The Pennsylvania evening post — Philadelphia, Pa., 1776-07-16 00:00:00, page 4

Thi REE DO L LARS Reward.
RAN away the fifth instant, a Negro man named ISH
MAEL, twenty-five years of age, above fix feet nigh,
strong made, his colour between a Mulatto and a Black,
rocks in his walk, or rather somewhat lame, occasioned by his
having his thigh bone broke when a boy. Had on when he
went away a Small brimmed hat, a brown cloth jacket wichout
Beeves, letou. in the back, new tow Shirt and trousers, old Owes.
Whoever takes up and Secures laid Negro in any jail, so as his
mailerm^y have him again, shall have the above reward and rea
ftable charges, paid by the iubferiber living in Second Street'
appetite the Swede's church in the diftrid of Southwark.
' WILLIAM thomas,
A NUMBER of WAGGONS with TEAMS are w2— d
fr the public Service immediately. Inquife Ci Air.
Robert Irwin, Waggon Matter General. ~,•
Philadelphia, July 16, 1776.
THE remainder of the JUNO's cargo, conhfting of
SPIRITS, SUGAR, &c. will be fold tomorrow, at two
o'clock in the afternoon, at Bright and Pecnin's wharf.
- LE AD SMELTIN G.
IF Mr. JOHN WILLIS, who came from England about
three years ago, by trade a Lead Smelter, will apply to
Thomas Bedwell, at Mr. John Walter's, linen hamper, in
Fourth-street road, he will hear of Something greatly to his
advantage. Lik„wife good encouragement will be given to
any perlon who understands the Smelting Lead from its ore,
and managing the furnace, by applying as above.
A CROP of BARLEY, containing three acres more or
less, to be fold by.public vendue, on the 17th inst.
(July) at five in the afternoon, upon the premises, oppod r
the Blue House adjoining tne Commons, :n this city.
JOHN BARRON.
Bordentown, July 9, 1776.
TC NOTICE is hereby given, That the BORDENTOWN
fN STAGE BOAT will leavelhe Crooked Billet wharf
every Sunday morning only, and that pahengers and goeri
will be conveyed to Pow as H ok, opp site to the city of
New-York, from whence the itages will return again as Spee
dily as possible, the usual rout being interrupted by the ene
mies deet. *
"1 7ANTED a Journeyman Tobacco Spinner, for whirl
y^A-tt^y ;\ilhr.gc a hundred will be given. Inquire
of the printer.
Philadelphia, July 2, 1776.
THIRTY SHILLINGS Reward.
RA N away last Saturday night, from his matter, a cer
tain WILLIAM ^ RIGHT, a bought apprentice lad,
by trade afnoemaker,, about eighteen years of age, pale com
plexion, short brown hair, to which he generally ties a falfe
tail, is knock kneed, and very slovenly in his dress. He
took with him the tools of his trade, and some clothes, in a
bag made of old fail cloth, drawn together, at the mouth
like a purse, with a calf Skin thong. He is with his mother,
who is fufpeded of having indeed him to abfeond. Any per
son securing him in jail, ihall receive the above reward
and all reasonable charges, by applying to his matter between
Market and Chefnut streets, in Front-ltreet.
ANDREW HUCK.
354
Just published, and may be had in Market-Street, two doors
above Mtffls. Hall and Sellers's printing-office,
Price Two Shillings,
The Fall of BRITISH TYRANNY,
Or American Liberty triumphant.
The firft Campaign.
A TRAGI-COMEDY of Five Acts, containing
twenty-fix feenes, amongst which are the following, viz.
A pleating scene between Roger and Dick, two Shepherds
near Lexington.
Clarissa, &c. A very moving scene on the death of Do&or
Warren, &c. in a chamber near Boston, the morning after the
battle at Bunker's-Hhl.
A humorous scene between the Boatfivain and a sailor on
board a man of war, near Norfolk in Virginia.
Two very laughable feenes between the Boatfivain, two
fallers, and the cook, exhibiting specimens of Seafaring ora
tory, and peculiar eloquence of thole sons of Neptune, touch
ing Tories, convi&s, and black regulars; and between Lord
Kidnapper and 'the Boatswain.
A very biacK scene between Lord Kidnapper and Major
Cudgo.
A religious scene between Lord Kidnapper, Chaplain, and
the Captain.
A scene the Lord Mayor, &c. going to St. James's with
the address.
A droll scene, a council of war in Boston, between Ad
miral Fombifone, Elbow-Room, Mr. Caper, Gen. CLntun,
and Earl Piercy.
A diverting scene between a Whig and a Tory.
A Spirited Icene between Gen. Prefcoc and Col, Allen.
A (hocking Icene, a dungeon, between Col. Alien and are
officer of the guard.
1 wo affecting Irenes in B fton, after the flight of the Re
gulars from Lexington, between Lord Bellon, mefienger, and
officers of the guard.
A patriotic icene, in the camp at Cambridge, between the
Generals Washington, Lee and Putnam, &c. &c.
With a dedication, preface, address of the Goddess of Li
berty to the Congress, dramatis perform, prologue, epilogue,
and a song in praise of King Tammany, the American Saint.
A truly dramatic performance interspersed with wit, hu
mour, burlesque, and serious matter, which cannot fail of af
fording abundant entertainment to readers of every dispo
sition.—The whole c imprifed in seventy-three pages oflavo,
and a new type. Allowance to those who by a quantity.
TO BE LE r, the Stables, Chalfe-houfe, Yard, &c. ia
Church-alley, lately occupied by William Maulfby,
very convenient and much frequented by market people —
Inquire of WILLIAM SITGREAVES.
TWO or three men who underhand the MANAGE
MENT of a SMITH'S FIRE, and can forge well,
will hear of good encouragement by applying to Lawrence
Birnie, in Second-street, between Market and Arch Streets.
Also wanted two or three young lads as apprentices to the
art of CUTTING FILES. *
PHILADELPHIA: Printed by BENJAMIN
TOWNE, in Front-Rrect, near the Londom
Coffee-Houfe.