The Pennsylvania evening post — Philadelphia, Pa., 1776-11-07 00:00:00, page 4

'Juft printed, published, and now fefling by ROBERT
BELL in Third-street, Philadelphia (price half a dollar)
THE BATTLE of BUNKERS-HILL. A dramatic
piece of five afts, in heroic measure. By a Gentleman,
of Mayland.
,_ Pulchrumque mori faccurrit in armis. ViRG.
'Tis glorious to die in battle.
N. B. At laid Bell's may now be had all the new publica
tions on the Military Art ; also a considerable variety of
books in Navigation, and other branches of the Mathe
matics.
Philad. Nov. 7, 1776.
RAN away on Sunday night last, from William Browne,
of the Northen Liberties, shipwright, an apprentice
boy named DANIEL MUCLEHERREN, between nineteen
and twenty years of age, about five feet ten inches, brown
hair, pock marked, and has a swaggering walk. He had on,
when he went away, a new blue cloth coat, green knap
jacket with sleeves, thickset breeches, good yarn stockings;
almost new (hoes, and a fafhionable hat. Whoever secures
said apprentice in any of the jails of this or some neighbour
ing state, so that his matter may have him again, (hall have
EIGHT DOLLARS reward and reasonable charges.
WILLIAM BROWNE.
N. B. He is supposed to be in company with two other ap
prentices. All perlons whatever are forbid to harbor him.
RAN away from the fubferiber the 28th ult. an Englilh
servant man named JAMES FAULKNER, a cork
cutter by trade, about twenty-fix years of age, five feet
high, brown complexion, very black hair, and writes a tole
rable hand. Whoever apprehends said servant, or will give
information of him,' so that his mailer gets him again, (hall
have TEN DOLLARS reward and reasonable charges.
WILLIAM RICHARDS.
ON Tuesday next, about one o'clock, at JOHN
HA R T's vendue (lore, will begin the fate of a
large and neat assortment of merchandize, being the remains
of a store, among which are broad and narrow cloths, cot
ton velvets, pluses, fhalloons, tammies, durants, calaman
coes, rattenets, everlastings, poplins, mens, womens, boys
and girls worsted hose; tablecloths, napkins, buckram,
gauze and gauze handkerchiefs, Nuns, Scotch, and colour
ed threads, tapes, ferrets, quality bindings,, gartering, fluff
and Morocco (hoes, rugs and blankets, womens cloth cloaks
and cardinals, womens silk hats, silk laces, mens leather
gloves, silver punch ladles, a few boxes of window glass, a
neat affoftment of china, oznabrugs, sheeting, and line li
nens, sewing silk, leather breeches, &c. Also looking
glaffes, mahogany deiks, &c. and a,quantity of ready made
clothes, &c. &c. &c.
STOLEN out of the fubferiber's house in Third-street,
near the barracks, two black leather POCKET
BOOKS. In one was a fifty (Killings Pennsylvania .bill, one
of five dollars, and anotherof two dollars, Continental ; in the
other a two dollars bill, about thirty (hillings in small change,
and a discharge of John Brady out of Capt. Richardson's
company, in Col. Magaw's battalion. Whoever brings them
to the fubferiber (hall have SIX POUNDS reward, and if
the thief be secured TWENTY POUNDS.
JOHN BRADY.
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Philadelphia, Nov. §, 1776.
ON FRIDAY next, the Bth instant at nine o'clock in the
morning, at WILLIAM SITGREAVES's VENDUE
STORE, the upper end of Second-street, will begin the sale
of a large and neat assortment of MERCHANDIZE, among
which are the remains of a store, confining of eighty whole
piecesand remnants of (halloons, fifty pieces and remnants of
calamancoes, dorfettees, camblets and tammies, with a large
variety of other goods.
N. B. A large good CHAIR HORSE to be fold, by said
Sitgreaves.-
THE partnership of WHITE and MONTGOMERY
is dissolved. All persons that have any demands a
gainlt said partnerfllip, are requeued to furnifh their ac
counts that they may be fettled. And those who are in
debted to them, are desired to be speedy in discharging their
refpe&ive accounts, otherwise they will be put into the hanck
of an attorney, without refped to persons.
N. B. Charles White has removed into Water-street, two
doors below Market-street, opposite Mr. Andrew Caldwell's,
where he has for sale a quantity of MUSCOVADO SU
GARS in hogsheads, tierces, and barrels. Also JAMAICA
SPIRITS, Weft-India and Philadelphia RUM, COFFER,
PEPPER, ALLSPICE, and INDIGO of the best quality,
&c. &c. &c.
This day is published, printed, and to be fold by R. AIT
KEN, bookseller, opposite the London Coffee-houfe, Front
street, containing about three hundred and forty pages
large o&avo (price one dollar in blue boards)
THE JOURNALS of the PROCEEDINGS of CON
GRESS, held at Philadelphia from January to May
1776.
PHILADELPHIA: Printed by BENJAMIN
TOWNE, in Front-street, near the Londoi
Coffee-Houfe.
October 19, 1776.
ALL persons who have any demauds againit the late
Committee of Infpedion for the city and liberties of
Philadelphia, are once more desired to deliver their accounts
to any one of the fubferibers on or before the tenth day of
November next, at which time it is intended finally to fettle
this bufineis. The public are requested to take notice of the
above, as every account not furnished on or before that day,
must be excluded.
JOHN BAYARD, JONATHAN B. SMITH, SHARP
DELANY, JOSEPH DEAN, WILLIAM DAVIS
CHRISTOPHER MARSHALL, ferior, WILLIAM
BALL, FRANCIS GURNEY, SAMUEL MORRIS,
Committ e of Accounts.
FRANCIS DAYMON, matter of the FRENCH and LA
TIN LANGUAGES, and Librarian to the Public li
brary, continues to inftrud gentlemen in the French lan
guage in the most expeditious method, agreeable to the lai
improvements of the French academy. He keeps a regu
lar class every evening for those who cannot convenient!
attend in the day time.
The said Daymon lives on the south fide of Market-street
the fifth door below Fourth-ftree t.