The Pennsylvania evening post — Philadelphia, Pa., 1776-02-20 00:00:00, page 4

And now felling by William and Thomas Bradford at the
Lonuon Coffee-houfe, Philadelphia; and likewise by John
Sparhawk, in Second-street, near the Meeting; W. Wood
houle, and W. Tricket, in Front^Freet, and Samuel Taylor,
the corner of Market and Water Preets (Price One Shilling
ONLY) with allowance to those who take quantities,
The NEW EDITION of
] OST, on Saturday the third inst. in Dock-street, be
tween the dock and the hufpita!, a marble covered folio
ACCOUNT BOOK, containing about a quire of paper,
with a small coarte check handkerchief tied about it. Who
ever has found the fame, and will bring it to the printer, shall
receive FIVR SHILLINGS reward.
C O M M 0 N SENSE,
With ADDITIONS and IMPROVEMENTS
in the BODY of the WORK.
To which is added
An APPENDI X, and an Address to
the People ca led (QU A K E R S.
N. B. The Additions which are here given, amount to
upwards of one Third of any former Edition.
(^ The Pamphlet advertised by Robert Bell intitlcd
ADDITIONS to COMMON SENSE, or by any other Narine
he may hereafter call it, consist of Pieces taken out of News
Papers, and not written by the Author of COMMON
SENSE.
JAMES BUTLAND, LACE-MAKER, in Front-Erect,
between Race and Vine streets, makes and fells the fol
lowing articles wholesale and retail, viz. All kinds of uni
forms for officers and soldiers, in gold, lilver, silk, worked,
or thread, made to any pattern, for trimming hats, clothes,
&c. silk iword belts, velvet binding, very fine white muffa.
tees, fit for officers or soldiers to exercise in, together with all
kinds of laces and fringes, where store-keepers, coachmakers,
upholsterers, hatters, laddlers, and others, may be supplied
with any quantity, either in town or country, on the most rea
fonabje terms.
N%. If any commanding officer, or other gentleman,
wants any ^particular dress made in gold or silver, to any pat
tern, he may, by applying as above, have it done at a short
notice. - *
<^O BE LET, a three story BRICK HOUSE, in Lombard-
X Freet, between Front and Second streets, near the New-
Market, has two rooms on a floor, with a kitchen back, over
which are two rooms, and cellars under the whole, a pump at
the door, and an alley to go to the back yard.
TO BE LET, also, a three story BRICK HOUSE, in the
Northern Liberties, in Front-street above Pool's Bridge, and
opposite to Major Coates's. For farther particulars inquire
of the fubferiber in Penn-street, two doors below Willing and
Morris's counting-house. THOMAS CUTHBERT.
DR. GEORGE Vv EED is removed into Front-street, a
few doors above Market-street, on the Bank fide, a
small distance from where he lived before, where he continues
to fell a variety of MEDICINES as ufuah
GENTEEL private LODGINGS to be LET in a com
modious part of the city. Inquire of the printer.
JUST PUBLISHED,
90
Just printed, published, and now felling by ROBERT BELL,
in Third-street, price one Filling ONLY, with allowance
to those who buy quantities,
Large ADDIT lONS to COMMON SENSE.
Addressed to the inhabitants of America on the follow
ing interesting fubjefts.
I. The American Patriot's Prayer.
11. American Independancy defended by Candidus.
111. The Propriety of Independancy, by Demophilas.
The dread of tyrants, and the fol® resource
Of those that under grim oppreflion groan. Thomson.
IV. A review of the American contest, with some Fridures
on the King's speech, addressed to all parents in the Thirteen
United Colonies, by a Friend to Posterity and Mankind.
V. Letter to Lord Dartmouth, by an English American.
VI. Observations on Lord North's Conciliatory Plan, by
Sincerus. To which is added, and GIVEN,
AN APPENDIX TO COMMON SENSE, together with
an ADDRESS to the people called QUAKERS, on their Tefi
timony concerning Kings and Government.
N. B. The large edition of COMMON SENSE, with all
the Additions and Appendix, may be had at said Bell's in
Third-street.
TO BE SOLD, a likely healthy NEGRO FELLOW,
about twenty-two years of age, has had the smallpox
and meafels, and been used to do house work and wait on a
table, he also knows something of the hatters business. For
farther particulars inquire of the printer.
AN active young man, who is well recommended, wants
employment. He has served in the capacities of a
waitingman, gardener, and groom ; and has no objection to
attend a gentleman upon his travels. Inquire of the printer.
„ AGGED NEWCASTLE and MARYLAND MONEY,
exchanged for a moderate allowance, by JAMES
GALLAGHER, at the corner of Spruce and Front streets,
Philadelphia. Also the highest price will be given for clean
LINEN RAGS.
PHILADELPHIA: Printed by BENJAMIN
TOWLE, in Front-street, near the London
Coffee -House.
Muscovado sugar, coffee, and cocoa, to
be SOLD by Robert and Cornelius Stevenson, in
Spruce-street, between Second and Third streets.
TO be RENTED, the PLANTATION on Wiffahickon
road, late Doctor Zachary's, with part of the STOCK
now thereon. For terms apply to Reefq Meredith, who will
agree with any that can be well recommended, and none else
need to apply. *
TO be SOLD, the time of a healthy sprightly GIRL,
who has two years and a half to serve, and can be
well recommended for her honesty. Inquire of the printer. *
WANTS a place, as WET NURSE, a young woman
with a good breast of milk, who can be well recom
mended. Inquire of the printer. *
WHALE OIL, in tierces and barrels, to be fold for cash
only, by CHARLES EDDY, in Second-street, be
tween Market and Chefnyt-ftreets, Philadelphia.