The Pennsylvania evening post — Philadelphia, Pa., 1776-11-28 00:00:00, page 4

%§7AS found a few days ago in the house of a certain
7Y William Caldwell, the following goods, supposed
to be stolen, viz. A coarse bag full of fine feathers, one
small feather bed, one Eriped pillow full of fine feathers,
two pillow cases, one small bag full of different yarn, sup
posed to belong to some factory, eight yards and half of blue
fagathy, two yards and half of blue durant, one pair of
white fine cotton deckings, one fine shirt about half worn,
one large brown home made Iheet, a small pocket pistol
charged with powder and ball, and one towel marked No. 12.
Whoever has loft said goods, or any of them, proving their
property and paying charges, may have them again by ap
plying to EDWARD STROUD, or
,Nov. 23. JOHN bRAY.
Tff RANTED a quantity of BARLEY, HOPS and LEAD.
V/ Whoever has the fame t> dispose of may apply to
VALENTINE STANLEY.
N. B. The said Stanley has two boys co fell, one a white,
the other a Mulatto. They both incline to go to sea.
V'OR SALE, a large BAY HORSE sixteen hands high,
well built, trots, and would be very suitable for a chair
er draft horse. Inquire of the printer.
1(/ AN LED at a tavern in this city, an active BOY and
Y/ GIRL. If they can be well recorifmended, good en
coutagemcnt will be given/ Inquire of the printer.
Philad. Nov. 19.
/ "y~'O be S OLD a large, elegant, and convenient
Ji HOUSE, with a COACH-HOUSE and STABLE,
Situated ip a very pleasant partof thiscity. The lot on which
the house Eandsds free from ground rent, and fronts on three
Greets, being one hundred and sixty feet on one Erect, and
thirty feet on the others., The lot on which the liable and
coach-house Rand is fifty feet front, and ninety feet in depth.,
adjoining the dwelling house lot, and is lubje& to a ground
rent. Inquire of the printer. N Philad. Nov. 9.
Germantown, October 29th, 1776.
'—r° be SOLD by the subscriber, a valuable LOT of
£ LAND, lying near the middle of Germantown, up
wards of seven perches on the Main-llreet, continuing back
that breadth, making about seven acres, then widening into
upwards of twenty one perches, on a cross street, leading
towards Abington, making in the whole upwards of thirty
fix acres, a two story dwelling house on the front, situated on
a higli piece of ground, about one hundred feet from the
Main-Ereet, some orchard, meadow, and woodland, with
several Ereams of water running through.the fame ; one part
of this lot is a high piece of ground, commanding an ex
tensive view of the Jerseys, and part of the city of Phila
delphia. Alio one other lot situated on said Crefs-Ereet,
about ten acres, chiefly wood and meadow. The whole
will be fold together, or in part as may suit the purchaser,
by applying to the subscriber, who will shew the premises,
and make known the terms.
JOHN BRINGHURST^
WAS LOST this morning on Market-Erect whaf, a
buck leather POCKE 1' BOOK tied with red tape,
containing two bonds, and sundry papers 'and accounts, but
no money in it. Whoever has found the fame, and will
leave it with the printer hereof, or with Elijah Weed, tavern
keeper, the corner of Fourth and Arch streets, shall have
FOUR DOLLARS reward. Nov. 26.
596
A Quantity of fine PERUVIAN PARK just imported
. and to be kid 6 ROBERT BASS, apothecary in
Market-Erect. ~
LAM T and TA.'^GR) OIL, Bar^alo^, Antigua and
country RUM, Jamaica SPIRITS, A INE, leaf and
Muscovado SUGARS, COFFEE in ho, dreads, barrels and
bags, ALLSPiCE, GINGER, arid PEPPER, with fundr/
other articles, which will be fold, as cheap as the tiroes wid
admii, by Joseph Spencer, at the corner of A;ch and Second
Erects, at the store lately occupied by Mr. Thomas Bartow,
Philad..Nov. 23.
7 ''' following articles with a variety of other drop ;
Aj^E imported, are to be fold by DUFFIELD aL
DELANY, at a moderate profit, viz. Opium, jalap, cam
phor, quicksilver, verdig,reafe, faltpetre, borax, manna, PE
RUVIAN BARK, ipecacuanha, fena, giauber fairs, anti
niony, cantharides, tartar emetic, rhubaib. Aifo a parcel
cf very fine CASIOR OIL, and genuine BAUME de VIE,
A QUANT ITY cf tanners and lamp OIL to be Eld by
John Duffield at his Eore in Water-ftreer, opposite the
Honorable-William Alien, Esq; near Market-Erect.
November 23.
TO be SOLD, a LOT of GROUND, at the corner 0;
Arch arid Sixth ffreets, containing in width ninety-fix
feet, and in depth two hundred feet.—Cfeditwiil be given fc;
the purchase mon^y, if desired. Inquire of
Philad. Nov. 4, 1776. WILLIAM MORRIS, jun.
Philadelphia, Ca. 24, 1776.
I FRANCIS WADE, wh,fe absence for some time past
obliged him co Aut up his brewery, thinks it necessary
to give this public notice, to his former customers and others
that are disposed to make trial @f his beer, that he has began
to brew for the season, and has new ready to turn out the
• different kinds of beer, as usual, equal in quality to any in
this city.
N. B. Wanted, by said Wade, a good hand that would hire
for the season, or by the year, that is used to drive a dray
and working about a brewery. Likewise bailey and malt,
and aquantity of barrels and half barrels, grains and yeE
to be had at said brewery.
WAS LOST between Mr. Burn's and this city, a re
Morocco POCKET BOOK, with a gilt clasp ana
twist work round the edges, containing some calh and papers-
Whoever has found the fame, and will bring it to the printer
ffiall have THREE DOLLARS reward. °
Philad. Nov. 21.
WAS LOST lad Tuesday afternoon, in Second-street
near Race Ereet, a red leather POCKET BOOT
with a silver clasp, about three pounds in paper money in it
and sundry papers. Whoever has found the fame, ,and wf
return it with the papers in it, shall have all the money,
reward of TWENTY SHILLINGS, and no questions afkeu
Inquire of the printer. Nov. 21.
PHILADELPHIA: Printed b\ BENJAMIN
TOWNE, in Front-street, near the Londa
Coffee-Houfe.