The New-England chronicle — Boston [Mass.], 1776-06-20 00:00:00, page 4

Benjamin Loring, jun.
INFORMS his Friends both in Town and
Country, that hehas opened, a PUBLIC
HOUSE, at the Golden-Ball, lately kept by
Capt. John Marfton. Thole Gentlemen that
will please to favour him with their Custom,
will be gratefully received.
N. B. The Hatters Business is carried on
as usual, at the Hat and Globe, in King-Street,
THE Treaforer of this Colony
hereby gives Notice, that he is directed and em
powered by the General Assembly of said Co
lony, to hire a Sum of Money, not exceeding
Fifty Thousand Pounds. Any Persons disposed
to lend, may apply to the Treasurer, at his
Office in Watertown.- Said Money is wanted
immediately. Treasurer s-Office, fame 12, 1776.
WHEREAS the Justices of the
Peace in and for the County of Suffolk, were
notified by us the Subferibers, to give their At
tendance on the 7th of this Instant, at theMeet
ing-Houfe in Dedham (old Parilh) at 10 of the
Clock, in the Forenoon, in order to open and
fort the Votes for a Register of Deeds, for the
County aforefaid; and though some of the
Justices for the said County met at the 1 ime and
Place aforefaid, for the said Purpose, yet there
not being a Majority of the Justices present, the
laid Votes could not be opened and sorted as
the Law directs ; therefore, the Justices of the
Peace in and for the said County, are hereby
again notified to give their Attendance at the
Meeting-House aforefaid, on the second Tues
day of July next, at 10 of the Clock in the
Forenoon, in order to open and fort the Votes
aforefaid.
) y^ices of the Peace
Dedham, June 13, 1776.
N. B. It is desired that there may be a ge
neral Attendance of the Justices for said Coun
ty, to prevent any farther Delay.
To be Sold, if applied for immediately,
A few Hundred Weight of choice
FEATHERS. Enquire of Silas Atkins,
jun. near Charleftown-Ferry. _
GRAYED from a Pasture in
this Town, last Sunday, a chefnut colour'd
Mare, about 5 or 6 Years .old, with a white
Streak down her Face, lame in the left Shoul
der, and has a remarkable white Spot on the
inward Side of the near hind Leg. Whoever
has such a Mare in Possession, is desired to
leave her at the Stable of Mr. joJbua Davisjfo
Boarded-Ally, where they shall receive Satis
faction for their Trouble.
N. B. Said Mare was seen on the Common,
last Monday and Tuesday. Boston, May 13.
To be Sold by AUCTIO N, at the House of
Mr. Benjamin Burdick, in Mar blebead, on
THURSDAY the 4th Day of July next,
THE Brigantine ]ANE,
•with her Boat and Appurtenances, now lying in
Lynn ; also her Cargo, confining of Beef, Pork,
Butter, Bread, Tongues, Bacon, Barley, Flour,
Hard Soap and Candles.
To be Sold, by JOSHUA WARD, Agent for the
Oivneis of the Privateer Schooner Dolphin,
and her Company, at PUBLIC AUCTION,
to be held at Salem, in the County of Essex, the
26th Infant, to be continued from Day to Day
until the whole is Sold, to the higbejl Bidder,
the following Vessels, as also a small Quantity
of Iron, he.
SLOOP Dispatch, burthen about
45 Tons. Sloop Success, burthen about 70 Tons.
Schooner Friendfip, burthen about 6o Tons.
JOSEPH JACKSON, Executor
to the last Will and Testament of Mr. Jobnfon
Jackson, late of Boston, Distiller, decealed :—
Hereby give Notice, that he is returned from the
Country to his House at the South End, and
desires all Persons that are indebted to the Estate
ofthe said Johnson Jackson, to make speedy Pay
ment, as he is called upon by the Heirs, to make
Settlement of said Estate. Those Persons that
do not comply in a short Time with the above
Request, mult expect to be sued without Ex
ception. Any Persons (if any such there be)
that have any Demands on said Effete, are desir
ed forthwith to bring them to said Executor.
Cream-coloured WARE.
Now opening for Sale, a large and beautiful
Assortment of cream-coloured WA R E, by
WILLIAM SHERBURNE,
At his Store in Kilby-Street, next the Bunch of
Grapes Tavern, Boston,
Wholtfale and Retail Cheap.
Where also may be had,
A few ENGLISH GOODS.
A noble MANSION-HOUSE,
pleasantly filtrated in Cambridge, with conve
nient Out-Houses, and a fine Garden ; also,
Pasturing for a Horse and Cow, late being the
Estate of the late Lieut. Governor, Thomas
Oliver, Esq. Any Person inclined to hire,
may enquire of the Subferiber, living on the
Premises. WILLIAM PRENTICE.
Cambridge, Bth June, 1776.
JAMES WHITE
WOULD inform the Public, that he car
ries on the BOOK-BINDING Business
in its various Branches, at Powars and Willis's
Printing-Office, in Queen-Street.
Account Books ruled and bound in the neat
est and genteelest Manner—Gilding in all its
Branches.
Gentlemen in Town and Country who please
to favour him with their Work, may depend
on being well used, and with the utmost Fidelity
and Dispatch.
TAKEN up between Milton-
Bridge and Boston, about a Month ago, a Silver
WATCH. The Owner may have it again, by
telling the Marks, and paying Charges.
SAM. WHITTEMORE.
To be SOLD,
A good HORSE and CHAISE;
and a few Boxes of good LEMMONS. —
Enquire of the Printers.
This Day is publfbea,
And fold by T. and J. FLEET, in Cornhill,
Observations on the Nature of Civil
Liberty, the Principles of "Government, and the
Juflice and Policy of the War with America.
To which is added an Appendix, containing a
State of the National Debt, an Estimate of the/
Money drawn from the Public by the Taxes, and
an Account of the National Income and Expendi
ture since the last War.
By RICHARD PRICE, D. D. F. R.S.
CONTENTS.
Of the Nature of Liberty in general——Of Civil Liberty and
the Principles of Government. Of the Authority of one
Country over another. Of the Justice of the War with
America. Whether the War with America is juftified by
the Principles of the Constitution.— Of the Policy of the
War with American Of the Honor of the Nation as affeaed
by the War with America,——Of the Probability of succeeding
in the War with America. And an Appendix containing a
State of the National Debt at Midsummer 1775 —
^ The above judicious and exceeding well wrote
Pamphlet was publijhed in London in March last,
where it ha.d a very rapid Sale, and'twas thought
would tend much to open the Eyes of the Nation
with regard to their present Contest with the Colo
nies : —lt is now re-printed here for the Perusal
of every lover of Civil Liberty ; for which Reason
they are fold at the lew Rate of One Shilling and
Six Pence each.—Those printed in England were
fold at Two Shillings Sterling a Piece.
Sperma-Qi C ANDLES,
To be Sold by
CARTWRIGHT and JARVIS,
At the large Brick Store near the Coffee-Houfe,
in King-Street.
Boden, June 5, 1776
The Subferiber, finding that many articles
of his furniture, linen, backs &c. b " e been t>Hcn out of hit
dwelling-houft, next door to the house now occupied by Mrs.
She^ffe, in Queen-Street ; and toping that it has only been done
with the friendly view of securing them till hi# return to town ;
he therefore requeue the favour of (uch at have in their peffeffion
any articles belonging to him, that they will, without l<fs of
time fend an account ofthe particular# by a line direaed for him
JOHN MOFFATT.
N. B. Both ofthe above houfea are to be let. Good fccurity
for the pun&ual p/ymtn^f^^J^^lj^L
Tul>e SOLD at the Continental Commiffa y's Store, on Green s
wharf, the following Winer, viz.
CHOICE Teneriffe, Malaga, Fayal, Lisbon,
Ihenifh, Canary, Virgin, Red and CalcavalU ; also choice ship
bread, barrel beef, brandy, Jamaica spirit, r^fi,, hogs laid,
strong beer, mackerel, end a few cases geneva ; also may
at the above flora, eallimaneeet, rhubarb, and a few hotheads
of old Jamaica rum. -
ALL perlons who have any ' demands on
the estate of Francis Symonds, late of Danvers, are desired to
bring in their accounts, to order for settlement : And all who
He indebted to said estate, arc desired to make speedy payment.
Dinvers, May 19,1776, CALEB LOW, Admimflrater,
Lo be LE T,
BOARDING and LODGING, by the
week, at the American Coffee Hcufe, at the sign of the Golden
Eagle, King-Street, Boston, now improved by Daniel Jones.
Said House is well accommodated for entertainment of large or
small companies, and is furaifhed with the bast liquors and pro
visions the markets will admit of. Ctffee from 7to 10 in the
morning ; and from 5 to 8 in the evening ; dining half after
one, and after that hour as called for.
Tobe-fold by JuHNTDYSON, TupeFfine
and common Hour, uau.z and Lisbon felt, Wcft-lndia .um, a few
calks of frefh ratlins, likewise Euglifh and hard-ware gooes, with
many other things, too tedious to mention.
Beverly, June 5, 1776. ^__________
Colony of tee Mspacbujetti-Bay, Ellex, 11.
A LIBEL is filed before me against the
Ihip named the Hope, buithen about 280 tons, tmmandeo t,
Alexander Lumfdale; --which veffcliaiaid to have been improved
in carrying fupplica to the fleet and army employed agaioft the
United Colonies, and taken and brought into the count, of Sut
f.„k. And the court ended to try and condemn ah vrfl, that
th ill be found infiftirg the sea coast of America, and broughtl^o
a toes of the counties of Suffolk, Middlelcx,or Eflex, will be he
at Bofton,onFriday the twenty firft day otJune,i77 6 > at '"' h ° u '
of ten in the forenoon, to try the juftic« of the laid capture, 0
which this notice is given, pursuant to the laws of the Co on,
aforefaid, that the owners of said Ihip or any persons concerned
therein, ma, appear and shew cause, if any they have, why the
said fh;p, with her cargo and appurtenances, ihould ,t be con
demned. TIM. PICKERING, jun. Judge of said Court.
WANTED, a quantity of mens' firong
leather SHOES, for which the money will be given at the delivery.
An, persons inclining to supply the fame, are desired to call at
the Agent's office, in Aon St.eet. Boston, May 25.
DESERTED from Capt. William Burke,
commander of the Continental armed schooner Warren, the fol
lowing men, viz. Henry Guard, a Dutchman, [b°, 4©
eld, /feet 6inches, light complaxioned, and talks bsck&Eqltffi.
ArFibald MaAllißcr, 5 fees 4 inches, light complexion, and
abou^j^n cheers, of Marblehead, abo, 4S
,r. r s 01^'5 feet 7 i/hce, round favoured, and pitted W ^^
fimll-pcx. 'Whoever will take up hid dHerters, or ^y of bcm,,
and fe'nd them to Marblehead, Co Colonel Jonathan
Agent, firil receive Three Dollars reward fm each, end all at
ecffary charges paid. _______
STRAYED or ftolcn from me the fubfcri
on the fright after the 17th of this instant, a iorrel MARE,
&'/,4 band, and av half high, with a white Her, bar bindff
white aimeft to he; gambrels, out or both of her tore fatwhite,
white fpota under the laddie. Whoever ,11 fec^e
Mire, and convey her to mt at Shrca foury, or
is, /hall be handfvmely rewarded, end all neceffar, cbvgte p d
by JEDEDIAH TUCKER.
Shltwfbury, May 22, OT 6 #
To be LEI,
TWO small tenements in Governor's alley,
leading from School- Street into Bromfield's lane ; one of them
has a very good lh.jp to st ; the other has a large garden ; both
of them nave good cellars, water, &c. and in a ple,ant situation.
They will be let cheap to those who can give security for thereat.
Inquire of Mr. William Powell.
There was loft at the Light-House, when it
was bwtnt, a Imall trunk, containing lorn# papers, which art 0
no vuuc to any but the owner. If any perlon has got it in their
possession, and will deliver it to the Printer hereof, he shall be
handfomaly rewarded. ——
LINsEEDOIiZTby the cafl<, to be fold by
William Gooch, in King street, Boftom_
A few cales of true Holland GENEVA to
be fold :--.-And to be let, a geotael, wall finished Houle, situ
ated at the bottom of Summer- street. Inquire of the Printer.
RA N away from the Continental armed
schooner Warren, William Burke, commander, t«omcn,viz.
JOHN LANE, a native of Great Britain, about 26 years old,
live fact high, nad a cast in his eyes, and is of a dark com
plexion.---Archibald M'APifter, a native of Leland, about 24
years old, five feet two inches high, end of a light complexion.---
Whoever will take up said men, or either of them, fhaff receive
three dollars reward, and all naceffary ch,, °aid by „
WILLIAM BUKK^e
THE public are hereby informed, that last
Satu L, . free hegro, named John Petany, stole a Co, md
Calf, out of a F afture belonging to Mr. Thomas Brooks of Lin
coln, end fold said Cow and Calf for 41. ^ ^^
Whoever will take up said thief, and bring him to Joseph Mem
of Bedford, fh^ h.ve Thfr Dollars reward, aim all
charges paid. The Negro's home has been at Stoneham.
LEFT at a store in this town during the
siege, a few article, of Hard Ware. The owner my near of
them by enquiring ofthe printer. Boston, ^to 6, i„6.
DESERTED on the lecond ot June, in the
evening from Boston gaol, the following perlons, viz. William
Thumpfon, about 6 feet high. Solomon Comb., and Ephraim
Smith' all foldiera belonging to Col. Phinney a repment, and
all duffed in folfoabit. Wh#„ill
and one or all of them to Boston gaol, shall be well re
warded for their trouble, by JOSEPH OI IS, g^
N. B. The above defertera belonged co Wellfleet, and were
committed to gaol f° r Dealing' _______ -
1 AKEN oil of a pasture about 4. miles
from Charkftowu terry, on the 3d of June, adark blown Mark,
7 year, with a star in her tmehead, about 14 hands and an
half htotocee chifly. Whoever will take up hm Mare, and
return her to Stephen Geddard, of Chaikftvwn, or to Rufua
Tavlor U Athol, thall have Thies Dollars reward, and all necef-
STRAYED or stolen on the 25th of May
left, out of a peftwe in Weston, belonging to tne haira cf the late
Mr. Abraham Big'ow, deceased, a large MARE, of a dark red,
about 15 hands high, trots and paces, hat a blaze in her face, ore
white bind foot ; the hoof of one of her tore feet fpltt from top
to bottom, one bind foot bare, and the shoe of the other thin :
Whoever ffiall take up said Mare, and convey her to Wifton from
whence she was taken or strayed, or to Reading, shall receive
Four Dollars reward, and all necessary charges, paid by
Reading, June 5, i77 6# ThQ.HAVEN^