The Pennsylvania evening post — Philadelphia, Pa., 1776-05-18 00:00:00, page 4

J OSEPH STAN S BURY,
.At his fiore opposite Christ Church, in Second-street, Phila
delphia, is felling off his large and elegant STOCK of
China, Glass and Earthen Wares, confining of the follow
ing articles,
CHIN A.
BLUE and white, and rich
enamelled bowls, from
an half pint to two gallons
and a half.
Nanquin, and common dining
table sets complete.
Rich enamelled tea-table sets
complete.
Nanquin, and common table
and desert plates.
Rich enamelled table plates.
Blue and white soup Turennes,
two sizes.
Blue and white, and enamel
led sauce Turennes, 2 sizes.
Nanquin bottles and bafons,
and chamberpots.
Blue and white round dishes,
very large.
Blue and white oblong diflies,
in sizes.
Enamelled round soup dishes;
large.
Blue and white pieces for de
serts, in sets.
Enamelled pickle shells and
mustard pots.
Blue and white, and enamel
led sauce boats in sizes.
Blue and white butter tubs and
mustard pots.
Blue and white artichoke cups
and spitting pots.
Enamelled sugar dishes, very
small.
Blue and white oval baking
dimes and pattypans.
Blue and white, and enamel
led mugs andjugs, several
sizes.
Blue and white, and enamel
led jars and beakers, of all
sizes.
Rich enamelled myrtle pots
and Hands.
Images, groups, icepails, urns,
chandiliers, flower vases, in
great variety, highly finifh
ed, and from the most beau
tiful models.
Chocolate, coffee and tea cups
and saucers, bell shaped and
common, plain and with
handles, blue and white,
and enamelled, a great
choice of patterns.
Sugardifhes, ipoon trays, and
beef plates.
Tea pots, cream pots, and tea
jars.
G LAS S.
Rich cut candleflicks, three
sizes, and several patterns.
Rich cut sugar dishes, jelly
glasses and essence bottles.
Rich cut pint and half pint
decanters.
Two quart decanters, labelled
Madeira.
Quart, pint, and half pint de
canters.
Sallad bowls, butter tabs, and
lemonade cups.
Pint, half pint, gill, and half
gill tumblers.
Vinegar cruets, salt cellars,
and mustard pots.
Hyacinth glasses, and sleek
stones for silk flockings..
Plain and labelled goblets,
and white glass beakers, cy
der glasses, proof bottles and
wine glasses.
Painted, flowered and plain
mugs, in sizes.
Cruet frames, ink hands, and
pocket bottles.
Window glass 9 by 7, 11 by
9, 17 by 12 and a half, and
18 by 13.
Sheet Glass in crates.
Oval bottles that hold a full
quart.
EARTHEN WARES.
Egyptian, Etruscan, embodi
ed red China, agate, green,
black, colliflower, white
and blue and white stone,
enamelled, striped, fluted,
pierced and plain Queen's
ware tea pots.
Red China, black, white, blue
and white, enamelled done,
colliflower, enamelled, strip
ed, fluted and Queen's ware
sugar dishes.
Enamelled & handled Queen's
ware, white, blue and white,
a^d enamelled hone tea and
coffee cups and saucers.
Enamelled and white done
half pint bowls and saucers.
Plain, blue and white and
enamelled white itone,
black, agate, colliflower,
plain, fluted, striped and
enamelled Queen's ware
bowls, of several sizes.
Plain, gilt, fluted and ena
melled Queen's ware cof
fee pots, of the urn shape.
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Cream pots, falls, mustards,
pepper caftors, egg slices,
custard cups, bla'mange
moulds, cheese toasters,
cream buckets,ltalian lamps
for the chambers of the ficfc,
garden pots, flower horns,
jars and beakers, sauce
boats, terrines, butter tubs
and hands, egg cups, bot
tles and bafons, water dish
es, fifh drainers, cream
cheese diflies, chamberpots,
pattypans, baking dishes,
compotiers, pudding dish
es, pap boats, failed dishes,
plates, oblong dishes, mugs,
jugs, childrens tea sets,
whiffling birds, &c.
Delf bowls, ewers and bafons,
chamberpots, plates and
diflies of several sizes.
Bristol stone butter pots, pick
ling jars, jugs, bottles and
mugs, from a pint to fix
gallons.
Welch difries and perringers.
Chequered and red, ware of
all kinds.
Sconce, rich oval and dressing
Looking Glasses, from
Philadelphia, May „, 1776.
IF a certain SAMUEL KIRK be an honest man, he will
certainly take up his Note of Hand for which he received
a certain value. My thinking his pay was good, I did not
present his Note for payment until a month after it was due •
he then told me he had been part of the way to my house in
order to take it up, but had altered his mind, and would not
pay me until obliged by law. He might have saved himfelf
the trouble and expence of his untimely certain adver
tisement, because I never intended any person should be trou
bled with his note or dispute but myfelf.
* JOHN THORNTON.
A FEW hogflieads of Wed-India RUM, a few pieces of
Nankeen, an assortment of hemp and flax hatchels ;
and the time of an English SERVANT BOY who has fix
years to serve, to be fold by JOHN BROWN, at the corner of
Third and Spruce streets.
be LET or SOLD, a HOUSE, GARDEN LOT,
X and SI'ABLES, in Trenton, in good repair, and may
be entered upon immediately. Inquire of the printe . *
WHEREAS a certain John Thornton did obtain a Note
of Hand of the fubferiber for five Pounds, which
was payable the 7th of April last. This is to forewarn all per
sons from taking an alignment of said Note, as I am re
solved not to pay it unless compelled by law.
Philad. May 8, 1776. * SAMUEL KIRK.
PHILADELPHIA: Printed by BENJAMIN
TOWNE, in F'ront-ftreet, near the London
Coffee-Houfe.
fix (hillings to twenty eight
pounds per pair.
Japanned cabinet and dressing
boxes, from forty milling^
to thirty pounds each.
Bottle stands, labels and chains
for decanters.
Watch chains, fnuff boxes,
earrings, trinkets, plated
buckles, spurs, tea tongs
and tankards, rich India
fans, antique seals & gems,
bell black lead pencils, fire
screens, India table mats,
&c.
A small assortment of raila
nery.
Apothecaries Furniture.
Alembicks, boltheads, retorts
and receivers.
Marble and glass mortars,
with pestles, three sizes.
Separating funnels, nipple
shells, and spice bottles.
Daffy's Elixer bottles.
Ointment, syrup and pill pots
and caps.
Gallipots from pint and a
half to four quarts.
Apothecaries tiles, &c. &c.