half, writing
paper, indigo, Florence oil, Holland gin in cases, cinna
mon, cloves, Tent and Frontigpiac wines, Mufcovado sugars,
Scotch and Spanilh fnuff, and sundry other articles too tedi
ous to mention.
He continues the vendue business as usual, and any gentle
men who (hall be pleased to fend their goods, either for pub
lic or private sale, may depend on his utmost endeavours for
their interest.
N. B. Any perlons who have DRY GOODS to dispose of,
on application to said Phillips, will find a ready purchaser,
and caih paid on delivery of the goods.
V7HEREAS, on the night of the third instant, the Se
/ cond Presbyterian church, in Arch-ftreet,was robbed of
a crimson velvet PULPIT CLOTH and CUSHION CASE.
A reward of FIVE POUNDS is offered to any person who
{hall difeovff the thief or thieves concerned therein, so that
they may be brought to justice, and the said cloth and cushion
case be redored to the church, or FIFTY SHILLINGSon
Conviction of the thief or thieves thereof, by the fubferiber.
Phil. Off. io, 1776. THOMAS BOURNE.
Philad. October 10, 1776.
STRAYED away from the commons of this city, on the
lixth ink. a remarkable black and white MILCH
HEIFER, with one horn turning down. Whoever has
found the fame, and will bring her to David Richardson,
Matter in Water-firect, ihall baveTWO DOLLARS reward.
qpo be SOLD, a BRICK HOUSE, on the Bankfide,
l below the Drawbridge (oppolite Mr. Francis Gurney's
dwellinghoufe) four stories on Water-kreef fide, and three in
Front-&reet, twenty feet in front on both tides, and forty
deep.
rite SALE to begin on Saturday the 19th instant, at fix
o'clock in the evening, at the London Coffee-houfe.
TO be SOLD by the fubferiber, living in Benfalem
townfliip, Bucks county, about three miles from Ne-
Ihamaney ferry, a likely, strong, healthy NEGRO MAN,
about twenty-one years of age, this country born, has had
the smallpox and measles, has been bred to farming, which
he underkands well, but rather inclines to take care of
horses, and wait on a gentleman, or to drive a team.
0a. 9 . JOHN SWIFT.
506
RA N away the fourth ink. (October) from the t ^ed ves
sel Ranger, John Mitchell c ^nm^fr, n men,
viz. PATRICK M'CARTY, an Iriffiran, a: at twenty two
years of age. GEORGE MILTON, an EngUhman, about
25 or 26 years of age, a servant to. Mr. d 7 ' 2 # city,
EDWARD SERJEANT, near forty years of ag- a 10 has
lately been sick. JOSEPH STEVENSON; a native of this
city. Whoever secures said men, (hall have SIX POUNDS
reward, or FOUR DOLLARS for each. As the feenrity
of this city depends upon the naval armament, h is here! c
person will conceal or encourage them. Phil, Cat „.
On TUESDAY N^XT, the fifteenth infant (O@ober,
at nine o'clock in the forenoon, at JOHN HART's
VENDUE kore, the corner of South and Front streets,
will begin the SALE of a neat assortment of MER
CHANDIZE, being the remains of a store, among
which are
BROADCLOTHS in pieces and patterns, cafimers, velvets
and velvere'ts, rattinets, {balloons, calimancoes, tam^
mies; black, white, blue, green, and buff worked and hair
pluihes; Griped linfeys, tablecloths, plain and needle worked
cambricks and lawns, spotted muslin gauzes, carpets and car
peting, cotton counterpins, white and embossed serges and
flannels, chintzes, cottons, calicoes and printed linens, silk
and cotton gown patterns, leather inkpots ; mens, womens,
boys and girls worked hose ; silk cravats, horse whips, satins,
taffaties, Persians, pelongs, farfenets, Paduafoys, luteftfings,
Mantuas, crapes, bombazeens, ferretts, &c.
Also a neat assortment of japanned waiters, bread baskets,
gimblets; Spanilh, French, and Carolina INDIGO. Excel
lent GREEN and BOHEA TEA, household furniture, wear
ing apparel, &c. &c. &c.
N. B. Goods for public and private sale are received at
said store, and fold for cash only. - ,
To be SOLD by public sale, on the premises, on SA^
TURDAY the second of November,
THAT well accustomed TAVERN on the Lancas
ter road at the sign of Admiral Warren, twenty-three
miles from Philadelphia, with 240 acres of land, 25 acres of
which are meadow, watered by two constant streams, and more
to be made from a never failing spring, There are on the
premises a good convenient stone house, a large stone barn
lately built with the best conventencies for flailing on said
road, good iheds and other offices. It is situated in the Great
Valley, where the land is esteemed of the best quality, and
constantly to be improved by lime stone, with which it a
bounds: It lays very convenient, and the situation healthy
and pleasant for the gentleman farmer, who ight chuie to
divide the farm or fep rate it from tavern, Creole wdl be
given for the greatek pan of the purchase monies 4 :par^
tioulars enquire of John Lardner in Third-ftree'.
rirtO BE SOLD, a two story BRICK HOUSE in prone
l kreet, and STORE in Water-street, next dcor t<
Benjamin Towne's printing office, and nearly onpofte the
London Coffee-Houfe. Apply to WILLIAM HF^kY.
LOST lad Monday morning, a silver mounted CUT
TEAU, with a pierced guard, bow, and Ron's head ,
the blade about two feet four inches long, and hr wn A %
board. Whoever brings it to Martin ZUGIEZ, carver :
Third-street, between Chefnut and Walnut Greets, fhUl have
TWENTY SHILLINGS reward, and no queicio^s ^H.
PHILADELPHIA: Printed by EC T O V LHC