The Pennsylvania evening post — Philadelphia, Pa., 1776-04-02 00:00:00, page 4

FULLER and FISHER have for SALE, at their STORE
in Water-street, a little below Walnut-street—Striped
and plain Mantuas, white and black flowered Satins, plain
black ditto, black Taffaties and Persians, black and white
Gaufes, womens black and white silk Gloves and Mits, Cam
bricks, Ribbands, Fans, Shalloons, Durants, Velvets, Hair
and Worsted Plushes, Worsted Hosiery, Ofnabrugs, fine
white Russia Drillings, Dowlaffes, Pins, Sheeting, and coarse
linens. „
Dr. HILL'S AMERICAN BALSAM.
TH E virtue and goodness of this excellent medicine
are now well know in America. It is an infallible,
innocent, sure, and mod effectual medicine ever known in the
world for all coughs, colds, swimming in the head ; and a
very admirable remedy for children in the whooping cragh,
and in most all their disorders. By the proper use of this
balsam, for a reasonable time, many have received great be
nefit and relief, and some are effectually cured of the most
painful rheumatism, cholic, consumption, &c. &c. &c. Dr.
HILL'S own direction is wrapped about each bottle to prevent
its being counterfeited. It is only to be fold, in Philadelphia,
by WILLIAM SITGREAVES, merchant, on the north fide
of Market-ftreer, near the Court-house ; at Germantown,
by CHRISTOPHER SOUR, printer; at Lancaster, by
LUDWIG LOWMAN, merchant; in New-York, by MI
CHAEL HOFFMAN, Ihopkeeper ; and by the fubferiber,
at his hou£e in Kingfefs. WILLIAM YOUNG.
N. B. At the above places are also fold Dr. HILL's new
improved STOMACHIC TINCTURE, excellent for all weak
ilomachs. It gives a very healthy appetite, found digeltion,
and prevents many diseases. *
Germantown Bleachfield.
JACOB COLEMAN, at the above bleachfield, will begin
J to whiten all forts of LINEN, YARN, and STOCK
INGS, at the usual prices, according to the quality of the
g.ods; and defines those that favor him with any pieces of
LINEN to bleach, would mark thereon the number of yards,
their names, and where they live. As he has met with a
great loss by being robbed last fall, he intends to make fatif
faction to the owners of the goods, and hopes they, in par
ticular, ^nd the public in general, will favor him with their
custom, that he may be enabled t> make up his loss by in
dustry, for he hopes such a robbery will not happen again,
as he intends to prevent it by living on the foot, and keep
ing a drift watch. Goods for said bleachfield are received
by the following gentlemen in Philadelphia— Mr. Philip
Clumbark, barber, in Arch-street; Mr. John Rafer and Mr.
Michael Emel, in Third-street, innholders, at which places
said COLEMAN will attend every Saturday, with his llage
waggon, to take up and deliver goods. He intends to begin
the firft of April next, hoping that those who have any goods
ready will fend them in by the time, that he may have a
quantity worth attending the beginning.
N. B. The Advertiser forewarns all persons from coming
on or near said bleachfield after night time, as they will an-
Aver the fame at the hazard of their lives, for there will be
a Arid watch kept with fire arms and dogs. At the above
place is wanted a man who anderftands bleaching well, and
can be well recommended. March 17.
SEVERAL SUMS of MONEY to be lent on goodreal
fecurityi by MATTHEW CLARKSON.
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TO be SOLD by public Vendue, on the third of April
next, at nine o'clock in the forenoon, at the fubferiber's
bakehouse in Dock-street, between Second and Front streets
a variety of HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE'
HORSES, CART, WAGGON, and GEERS, with sun
dry other farming utensils ; some RYE, and a new final!
COPPER STILL, being the personal estate of Thomas
Patterson, late of Weft New-lerfey, deceased.
Marell 19. * HENRY LISLE, Administrator.
Philadelphia, March 25, 1776.
DESERTED, from the General Washington armed boat,
the twenty-firft inst. JOHN GRAHAM, born in Ire
land, thirty-four years cf age, about five feet nine inches
high, of a faady complexion, and wore his own hair. He
is married, and lived in Second-llreet, near Almond-street.
He had on, when he deferred, a brown short coat, grey
ribbed dockings, and thick foaled shoes. Whoever secures
said deserter, and puts him on board any of the armed boats,
or lodges him in jail in this city, shall be paid FOUR DOL
DARS reward. HENRY DOUGHERTY.
Philadelphia, March 22, 1776.
WHEREAS JOHN ATKINS, by trade a bricklayer,
was seen wheeling a wheelbarrow across the Race
Ground, for a woman felling liquor, and has not been with
his wife for fix nights ; and when he eomes home, pulls his
wife's cap and hair up by the root, and has absconded from
me ever since This is therefore to forewarn all persons not
to trust him on my account, as I will pay none of his debts. A
ALICE ATKINS.
Ragged Newcastle and Maryland money,
exchanged for a moderate allowance, by JAMES
GALLAGHER, at the corner of Spruce and Front streets,
Philadelphia. Also the highest price will be given for clean
LINEN RAGS.
HYNS TAYLOR, Upholsterer, in Front-street,
between Market and Arch streets (late from Saine
James's, London) begs leave, by this method, to inform his
friends, and the public in general, that he makes up all
kind of furniture in the newelt fafhion, viz. Dome, teafter,
drapery, Venetian, Gothic, canopy, four-puft and couch beds;
also field and camp beds, all forte of mattresses ; with Venetian
and feftoon window curtains, and every other article of
household furniture, on the molt reasonable terms.
AMELIA TAYLOR, Milaner and Mantua Maker,
makes up all forts of milanery goods, viz. child-bed linen,
childrens robes, jams, frocks, vests and tunics, gentlemens
shirts, stocks, and all kind of needlework, in the very
neatest manner.
N. B. Genteel lodgings to be let, with the use of a
kitchen, &c. *
PHILADELPHIA: Printed by BENJAMIN
TOWNE, in Front-street, near the London
Coffee-Houfe.
THREEPENCE per pound given,
BY WILLIAM TRICKETT, stationer, at his house in
Front-street, facing Blackhorfe-alley, and in Water
ftreet, in the lower part of said house, Philadelphia, for the
best fort of CLEAN WHITE LINEN RAGS; and so in
proportion for that of an inferior fort. The belt price given
for OLD SAILS, &c. :