The Pennsylvania evening post — Philadelphia, Pa., 1776-09-14 00:00:00, page 4

VENDUE at WILLIAM ADCOCK's, on Tuesday and
Wednesday next, at one o'clock each day, the upper
end of Second-street, where will be expoled to sole a great
variety of goods suitable to the season, viz. Best fupertine
coating, fpoued velvets, silk breeches pieces, Hancock and
Washington handkerchiefs, and a great variety of other print
ed handkerchiefs, printed jacket patterns, corded dimities, a
large quantity of Gripes and checks, allopeens, bombazeens,
silk and worked gloves and niits, a large quantity of mens
fine cotton dockings, womens ditto, belt polished steel ra
zors, with a great variety of other goods too tedious for an
advertifenient.
ft' O be SOLD, a young NEGRO WENCH, with a
Q child at her breast, three months old, She has bad
the smallpox, and is a good servant. For particulars in
quire of the printer. Sept. 14, 1776.
Tpo BE SOLD, a likely Englilh SERVANT GIRL,
& who has three years to lerve. She is sober and honelt.
• Inquire cf the printer.
JQUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given to all those who have
been pleased to intruft the fubferiber with linen to be
bleached at Germantown, not to pay any money for bleaching
their good?, to any pretended partner whatsoever, as they
will have to pay the fame over again to
Germantown, Sept. 13, 1776. JACOB COLEMAN.
'. Philadelphia, Sept. 13, 1776.
WAS LOST, on the ninth instant, on Lancaster road,
between Mr. Kinkle's and the Black Horse, a black
LEATHER POCKET-BOOK, with a brass lock. It ihews
it has been gilt, the owners name wrote in large letters in the
inside, Frederick Deitz, a blatfk book sewed in, several pa
pers, with a pass and about forty killings in money. Who
ever has found the fame, and will bring it to either of the
abovemeritioned taverns, or to Frederick Deitz, in Water
freer, Philadelphia, shall have FIFTEEN SHILLINGS
reward.
f-fO be SOLD, on reasonable terms, fix thousand acres of
I PATENTED LAND, in the counties of Northum
berland, Bedford, and Weftmoreland. It is very rich land,
well watered, has a large proportion of low bottom, easy to
be cleared for meadow, and in the neighbourhood of mills
and several settlements. Inquire of Lewis Weils.
FOUR DOLLARS Reward.
RAN away from the fubferiber, an indented servant
man named WILLIAM MANLY, by trade a house
carpenter, five feet three or four inches high, well let, round
shouldered, brown short curly hair, fond of drink, and
very talkative. He had on and took with him, a brown
coat, satin jacket, bucklkin breeches, striped trousers, and
sundry other clothes unknown. Whoever apprehends said
servant, and ftcures hira so that his mailer gets him again,
shall have the above reward. HUGH ROBERIS.
A COMMODIOUS STABLE.
Hr' HE fubferiber informs the public in general, and his
j friends in particular, that he has opened a very corn
odious STABLE back of the New City Tavern, adjoin
ing Mr, George Way's, coachmaker, where he will take in
horses for a night, or longer, as it may suit gentlemen to flay
in town. He'has gocd saddle horses, and horses and chairs,
to let ; and trims horses in the mod genteel manner. A ho
ever fl all please to employ him, may depend upon his utmost
endeavors to give fatisfaaion, JOHN GRANGER.
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Philadelphia, Sept. 12, 1776.
To the Inhabitants of the Northern Liberties this Notice is
given.
THEIR proportion of SALT will be delivered oct 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 small racney, it is ex
pected those who appl, will bring small change, and give as
little trouble as possible. As it is reported that divers per
sons of this diftriA 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 rifle of being
exposed, as they are pretty generally known.
N. B. The place where the Salt will be delivered is nearly
opposite Mr. Christian Riffits's in Second-street.
Just puLliflied, price one (hilling and threepence, and to be
fold by Samuel Dellap, at his book-shop in Market-street,
between Second and Third-streets, three doors above
Strawberry-alley,
CIVIL PRUDENCE recommended to the Thirteen
United Colonies of North-America, dedicated to the
mod excellent patriot Common Sense, defender of the na
tural rights and liberties of mankind. At said Dellap's
shop will be given ready money, and the highest price, for
clean Linen Rags and old Brass Kettles. Where may be had
writing and wrapping paper, pocket books, and a variety of
entertaining books, wholesale and retail.
^^C) BE SOLD, by MAURICE ROGERS,
X at Colonel John Nixon's compting-houfe, Jamaica
SPIRIT, Weft-lndiaaiH Country RUM, MOLASSES,
Mefcovado SUGA R, and force DRY GOODS.
TO be SOLD by JOHN SPARHAWK, in Second-flrect,
near the Courthouse, Welt-India and Country RUM,
a parcel of Race Ginger, a few Cases of sweet Oil, and
Packages of Glass Ware forced.
CAME to the liable of the fubferiber on the twenty-frft
of this inllant, a small GREY HORSE with a saddle.
The owner, proving property and paying charges, may have
him again. ELIJAH WEED.
Philad. August 28, 1776. *
A Few hogsheads of very good GENEVA to be fold by
Adam Zantzinger in Market-street, between Third
and Fourth streets, Philadelphia. *
PHILADELPHIA: Printed by BENJAMIN
TOWNE, in Front-street, near the London
Coffee-Hovfe.
FIFTEEN SHILLINGS Reward.
RAN away from the fubferiber, bricklayer, living in Sixth
ilreet, the 23d of July, an indented servant girl named
MARGARET CUNNINGHAM, about seventeen years of
age, tall and lusty, something of an Indian look, and hrs
very short thin brown hair. She had on when fie went away,
a small figured calico Ihort gown, a striped linfey petticoat,
no Ihoes or bonnet, but she has been seen since with a large
flowered purple and white short gown, a brown camblet pet
ticoat, and a black bonnet. She served part of her time
with George Bakeeven, on Germantown road. Whoever
takesup said servant, and secures her so that her master ges
her again, shall have the above reward and reasonable
charges. FREDERICK WALTER.