The Pennsylvania evening post — Philadelphia, Pa., 1776-09-12 00:00:00, page 4

ADVERTISEMENTS OMITTED shall have a good plafce
in next paper.
Sullivan, who was cfofe to him when he fell, fays that no
hian could behave with more Bunners daring the whole ac
tion. As he facrificed his life in defence of the invaded
rights and liberties of his country, his memory must be dear
to every American who is not insensible of its Bufferings.—
In Maryland, Dr. John Wallace, of Qjeea Ann's county. —
In MaiTacuie.ts-Bay ; at Taunton, Mr. Joshua Sawyer, of
Newport, Rhode-ifiand; at Woodcock, Mis. Zeviah Pay
fern, widow of Col. John Payson.—At Providence, Mrs. Sarah
Crawford, wife of Mr. John Crawford.—At Newport,. Mrs.
Mary Peckdam, widow of Mr. Caleb Peckham, late of that
<oWn.—At New London, Mr. David Harris. In Newcastle
county, upon Dealware, Mrs. Dorothea Thompson, wife of
John fhompfon, Elq.
AMERICAN SHEET IRON
MANUFACTURED, in all its various branches, by
Murray, Griffiths, and.Bullard, in Wa.er-ftreet, at the
corner of Arch street, near the Old Ferry, Philadelphia,
where gentlemen of the American army and others may be
supplied with the following articles, viz. Camp kettles, blaze
pans, fryingpans, ftewpans, teakettles, faufepans, fifh kettles,
stoves and Rove pipes, bakeovens, ash backets, coffee rafters,
dripping pans, and sundry other articles. Orders expedi
tiously and punctually performed at the fhoiteft notice, and
at the most reasonable price.
N. B. Ail forts of copperwork repaired and tinned in the
neatest manner. The belt price lor old copper, brass, and
pewter.
WANTED to hire, a MAN who understands taking
care of horses, and can drive a chariot. Such a per
son, who can be well recommended for his sobriety and
honesty, may hear of a place by applying to the printer.
'l' Obe SOLD, an assortment of several colours of very
A good SEWING SILKS at ten shillings an ounce, by
John Reedle, tailor, it Arch street, opposite Chancery-lane.
* Mr. TOWNE,
rf"\ REEDS being dangerous, and yet perhaps necessary
{ > in the constitutions of civil societies, 1 was much pleased
to fee the caution with which our Honoraole Convention pro
ceeded on that important fubjett. '
Had they framed the proposed creed in the following man
ner, I presume the intends of society would be as future as
any terms can render them, viz.
“ 1 believe in one Almighty God, the Supreme Ruler of the
" Univerft, to whom all rational beings are accountable for
" their morai conduct, and from whole impartial justice they
" shall be rewarded according to their works."
It is the belief of final retribution only, that gives us a reli
gious hold on the conferences of each other; and in civil
matters, we stretch beyond our line when we go any farther.
SAP VERBUM.
F O R rY DOLLARS Reward.
LOST out of a gentleman's pocket, yesterday in the after
noon, FIFTEEN HALF SHEETS of CONTINEN
TAL MONEY, from one to eight Dollars, amounting to
five hundred and forty. Whoever brings them to the printer,
fhal have the above reward for their trouble.
Philad. Sept. 12, 1776.
454
W'AS turned ioofe, from the liable of the fubicriber, in
Elbow-lane, at the White Horse inn, on Monday
morning last, a BAY MARE, low in flefh, about thirteen
hands and a half high, lame in the off hind leg, a blaze in
her face, inip on her n fe, and lonic fiddle spots on her back,
seven years old, and paces. Whoever g ves informal n of
the mare, shall have TEN SHILLINGS reward, and rea
finable charges, for bringing her back.
Sept. 12, 1776. * JOHN REYNOLDS.
given.
THEIR proportion of SALT will be delivered out on
Tuesday morning next, between the hours of eight and
one o'clock. Those who neglect to attend will be precluded any
farther dividend. As great inconveniency has arisen at distri
butions of this kind, on account of final! money, it is ex
pected those who apply will bring small change, and give as
little trouble as pofiible. As it is reported that divers per
sons of this diftrich have applied for fait in the city, profeffing
themselves inhabitants thereof, therefore it is presumed that
those who have thus applied, will not run any risk of being
exposed, as they are pretty generally known.
Nd B. The place where the Salt will be delivered is nearly
opposite Mr. Chrihian Kiffixs's in Second street.
TEN POUNDS Reward.
STRAYED or STOLEN from the fabfer ber, living at
White clay creek landing, Newcastle county, on the
twenty-ninth or thirtieth ult. a dark bay, or light bro^n
GELDING, about fifteen hands high, shod before, in good
order, has a switch tail, paces a good travel, very easy to
the erider, carries middling well, can trot, but seldom does
under the laddie, is a very good natured creature, of Ready
courage, his mane hangs on the off fide, not remembered that
he has any white about him, but believed his fetlocks are
trimmed. Whoever secures the said horse so that I may have
him again, shall receive the above reward if stolen, and if
not stolen the sum of THREE POUNDS, with reasonable
charges if brought home. DANIEL BYRNES.
ALEXANDER BARTRAM begs leave to acquaint the
public that he has just Opened a large assortment of
GLASS WARE. Some of the articles are as follow : De
canters of all sizes, pint, half pint, gill and half gill Tum
blers, Wine Glasses, Proof Bottles, Vinegar Cruets, Salt
fell r% Sugardiffies, Mustard Pots, quart, pint, and half
pint Cans, Smelling Bottles, and Ink Bo ties, &c. &c.
N. B. He has also a quantity of Mufeovado Sugars and
Jamaica Spirits.
Philadelphia Sept. 12, 1776.
To the Inhabitants of the Northern Liberties this Notice is
(Wi^L)
PHILADELPHIA: Printed by B. TOWNE.
Philad. Sept. 12, 1776.
W^AS STOLEN out of the fop
of the fabferiber, on the 4th
instant, A SILVER MILK URN,
of an oval form, with a lid and spout,
weighed about nine ounces, and en
graved with a cypher MR, made in
England. Whoever will give infor
mation thereof, so that it ma/ be had
again, shall have three Pounds re
ward, or if cut to pieces, four Dol
lars for the silver.
THOMAS SHIELDS.