The Pennsylvania evening post — Philadelphia, Pa., 1776-11-30 00:00:00, page 4

WAS STOLEN out of the kitchen of William Dibley,
at the White Horse and Fountain inn in Chefnut
ftreet, on Friday night, the following articles, viz. One large
Silver spoon marked W. M. D. maker's name Thomas Shields,
five pewter dishes, fifteen pewter plates, best part of them
new, one copper pot, and feme pewterpint and quart mugs.
If offered for sale please to stop them, and THREE POUNDS
reward will be given on conviction of the offender.
WILLIAM DIBLEY.
TO be SOLD by WILLIAM RICHARDS, good old
CASTILE SOAP, Barbados ALOES, Carolina
PINK ROOT, and RED HERRINGS in cags.
W WANTED one^ hundred and sixty-two good PAD
LOCKS. Any person who can furnTfh them in a
ffiort time, is desired to apply to Lewis Nicola, Barrack
maßex, in Norris's- alley, Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, Sept. 24, 177®.
To BE SOLD, a two story BRICK HOUSE' in Front
ftreet, and STORE in Water-Hrcet, next deer to
Benjamin Towne's printing office, and nearly opposite the
London Cofte-Houfe. Apply to WILLIAM HENRY.
NOW in the possession of the subscriber, sundry WEAR
ING ARPAREL, fuppefed to be stolen. The owners
describing them and paying charges, may have theih again.
Nov, 23. THOMAS DEWEES, jailer.
An ODE addressed to the FREEMEN of America;
and of Pennsylvania in particular, on this dreadful
crisis cf affairs.
Enfe * petit placidam fob libertate qr.ietera.
HARK! the Goddess of fame,
Fair liberty's dame,
Has founded her trun pet vi&orious ;
To Americans all,
She founds her loud call,
To join in a cause that is glorious.
For your freedom and lives,
Your children ard wives,
To defend is the time,now or ncftr;
Then tyrants oppose,
America's foes,
And be freemen both now and for ever.
Your grandfires of old,
Were courageous and bold,
By the smiles and the blessings of heave#
Obtained this land,
And by their command,
To you, as their heirs, it was given.
May heaven inspire
Their sons with their fire,
N For greater your danger was never;
And while trumpet's alarms
Now found you to arms,
Be valiant your rights to recover.
Future aera's of time
Will gratefully join
In the praise of true patriot sages;
America free
For ever shall be,
Thro' all the vast volumes of ages. [* America.
600
RAN away on the night of the 13th inst. from the sub
scriber, a Negro man named CAESAR, about twenty
t^o years of age, a fort, polite, likely, well made fell w,
about five feet three inches high. He took with him a light
coloured ratteen coat new turned, with plain metal buttons,
a dark grey jockey coat moth eaten on the back, sundry
jackets, a pair of claret colour velvet breeches, a pair of
white cloth onto, some white cotton and thread flockings, ^
pair of new blue yarn ditto, a pair of turned pumps, a pair
cf shoes, a pair of fashionable plated buckles, a good beaver
hat, some linen and check Shirts, and may have sundry other
things. It is likely he is gone towards the camp, as he is
very fond of being a fifer or drummer, and may pais for a
freeman; or gone on board some outward) bound veffcl.
Masters of vessels are requeued to take care not to carry him
off. Whoever takes up and secures said Negro so that his
master gets him again, mail have TWENTY DOLLARS
reward and reasonable charges.
— h ^N^^ ° SAMUEL JACKSON/
A HOUSE to be fold in Front-street, between Marke
and Arch streets. Inquire of the printer.
PHILADELPHIA: Printed bv BENJAMIN
TOAV NE, in Frbnt-ftr&et, near the London
Coffee-Houfe.
RAN away the 17th inst. from the subscriber, living in
Sadfbury tewnihip, Chester ccunty, a NEGRO MAN
named Girfhon, about twenty-two years of age, itrong and
well made, five feet eight inches high: He had on and took
with him a good wool hat, a brown uniform coat, cuffs and
cape of a buff colour, the cape is buck&in, an old r d feroe
jacket, a pair of ftreng buckskin breeches, blue cloth leg
"$ s > an( lan old light coloured great coat. Whoever brings
said NEGRO home to his master, shall have EIGHT DOL
LARS reward, or, if feeured in any jail, Thirty Shillings.
—^^A^ JOSEPH PARK.
TO be SOLD at the London Coffee-houfe, cn Wednef.
day the 4th day of December next, at five o'clock in
the afternoon, that large and convenient HOUSE and LOT
firuate on the east fide of Second street, between Mulberry
and Saffaftais streets. The lot is thirty-fix feet five inches in
front, including part of a ten feet alley, and two hundred
and twenty feet deep (more cr less) on said alley ; with an
adjoining back lot of thirty-four feet by thirty, on which is
a new brick liable and coach-house, with a good dry cellar
under" the whole paved with bricks. The liable is large
enough for four cr more horses. There is a pump of good
water in the yard. The hoafe is one of the best stands in
Second-street for business, and has bden lately repaired ; the
cellar floored with two inch planks, and in good order. Any
perlon inclining to purchase at private sale, may know the
terras by applying to the subscriber in the Northern Liber
ties. WILLIAM CLIFTON.
STOLEN yesterday morning, a SILVER CREAM JUG
chafed, and in the shape of an urn.f Whoever, has got
it, and will bring it to the printer, shall have THREE
DOLLARS reward, and no questions aiked. If offered for
sale please to stop it. Nov. 12.
A GOOD CHAIR HORSE, a RIDING CHAIR,
CANNON STOVE, and a SHIP's STOVE, to be
fold. Inquire of the printer.