The Pennsylvania evening post — Philadelphia, Pa., 1776-04-04 00:00:00, page 4

Dr. L. BUT T E, Surgeon-Dentist,
BEGS leave to inform the public, that he intends to fol
low the said art, and undertake to set artificial teeth
in so neat a manner that it is impossible to diftinguiflithem
from those which are natural. He also cleans teeth, how
ever bad, so radically, that in half an hour they look as
white as snow ; and has tooth drops which cureth the tooth
ach in a few minutes. Also a plaifter which cures corns in
the toes in twenty-four hours, price two (hillings and six
pence. He keeps lip pomatum, and the American oil, which
takes freckles out of the face in three days, price seven (hil
lings and sixpence. He will wait on any lady or gentleman
that (hall honor him with their commands.
He lives at the widow Hanson's, opposite the New-market.
Philadelphia, March 27, 1776.
TWO DOLLARS Reward.
RA N away from the fubferiber, a servant man named
JOHN DONOMINCEAS, an Italian, about twenty
eight years of age, five feet five inches high, (lender built,
brown complexion,. ,has his hair tied in a tail, can speak
good French, Italian, Portuguese, and understands a little
English, a bifket-baker by trade. He had on and took with
him, when he went away, one suit of olive colour velvet, one
drab coloured fagathy coattee, one red striped jacket, one
pair of light coloured knit breeches, one light coloured knap
jacket, a pair of brown cloth trousers, two pair of blue
flockings, two pair of shoes, one brown, one white, and
one check shirts, one Indian blanket, and an old caftor hat.
Whoever takes up said servant, and secures him so that his
master gets him again, shall have the above reward and rea
sonable charges. JOHN PETERS.
N. B. All masters of vessels are forbid to carry him off.
Just printed, published, and now felling by ROBER T
BELL, printer, in Third-llreet, price Three Shillings,
with large allowance to thole who buy per the dozen, or
hundred,
PLAIN TRUTH, addressed to the Inhabitants
of America, containing remarks on a late pamphlet
entitled COMMON SENSE; wherein are shewn,
that the scheme of Independance is ruinous, delusive, and
impracticable ; that were the author's asseverations, refped
ing the power of America, as real as nugatory, reconcili
ation on liberal principles with Great*Britain would be
exalted policy ; and that, circumstanced as we are, perma
nent liberty, and true happiness, can only be obtained by
reconciliation with that kingdom.
Written by CANDID U S.
Will ye turn from flattery, and attend to this fide ?
There truth unlicenc'd walks ; and dares accost
Even Kings themselves, the monarchs of the free.
Thomson on the liberties of Britain.
N. B. To this pamphlet is subjoined a defence of the
liberty of the PRESS, by the sagacious and patriotic JU
NIUS, author of the celebrated FREE LETTERS to his
present Majesty, and his ministers.
A quantity of French prunes ; sweet oil in chests and jars;
Florentine orris, and red tartar; to be fold by ROBERT
°ASS, Apothecary, in Market- street.
A CASK of fine YELLOW STONE OCHRE, a box of
NAPLES YELLOW, and FLAKE WHITE.
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TWENTY POUNDS Reward.
WHEREAS the fubferiber, living at Woodstock in Con
: ne&icut, was the 17th inst. (March) robbed of ONE
THOUSAND DOLLARS, which were taken out of a chest
by an Englishman that boarded in the house. His name is
JOHN BROWN, about thirty years of age, near five feet seven
inches high, well set, short curled black hair, dark complex
ion, a little pitted with the smallpox. He had on and took
with him, a green coat faced and cuffed with the fame cloth,
a pale blae jacket, new buckskin breeches, and a fnuff co
loured coat and jacket. He writes a good hand, and kept
a school in the adjacent country for several months.
Whoever secures said thief, so that he be brought to con
viftion, shall have the above reward, and reasonable charges.
WILLIAM JOHNSON.
JOHN MARIE, Tailor, from Paris, has removed from
Gray's-alley, to the corner of Third and Walnut Greets,
and opposite to Andrew Allen, Esq; where he carries on his
business in the best manner. He begs leave to return his sin
cere 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. Clothes
cleaned at the fame place, in the best manner, without the
unnecessary trouble of ripping or washing.
WAS found, near the Old Ferry, the night the fire raft
was burnt, a small sum of MONEY. And, by the
fame person, was found, this morning early, a green moreen
PETTICOAT, almost finished. Whoever hath loft either of
the above articles, proving their property, and paying charges,
may have them again by applying to the printer. *
March 30, 1776.
TO be SOLD, a PLANTATION containing about
seventeen acres, situate in Abingdon townihip, upon
the road which leads from the sign of the Red-Lion to the
Springhoufe tavern, and is about twelve miles from Philadel
phia. There are upon the premises, a good stone dwelling
houfe two stories high, with two rooms on a floor, an ex
cellent spring of water near the door, and an orchard. It
has about four acres of meadow, more cf which may be
made, about three acres of plowed land, and the rest in
woodland. For terms applv to the fubferiber upon the pre
mises. # # ' CASPER MARTIN.
*#* It is conveniently situated for the Friends and Prefbyte,
rian meeting-houses, and about two miles from the Yellow-
Spring in Abingdon township.
TO be SOLD, a small STONE HOUSE, with a
kitchen. The lot that it stands on is not quite an acre
of ground. It is situate on the Schuylkill road, four miles
and a half from town, and diredly opposite to Mr. John
Lawrence's place, extremely well calculated for an afternoon's
retreat, or for children during the summer heats, as it is re
markably €ool, though its situation is in a valley. From it is
seen Mr. George Kepple's, Mr. Lawrence's, and other im
provements on this fide the river. Also a small sheet of the
river, the hills on the opposite fide, and a full view of the
Governor's house. Inquire of TURBUTT FRANCIS in
Chefnut-ftreet. March 28.
PHILADELPHIA: Printed by BENJAMIN
TOWNE, in Front-street, near the London
Coffee-Houf,