The Pennsylvania evening post — Philadelphia, Pa., 1776-03-30 00:00:00, page 4

Dr, L. BUT TE, Surgeon-Dentist, , ,
BEGS leave to inform the public, t^at 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 those which are natural. He also cleans teeth, how
ever bad, so radically, that in half an hour they look as'
white as fiow ; and has tooth drops which cureth the tooth
ach in a few minutes. Also a plaifter which cures corns in
the toes in twenty-four hours, ,rice two (hillings and six
pence. He keeps lip pomatum, and the American oil, which
takes freckles out of the face in three days, price seven (hil
lings and sixpence. He will wait on any lady or gentleman
that (hall honor him with their commands.
He lives at the widow Hanson's, opposite the New-market.
TO BE LET, that large convenient INN, where the sub
scriber lives, lately occupied by Robert Mullan, plea
santly ficuated on the banks of the river Schuylkill, about four
miles from the city of Philadelphia, together with the lot of
ground thereto belonging, containing about two acres, on
which are ereded a good barn, stables, sheds, &c. Also an
other house and lot near the abovementioned premises, con
taining about fix acres of well improved land. Likewise to
be let on reasonable terms, upon a long lease or leases, about
twelve hundred acres of good, rich, unimproved land, well
watered, and divided into four tracts, lituate on Wiconefco
creek, in Hoffman's vally, Lancaster county. Any person
inclinable to rent any part of the said premises may know the
terms, by applying to
LEVY MARKS.
As the said Levy Marks intends to leave the province by
the firft of April next, all persons who have any demands
against him, are desired to bring in their accounts, and receive
their refpedive balances; and those who are indebted to
'him, are hereby desired to make immediate payment to
William Lewis, of the city of Philadelphia, attorney at law,
in whose hands the subscriber's books are lodged, with direc
tions to bring adions against those who do not comply here
with. March 6.
TO BE SOLD, a GENTEEL RIDING HORSE.—
For particulars inquire of Mr. Shepherd, at whose (ta
bles the horse may be seen.
SPRUCE BEER made in Chefnut-ftreet, between Second
and Third streets, two doors from the White-horse ta
vern. Cags as small as five gallons are sent to any part of the
city at fourpence and sixpence per gallons bottled three (hil
lings a dozen, bottles returned.
At the fame place may be had Hare's American belt bot
tled PORTER, Philadelphia bottled BEER and CYDER,
by the grofe or dozen. None will be sent out but what is ex
ceeding fine.
March 19. ROBERT APPLEBY.
TO be SOLD, by public VENDUE, on Monday the
firft of April, at nine o'clock in the forenoon, at the
house of the subscriber, in Fourth-street, near Market-street,
at the sign of the Indian-Queen, a quantity of feather beds
and bedheads, bed and window curtains, rugs, blankets,
fneets, table linen, tables, chairs, looking-giaffes, pictures,
kitchen furniture, and sundry other articles too tedious to
mention. JOHN LITTLE.
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B ABRAHAM will be let to mares, at Jacob Hiltzheimer,
stables in Seventh-street, at three pounds the season, and
five (hillings to the groom. He is a fine bay, full fifteen hands,
high, dnd fo^ years old this spring. Babraham was got by
the noted running horse JUNIPER, who started in the four
following years, 1757,58, 59, and 1760, for eighteen \tes,
and won fourteen of them. CoL Symes afterwards imported
him into Virginia, and fold him for one thousand pounds
Virginia currency, Babraham's dam was got by Samuel Gal
loway's, Esq; bay horse SELIM ; his grandam by PACO
LET; his great grandam, by OLD SPARK; his great
great grandam was QUEEN MAB, who was imported and
got by Moscow's gray ARABIAN ; her dam by the Hampton
Court CHILDERS; her grandam by Governor Harrison's
ARABIAN; her great great grandam by LEEDS; her
great great great grandam was a Barbarian mare.
N. B. Mares that are not left till they are done with the
horse, must pay thirty (hillings for the firft leap; for the se
cond twenty (hillings, and the third ten (hillings, which
money must be paid down each time. 3m *
JOHN MARIE, Tailor, from Paris, has removed from.
Gray's-alley, to the corner of Third and Walnut streets,
and opposite to Andrew Allen, Esq; where he carries on his
business in the best manner. He begs leave to return his sin
cere thanks to those gentlemen who were pleased to favor
Kim with their custom, and hopes a continuation of their past
favors, which will be gratefully acknowledged. Clothes
cleaned at the fame place, in the best manner, without the
unnecessary trouble of ripping or washing.
WAS found, about a month ago, in Market-street, a
GOLD SLEEVE BUTTON. The owner, proving
his property, and paying charges, may have it again by apply
ing the printer.
A GARDENER, who understands his business, and can
be well recommended for industry, honesty and so
briety, will meet with encouragement by applying to the
printer. *
Philadelphia, March 20, 1776.
TEN POUNDS Reward.
STOLEN out of the (hop of the subscriber, in the night
of the 16th or 17th instant, almost a complete set of
COMBMAKING TOOLS, with a parcel of small tooth
COMBS in the rough. Also was loft by the subscriber, three
weeks ago, in Chefnut-ftreet, between Second and Fourth
streets, or in Fourth-street between Chefnut and Market
streets, a parcel of MONEY, near sixteen pounds, confin
ing of Pennsylvania, Continental and Maryland bills. Who
ever will give information of the money that it may be had
again, (hall have FIVE POUNDS reward, and for the
thief or thieves, on convidion, (hall have FIVE POUNDS
reward, and reasonable charges.
WILLIAM HASLEWOOD,
Combmaker, in Fourthftreet.
PHILADELPHIA: Printed by BENJAMIN
TOWNE, in Front-street, near the London
Coffee-Houle.
BROWN LINEN, DRESSED FLAX and tow, to be
SOLD at the Linen Manufactory in Union-street, be
tween Third and Fourth streets.