The Pennsylvania evening post — Philadelphia, Pa., 1776-06-18 00:00:00, page 4

T*e following MILITARY WORKS, feme of them very
valuable, and seldom to be met with, may be had at R.
BELL's, next door to St. Paul's church in Third-street.
JE Blond's Military Engineer, containing the attack and
all kinds of fortified places, with numerous
and excellent copperplates, two vol.
NouweHe Certification, par Coehorn.
Ozanam's Ancient and Modern Methods of Fortification,
with Vauban's Manner of Fortifying.
Malborough's Battles and Sieges, from 1708 to 1715.
Simes's Military Guide for officers, 2 vol.
New System of Military Discipline, founded on Principle,
by a General Officer.
Stevenson's Military Inftruftions.
H die and Webster's Mechanics, Fortification, Artillery, or
Gunnery, adapted to the Use of the Gentlemen of the
Army and Navy.
ARCHITECTURE HYDRAULIQUE.
DE la maniere de faire usage du cours des eaux dans les
operations de la Guerre des Sieges & de Campaign,.
comprenant l'art de faire usage des eaux dans la Guerre
offensive & defenfive, accompagne d'un nombre d'exem
ples d'occafions memorabies ou I'on s'en est fervi avec
fucces.
Par M. BELiDOR, Colonel d'lnfanterie, Chevalier de I'Or
dre Militaire de Saint Louis, &c.
SIXTEEN DOLLARS Reward.
RAN away from the fubferiber, living in Welt Calu
township, Chester county, on the 13th inst. (June)
1776, two servant men, viz. JAMES DOLAN, a native of
Ireland, speaks a little on the brogue, short light coloured
hair and eyebrows, pitted with the smallpox, about five feet
four or five inches high, flout and strong made, twenty-two
years of age. He had on and took with him, a small round
hat, a green jacket lined with red, one shirt, and a pair of
trousers. He is barefooted.
The other a Mulatto fellow, named FRANK, aged twenty
four years, five feet five or fix inches high, flout strong made,
a little bandy-legged, is well known on the roads, and
in Philadelphia, a native of Portugal, and a (lave, but speaks
good English. He had on and took with him, a small round
hat, a pair of tow trousers, and a shirt. Whoever takes up
and secures said servants in any jail, so that their master gets
them again, (hall have EIGHT DOLLARS for each, and
r^afonable charges, paid by the fubferiber, or Mr. Dominick
Joyce in Philadelphia. JOHN TELLES.
N. B. The white man is a notorious villain, and has at
tempted to murder his master. *
HENRY SNELLING, Watch-Maker, from London, at
George Dowig's, Silversmith in Front-street, near Market
ftreet.
BEGS leave to acquaint the public that he performs the
said business in all its branches, and such as will please
to favor him with their commands, may depend on his care in
executing' the fame. He likewise returns thanks to such of
his friends who have been pleased to employ him. He also
fells chains, seals, &c.
CT Clocks and Watches bought and fold by cornmiffion.
A Quantity of very good Mufcovado SUGARS, in
fl barrels, to by fold (for cash only) by Jacob Van Reed,
or. Hamilton's wharf, near the Drawbridge. *
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He is removed from the New-market, and lives now in Chef
nut-street, opposite the sign of the Grand Turk, in Mr. Wal
lace's house.
TO be SOLD by public Vendue, on the premises, on
the 19th day of June 1776, if not fold before by pri
vate sale, a PLANTATION containing about FOURTEEN
ACRES of LAND, situate in Springfield township, Burling
ton county, twenty-fix miles from Philadelphia, twelve from
Burlington, and seven frop Mount-Holly, in a village called
Julius Town. There are, on said premises, a handsome two
story DWELLING 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 Weil of Water,, with a Pump at the kitchen door, a
large Garden neatly paled; with a variety of Fruit Trees,
and a large Orchard containing one hundred and eighty
Apple Trees.
There are also ®n said drafttwo 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 r ply to William
Hewiings, Esq; in Burlington, who will (hew the fame.
A PLAN of the above may be seen at the Cofiee-Houfe. *
PHILADELPHIA: Printed by B. TOWNE.
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A NEW FAMILY WAGGON to be fold. Inquire
of Elijah Weed, atthe corner of Arch and Fourth ftrcets.
A Parcel of CHECKS and BED TICKEN, to be fold
by John Morton, in Water-street, between Walnut
ftreet and the Drawbridge, for cash only. *
JOHN SMALLMAN, Shoemaker, in - Walnut-ftreef,
wants four journeymen, to make gentlemens wack, on the
following wages, viz. For channel boots (Hufthfy) twelve
Killings; for shoe ditto, ten Killings ; for turn down shoe
ditto, eight Killings and ninepence; for gentlemens shoes
with ditched heels, five (hillings. For plain shoes to jour
neymen in their own houses, three (hillings and sixpence.
To single men, boarding them at five (hillings per week,
three (hillings and threepence, which is sixpence per pair more
than any other master gives. None need apply but good
workmen.
N. B. He hopes the gentlemen who please to favor him
with their custom, will confider the rife of every material he
works with, and pay twelve drillings, per pair for bound
shoes, and eleven for plain. *
TO be SOLD, a NEGRO BOY, about four or five
; years of age, who has had the smallpox and measles.
Inquire of the printer. *
Dr. L. B U T T E, Surgeon-Dentist,
BEG S 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 distinguish them from
those which are natural. He also cleans teeth, however bad,
so radically, that in half an hour they lock as white as (now;
and has tooth drops which cureth the toothach in a few mi
nutes. Also a plainer whieh cures corns in the roes in twenty
four hours, price two (hillings and sixpence. He keeps lip
pomatum, and the American oil, which takes freckles out of
the face in three days, price seven (hillings and sixpence. He
will wait on any lady or gentleman that (hall honor him with
their commands.