The Pennsylvania evening post — Philadelphia, Pa., 1776-07-04 00:00:00, page 4

Ta COMMITTEE of SAFETY, July 4, 1,76.
The Committee of Safety hereby offer a reward of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS to any person who shall discover
by whom the PIER, intended to be SUNK near rort-ifland,
was cut loose from its moorings and turned adrift.
Extract from the minutes,,
WILLIAM GOVETT, Sec.
O Threepence a pound given for clean LINEN RAGS by
the printer.
,VENDUE at WILLIAM ADCOC
Tomorrow at one o'clock in the after, ion.
rir'O BE LET, the Stables, Chaise-h use, Yard, ±c. in
I Church-alley, lately occupied bv William hxfclfby,
very convenient and much frequented by rrorU: pc lie.—
Inquire of WILLIAM SITGREAVES.'
O be ,«CLD, at the London Coffee-hdufe, on Friday
I the i2th of July, a neat new well built two story
STONE TENEMENT, eighteen feet in front, and twenty
eight in depth, with a cellar under the whole. Tre Lot
belonging thereto is fifty-five feet in front, one hundred
and twenty in depth, has a good spring of water at the end of
the lot, clear of ground rent, and situated nearly opposite the
sign of the Whitehorse in Germantown. For farther parti
culars inquire of Henry Fraly, house-carpenter, opp^ft the
Market-house in Germantown, who will give attenuate at
the time of sale. * -
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Chester county, July 3 r?'
gTRAYED £:.n the pattyre of the iubicriber, about three
3 weeks ago, a black MARE COLT, two years old next
fall, has a long tail, and a white star in her forehead, with a
white snip between her ncftrils. V\ hoever will take her up,
so that the owner may get her again, shall have FIFTEEN
SHILLINGS reward, and reasonable charges.
JOHN THOMPSON.
rir l O be SOLD for want of employ, the bme of an Irilh
I BOY. He has four years and two months to serve, is
a lively active boy, and would suit the country very well. In
quire of the printer. *
Philadelphia, June 25, 1776.
LINEN and JEANS to be fold at the Manufactory in
Union-street. Weavers will meet with good encou
ragement by applying to said Factory.
Good FLAX, at ft urteenpence per pound, to be fold at
the above place.
q'O be SOLD at William Martin's, next the City Ven
-1 due Store, Front-street, near Arch-street, a fashionable
Chints Pattern Drapery Four-post Bedhead, and three Win
dow Curtains, fringed. As he made them, therefore can give
an exaft account of their firlt cost. The above articles have
been in use but a ffiort time, and will be fold as reasonable as
when materials were at the former lowed rates.
N. B. Said Martin also makes Drums of a particular good
kind, all forts of camp equipage, lome Flanders bedticks and
good bed bottoms ; also camp bedheads, ffools and matreffes,
&c. &c. &c. He returns his sincere thanks to his employers,
and hopes to merit their future recommendation.
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JOHN MARIE, Tailor frora Paris, ri ^ removed, from
the corner of Third and Walnut streets, to the hogfe
lately occupied by Mr. George Fullerton, in Chefnut-ltreet,
between Front and Second-streets, and two doors ahwe Mrs.
Duncan's, Milaner, where he carries on his business in the
best manner. He begs leave to return his sincere thanks to
thufe gentlemen who were pleated to favor him wi.h their
custom, and hopes a continuation of their pad favors, which
will be gratefully acknowledged. Clothes cleaned at the
fame place, in the best manner, without the unnecessary trou
ble of ripping or washing. *
Dr. L. B UTT E, Surgeon-Dentist,
BEGS leave to inform the public, that he intends to fol
low the said art, and undertake to set artificial teeth in
so neat a manner that it is impossible to distinguish them from
thole which are natural. He also cleans teeth, hoc * r bad,
so radically, that in half an hour they look as voice a) mow;
<o %1 has tooth drops which cureth the toothach in a few mi
no~s. Also a plaifter whichcures corns in the toes in twenty
four,ours, price two (hillings and sixpence. He keeps lip
pomatum, and the American oil, which takes freckles out of
the face in three days, price seven shillings and sixpence. He
/ill wait on any lady or gentleman that shall honor him with
their commands.'
He is removed from the New-market, and lives now in Chef
nut-ftreet, opposite the sign of the Grand Turk, in Mr. Wal
lace'sb>ufe.,
Quantity of RYE SPIRITS to be fold a'~L D rid
Rees's, hatter, at the corner of Church-alley, iu rhird
flreet.
FIVE EC UN o Newark.
WAS loft yesterday in the market, a black leather POC
KET BOOK without a clasp, the owner's name wrote
on the inside, containing Forty-five Pounds Seven S I itgs
and Sixpence Continental currency, a Four Shilling Bill
Pennsylvania currency, and fundr, Receipts. Whoever has
found the fame, and will return it to the fubferiber, skinner
and breeches-maker, in Thiid-ftreet, between Chefnut and
Walnut Greets, or to the printer hereof, shall receive the
above reward, and no questions asked.
June 27, 1776. BENJAMIN HAMMOND.
TO be LET, a small two story STONE HOUSE. It
has two rooms on a floor, with a kitchen, cellar, and
garden, and is very pleasantly situated, about nine miles from
Philadelphia, on a road that turns off on the left hand from
William Allen, Efqr's place above Germantown, about half
a mile from Mr. Loofley's mill. Inquire of John Keyfer on
the premises, *
TO be SOLD, a NEGRO BOY, about four or five
years of age, who has had the smallpox and measles.
Inquire of the printer,
W A NT E D.
A WEAVER, who anderftands weaving linen and woollen
Saddle Webs ; likewise a person who can make Bridle
Bits and Stirrup Irons, may hear of encouragement by in
quiring of the printer.
PHILADELPHIA: Printed by BENJAMIN
TOWNE, in Front-street, near the London
Coffee-Houle.