The Pennsylvania evening post — Philadelphia, Pa., 1776-03-07 00:00:00, page 4

A^O BE LET, that large convenient INN, where the
JL fubfer-iber lives, lately occupied by Robert Mullan,
pleasantly htuated 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
another house and lot near the abovementioned premises,
containing 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 tra&s, situate on Wico
neico creek, in Hoffman's valley, 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 re
ceive 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 lubferiber's books are lodged, with di
yedions to bring actions against thole who do net comply
herewith. March 6.
Just printed, and published at the desire of several Members
of the Honorable the Continental Congress, and some of
the Milit try Officers of the Association ; and is now fel
ling by HUMPHREY'S and AITKEN, in Front-street,
also by BELL, in Third-street,
THE MILITARY GUIDE for YOUNG OFFICERS,
by 1 HOMAS SIMES, Esq. This work is a large
and valuable compilation from the moil celebrated military
writers—Marshal Saxe—General Bland—King of Prussia—
Prince Ferdinand, &c. &c. Containing the experience of
many brave heroes in critical situations, for the use of young
warriors ; including an excellent military, historical and ex
planatory D ICTIONARY.
Io which are now added extracts from a military essay, con
taining reflexions on the raising, arming, clothing and difei.
pline of the Britifn infantry and cavalry. By Campbell Dal
rympie, Esq; Lieutenant-Colonel to the King's own regiment
of dragoons.
The whole is illuminated with eleven COPPERPLATES.
N. B. The subscribers are requeued to call or fend for their
books.
TO be SOLD, a SERVANT GIRL, who can spin,
and has been used to houle-work Inquire of the
printer. *
WANTS a place, as WET NURSE, a young woman
with a good bread of milk, who can be well recom
mended. Inquire of the printer. *
TO be LET, a convenient two story HOUSE, fituate,in
Norris's alley. Inquire of tlie printer.
lOST, a SHEET of CONTINENTAL MONEY,
of the emission of the 29th of November, 1775, con
taining sixteen bills. The public will take notice that the
above bills are numbered 58019, and 58032 —not 38019, and
-38032, advertised in former papers.
The bills are signed P. Bond, John Shee, the latter name is
counterfeited. Whoever will give information of all or any
of the said bills to the printer, ffiall be thankfully rewarded.
Feb. 26, 1776.
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Just Published, Printed and Sold by R. AITKEN
Printer and Bookseller, opposite the London Coffee-Houfe'
Front-street, Philadelphia (Price Eighteen-pence)
THE MODERN RIDING-MASTER, or a KEY to
the KNOWLEDGE of the HORSE and HORSE
MANSHIP, with several necessary rules for young horsemen
by the famous PHILIP ASTLEY, Riding-matter, late of hi^
Majesty's royal light dragoons. Adorned with sixteen neat
engravings descriptive of this manly exercise.
The Modern Riding-Master may be considered as an ufeful
Vade-Mecums for gentlemen of every rank and profeffion
whether civil or military. It contains,
J. Necessary precautions in purchasing a horse.
11. Of the bridle and saddle.
diene lhe art °' "'""''' an ' reducing a horse to proper obo-
IV -. T .° mount th e horse; with a variety of directions for
the training and better government of this ufeful animal.
V. Necessary directions on a journey, &c.
" DO L LARS Reward.'
ror STRAYED, out of the fubferiber's yard the
D'n" ee C' h c °f Jfl nuar y last 2 in the evening, a BROWN
MARE with foal, has a small star, several saddle marks,
ow in flefh, aoout thirteen hands high, branded on the off
Iguider I A, without shoes, and eight years old. Whoever
',5! u P “" mare, and brings her to JACOB HILTZHEI
MER, in Seventh-street, near Merket-ftreet, shall have the
above reward. Philadelphia, Feb. 24th, 1776.
CIX good JOURNEYMEN SHOEMAKERt^^
O men, some for leather, and some for fluff work, may
meet with good encouragement by applying to the printer.'
(SEVERAL SUMS of MONEY to be lent on goodrea
O security, by MATTHEW CLARKSON.
PHILADELPHIA: Printed by BENJAMIN
TOWNE, in Front-street, near the London
Coffee-Houfe.
WAS found on Saturday afternoon, the 17th ult. (Feb.)
in Pine-street, near the New-market, a SILVER
SHOEBUCKLE. Whoever has loft the fame, by applying
to the printer, proving their property, and paying the coll,
may have it again.
WANT E D, on a small plantation near the city, a
WOMAN who will undertake the care of a small
DAIRY, and attend the market twice a week ; good wages
will be given. Also wanted a SERVANT LAD or MAN
that can be well recommended. Inquire of the printer.
A few Housekeepers may be supplied with genuine new
MILK, by leaving their names and place of abode with the
printer.