The Pennsylvania evening post — Philadelphia, Pa., 1776-06-15 00:00:00, page 4

On Monday the 17th instant (June) will be publilhed,
Price Two Shillings,
The Fall of BRITISH TYRANNY,
.Or American Liberty triumphant.
The firft Campaign.
A TRAGI-COMEDY of Five Acts, containing
twenty-fix scenes, amongst which are the following, viz.
A pleasing scene between Roger and Dick, two shepherds
near Lexington.
Clarissa, &c. A very moving scene on the death of Dodor
Warren, &c. in a chamber near Boston, the morning after the
battle at Bunker's-HilE
A humorous scene between the Boatswain and a sailor on
board a man of war, near Norfolk in Virginia.
Two very laughable scenes between the Boatswain, two
sailors, and the cook, exhibiting specimens of feafaring ora
tory, and peculiar eloquence of those sons of Neptune, touch
ing Tories, convi&s, and black regulars; and between Lord
Kidnapper and the Boatswain..
A very black scene between Lord Kidnapper and Major
Cudgo.
A religions scene between Lord Kidnapper, Chaplain, and
the Captain.
A scene the Lord Mayor, &c. going to St. James's with
the address.
A droll scene, a council of war in Boston, between Ad
miral Tombstone, Elbow-Room, Mr. Caper, Gen. Clinton,
and Earl Piercy.
A diverting scene between a Whig and a Tory.
A spirited scene between Gen. Prefcot and Col. Allen.
A Shocking scene, a dungeon, between Col. Allen and an
officer of the guard.
Two affecting scenes in Boston, after the flight of the Re
gulars from Lexington, between Lord Boston, messenger, and
officers of the guard.
A patriotic scene, in the camp at Cambridge, between the
Generals Washington, Lee and Putnam, &c. &c.
With a dedication, preface, address of the Goddess of Li
berty to the Congress, dramatis personae, prologue, epilogue,
and a song in praise of King Tammany, the American Saint.
A truly dramatic performance interspersed with wit, .hu
mour, burlesque, and serious matter, which cannot fail of af
fording abundant entertainment to readers of every dispo
sition.—The whole comprised in seventy-three pages octavo,
and a new and beautiful type. Inquire of the printer.
Salem county, New-Jersey, May 28, 1776.
TO BE SOLD, on the premiles, at Public Vendue, on
Tuesday tae eighteenth day of June next, a very valu
able PLAN 1 A IION situate in Hains's neck, in the county
of Salem, containing about five hundred acres of land, one
hundred and fifty acres of which are improved marsh and mea
dow, the rest is fine cleared upland and woodland; there are a
new frame dwelling-house, and another building on the pre
mises, and the whole is in good order and repair. The estate
has an indisputable title, and was late the property of Jofte
Miller, deceased. J
CHARLES ELLET, Surviving Executor.
GENTEEL furnifhed LODGINGS; likewise Lodgings
and Board for gentlemen, in Chefnut-ftreet. Inquire
of the printer.
N. B. There is a small front shop for a single person, who
might lodge in the house. *
300
ISAAC HAZLEHURST has for sale, at his store in
Water-street, the fifth door above Market-ftryet, COF
FEE of the best quality, Mufcovado SUGARS in hoglheads,
tierces and barrels, MOLASSES, CINNAMON, POW
DER BLUE, and a few hogsheads of exceeding good Ja
maica SPIRITS five years old. June 15, 1776.
WANTED in a family, a SERVANT BOY, fifteen
or sixteen years of age, that can be well recommended
for honesty and sobriety, to serve at table and look after a
garden. Any one this may suit may hear of a place by ap
plying to the printer.
A QUANTITY of white and brown BUCKRAM to be
fold by Mary Flanagan, the corner of Front and Spruce
streets. *
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 Sprin field township, Burling
ton county, twenty-fix miles from Philadelphia, twelve from
Burlington, and seven from Mount-rlilly, in a village called
Julius Town. There are, on said premies, a haadfome two
story DWELLING HOUSE, neatly painted, very pleasantly
situated in a healthy part of the country, with good Sta
bles, large Hayloft, Waggon Ho.fi Smoak HuG, &c. a
good Weil of Water, with a Pus; be kitchen door, a
large Garden neatly paled, with a variety of Fruit Trees,
and a large Orchard containing one hundred and eighty
Apple Trees. " 7
There are also on said trad two small DWELI NG
HOUSF S, that will rent for seven pounds yearly.
Any person inclining to view said Plantatio , and know
the terms before the day of sale, may apply to William
Hewlings, Elq; in Burlington, who will shew the fame.
A PLAN of the above may be seen at the Coffee-Houfe. *
THE fubferiber begs leave to acquaint the public, by
the eariieft notice, that he has removed from the house
of Mr. William Dibley's, at the fen of the Fountain and
White Horse, in Chefnut-ftreet, to Mr. George Heyl's, the
corner of Fourth and Mirket streets, for the better ac
commodation of gentlemen, ladies, and others, who are cu
rious to view the remarkable creature called a SATYR, of
about two feet high, his body resembling a human body in all
parts exetyt his feet. He walks upright, and performs vari
ous actions to admiration. The sense and agility of this
creature hnders him worthy of the observation of the curi
ous. Due attendance is given at said place every other hour
of the day (Lord's days excepted) from nine o'e b kin the
morning until eight in the evening beginning ^ cifely at
the hours of nine, eleven, one, and so dternat. : c il eight,
and no longer. Price One Shilling. timers too aid at said
place.
N. B. Any gentleman, with ten, a dozen, or more, that
would be desirous to view this surprising animal at the unufira
time of shewing, may be fitistied by fending their com
mands beforehand, to the public's
Most obedient and r^t h, A j f, % ,
FOWLER.
PHILADELPHIA: Printed L BENJAMIN
TOWNE, in Front-street, near the London
Coffee-Houfe.,