The Pennsylvania evening post — Philadelphia, Pa., 1776-06-13 00:00:00, page 4

WAN TED, a WAGGON and GEARS for four horses.
AJfo a STABLE to be LET, Inquire of the printer.
A Small calk of CAROLINA INDIGO to be fold at
Caleb and Amos Foulkes's flore in Market-street, near
Fourth-street.
possibility of a doubt, that the horrid ravages of that dread
ful war were long permitted to Spread through this devoted
province, by means of the unjust claims of haughty and
" absolute Proprietaries," To rid yourselves forever of their
tyranny is now in your power.—ls you embrace it, your de
fendants will glory in their ancestors. —If you neglect it,
you will entail Ilave.y on your posterity, and they will juftty
execrate your memory as unworthy of a parent's name. Li
berty and Slavery is before you, take then your choice.— For
us, we are determined to be free, and invite you to partake
with us of that freedom which all are intitled to. If you wish
this province to be restored to their rank in the Continental
Union, we recommend to you, to nominate such a number < f
your Committee as you may think proper, to meet thoughout
the province, Deputies from the other Committees, in Phila
delphia, on Tuesday the ißth day of next month, in order to
agree upon, and direct the mode of electing Members for a
Provincial Convention, to be held at such time and place as
the said Conference of Committees may appoint or the ex
press purpoje of forming and efablijhing a New Government,
" on the Authority of the People" only, and for
the security of their peace, liberty and fafety, according to
the inclofed recommendation of the Honorable Continental
Congress.
We are, gentlemen, your humble Servants.
(^ The Committee of the City and Liberties of Philadel
phia are desired to take notice, that Tuesday and Friday
evenings are the appointed dated meetings for the future,
and that they meet precisely at Seven o'clock tomorrow even
ing, at the Philosophical Society's Hall, when it is expected
every member will punctually attend.
ASSIZE of BREAD
Set for the City of Philadelphia, the Northern Liberties, and
diltrid of Southwark, June 12, 1776.
FINE FLOUR, at fourteen Shillings and Sixpence per Ct.
MIDDLINGS, at twelve Shillings per Ct.
RYE, at nine Shillings per Ct.
White Bread, 1 he penny loaf to weigh eight ounces and
three quarters.
The twopenny ditto, one pound one ounce and a half.
The fourpenny ditto, two pounds three ounces.
The eightpenny ditto, four pounds fix ounces.
The twelvepenny ditto, fix pounds nine ounces.
Middling ditto, The penny loaf, ten ounces.
The twopenny ditto, one pound four ounces.
The fourpenny ditto, two p unds eight ounces.
The eightpenny ditto, five pounds.
* The twelvepenny ditto, seven pounds eight ounces.
Rye ditto, The penny loaf, eleven ounces and three quarters.
The twopenny ditto, one pound seven ounces and a half.
The fourpenny ditto, two pounds fifteen ounces.
The eightpenny ditto, five pounds fourteen ounces.
The twelvepenny ditto, eight pounds thirteen ounces.
SAMUEL POWELL, )
JACOB DUCHE, , Justices.
JAMES YOUNG. J
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'< AKEN oh the luDicriber's wharf in Southwark, a quan-
X tity of white oak hoglhead heading. The perlon or
perlons who have taken away the fame, are desired to pay
for them, at the rate of Twenty Shillings per hundred, to pre
vent farther trouble. JOHN JONES.
TO be SOLD, four tons of Upland blue Grass and
Clover HAY. Lent by the lubfcriber, the four
volumes of Blackstone's Commentaries. The gentleman who
borrowed the fame is desired to return them.
J^2l £ AN lEL CLYMER.
PHILADELPHIA: Printed bj BENJAMIN
TOWNE, in Front-street, near the London
Coffee-Houfe.
WANTE D.
A WEAVER, who anderftands 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.
TO be SOLD by public Vendue, on Tuesday the 18th
instant, at fix o'clock in the evening, at the London
Coffee-houfe, a STONE HOUoE and Kitchen, with a good
well of water near the door. The Lot containing fix acres
of Land, with a good bearing Orchard of about ninety Ap
ple and other Fruit Trees. The Lot is three hundred and
fifty-fix feet in front, and the House twenty-nine feet each
way, and is very handy to the butchers and bakers, situated
on Chefnut-Hill, nine miles from Philadelphia, adjoining
Mr. Wickard Millor's plantation. * " °
TO be SOLD at public Vendue, on Monday the 17th
inst. at twelve o'clock, at Mess. Willing and M rris's
wharf, the brigantine BETSEY, with all her Tackle, Fur
niture, &c. taken by the schooner Wasp, Charles Alexander
Elq; commander, and condemned in a Court of AumiraltJ
at Philadelphia the 1 ith of June.
Inventory to be seen at the Marshal's office, and on board
the said brig.
, O be SOLD by public Vendue, on the premises, on
1 rhe .9th day of Jun. 1776, if no: fold before by pri
vate sale, a PLAN PATJON containing about frOUR 4 leN
ACRES of LAND, situate in Springfield township, Burling
ton county, twenty-fix miles from Philadelphia, twelve from
Burlington, and seven from Mount-Holly, in a village called
Julius Town. There are, on said premises, a haadlome two
story DvV ELLiNG HOUSE, neatly painted, very pleasantly
situated in a healthy part of the country ; with good Sta
bles, large Hayloft, Waggon House, Smoak House, &c. a
good Well of Water, with a Pump at the kitchen door, a
large Garden nearly paled, with a variety of Fruit Trees,
and a large Orchard containing one hundred and eighty
Apple Trees.
There are also on said trad two small DWELLING
HOUSES, that will rent for seven pounds yearly.
Any person inclining to view said Plantation, and know
the terms before the day of sale, may a F ply to William
Hewlings, Esq; in Burlington, who will Ihew the fame.
A PLAN of the above may be seen at the Coffee-Houfe. *
A Quantity of very good Mufeovado SUGARS, in
barrels, to by fold (for cash only) by Jacob Van Reed
on Hamilton's wharf, near the Drawbridge. *