The New-England chronicle — Boston [Mass.], 1776-05-09 00:00:00, page 4

American Coffee-Houfe.
DANIEL JONES nfp'afull, acquaints the Gentlemen of
the United Colonies, that the AMERICAN COF
FEE HOUSE, at the tign of the Golden Eagle, King-Street,
Boston, is now opened for thofc Gentlemen who plcafe to fa
vour him with their commands. The said House will be fur
nilhed with the bast liquors, lodgings, and a variety of provisions
13 the market will admit of ; and is well calculated to entertain
large or small companies, as occasion may require. COFFEE to
be had from Seven to ten in the morning, and from five to eight
in the evening. DINING at half after one, and after that hour
as called for.
N. B. Said JONES returns his most hearty thanks to his
former friends and cuflomers, prays the continuance of their
favours.
JOHN BEANE, ~
A CQJJ AINTS the public he has for falc at his store in
A Bedford, in Dartmouth, the following articles, via.
Mollrffes, flour, cocoa, piemento, chocolate, rhubarb, allum,
copperas, ginger ; plus ; Philadelphia steel, Venice ditto, bar
iron; Irish linens, writing paper, lilac cravats; knives & forks;
Barcelona, bandanno and romal handkerchiefs.
> calk cutlery. 1 calk Queen's ware. I trunk Shalloons and
4^mies. 1 chest writing paper.
™ , To be SOLD by
STEPHEN CABOT,
At the store lately improved by MeffAc. John and Andrew
CaroT, in Beverly,
BLU E, white, London brown, green and
other coloured Broad Cloths; flannels, check linen, cotton Stripes,
linen, stripes, furniture check, Jrith linens, hoi amis, ffieetingr,
dowlas; broad and narrow dimities, Harlem stripes, white and co-
I owned jeans, fuflians, Ruffiidrabs, silk damafeus, bcurdetts, Spot
ted velvets, India natkeens, denims; silk, thread, cotton and
v/orfted hose, silk mitts, white and coloured threads, large and
Small pine, white chapel and milliners' needles ; silk, linen and
cotton handkerchiefs; taper, Walloons, sewing fills of all colours,
twist, buckcams, knee garters, sorest cloths, callicocs, worsted and
thread breeches patterns, worked caps, buttons, qualities, Shoe
bindings, cuttoe knifes, nails, hooka and lines, &c. &c.
wtlliam PAYNE;
BEGS leave to acquaint the public, that he has just opened,
a SCHOOL in King-street, near the State-House ;
where he frail conftaotly, and carefully attend the business of
instructing youth, in the melt essential branches of common
education ; and in which he hopes to merit the approbation of
fitch as may please to intruft him with the care of theirchildren.
He may be fpokc with at Mr. Benjamin Cray's, in King
Breet.
'FITESH L E MMONS,
fr excellent good order, just imported, and to be fold at ISAAC
SMITH, Efgr't,fore, the bottom of King fr«h Boften.
A Lift of guns belonging to the following men,
formerly foldiert in Col# John Stark't regiment, and left by the fub
jcriber at Mr. Samuel Tufa's boufe in Medford. Tbe owners ma,
have them again by applying to paid Tufa, paying bim for bis
Rouble of florage, and advertising them.
No. I belongs to fames Ntfmetb, No. 3 to Ebenezer &T Ilvane#
No. 8 to Ebenezer Eaftmei No. 17 to Hugh Campbell. No
-49 to William Graves. No. $0 to fbn Page. No. 55 to Ar
drew Willkins. f OHNWNEIL, ^ M. S.
for the above regimes.
WE the fubferibers being appointed commissio
ners, by the Hon. John Wintbrop, Efg; fudge of Probate for the
county of Middlesex, for receiving and examining tbe claims of the
federal creditors to tbe fate of fames Gardner, late of Cbarlefown,
leatber-d'cffer, deceased, represented infolv,nt, and 6 months, from
tbe yb ult. being allowed for fettling tbe fame---bereby give notice,
that wefball attend, for that purpoje, at tbe boufe of Mr. Jonathan
Porter, innholder, in Medford, on tbe, ft Tburfday of tbis, and the
four following months, from three tof even o'clock, afternoon.
Medford, May 1, 1716. Samuel Rand,
•Joseph Frothingham.
DESERTED from my company, in the
14'h regiment, commanded by Col. John Glover, the follc wing
perlons : SILAS SAWEN, about 23 years of age, light com
plexion, light hair, 5 feet 8 or , inches high ; had on when he
went away, a light coloured coat, with red lapels, back-Aria
breeches, blue Stockings. PHINEAS GOODALE, about 55
years of ag^. light complexion, wears a white tap, frock and trow
fare, about 6 feet high. SAMUEL FRANCIS, desk complexion,
black heir, about 30 years of age. Whoever will take up laid
defcrters, or either of them, and return them to their regiment,
ffiall have Four Dollars reward for eack, and all naceffary charges
paid by GILBERT W. SPEAKMAN, Copt.
Beverly, 2,9 th April, 17:6.
'DUNEAN INGRAHAM, jun.
HAS removed to BOSTON, and to the House he formerly
occupied in Scott's Court, Union Street. He earnestly
requefti thofc indebted to bim to call and pay their accounts.
Said Ingraham has for &fe, a quantity of Calamanco Shoes.
All persons who have any demands on the
estate of Capt. Ebenezer Symmes, late of Littleton, deceased,
lire desired co bring io their accounts to Mawy Ann Symmes,
of said Littleton, administratrix to said eftate,or to Capt. Andrew
Symmes, of Boston, attorney to the Lid adminiftrateix ; and all
persons Indebted to said estate, are desired to make speed, payment
to Lid Admin ftratix or attorney. B< fton, April 30, 1776.
DESERTED from Capt. Nathaniel
Bond'scompany, in Col. Clever's regiment, JONATHAN GIL
MAN, who said he belonged to Gilmantown, in Ntw-Hampfhirr;
a fell, well-looking fellow, of dark complexion. Also, JOHN
STEEL, who said he belonged to Old-York ; about five sect 1,
inches high, pretty stocky. Whoever will take up either of said
deserters, and convey them to Beverly, or where said regiment
may be, ffiall have Four Dollars reward, and all charges paid by
their humble fervent, N ATH. BOND.
Beverly, April 24th, 17:6.
Choice Lisbon Wine, Weft-India Rum,
and Raisins,
A few C Acs of each, in excenent order, to be fold by JOSEPH
GREENE, (if applied for immediately) at his store on Greece's
wharf.
DESERTED from tbe Provost-guard in
Boflon, JAMES Me MARNYS, a young man, about 21years of
age; be bad on when be went away, a foidier's uniform, a new
beaver hat. Tbe said deserter is a man about 5 feet 5 inches bigb
be belongs to Col. Pbiney's regiment, in Capt. Tobias Fernald's com
pany. Whoever will take up [aid dejerter, and confine bim in ary
of tbe gaols in tbe colony, so that be may be conveyed to bis regiment,
fball be rewarded for their tremble, by J. QTIS. D, G. K.
TO be fold, a FARM lying in the Weft
part of Methuen, containing 100 acres, with a good house and
barn, and chiefly fenced with stone wall, is Efficient to keep 20
head of cattle, or other flock accordingly, well wooded and water
ed, with a good orchard, and three apartments of pasture, fuffici
*2!tolmptbs ftrck. Inquire < f Daniel M'Cleary, in Methuen.
T H E creditors to the estate of JO3EYFI
HAVEN, Esq; late of Framingham, deccafed, are hereby notified,
that we the fubfcriberi, executors of said Haven's left will and
testament, propofc to be at Framingham the left Monday and
Tuesday in May next, at the late dwelling house of the deccafed ;
at which time and place said creditors are desired to give a punc
tual attendance, in order for Settlement with us. As we live it
a great distance from F amingham, the greater punauality is
expected. If any have any demands on said estate, they are de
sired also to attend at ths above time and place, to receive their
just demands fiom SAMUEL HAVEN,)
JOHN HAVFN, ) Tutors.
Portsmouth, New-Hampfebe, Apilti, 1776.
FL uUR and bar iron, just arrived tiom
Philadelphia, to be fold ly WILLIAM POWELL, at
S'or± No. 14 Long Wharf.
DhjFßl ED from my company, in
Col. Glover's regiment, ABRAHAM LANDER, a fi Idrer, about
five feet two inches high, belongs to Dahverr. Any one who will
take up f id deftrter, and convey him to his regiment st Beveriy,
Shall have Five I)ollats reward, and all charges paid by me,
WILLIAM COURTIS. CapUia.
TO be fold, a FARM lying in the Weft
part of Methuem, containing 60 or 70 acres, with a good or
chard,and a good house and barn, will keep 7 head of cattle, or 0-
ther flock accordingly, a confidmtle part fenced with flone wall,
and well watered. Said farm joins to Mr. Daniel Mc'Cleary's,
advertised above, (s*)
THESE notify all persons indebted to the
cft ate of Edward Rice, late of Brockfield, deceased, to pay id
their relpedtive dues ; and #H petfons who have any demands on
said estate, to bring their claims, in order for a Speedy Settlement
of said estate, to us the fubferibers, administrators on said iftatr.
Brookfield, April JAMES CONVERSE,
18th,1776. DANIEL GILBERT.
Deferred from Col. Israel Hutchinson's re
giment, and Capt. John Baker's company, Eli Mclntyre, of dark
completion, fhortdark hair, about 5 feet 4 inches high. Who
ever will return said deserter to he regiment and company, now
flationed on Dorchester heights, ihall receive five dollars reward
and all neccflaty charges paid. JOHN BAKER, Capt.'
LOST between Brookfield and Boston, a
green POCKET-BOOK, contain! >g a number of notes end ac
counts, Whoever will take up said pocket-book, and convey it
to John Hill, of Brookfield, or Capt. Jona. Danforth, of Befton,
in Col. Whitcomb's regiment, shall have FOUR DOLLARS
rej^rd, by me, J OHN HILL >
The son of Amdrew Bogie, named Thomas
Bogie, about 15 years old, now inthis country,and fuppofedto be
in the Continental Army, is hereby informed, that his father re
fidea at George Swan's, in New-Scotland, near Albany, where be
would be glad to hear from him, by letter, or any other wry.--
One James Reedy is the said Thomas's comrade, and foppofed to
be now with him.
ALL persons who have any demands on
the estate of Richard King,late of Scarborough, in the county
of Cumberland, Esq; deceased, are desired to bring in their ac
counts to Mary King, his widow, and adminifiratrix on said
estate.; and these who are indebted, ate requeued to make im
mediate payment to said adminiftratr'x, in order for a fyerdy fit
tiement of said deceafed'a estate. Scarboro', March 16, 17,6.
A person who was felling provisions in the
Market, about 10 Days after the Town was opened, received
(through mistake) a large bill instead of a (mallont. The perfan
who psffid it ma, for of the person who received it, by enquiring
of SAMUEL WITHINGTON j u n. of Dorohefter.
JONA.GLOVER & WM. BARTLETT,
Agents for the Waited Colonies, at PUBLIC AUCTION,
to be held at Beverly, in the county of Effrx, the zc:h d>y of
May next, to be continued from day to day until the whole is
fold, to the highest bidder, the following vi ffels and cargoes,
SHIP Concord, burthen abotat 250 tons,
cargo confining of sea coala, rum, porter, butter, fnuff, tobacco, a
quantity of Eogfiffi goods, and many other articles.
Slip Jenny, burthen about 350 tons ; cargc, sea coils, porter,
four trout and vinegar.
Sloop Polly, burthen about 80 tons.
Brigantine Nancy, burthen about 250 tons.
Brigantine Little Hinnah, bu then iqo tons ; cargo, Weft
india rum, geneva,cocoa, and wine in bottles.
t Sloop Salley, borthen about 60 tons ; <a'go, Lifo^n wine in
quarter calks.
Sloop Betsey, burthen about 60 tons.
Colony of tbe Mas3AcHusettT-Sa.Y, Suff^k, ff.
A libel is filed before me, against the snow
named the INDUSTRY, burthen about iSo tons, com
manded by James Furse, and Aid to be improved in carrying
fupplits to the fleet and army etrfloyed against the United Colo
nies, and brought into the said county of Suffolk. And the
Court erc€hd to try and condemn all v&ffds that shall be found
infering the fee-cotft ci America, and brought into either of the
counties of Suffolk, Middkftx or Effx, will be held at theCovrt-
Hoqfe in Boston, in frid county of Suffolk, on the twenty-fill
day of May, <776, at the hour of ten in tbe forenoon, to try the
justice of the said capture' Of which this notice is given, pur
suant to the laws of the colony aforefaid, that the owners of said
yeffel, oe any perfomcoDcerned therein, may appear ens lhcwcaufe,
if any they have, why the said vcffel, with her cargo and appor
tenancer, should not be condemned.
ALL persons any ways indebted to, or that
have any demands on tbe eflate of Deacon Richard Hall, of
Dorchefler, deccafed, are desired to fettle the Erne with Hope
still Hall or Samuel Topliff. executors to said estate.
LOST, two setts of Dutch bills of exchange,
foppofed to be dropped cut of a Pocket Book ; one is drawn for
650 guilders, thirteen weeks fight 1 The other, as near as ran be
recoikaed, is for 753 guilders and 14 Aivars, drawn at fix weeks
fight.—Whoever finds said Bills, and gives notice to tbs'Printer
hereof, or to Benjamin Wipes, of Haverhill, so that tbe right
owner may have the Bills, ffiall have SIX DOLLARS reward by
Haverbill, Feb. z 6 b, 1776. Benjamin Willis.
TIMOTHY PICKERING, jun.
(Judge of fid Court
HAVING be a robbed cf h's stock in trade to a large smornt,
by the British troops, when they left the town of Boston,
about a month ago ; be once more earnestly requefta all those who
are indebted to bim cn note, book or othetwife, to make Speed,
payment to him at Woburn, wheie he hath for file, choice fugsrs
and Waft-India rum jer barrel, coffee per hundred or d<ecD, with
Sunday other article#.
WILLIAM COOPER, Speaker Pro. Tern,
in Council, March 28th, 1776. Read and concurred.
,OHN LOWELL, Dap. Sec'ry Pro. Tern.
A true copy. Attcft. J@HN LOWELL, Dep. Sec'ry P. T.
To be SOLD,
A likely, healthy NEGRO WOMAN,
w?h alikd, male ct?W, 1® month^d, Inquire of the printer
To be jQoa iloaabie term#, by JONATHAN MOULTON,
cf Hampton, in the colony of N-w-Hart- shire,
Several new Farms, lying in the townihip
of Orford, which joins to Connecticut River, and lies between
Dartmouth College, and Coafa ; and though 'th but a few year#
since improvements were fi;ft made there, yet it is now in a very
flourishing filtration, a Mioiftrr well fettled, several mills ert&edp
a store for the Supply of necefrie, for the inhabitants kept, and
many very good Settlements made in the towr.4h-p, among which
are fume very refpsa&ble families. Thefeciicumftanccsare men
tioned is they mud of confaquence be a very great inducement for
persons to take said farms. Those who may incline to hire or
take them on Share, may depend on having them at such a lay as
will undoubtedly prove greatly to their advantage, if they are gevd
husbands, and such only are wanted. The Scarcity cf hay will
make it difficult to plow much for planting, or sewing, this Spring ;
but the land in gencrilon said farms is extraordinary good for raising
of winter wheat, 90 acre# of which is now Sowed on them, and
double that quantity, it is likely will be ready to be Sowed next
season. Those who may incline to purchase and improve uncul
tivated land in said town, may be Supplied by said Moulton, and
pay received in the produce. Good wages will be given to two
good joiners, and four labourers, to work in said town 6 month#
after the roth day of May next : Also great wages will be given
to a capable, honest man, for an overseer. And at said Moulton
a neciffmly called into the country a cot fideratle part cf hi,
time, he would be glad to meet with a Suitable person and family
to manage the principal part of the farm that is his homestead in
Hampton, on such terms as will be very advantageous to the per Sen
who may,ake it. They may be well accommodated with a very
convenient dwclling-houfe, that Renda on the premises, with good
convenienciea for carrying on a large dairy, together with th#
principal of the other buildings as will be neceffar,.
WHEREAS the members of ST.
ANDRE W' sLODGE, have not had an opportunity
of meeting since the fecund Thurfda, cf April 1775, ', 'e^ o ' l
of public affairs: The M-fler and Warde# s of Lie Loege pro
poft to meet the freond Thursday in May next, 6 o'<lo<k, B. M.
at Free Miens' Hail, for the choice cf vfficeis. Al members
concerned, are desired to take notice, and give their attendances
By order of the M>fl er, WM. HOSKINS, Secr'y.
Beftn, April 18, 1776.-
n^LSErDRUGs'and MiElllKtS?
jell opened, a compleat t ffvrtmcnt of the fiohoft DRUGS and
MEDICINES, and to be fold by
JONATHAN WALDO,
at his apothacar,'# llote, at the LYON and MQRTAR',
King-flrest, Salem ; among which art, the meft approved pa
tentee medicines, pocket cases of surgeons insti undents, lancets,&e.
N. B. The goodnefa of the above articles will paorg a fuffichut
recommendation to those who please to putchafa them. (t.f.
Colony of Massachusetts. Bay, Elf x, if, ~ "
LIBELS are filed before me, against the
brigantine named the DOLPHIN, burthen about 100 tons,
commanded by William Wallis ; —agait ft the flip named
the S '!AKESBY, burthen about j@o tons, commanded
b, one Willis ;---and against the fchouner INDUSTRY,
from Providence, laden with turtle, cemmsDetd by Francis
Bu-tler :---Which veffelt are said to have been improved in
carrying (applies to the fleet and army employed against the United
Colonies, and brought into the county of Essex, A libel is also
filed before me, against a cable and anchor, said to have belonged
to the Fowiy Man of War (at the time of the op-ute, infeftirg
the fea-corit and navigation of Amerlc.) and brought into the
county of Essex. And the Court creded to try and co# demn
veffela that dull be found iofefling the sea-coast of An erica, and
brought into either of the counties of Suffolk, Middlefcx, or Essex,
will be held at Salem, in said ccunty cf Effix, on Tuesday the
14th day of May, 1776, at the hour of ten in the forenoon, to
try the justice of the said captures. Of which this notice is given,
puifuant to the laws of the colory aforefir, that the owners of
said vffft Is, and t s the laid cable and anchor, or any persons con
cerned therein, may appear and grew cause, if any they have, why
the fad vetfels, with their cargoes and appurtenances, and ths
faideable and anchor, mould not be condemned.
ON the Memorial and Petition of JOHN MURRAY, in be
half of the Town cf Ecotbbay, humbly Shewing, “ That
from a thorough examination if the claims cf said persons, and
of the difficulties under which man, of the inhabitants have
held their poffiffiona for forty-Seven years, the Hon. Court will
fee Sufficient cause to Support the inhabitant# in the rights the,
have so dearly acquired ; and therefore pray ycut wife car Sta
tion of th# case, and that an r& may pass the ha. Crust, fit
quieting the inhabitants in the poSE ffion of their lands."
In tbe House of Reprefatativee, March %Stb, 1776.
n EAD and ordered, That the petitioner publish in tbe Water
town, Cambridge and Portsmouth news-papers three warks
Successively, as soon as may be, that part of his petition (prajirg
for an Aa of this Court for quieting the inhabitants in the plan
tation of Bootbbay in theQ ffeffion of their land#) also an atufhd
copy of this order : That all persons claiming lands there, may
have aw opportunity to Shew cause (if any they h^vc) on the
Second Wednesday of the session of this Court in Ml, n<«t, why
the prayer cf said petition Should net be granted.
Sent up for concurrence,
THESE are to give public notice, that
the fubferiber is appointed administrator to the estate of Captain
EDWARD KENDALL, late of Lancaster, deccafed; the said
Kendall was in his life time colleger of the proprietor land, in
Fitzwilliam, in New-Hxnpfhire, and a number of said proprietor#
were deli, quent in the whole, or part of their taxes, and the
ftid Kendall polled the lets of land (or part cf them) to be fold
to pay said taxes ia his Ike time, and Lid pet cf said land and
adjourned the said vendue ; but before the meeting cf the ad
journment, the bid Kendall deceased, and the fubferiber he# ap
pointed# public vendue on the third Wednesday of June next, at
one of the clock in the afternoon on said day, at the house of
C&pt. John Mellen, in said Fitzwilliam, to ^il the hods abeve
meauuned, or as much of them aa will pay the taxes ind charges.
Fitzwilliam March ^$ 77,6. SAM.KENDALt, adminift.
CYRUS BALDWIN
TIMOTHY PICKER 1N G, jun.
(Judge of Did Court.