The New-England chronicle — Boston [Mass.], 1776-05-16 00:00:00, page 4

To be SOLD at Warehouse No. 25, <n L>ng wharf, for ealh
only, by MARTIN BRIMMER,
FAY AL, Lisbon and Malaga WINE;
new Philadelphia flour, coffee, chocolate warranted good, lem
mons, choice New-England rum, 12 months old, best Holland gin,
sweet oil by the barrel, fearing twine, a few bundles of iron hoops.
French Brandy, Barcelona Handkerchiefs,
by the dozen.
JO-HN-"GRTF FI TH,
INTENDS to open School at his usual place, in Hanover
ftreet, on Monday next, where all those who choose to em
ploy him may fend their children, Boflon, May 9, 1776.
ENTERTAIN MENT for Gentlemen
and keeping for Horses, at the sign of the YANKEE HERO, in
Wing's-Lane, near the Market, Boston, by JOHN NEWELL.
N. B# A two mast Boat, a Chaise and Mare, to be fold.—
^uire of said Newell.
DESERTED the 2d. instant, from the
27th regiment. at Dorchester Point, in the Continental Army,
SILAS SERGANT, about g feat so inches high, daik com
plexion ; had on when he went away, a browniffi coat; tarried
off a gun belonging to the Continent, marked No. 68, appraised at
Eleven Dollars. Said Sergant belongs to Amefbury. Also,
MATTHEW TEFT, about § feet g inches high, light com
plexion ; had on when he went away, a light colored long jacket;
carried off with him a gun belonging to the Continent, mat kee INo.
69, appraised at Eleven Dollars, One or the other of the above
soldiers stole a gun from another of the company, belonging to the
Continent, marked No. 118, appraised at Seven Dollars. Whoever
will take up both of the above foldieis, or either of them, and
fend them to Camp at D irchefter, ihall have Five Dollars reward
for each. 'Tia hoped that all friends to America will exert
themfelvcs to deleft such villains, and bring them to punishment.
Me, 6, 1776. ADDISON RICHARDSON, Ceptain.
Wanted immediately,
SIX or eight Armourers, who can find
their own tools, for the Continental service. Any persons who are
good wo kmen, may have good encouragement by applying to
Thomas Chace, Esq; A.QM. G. at hi# Office near Liberty
Tren Boflon, May 8, £776°
Deferred from Col. Israel Hutchinson's re
giment, and Capt. John Baker's company, Eli Mclntyre, of dark
compleaion, mart dark hair, about 5 feet 4 inc-hea high. Who
ever will retut, said deserter to his regiment and company, now
Rationed on Dorchester heights, Asll receive five dollars reward,
and all necessary charges paid, JOHN BARER, Capt.
NOTICE is hereby given, that, agreea
ble to the 71st article of the Regulations of the Continental Aimy,
I have secured all the eff die of Tarrant Putnam, late Ad
jutant of the 27th regiment, deceafsd, made an inventory of the
tame, and transmitted it to the Secretary of the colony : There,
fore, all persons who have any demands on, or are indebted to the
estate of said Putnam, being debts contrasted while in camp, are
desired to exhibit their accounts to me, on the 28th or 29th of
May, instant, at my quartets at Dorchester Point, so that all the
accounts may be fettled and difeharged by the adminiftratrix,who
will attend for that purpose on each of those days.
EZRA PUTNAM, Major of said regiment.
Camp at Dorchester Point, May 8, 17,76.
D EXERTED from the 14th regiment,
commanded by John Glover, Esq; RICHARD JOHNS, a likely,
well made young man, ig years old, dark complexion, 5 feet 6
inches high, a little pock broken. Whoever will take up said
deserter, and convey him to said regiment, ffiall receive FOUR
DOLLARS, and neceffay charges. '
Bevesly, May 4, 1%76. THOMAS GRANT, Captsin._
ALL the officers and soldiers belonging to
Colonels Reed's, Stark's or Poor's regiments, of New-Hampffiira
province, that are not marehed with said regiment are ordered
to march for Crown- Point as soon as pcffible, to join their re
fpe&ive regiments, which are ordered to Canada.
Ma, 7, 1776. JAMES REED, Colonel,
TObefold by the fubferiber, adminiltra
tor on the estate of Mr. Jonathan Heywood, late of Concord,
in the county of Hillfborough, and province of NewHempfhire,
deceased, by public auction, at my dwellirg-houfe in New-
Ipfwicb, in said county of Hillsborough, on Wednesday the sth
day of June next, one go acre lot of land in said New Ipfwicb•
5 or 6 acres into grass, capable of makings good pasture: Also
about 40 acres more in the fame town, about 20 acres under
improvement. Any person having a mind to purchase, may have
an opportunity of feeing it the day before the sale. Articles of
falc, at time and place, to be seen. SAMUEL HEYWOOD.
New-Ipfwicb, April 28, 1776.
To be Sold at Public Vendue, on Monday the noth of May in
stant, at eleven o'clock, A. M. at the house of Capt. Webb,
innholder, in Salem,
A number es pieces of ticklenburgs and
milled blanketing, English oatmeal in barrels, bast of men's
Buglifh fhocs, and women's black ruffel ditto, a few doxen red
Port wine, and a quantity of fee coal, being the cargo of the ffiip
Jenny, lately condemned in the Court of Admiralty. Also said
lip, burthen about 250 tons, with all her appurtenances, ai she
Hee in Annifquam Harbour.
&hny of the M@bufah.Ba,, Plymouth, ff.
As a court eroded to try and condemn all
reffili that ihall be found iofefting the fee coast of America, and
brought into the counties of Plymouth, Barnfable, Bristol, Nan
tucket or Duke's Count,, to be held at Plymouth, in the said county
of Plymouth, on Wednesday the 15th Day of May, 1776, at the
hour of ten in the forenoon, will be tried the justice of the cap
ture of a schooner called the Volant, burthen about 70 tone, com
manded by Edward Marfo :~-And of a schooner called the
Loyalty, burthen about 15 tone, commanded by Daniel White :---
Which refill, said to be improved in supplying the fleet and army,
employed against the United Colonial, taken and brought into
the counties of Bri&ol and Plymouth, aforefsid, together with
their cargoes and appurtenances, are libelled in the court afore
faid, and will be tried on the day above mentioned. And notice
ia hereby given, pursuant to the laws of the colony aforefaid, to
all persona claiming property in either of thmforefaid vi ff<ls, or
cargoes, or any ways concerned therein, that may may appear and
fhewcaufc (if any they have) why the said veffda, oreither of them,
with their cargoes and appurtenances should hot be condemned,
N. CUSHING, Judge of said Court.
ffeTourt of General Seftons of the Peace
far the County of Suffolk, being adjourned to Tuesday the 14th
day of May instant, at ten o'clock beforenoon, then to meet at
Braintree in said County ; and as some matters of importance
are then to be laid before the Court, it is dtfired there may be a
general attendance of the Justices of said Court.
By order of Court, EZEKIEL PRICE, Clerk.
Dt-dcR 1 ED uuhr niy company, in
Coi. Glover's regiment, ABRAHAM ; ANDER, a fcldier, about
five fist ,wo inches high, belongs t Danvers, Any one who will
take up said drfirter, and convey him to his regiment at Beverly,
shall have Five boilers reward, and all charges prid by me,
WILLIAM COURT LfJ'j^?
NATHANIEL-PEIRCE,
His to fell at his store oppfite the south fide ot Fancuil-Hall,
Weft India and New-England RUM, by
wholefair, lorf and bo- fugr, coffee, ihocokte by the bexr
dozen, raisins by the c>& r„,w, giocer, copperas, femmons by
the box, candles by the b<x rnftird by the d^ zee 0 bo'th, mens
and boys bats, a genteel iffvrtm ent of crockery 1 are, a quantity
of German fteel,&e. &c. cheap forcsih.
N. B. Choice French Co dal to be bad at said store.
We the fubferibers are a,pointed eommif
fioners by the hon. Benjamin Greenleaf, Esq; Judge of Prob.te
for the county of Essex, to receive and examine the claims of the
fcveral creditors to the estate cf James Johnson, late of Danvers,
deceased, represented insolvent, fix months from the fiift day of
April instant, is allowed by the Judge for the creditors to bring
in their claims, and prove their debts : Notice is hereby given
that we will attend said bufineG on the left Tuesday cf this in
flant, April ; and the second Tuesday of the five next enfuirg
months, at thehuufe of Michael Crofs,innholder, in said Danvers,
from three o'clock io the afternoon till ftven at night.
FRANCIS NURSE,
Dangers, April 5, ,776. BENJ. PROCTFR.
LOST in Braintree, on Thursday evening
the Ijth of March, a very remarkable DGG that is gelded, half
pointers spotted all over with black and white frets, some of
which are very small ; his tail cut, with a large black foot on the
end of it ; has two very large black fpoti, one on e>cl fide of his
head, that take in his ears and one of bis eyes. Mr. Brrrke,
ionholder, in Braintree, thinks the dog ft^yed at his brute that
night, and went away the n#xt morning with Mr, Turner, f f
Hanover. If Mr. Turner, or whoever hashim in peffeffi r, wTI
ftnd him to Mr. Martin Brimmer, in B fton, or to the fu fc^ ,•,,
he ihall be resfonsbly paid for bis trouble 0# wil ret h Z : £o
their humble servant, STEPHEN HIGGINSON,
Newbury-Port, Ma-cb 29, 176
'WANTED immediately fit the use cf this color,
200 barrels of beef. 200 barrels of pork
geo quintals of cog fife f Qofo.g c i b=/\.cr f. s.
49 barrels cf vinegar, „. *eight fosp. geo barrels of cyder.
A quantity of butter anorite. A quantity or 'd ucr.
Any persons difpoftd to fu ?v ary cf the abfie articles, ere
desired to call at the Commissary General's office, st Wat+nrwn.
*, Those persons who are pefhiDd cf Fur-Arses be^ngirg
to said cffice, are desired to reurn them immediately.
DESERTED from the 14th regiment,
commanded by John Glover, Esq; HENRY TEBBETTS, sheet
25 years old, da k complexion, about five fret fix inches high.
ASABEL,NICKERS ON about go years old, about 5 feet 10
inches high. Whoever will uk# up said dafertets, or either of
them, and convey them to said regiment. fh#ll receive FCUR
DOLLARS reward for each, and all nertffary charges, pare by
Beverly, May 4th, 1776. JO SWASE*, Capt.
THESE notify all persons indebted to the
estate of Edward Rlex, late of Brockfield, deceased, to pay in
their ret„aive dues ; and all persons who have any demands on
said est ste, to bring their claims, in &ta for a freed, fettlemeet
cf said estate, to us the fubferibers, admiaktrarots on said -ft^te.
Brookfield, April JAMES, CONVERSE,
18th,1776. DANIEL GILBERT.
lAT a Committee of Inlpeau n held atßolton
the 9th D#y of April, 1776, Voted unanimoufy, That Nathaniel
Barber, Esq; be appointed to sign Certificates of Geode landed in
this Town, and to grant Permiffians to tskren board Merchand zf,
&c. to be exported, he tatfng Jroper Affarances cf their not being
carried to the Enemies of America : Andif at an, Time,h< should
fufpea any of inimical Intentions, to inform said Committee.
(A true Copy )
The foregoing Vote is published, that all concerned may ton.
form themfclves thereto#
Boston, April 19, 1776. NAT. BARBER.
THE debtors to the estate erf JOSEPH
DUNCAN INGRAHAM, jun.
HAS removed to BOSTON, and to the Hcufe he formerly
occupied in Scott's Curt, Union Street. He earnestly
requests those indebted to him to call and pay their acecunts.
SaNCafraham has for salt, a quantity of Calamanco Shoes#
A final! parcel of pepper, cocoa,
coffee, indigo, brown sugar, allspice, choice feme twine and sew
ing twine, Dutch looking flaffss, field glasses; floor, health and
flair brushes; bolting cttme, oatmeal, redwood and logwocd,
Lilbin oil ; also, a few pounds cf mace, to be fold at store
No. I. Butler's-Row, near King street, if applied for soon.
Boflon Ma, tyb, 1776
THEODORE~DAVI S,
IN FORMS hit friends and the public, that the STA GE
COACH from Borton to Portsmouth will arrive at Boston
every Wednesday evening, and set out again on Friday morning.
He puts up at the sign of Admiral Vernon, in King-ftraet.---
Passengers will be well accommodated, and all business committed
to hie care, ihall be faithfully performed. Boston, May 9^
ALL persons indebted to, or that have any
de mends on the estate of SamuelEmmes, late of Boston, black
smith, deceased, are desired to bring in their accounts to Susan
nah Emmes, administratrix on said estate.
HAVEN, Esq; lateof Framingham, deceased, are hereby notified,
that we the fubfevibers, executors of said Haven't left will zd
taftament, propose to be at Framinghem the b* Monday and
Tuesday in May next, at the late dwelling house of the deceased ;
at which time and place said debtors are desired to give a punc
tual attendance, in order for fcHlement with us. A? we live it
a great distance from F^mingham, the greater pu Quality is
expelled. If any have an; demands on said estate, they arc de
sired also to attend at the ateve time and place, to receive their
just demands fiom SAMUEL HAVEN,)
JOHN HAVEN, ) mcutor '*
Portfmoutb, Nro-flampJbne, Aprilit, 17-6.
FL UR and bat iron, just arrived trim
Philadelphia, to be file y WILLIAM POWEL L, at
Sror No 14, L p Whr f.
NEW fuperfine FLOUR in half barrels,
also common Philadelphia flour,to bi fold. Enquire at E BEN~
BZER STORER's store, Union-fttect.
y calk cutlery. 1 e:fk Quan's waie. 1 trunk fh&ons and
tammies. 1 chert writing paper.
fy beso __ ^
STEPHEN CABOT,
At the store lately improved by MriTi'/s. John and Andrew
Car T, in Beverly,
BLUE, white, London brown, green and
other coloured Broad-Cloths; flannels, cheek linen, cotton frtipee,
bitten striper; furhitu’e check, IrMilocns, he! amis, fete^rgi,
dnwiai, bw>ad and n. row demirite, Harlem ftnpc-, white and co
loured jeans, fuftiaaa. Russia drabs, silk damafeus, bourdetta, f ot
ted velvets, I >dia nankeers, denims; 61k, thread, cotton and
worthed hose, silk mitts, white and coloured threads, large and
faall pins, white chapel and milliner#' needier ; silk, linen and
cotton hintkerch>ef&j taper, Walloons, sawing ft Iks of all colours,
twist, buckrams, knee garters, sorest cloths, cs Ilicoes, worked and
thread breeches patterns, woiflad caps, buttons, qualities, ihoe
hi Kings, cuttoe knives, nsiis, hooks and lines, &c. &c,
WTLT,TFftT^TYN E,
BEGS leave to acquaint the public, that he has just opened
a SCHOOL in King-street, near the State-House;
where hr fh#ll constantly, and carefully attend the bufiiefs of
inftru&tag youth, in the most sffcntial bianehea of common
education ; and in which he hopes to merit the approbation of
such #s may please to intruft him with the care of their children :
At II o'clock in the Moving, and at 5 P. M. the School will
be oven <0 y urg Ladies who may incline to be acquainted with
t>e French Language,---to ba perfc&rd in English Di&ion,----
Epftolaty W riting,- -Arithmetic, or Permselhip ;- -slfo, at 5
in rhe M %ring, if a fufficient number fball appear. Such a#
chufe to be attended at home, may be waited on at such hours
as shall be most convenient-- -and Vifrs repeated as require.
He may he spoken with at Mr. BENJAMIN GRAY's,
in King Streit.
A Lift of guns belonging to the following men,
formerly frlJiere in Col, John Siark't regime, and left by fbe fob-
Jeriber at Mr. Samuel Tufte's bouje in Medford. The ranere may
hate them again by applying to jaid Tuftt, paying bim for bit
trouble of forage, trad adverrijing them,
No, i Belongs to ,antes Nejmetb. No. g to Ebenezer M'Hvare;
No, 8 to Ebenezer Eastman. No, 17 to Hwgb Carapbeti. No.
49 to William Graves, No. ,0 to John Page. No. 55 to Ar
drew Wifikta. JOHN O'NEIL, Q; M &
for the above regiment.
WE the fubferibers being appointed emmffir
ners, by tbs Hon. John Winthrop, EJS Judge of Probate for the
count, of Middlesex, for receiving and examining the claims of the
several creditors to the fate of James Gardner, late of Cbarleftown,
leatber-dreffer. deceased, represented infokent, and 6 months, from
the ”tb ult. being allowed for fettling the fame — hereby give notice,
that wefall attend,for that purpose, at the house of Mr. Jonathan
Porter, innholder, in Medford, on the fir ft Tburfday of this, and the
four following ninths, from three topwork o'clock, afternoon,
Medford, Ma, 1, 17:6. Samuel Rand,
Joseph Frothinghsm.
-DESERVE D from the Pr&vfogudrd in
Boston, JAMES McMARBYS, a young man, about 11 years of
age; be bad on when be went away, a foidier's uniform, a new
beaver bat. The laid deserter is a man about 5 f e " 5 inches higb^
be belongs to Col, Phinty's regiment, in Capt. Tobias Fernald's com
pany. Whoever will take up said dejerter, and confine bim in ary
of the gaols in the colony, so that be ma, be conveyed to bis regiment,
shall be rewarded for their trouble, by J, OTIS. D. G. K.
DESERTED from my company, in the
14 h reg.bera, crnnunded b, Cel. J'hr Gluvar, the folk wing
pe/fona: SILAS SAWEN, about 23 years cf age, light cem
plcxion. %h i .hair, 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high ; had on when he
went away, a lifehtcclrured coat, with red lapels, lutk-ikin
breeches, blue ft^kirgs. FHINEAS COCDALE. sbeue 55
years of sg? I^h complexion, wear# a white c^p frock and trew
fers. #hou 6 e high SAMJJEL FRANCIS, dark complexion,
black hrir, abtu go yamcf age. Whoever will tike up fa : d
defacers, or either of them, and reinn them to their le^imecr,
fiJ have Ft u Dollars reward for each, erd al' ner#mry charges
p I by GILBERT WTPFAKMAN, Capt# 1
Beverly. 2Qth April 1' 6.
All perlons who have any den ands on tne
.eftLecf C#jt. Erinxziß Symmes, late of Littleton, deceased,
at* defined to bring in then scctuits to Maoy Ann Symmxs,
rs f-ri Ltflftcr. admit :ftratixtc said rArte,or t< Capt Antrim,
Symmes of Ba rton, artorrey to lbs Lid sdminiftra&i* ; are all
,< lot ir/ebred to hid effete, sie desired to trike speed, payment
? r t i< A^miniftnux or ,attorney. Beflun, Apil go, 1776.
LEhERTED from Capt. Nathaniel
Bor' cempany in Cui. Clever's regimert, JONA1 HAN GIL
MAN who said be belonged to Gilmaptcwn, in New-Hasrfihrie;
ata well-locking fallow, cf dark ctmpxion. Alfe, JOHN
STEEL who fair he belonged to Old-Yoik ; abcut five fact 1,
inches high, pretty ftecky# Whoever will take cp either cf said
deferttrs, and ccßv*y them tc Beverly, or where fail regiment
ma, be, shall have Four Dollars reward, and all r-bargat paid by
their tumble fervent, N ATH, BOND.
Beverly, April 24th, 177 6.
ALL persons any ways indebted to, or that
have an, demands on the efla e cf Deaton Richard Hall, of
Dorchester, deceased, are defied to fettirthe Lira with Hope
still Hall, or Samuel Tgpliff, executors to said estates
I est, on the 251^,01 March last, at the house
of Lieut. Jor a her, D.kofor, innholder in Shutißiry aforre
oone borfe, supposed to be about three years old, with a white
strip in hi# fice, about 13 bards and an half high# No person
hath applies for said horle. The owner, by picvirgii s property,
sad paying charges, ft ay have biro again, Apfl) tc Lie Dickinson.
DANIEL JONES rafpeafully acquaints the Gentlemen of
the United Coloniis, that the AMERICAN COF
FEE HOUSE, at the sign of the Golden Eagle, King Street,
Boston, is now opened for those Gentlemen who plcafe to fa
vour him with their commands. The said House will be fur
nifhed with the best liquors, lodgings, and a variety of provisions
as the market wiM admit of; and is well calculated to entertain
large or small companies, aa_c<csfion may require. COFFEE to
be had from seven to ten In the morning, a&d from five to eight
in the evening. DINING at half after one, and after tbat hour
as celled for.
N. B. Said JONES returns his most hearty thanks to hie
former friends and cuflorness, prays the continuance of their
favours.
JOHN BhA NE,
AC QU A INTS the public he has for file at his more in
Bedford, in Dartmouth, the following articles, viz#
MolLffes, flour, cocoa, piagnento, chocolate, rhubarb, aUum,
copperas, ginger ; pins ; Philadelphia ftecl, Venice ditto, bar
iron; Iril h linens writingpaper, silk cravats ; knives & forks;
Barcelona, bandanno and romrl handkerchief*.