The Pennsylvania evening post — Philadelphia, Pa., 1776-06-20 00:00:00, page 3

ROBERT COUPAR, in Second-street, near to Market
ftreet, is now opening for Ele a large assortment of
women's STUFF SHOES ; , likewise a quantity of the belt
New-England Hops of last year's crop^iogether with a large
assortment of iron cast ware, such as Tea Kettles,Take Ovens,
Spiders, Skillets, Hand Kettles, Iron Pots'of all sizes, with a
neat aftortment of Dry Goods as ufual,'upon the best terms,
for cafli only. June 8, 1776.
J— OHN MARIE, TayLor from Paris,' has removed from
-the corner of Third and Walnut itreets to the hottie
lately occupied by Mr. George Fullerton, in Chefnut-ltreet,
between Front and Second-filters, and two doors above Mrs.
Duncan's, Milaner^ where he carries on his business in the
best manner. He begs leave to return his sincere thanks to'
those gentlemen who were pleased to favor him with their'
custom, and hopes a continuation of their past favors, which
will be gratefully acknowledged. Clofhes'cTeahed as the
fame place, in the best manner, without the unncoeffary trou
ble of ripping or washing, *
JOHN M'CLURE, living in Water-street, a few doors above
Market-street, has opened an Intelligence-Office,
where any Gentleman or Lady, wanting fervabts, rhay hear
of such as will suit them ; and any women-of good characters,
that want places, may be immediately Supplied.
W A N T E< IT
A WEAVER, who underfta'nds weaving linen and woollen
Saddle Webs ; likewise a person who can make Bridle
Bits and Stirrup Irons, may hear of encouragement by in
quiring of the printer.
JUST published, and to be fold by Michael Hillegas, a
complete 'IUTOR for the FIFE, comprehending the
firft rudiments of music, and of that instrument in an eafv
familiar method. To which is annexed, besides the Fife
Duty, and the usual Collodion of Lessons, Airs and Marches,
in the English edition, a variety of new favourite ones nev^r
before printed.
fr 1 O be SOLD, twenty-seven acres of embanked MEA-
A DOW, now under a lease to a good tenant at feventy
two pounds per annum.' The meadow being in complete
mawable order, it is to be surrendered, at the termination of
the lease, in like good order. The owner hath, contiguous
thereto, about the ike quantity of FLATS, two thirds of
which may be° banked in at a very moderate expence. Its
distance is net more than four .miles from the city, and has
the advantage of water carriage.
The purchaser may have time for the payment of the whole
or part of the confederation money, as belt suits him. For
farther particulars inquire of the printer. June .C
, QUANTITY of white and brown BUCKRAM to be
fl fold by Mary Flanagan, the earner of Front and Spruce
streets. *
ISAAC HAZLEHURST has for sale, at his fore in
Water-street, the fifth door above Market-street, COF
FEE of the best quality, "MufcoVadd) SUGARS in hog&fdsj "
tierces and barrels, MOLASSES; CINNAMON,'pOW
DER BLUE, and a few hogfheadTbf exce^JieVrood Ja
maica SPIRITS five years old. , June 15,17'76.;
A QUANTII Y of INDIGO to be~ fold by James Gal
fl lagher, in Front-Freer, the corner of Spiuce-ftreet,
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THOMAS IRWIN, in Second-street, next door
to the Friends Mceting-houfc, has now on hand, and
will dispose of on low terms, for cash only, the following'
articles, viz. A large and neatiaffortment of fine and fuper
fine broadcloths of the following colours, blue, brown, cop
per, drab, light and different pieces fuperfine white, suitable
for uniforms and facings, Wiltons and fagathies, Macaroni
fpoited velvets,, very fafhjonable, printed waistcoats and
breeches, patterns on jean and linen; a large and beautiful
affortmdnt of pocket handkerchiefs on long lawn and. linen,
kenefng, silk and check,handkerchiefs, coarse and finelinens,
checks and Tripes, blue fuftians and thicksets, a very neat
afforrmentof dark and light ground cottons and chintz, pink,
blue, greon, and black half yard-Persians, black and blush
silk velvets; black India Taffity, silk and worsted black
breeches patterns, mens ribbed and plain white silk hose,
black and cloth coloured ditto, womens black and white silk
mils, mens white silk gloves, ratteens, fhall.oons, durants,
tammies and calamancoes of various colours, a few pieces
of nine and tenquarters Flanders bedticks, Ofnabrugs, dow
laffes, Britannias, and brown homespun linens, brown Russia
Greeting, pins, tapes, binding, and a number of other ar
ticles too tedious to enumerate.
N. 8.-Said Irwin has a quantity of excellent good FLAX
to dispose of.
DR. YELDALL, whose abilities in the feyeral branches
of his profeffion is well known through most [Arts of
the United Colonies, is to be confuted, at his Medicinal
Ware-house, three doors above the Bank Meeting-h^yfe, in
Front-Freer, in all cases of Physic and Surgery. The Doctor
has not only qualified himfelf for his profeffion, by attending
the le&ures as well as the practice of several eminent men
in Europe, but has spent more than five years in travelling
through great part of this continent, during which he dili
gently noted and attended to the different disorders each pro
vince is fubjeCt to, as also the various means made use of for
obtaining a cure ; and to this, added to an extent practice,
is owing, under God, the great success that has attended his
undertakings.—The extirpating wens and lumps from any
part of the body, and in fame curing the wound,in a few
hours; the cutting that deformity the hare-lip in )eE than
one minute, and curing it in four days, is fcirce credible were
it not attefied by so many Fubborn fads ; but to take away
all doubt, where prejudice has not prevailed cvei real n, ail
operations will be performed NO CURE NO. MONEY.
Those that live in the city may be waited' on at their
houses. Those ,that live remote may, by finding an account
of their complaint, have advice and medicines sent.
The Doftorfs Family Medicines, and most Patent Medi
cines, together with Bark, Camphire, Rhubarb, &c. mav be
had unreasonable terms. *
Philadelphia, May 16, 177&
A BOUT FOUR HUNDRED FOUNDS value (prime
colt) of DR? GOODS, well assorted, to be fold for
cafn by'JOSEPH CARSON.
IXZ""''S 2 P^G a -y°^g Woman who can teach
VY children reading, spelling, and English grammar,
also writing, and all forts of lace, flecking, and'glove knit
^g. The lace can be knit unto head dresses, handkerchiefs
and,aprons. Inquire of the printer.
J, AGGED NEWCASTLE and MARYLAND SIONEY
exchanged ' for a moderate allowance,?by JAMES
GALLAGHER, at the corner of Spruce and Front streets,
Philadelphia. Also thc.hrgheft price will be -given 'for cleans
LINEN RAGS.