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§ SLOHN Avery aﬁg szx, William Andrews,
o Jonathan Adams, Daniel drnold, Braintree,
Daniel Adams, Combridge. =~ . TRI
© (8.) Samuel Barrett, Samuél Ballard, Capt.
- William Bell, William Bennett, 2, Susanna Bray,
Moses Black, dlegander Baker, Beify Bradford,
David Brown, Bridgwater, Mary Buss, Leo
minfler. : R S
(C.) Thomas Crafts, Efgy Fobn Cufbing,
) ;gilliam Cosmer, Col. Archibald Campbell, Fofeph
Corey, Cambridgs, Fauny Crafts, Leominfter,
_ FacobCopeland, Braintrce; Mathe wClirky Charlef~
- town, Nathaniel Chapman, Leominfler. -
- (D.) MWilliam Dennic, Asa- Douglass, Efg;
- Watortown, Peter Durall, Newton. - .
« (E.) Deacon Eftica, Stoningham, Captain
“Ell, Cambridge. S
(E.) NathanielFofter; Middleborough, Daniel
Fairn, John Field. A
(G.) William Gardner, Mr. Green, Mary
Green, Stephen Gates, Lancafler. :
« (H.) Fefeph Henderson, FofephHunter, Patty
Hatch, Jonathan Hall, Walter Hatch, Lucy Homes,
Cambridge, Daniel Haflings, Newton, Aaron
Hajlings, Ditto, John Hay, Wilmington,. Fshn
Hewes, Cambridge. v ; ;
- (L) David Facobs, Fohn Fordan, Ralph In
‘man, Elizabeth ]vgg%;rkﬂawn) Holten John
fr, Lynn, Henderson dnchés, Lincoln.
« (K.) Simeon Kingman, Bridgwater. 4
(L.) Fobn Lucas, Thomas Lamb, Capt. Nichs
las Labbelly, Ebenezer Lane, Attleborough.
(A 1 Moses Muerall, Ephraim May, Thomas
Middlstown, Betsy Mansvarring, William M*Al
daftery, Thomas M‘Clough, Samuel Montgomery,
Middleborough.
(NV.) Uwriak Norcrofs, David Nickols, Wefi
minfler. .
(P.) Lieut. John Pierce, Dorcas Payne, Mo-
Jes Pitcher, Martha Phillips, J. Pain, Sturbridge.
(R.) Daniel Rogers, Fohnßobinfon, Plymouth.
- (8.) Rev. Isaac Skilman, Fohn Sanderson, 2,
Jacob Smith, Abington, Ebenezer Snow, Weft
gnller. ’
(7.) Joseph Taft, Thomas Thompson, Simeon
Turner, Peggy Thomas, Cambridge.
- (W.) Fobn Webb, Thomas Wright, Dr. Tho
was Welsh, Fohn Wellb, PhillisiVheatley, Nathaniel
Wheeler, Samuel Wells, Efy; Fames Warden, Ed
ward Weld, Andover, Louis Wiffell, Dorchester,
Nathaniel Willard, Lancaster, Hannah Witherbee,
Weflminfter, Lieut. Fobn Woodward, ditto.
JOHN COBURN,
EREBY informs his Customers and others,
that he has removed into Boston again,
and carries on the Goldimith’s Business at his
Shop in King-Street, opposite to the American
Coffee-Houfe ; where they may be supplied
with any Articles in the Gold{mith or Jewellery
Way, upon the most reasonable Terms.—He
likewise continues to take Gentlemen and
Ladies, to Board, as ufunal.
N. B. Cath givén for old Gold and Silver,
or Gold and Silver-Lage. :
. Boston, June 29, 1776.
InCommitteecf Correspondence, Inspection & Safety.
HERE AS the keeping up a correspon
dence with our inveterate enemies, par
ticularly the fleet and army now employed against
the United Colonies, or those open and avowed
oppofers of our rights, who have forfeited all
title to pur confidence and proteltion, by seek
ing refage under the power which has been long
engaged in the destruction of this country, is in
diret violation of the laws of this colony, and
may be attended with the most fatal conse
quences to the public fafety. ,
All persons, therefore, who may arrive in this
sown from Halifax, or any port or place in pos
session of, or infefted by our said enemies, are
hereby directed toleave their names with all the
letters they may bring with them, and 2 memo
randum of their places of abode,with some mem
ber of this committee, or at the office of Natha
niel Barber, Esq; as soon as may be after theic
arrival here. A non-compliance with this re
quisition will be deemed evidence of an un
friendly design ig such person or persons against
the interest of &c Wnited Colonies, and they
will be proceeded against accordingly. :
By order of the committee. :
JOHN BROWN, Chairman.
~ PosrDsrice, Bosren, July 16, 1776.
Lift of Letters remaining in said Officé, and not
before publifbeds ;
N.B. Where the Towns are not mentioned,
- they are for Boffon. 3
A MorNiNG ScHoOL.
Y O UN G Ladies,or young Gentlemen,
who have a Mind to be acquainted with
the French Language; to be perfeted in read
ing, speaking or wiiting the Englith ;—to be
introduced to; oxcompleated in their {mprove
ments, in Arithmetic, Penmanthip, orEpiftola
ry Writing; may be properly aflifted in purfu-c
ing either of these Atrainments, from 510 7
o’élock_in the Morning, at the School on Court
Square, opposite the East Door of the State-.
House; where constant Attendante will be
given, and the most uieful Branches of com
mon Education taught in the *beft approved
Manner. ifrs L
¥On Morning Wings, how a&ive Jrrivgs the
Mind?” -
h—m
AT B CAN
I I Customers, that he has = returned to
EREBY informs his good Friends and
Charleftown, where he carries on the Baking
Business, and will be glad to supply them as
ufwal. A ; (6w.)
X , X 0 be V 8 QBB by
WILLIAMS and VINCENT,
: By Wholesale and Retail,
At their Store next Door above the Coflec-Houfe,
in King-Street,
WEST-Indiaand New-England Rum, Bran
dy, Port, Claret, Fayal and Malaga Wines, F lorence
oil, loaf and-brown sugar, coffee, chocolate, pepper,
race and ground ginger, indigo, allspice, tobacco, &c,
_* . CamsßlDCr, June 24,1776, -
Toe following Vote of the President and Fellows of
i jl_-!arva’rf»Collcgc, ordered to be publifbed,
N Consideration of the difficult and un-
A fettled State of our public Affairs—Voted,
that there be no public Commencement this
Year, and that the Candidates for their firft
and second Degrees, after having been pre
sented nominatim to, and approved by the Hon
orable and Reverend Board of Overseers, shall
receive their Degrees by a general Diploma,
signed by the Corporation.—Provided, that on
or before the seventh Day of August next, they
pay the President bis Fee for a Degree,” and
bring him a Certificate frotn the Steward, that
they have discharged all College Dues lequired
by Law, except for the public Dinner on Com
- megcement Day ; as also, a, Certificate’ from
theQﬁibmrian, that they have returned in good
Order, or replaced, all the Books they *have
borrowed from the Library.
e SAMUEL LANGDON: President.
Great-Barrington, Fune 22, 1776.
Suttonian Inoculation.
MR.LATHAM Inneculator for the Small-
VA Pox, acquaintsthe Public, that as the
Town of Great- Barrington has pafied a Vote in
favor of Inoculation, he has now A ccommoda
tions ready for the Reception of Persons be
lenging to other Towns.
¢ N.B. Mr. Latham requests those Gentlemen
of the Faculty, who have already spoke to him
about being Partners for the Suttonian Method
of Inoculation, would apply to him here as soon
as convenient. %
~ CROCKERY WARE, &.
China Tea Cups & Saucers, | Wine Glafles, &7 a 0
Cream coloured ditto , Tumblers,
Cream coloured Plates, [Salts, Mustards,
Delph Bowles, crewets, &c.
The above will be fold as cheap as can be bought
out of any Store in Boston, and the {malle® Favour
gratefully acknowledged. :
e Be W IR e YRR e R T T
RICHARD WALKER,
Has to fell by Wholesale and Retail, at his Shop on
Dock-Squate, (formerly impreved by Mr. Thomas
Walley,) R T
Old Jama'ca and Well-India Rum—excel
lent old red Port Wine —Lisbon and Malaga dittco—
choice Englith Cheefc, and Firkin Butcer, ; :
Florence Qil, 4 low Candles, per Box;
Very fine Litbon ditto, RE e o TS
Englith Loaf Sugar, * |Coffee, Chocolate, :
Bastard ditto, © | Nutmegs, Cinnamon,
Brown Sugars, - Alfpice, Pepper, Raisins,
Kippen's & N.York Snuff,| Currants, Fréench Indigo;
Kippen's best prick To-|Copperas, 15 Inch Pipes,
bageng < Black Handkerchiefs;-
Crown Soap, Starch, Tal-{ Dutch Glasses.
“I' HE Candidates for Admi
fion into Harvard College the present Year, are
hereby Notified, That Thursday and Fridays
the eighth and ninth Days of August next en
suing, arc fixed upen by the President and
Thitors, for their Examination.
- SAMUEL L ANGDON, President, H. C.
SERGEANTS Orderly BooZ;r,:";
Writing Paper, Quills, Ink, Black Sand, Bloffens
Blotting Paper, &e. &o. &e® may be.had at the -
Printing-Ofice leregfs o L T 3
DESERTED from myECompa?!l
ny in Col. Hutchinson’s Regiment, Eff Mclntirf*ﬂ
about. 5 Feet 4 Inches high, dark Complexion,*
Thort dark Hair, Whoever will take up faid“‘,ﬂ
Deserter, and reiura him to his Re ;imen,tagﬁ
Compady, on Dorchester-Heights, thall receive®
Five Dollars Reward, and all'meceflary Cliarges,
paid by me, - JOHN BAKER, Captain.
Colony of the Maflachufetts-Bay, Z
: . Middle D;ﬂ{‘i&,_ﬂl ; 35
LI BELS are filed betore me in
4 Behalf of the Officers, Marines and* Ma
riners of the Continental armed Vessels, Han
cock, Lee, Lynch, Warren and Franklin, against
the Ship mamed the Lord Howe, of about 260’
Tons burthen, commdnd® by one Robert Park ; -
—again{t the Brigantine named the Annabellag:
of abont 180 Tons burthen, commanded .
onc Hugh Walker;—and against the Ship"
named the George, of about 220 Tons burth i
commanded by one Archibald! Bog.—ﬁ‘
Another Libel is filed before me, 'in Beha
the Officers, Marines and Mariners of the Cona
tinental afed Veflcls, Lee, Warren and Lynch,
against the Ship named tbe_Annc,Ag( about
223 Tons busthen, commanded by one, Johm
Dennifton.—Which Ships and Brigantine, are,
said to have been taken carrying Supplies to
the Fleet and Army employed against the
United Colonies, and armed Soldiers infefiing
the Sea-Coast of America, and brought into
the Countics of Suffolk and Effitx.
Another Libel is filed before me, in Behalf
of John Adams, Commander of the armed.
Sloop called the Chance, and his Company of -
Marines and Mariners, and the Owners of the
fare Sloop, against the Ship named the L\ady;
Juliana, of about 240 Tons burth’et‘_)_! command
ed by one Christopher Szephenfon, ;and taken
and brought into the Chunty of Eﬂzgk 5 which
Ship, her Cargo and Appurtenances, are said to
have been, at the Time of the ,Capture, the:
Property of, and owned by divers ‘lnhabitants
of the Island of Great-Britain. D SR
And for the Trial of these Captures, the Ma
ritime Court for' the Middle Dintri& of the
Maflachufetts:Bay, will be held at she. Court-
House in Boston, on Tu?day, the Twenty-third
Day of July, 1776, at the Hour of Ten in the
Forenoon :—Of which, shis Notice-is given,
purf{uant to the Laws of the Colony aforefaid,
that the Owners of the Veflels taken as afore
faid, or any Persons concerned, may' appear
and shew Cause, (if any they have) why the -
fame Veflels, or any of them, and their Cag
goes and Appurtenances, fthould not be ,co;\f
demned. Tim. Prcxsnwc,fjt‘m. YO
(Judge of said Courr.
Note. Persons claiming t%e Whole, or eny *
Part or Share, cither as Owners or Captors of
any Veflcls taken and libelled, must by Law,
file their Claims before the Judge of the Court,
five Days before the Dayfet for the Trial, or
they will be forever barred therefrom.” -
DN SRR eT e W G e
wa PO T-ASH ESE.
O T.-ASHES WANTLD,
A Enquire of the Printers. R
Colony of the Maflachufetts-Eay, ;
Middle Diftritt, f.
5. Toall whom it may concern. 4 :
OTICE is hereby given, that the Maritime
1 N Court for the Middle Diftsi & of the Co
lony aforefaid, will be held at Salem, on Tuef~
day, the thirticth Day of July, 1776, at she
Hour of Ten in the Forenoon, to rry the Jufti
of the Capture of the Ship named the Z chery
Bayley, of about 300 'tons burthen, ?atcly
commanded by James Hodge) and of her Car
go and Appuitenances ;~and of the Ship
named the ' Cceighton, of about 260 Tons burs
t?x‘i, (fately conmanded by George Roft) and
of her Cargo 2id Appurtenances : againiy
which Captures Libels are filed betore e
%bcy Baving been brought into the middle
iftrice aforefaid) in behalf of the Owners,
Officers, Marineyand Mariners of the private .
armed Sloop callid the Yankee, commanded by
Henry Johnfony And the' Owners of said
Ships, or any jrrfons concerred, may appear
and shew cauf, if any they have, why the fame
Ships, their Cargoes and Appurtenances, thould
not be condemned.
TimoTHY Prckering, jun. -
~ Judge of said Court, .