The New-England chronicle — Boston [Mass.], 1776-08-29 00:00:00, page 4

Q TRAYED away from John
D Clough, in Borton, a chefnut coloured
M ARE, fix Years old, about 14 Hands high, a
small Stat in her Forehead, her Mane hangs on
both Sides, with one white hind Foot, naturally
inclines to pace. Whoever shall return said
Mare to Harvard, or give Information to Phi
nebas Willard, of Harvard, shall have Two Dol
lars Reward, and all necessary C'^rgesnaH
Ort TUESDAY; 13th September fterfy
At PEN in the Morning,
Will be 1014 by FUEL IC VENDUE,
On Hancock's Wharf,
400 Baled ot excellent Cotton, 200
Hugtheads ot Sugar, „o ditto of Coffee, and aVariety
of other Articled too tedious to mention.
J. RUSSELL, Auctioneer.
TUESDA Y---ioth September.
Boston, August 17, 1776.
State of the Mafochufetts-Bay.?
Dafern-Dfricl , 11 5
To all whom it may concern. e
QTOTICE is hereby given, that Li
1V bels are filed before me, against the arm
ed Schooner Margareta, burthen about 50 Fons,
James Moore late Commander, against theSloop
Ur^y, Ichabod Jones, late Mailer, burthen a
bout 80 Tons, against the Sloop Polly, burthen
jbout 90 Tons, Nathaniel Horton, late Master,
against the armed Schooner Diligent, burthen
about too Tons, Lieut. John Knight late Mat
ter, and his armed Cutter, the lalmagufn ; a
oainit the Schooner Sulannah, buith^n
about ?§ Tons, —— Philips late Master, all
which Vessels, their Appurtenances and Car
goes were taken (for carrying Supplies to the
Enemies of the United States of America, and
infefting the SeaCoaft)and brought into theEaft
ernDiftri& aforefaid, and the Mat itimeCourt for
said Diftrift will be held at the Meeting House
in the East Precin& of Pownalborough, on Mon
day the Ninth Day of September, 1776, at the
hour of T.n in the forenoon, to try the Justice
of the said Captures ; and all Perlons claiming
Property in said Vessels or Cargoes, or are any
ways concerned therein, may appear and (hew
cause, if any they have, why the lame Vefiels,
or either of them with their Appurtenances and
Cargoes should not be condemned.
Timothy Langdon, Judge of laid Court.
CTRA"YTT)'away from Dorchester
° on the gth Instant, a light Bay MARE, with
a large white Star in her Forehead, 15 Hands
and an half high, 6 Years old, trots and paces
well and is in good Flesh. Whoever will take
up said Mare, and return her to Mr. Peleg Hop
kins, in Scituate, Rhode-Eland ; or to me in
Bolton, at the House of the Widow Godfrey's,
Royal-Exchange Lane, shall have a handsome
Reward for their Trouble, paid by me,
INSURANCE,
nN VESSELS and CARGOES done at the
^ Office of EZEKIEL PRICE, in Borton.
Loaf & Brown
Sugars
Coffee
Teas
ChocoL'«
Pepper
Slices
Ginger
% 6$ SOLD, by
MARTIN BRIMMER,
At Store No. 2s, c* Long-Wharf,
FAYAL, Lisbon and Malaga Wine,
Wert-India and New-England Ru,,
Brandy, Philadelphia Flour, Holland Gin,
Ch^X warred good, Se,,g ^ by the
Pound ; a few Barrels Sweet %
N. B- Cinnamon and Cloves.
Joshua Blanchard,
D Store and Wine Cellar on Dock-Square,
BOSTON,— fells
Madeira Wine F,7 al
Lif^n Malaga
Fine old Red Fort Teneritt and
Sweet Wines
F^B^dy Fine old Spirit
Welt-India and New-England R im, Jtmaica Spirits,
Brandy, right Holland Geneva, Vinegar.
Weft-lndia and New-England Rum,
and Brown Sugars, in Barrels, to be fold at Water
town. Inquire o. Mr. John Clarke, or at Mr. Halts
Dinni Hohfe. . ,
Pimento
Raisins
Starch
Indigo
Flalk Oyt
Flour
Ground Coffee
J Rice
WILLI AM EDDY.
Tobacco
Snuff
HardCakeSoap
Cindles
Paper
15 and 18 Ineh
Pipes, &c.
Boston, Auftfl 22; 1776.
ALL Persons indebted to the Estate of
Mr. Nathaniel Holmes, late of Boston, deceased,
are desired t® make speedy Payment to Rebecca
Holmes, Executrix to the last Will and
Tertament of said deceased ; those Persons that
do not comply with the above Request, must
expert to be fixed in a fliort Time, without
Exception.
TO BE SOLD,
(In order to live a retired Life )
A very convenient FARM in
Roxbury, near the Meeting-House on Jamaica
Plain, between forty and fifty Acres, contain
ing very good English Mowing, Orcharding and
Plowing, and very well watered ; with' good
Buildings, viz. House 34 by 28, Barn ft by 31,
with a good Cellar and Cyder-Mill Cellar, very
handy, a good Well of Water which never
fails in the dryeft Season : Another gra^f Ad
vantage, viz. said Farm is entirely eiclofed
with a good Stone Wall, and many Divisions
to great Advantage, five Miles from Boston
Town-House. Inquire of the Printers hereof,
or Edward Child, living on said Farm.
N. B. All this Year's Crop,, viz. Hay, Feed,
Cyder, Corn, and all the Husbandry Tools,
Cart and Oxen, will also be fold if thePurchaf^r
is so minded.
ALL Persons indebted to, or that have any
Demands upon the Estate of Mr. fofeph jack
fon, late of Boftoil, Truckman, deceased, are once
more desired to bring in their Accounts to
Abigail Jac^fa, Executrix to the last Will and
Testament of laid Joseph, for a speedy Settle
ment. Boston August 8. 1776,
gI kA V EDor itolen tram theMaik c t~
Square, in this Town, on Friday, the i6t h
Instant, a red MARE, with a Saddle and Bridle,
a white Face, about 14 Hands high, 5 Years
old, long Mane, the Back of which is something
worn off, both trots and paces. Whoever will
giveinformation to the Subferiber at Dedham,
or to Mr. William Plymton, Innholder, so that
he may have said Mare, &c. again, shall have
Four Dollars Reward, and all necessary Charges
paid. Lewis Colburn.
To be Let by said Executrix,
A Sugar HOUSE, with the Utensils,
situate in Back-Street, lately improved by Mr.
William Foule, with fevefal Stores belonging to
it ; also, three Dwelling-Houses, viz. one in
Middle-Street, one in Williams's Court, and one
in Charter-Street, with good Accommodations
to each ; and a small B 11 for a Ship r m fell
To be L E T, and entered upon the jirf Day of
September next,
T H E large Mansion-House of
William White, late of Boston, Esq; deceas
ed; very pleasantly situated at the Northerly
Part of the Town, with a very commodious Gar
den, containing a Variety of Fruit Trees, &c.
For Particulars, enquire of Timothy White, near
ly opposite the new Court-House.
Boson, August 14, 1776.
^ I ■—»-,«. ~ - ...^ „.„. . „, __— ,
TAKEN up, in Dorchester, near the
Meeting-House, 3 weeks ago, a black stray
HORSE, 14 Hands high, something lame in
his off hind Leg. Whoever has loft said Horie,
may, by telling the Marks and paying Charges,
have him again, by applying to Samuel Holden,
living near said Meeting-House.
ELIJ A.H FIiES'CHa of Braintree,
Advertises that he has just
returned from Ticonderoga ;—Colonel
Greaton and his Regiment had a great Desire
that he would return back with Letters ; and
whosoever has Friends in that Regiment or any
other, and would choose to write, may depend
upon their Letters being fafely conveyed to their
Friends, and an Answer back as soon as possi
ble with the greatest Care and Speed — fhofe
Persons who would choose to fend, are defined
between this and the second Monday in Septem
ber to leave their Letters at the Widow Cowing's
or Bracket's, in Braintree, Vofe or Davit's, in
Milton, Partridge, the Barber's, in Roxbury, or
the Svn of the Larrh in Borton.
JOSEPH JACKSON, Adminirtrator on the
Estate of Mr. Benjamin Jackson, late ofßofton,
Merchant, deceased, desires all Persons that
have any Demands on said Estate, to leave their
Accounts with Mrs. Abigail Jackson, ne^r the
Mill-Bridge in Borton, in order for a speedy
Settlement. Danvers, Augu/l 6, 1776.
State of the Massachusetts-Bay, , To all whom w may
Middle Diftridl, ff. $ 'concern.
NOTICE is hereby given, That the
Maritime Court for the said Middle District,
will be held at Boston in the County of Suffolk, on
Thursday the fifth Day of September, 1776, at the
Hour of Ten in the Forenoon, to try the Justice of
the following Capture, to wit, —of the Sloop named
the Isabella, of about Seventy Tons Burthen, lately
commanded by one Nathaniel Kirk, and - her Cargo
and Appurtenances : of the Ship called the Peggy, of
240 Tons Burthen, lately commanded by one James
Kennedy, and her Largo and Appurtenances : of the
armed Schooner called the Dispatch, of about Ninety
Tons Burthen, lately commanded by one John Good
ridge, and her Cargo and Appurtenances : of the
Sloop called the Hannibal, of about sixty Tons burthen,
lately commanded by one William Fitzpatrick, and
her cargo and Appurtenances : of the Ship called the
Earl of Errol, of two hundred and seventy Tens bur^
hen, lately commanded by one John Bartlett, and her
Cargo and Appurtenances : r.nd of the schooner called
the Patty, of about seventy Tons burthen, lately com
manded by one John Colling and her Cargo and Ap
purtenances. Against which Vessels, their Cargoes
and Appurtenances, Libels are filed before me, they
having been bro t into the Middle-District aforefaid;
and the Owners of the fame, or any Persons concerned,
may appear and shew cause, if any they lrare, why the
said Vessels, or any of them, with their Cargoes and
Appurtenances, Should not be condemned.
TIM. PICKER'NG, jun. Judge of said Court.
DESER LED from Captain
Baja d' # company, in th. 6tS regiment of f, f , i, tbeC n<i%n-,
tal & 73,, commanded by As; Whecomb, Esq; JAME'S COBBY,
a short, t-hick-set fellow, 5 feet 4 inches, da k c^mplexfon, h<^
black hrir, bringing to South-Hampton, i:, New-H-mpffikL
JOHN WILLIAMS of said comp ny and rgman', fuppoftd
to hive inLfted and goac to Ne#-Yjrk, 5 feet 6 inches high.
RICHARD MORRIS, of the fame company and regiment, 5
stet 7 inches high, long red hai', formerly a marine in the 3rinfh
ferries; he had 00 when he went away, a brown coat faced with
red, bet war fiace fern with a green com and a gray furtnut, fop
pol'd to have gope to New-York.
WILLIAM DOWNS, of the fame company and 6 regiment,
6 feet high, a trh, leader fallow, belonging to the Me of Shoals,
wounded inthe eogageg?ent at Cape-Ann in the hf: arm, the ball
still r-mtiniog in hi. haud, wu.free in Hampton, N. Hampshire-
JOHN LEACH, of the lame cotp?ny and regiment, 5 feet 3
04 inches hign, born in Marblehead, a ml! set fallow, we<rs hiy
own hair curled, supposed to be on board one of the privateers,
JOHN ANGER, of Lid company and regiment, 5 fret and a
half high, dark complexion, &r tblack hair, belongs to Canter
bury in New Hampshire,
SAMUEL GRAVES,of said company and regiment, 5 feet, 6
or 8 inches high, dark completion, light Ibort curled hair, belongs
to New-Marlborough; in New Hampshire.
Whoever will take up any of the said deferteri, and secure them
so that they wy be sent to their refyeaive regiments, now on
th^ir march for Ticonderoga, shall receive FIVE DOLLARS re
ward for cah end one of them, and all necessary charges pai^,
by me, WILLIAM HUDSON BALLARD.
DESERTED from my company
in July bo, JOHN 7MART, MOSES W&S9N and JOSEPH
HUTCHINGS, ail belonging to Kittery, in the county of York.
Whoever will take up said dcfcrtcra,or either of thaen, and will
fend him or tkani to their regiment again, or to the invalid# at
Bollen, shall have Five Dollars reward for each.
TOBIAS FERNALD, Captain in the 8 h regiment.
— TtyßE sol d; -
A GOOD HORS E.
Enquire of the Printers.
FOR S A L E,
By CARTWRIGHTS %RPTS,
Next to the Bunch of Grapes, in King-' reet, BoPon,
SPERMACETI Candles, Flour, Coffee,
Brazil Tobacco, and a small parcel of
Woolen Goods.
To be Fo L D.
A few Hogsheads of fine old
Granada RUM. Also, a Qantity Sugars, and
very good Lisbon Salt.
Enquire of Boies and Doane.
Cobaffett, August ;th, 1776.
AL L Persons who have any Demands
' on the Estate of William Falkner, Lite of
Medford, deceased, are desired to bring in their
Accompts to Capt. Robert Wier and Simon Tufts,
Est; in Medford, Administrators to said Efate, in
order for Settlement ; and all those that are in
debted to feid Estate, are defred to make speedy
Ppayment.
dPHfLLAM ^HITEf
Has now opening and to be Sold, at bis Store
on Dock-Square (lately improved by Mr.
Lewis Deblois) by Wholefaie and Retail,
Weft India Goodsand Groceries,
of all Kinds; also JEnglilh and Dutch Goods,
consisting ofßrazery. Cutlary. Hardware, and
Piece Goods , would be glad to serve his late
Uncle's good Customers, both in Town and
Country.
N. B. A few Hogsheads of best Jamaica
Sugars now felling ; where his Customers may
be fuDplfd by applying soon