The Pennsylvania evening post — Philadelphia, Pa., 1776-09-21 00:00:00, page 4

TAKEN out of the subscriber's house in Strawberry
alley, feme time ago, TWO FEATHER BEDS.
He. desires they may be brought home immediately without
farther trouble. Also the receiver is, by this advertisement,
requeued net to conceal them any longer.
JAMES DER KINDEREN.
Philad. 19th of the Ninth Month.
CiOXE, FURMAN, and COXE have for sale a small as
/ fortment of DRY GOODS, viz. luteftrings, brocades,
satins, Genoa velvets; blond, Mecklin, minionet, and Brus
sels laces ; velvet and silk ribbonds, bombazeens, fhalloons,
crapes ; cotton and Marseilles counterpanes ; carpets, India
damasks; deathhead, basket, metal, and spangled buttons,
black cloths, knee garters, muffins, Lorettoes, silk ferrets,
childrens thread and worked hose. Also bohea tea, coffee,
indigo, fuperfine starch in casks, rhubarb, Keyfer's pills,
warranted genuine, and about two thousand bushels of Jersey
wheat. STORES to be let, fit to receive all kinds of goods.
ALEXANDER BARTRAM begs leave to acquaint the
public that he has just opened a large assortment of
GLASS WARE. Some of the articles are as follow : De
canters of all. sizes, pint, half pint, gill and half gill Tum
blers, Wine Glasses, Proof Bottles, Vinegar Cruets, Salt
fellers, Sugardifhes, Mustard Pots, quart, pint, and half
pint Cans, Smelling Bottles, and Ink Bottles, &c. &c.
N. B. He has allo a quantity of Mufcovado Sugars and
Jamaica Spirits.
and fifty pounds that currency, fix or seven bills of Conti
nental currency, none of them above eight dollars, a corn
moudiauei key, and Several receipts for money, and other
papers. It iuch half Joes Should be offered to any peifoo,
ox iuch bills offered to be negotiated, it is requeued that
t e fame may be made known to the printer hereof i If the
papers are all returned, noqueftions will be aiked about the
money ; but if this should not be done, upon any future dis
covery the m^ft rigorous prosecution may be depended upon.
GUN CARRIA GES wanted.
In COUNCIL of SAFETY, Philadelphia, Sept. 18, 1776.
Received, That Cel. Bayard and Col. Matlack be ap
pointed to employ proper persons to make a number of GUN
CARRIAGES sot the itivice of this date.
.Extract from the minutes,
JACOB S. HOWELL, Secretary.
.Workmen capable of this business, and willing to undertake
any part of it, are requeued to apply immediately—Associators
will have a preference.
'^ The NEW-YORK POST was net arrived when this
paper went to press.
Vendue by William Adcock, on
Wednesday next.
WAS STOPPED, and fappofed to be STOLEN, now
in the possession of the fubferiber, viz. A SILVER
WATCH, with a china face, steel chain, and stone out
of the seal, one piece of white iheeting, a grey furtout coat of
Bath coating, and sleeves with red lining. Whoever has loft the
above things, by proving their property and paying charges,
in three weeks from the date hereof, may have them aaain,
by applying to Thomas Apty, keeper of the work-house.
Sept, zi, 1776.
474
TO BE SOLD, by MAURICE ROGERS.
at Colonel John Nixon's compting-houfe, Jamaica
SPIRIT, Weft-lndiaand Country R UM, MOLASSES
Mufcovado SUGAR, and some DRY GOODS.
A Few hogsheads of very good GENEVA to be fold by
Adam Zantzinger in Market-street, between Third
and Fourth streets, Philadelphia. *
CAME to the stable of the fubferiber on the twenty-firft
of this instant, a small GREY HORSE with a saddle.
The owner, proving property and paying charges, may have
him again. ELIJAII WEED.
Philad. August 28, 1776. *
FIFTEEN SHI LLINGS Reward.
RAN away from the fubferiber,bricklayer,living in Sixth
ftreet, the 23d of July, an indented servant girl named
MARGARET CUNNINGHAM,about seventeen years of
age, tall and lusty, something of an Indian look, and has
very short thin brown hair. She had on when she went away,
a small figured calico short gown, a striped linfey petticoat,
ho shoes or bonnet, but she has been seen since with a large
flowered purple and white short gown, a brown camblet pet
ticoat, and a black bonnet. She served part of her timt
with George Bakeoven, on Germantown road. Whoever
takes up said servant, and Secures her so that her maker gets
her again, shall have the above reward and reasonable
charges. FREDERICK WALTER.
PHILADELPHIA: Printed by BENJAMIN
TOWNE, in Front-street, near the London
Coffee-Houfe.
Philadelphia, September 17, 1,75,
BE SOLD, by PUBLIC VENDUE on WedneL
X day the 25th ink. at tex o'clock in the forenoon, at th°
late dwelling house of ALEXANDER ALEXANDER, d' i °
ceased, in the district of Southwark, a variety of HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE and KiI'CHEN FURNITURE,
amongst which are several feather beds, with bedheads, cur
tains, and bedclothes. At the fame time and place, will be
fold, if not disposed of before at private sale, a young healthy
Negro man, and the time of a Dutch Li vant lad, b^h black'-
smiths by trade ; also a good riding chair, a cart, a large new
filhing Seine, a hogihead of rum, a quantity of old spirit,
and Sundry other articles too tedious to mention.
All persons indebted to the above estate, aredefired to make
immediate payment to the Executors ; and thole who have
accounts againk it, are desired to bring th?m in regularly at
tested, that they may be paid by
ROBERT KNOX,
SAMUEL DUFFIELD, j ^ cut ^.
As William Alexander, the son, and William Bunn, the
son in law, of Alexander Alexander, have not been heard of
by the family, for lome considerable time pad, it is requeued.
°' ary perlon or persons, who may know where they, or either
of them are, or whether living or not, that they would give
information thereof to feme of the family, or the executors
above named, which will be thankfully acknowledged—
There is something considerable left to William Alexander,
by his father's will.
A part of Petty's-Island to be let, inquire of LEWIS
GRANT, coppersmith, in Front-street.