Virginia Gazette Index

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+New England,
- −accounts of uprising printed in London papers,
  - Pinkney: Jan. 26, 1775 – pg. 1, col. 3
- −armed strength of,
  - Purdie and Dixon: Oct. 13, 1768 – pg. 2, col. 2
- −attitude toward in Eng.,
  - Dixon and Hunter: Dec. 2, 1775 – pg. 3, col. 1
- −beacons erected for signals,
  - Purdie and Dixon: Oct. 13, 1768 – pg. 2, col. 2
- −British plan attack on,
  - Purdie: May 30, 1777 – pg. 2, col. 1
- −colonial hatred of,
  - Rind: Oct. 15, 1772 – pg. 1, col. 1
- −court of exchequer discussed in parliament,
  - Purdie and Dixon: July 30, 1767 – pg. 3, col. 1
- −dialect spoken by slaves,
  - Pinkney: June 15, 1775 – pg. 3, col. 3
- −governors attend colonial council of war,
  - Hunter: May 2, 1755 – pg. 2, col. 1
- −inhabitants leave coast,
  - Dixon and Hunter: Aug. 12, 1775 – pg. 2, col. 1
- −mobilization in,
  - Dixon and Hunter: July 1, 1775 – pg. 1, col. 3
- −opposes N. Y.'s quartering troops,
  - Purdie and Dixon: Mar. 22, 1770 – pg. 2, col. 1
- −plans for attack on proposed,
  - Dixon and Hunter: Oct. 7, 1775 – pg. 1, col. 1
- −provincial army in Boston,
  - −Mass.,
    - Dixon and Hunter: Aug. 12, 1775 – pg. 1, col. 3
    - Dixon and Hunter: Aug. 12, 1775 – pg. 2, col. 3
  - −number of cannon,
  - −rules for conduct,
    - Purdie: Aug. 11, 1775 – pg. 2, col. 2
- −supplies British army,
  - Hunter: Nov. 7, 1755 – pg. 2, col. 1
- −supported in Augusta co.,
  - Va.,
    - Pinkney: July 6, 1775 – pg. 1, col. 2
- −supports expedition against Louisburg,
  - Parks: Apr. 18, 1745 – pg. 3, col. 1
- −terms for conciliation offered to Eng.,
  - Pinkney: Oct. 5, 1775 – pg. 2, col. 2
- −trade with British W. I. allowed,
  - −with Gt. Brit. allowed,
  - −with Ire. allowed,
  - −with Sp. and Port. replaced,
    - Purdie: June 23, 1775 – pg. 1, col. 3
    - Dixon and Hunter: June 24, 1775 – pg. 1, col. 2
- −troops attack N. Y. printing shop,
  - Purdie: Dec. 8, 1775 – pg. 2, col. 2
  - −claim credit for Chignecto victory,
    - Hunter: Sept. 12, 1755 – pg. 2, col. 1
  - −conduct at Braddock's defeat praised,
    - Hunter: Sept. 5, 1755 – pg. 2, col. 2
  - −drive British to Brooklyn,
    - N. Y.,
      - Dixon and Hunter: Feb. 14, 1777 – pg. 1, col. 2
      - Purdie: Feb. 14, 1777 – pg. 2, col. 2
  - −in New York City,
    - Purdie: Aug. 30, 1776 – pg. 2, col. 1
  - −in Ticonderoga,
    - N. Y.,
      - Dixon and Hunter: Sept. 30, 1775 – pg. 2, col. 2
  - −march to Kingsbridge,
    - N. Y.,
      - Purdie: Jan. 31, 1777 – pg. 2, col. 2
  - −march to Lake George,
    - Hunter: Oct. 31, 1755 – pg. 1, col. 1
  - −praised by Washington,
    - Purdie: Feb. 14, 1777 – pg. 1, col. 3
  - −praised for Louisburg expedition,
    - Parks: Nov. 28, 1745 – pg. 3, col. 2
  - −reviewed in N. Y.,
    - Hunter: Oct. 17, 1755 – pg. 2, col. 1
  - −to Morristown,
    - N. J.,
      - from White plains,
        N. Y.,
        Dixon and Hunter: Mar. 7, 1777 – pg. 6, col. 1
- −upholds colonial rights,
  - Pinkney: Oct. 13, 1774 – pg. 3, col. 1
  - Purdie and Dixon: Oct. 13, 1774 – pg. 2, col. 2
- See also: Admiralty office established in; Amethysts found in; Arms, export from Amsterdam, Holl., to; Artificers emigrate to; Beaver hats, export from; Beryls found in; Boats built in; British army in; British army increased in; British army to; British navy from; British navy in; British navy to; Census of; Continental army to; Declaration of independence from; Droughts in; Embargoes on; Emigration from Coventry, Eng., to; Exports from; Exports from Eng. to; Exports from Gt. Brit. to; Exports from James river, lower district, Va., to; Exports from London, Eng., to; Exports from York district, Va., to; Fast days in; Firearms regulated in; Forts in; Grindstones manufactured in; Imports to Chesapeake bay from; Imports to Gt. Brit. from; Imports to James river, lower district, Va., from; Imports to James river, upper district, Va., from; Imports to York district, Va., from; Indians, school for in; Indians scarce in; Manufactures, British, opposed in; Mass. provincial army from; Military training in; Militia of, Millstones manufactured in; Money, paper, prohibited in; Post offices, establishment planned in; Potash manufacture in; Privateers; Privateers, American, capture British ships off; Prize ships arrive in; Provisions for; Quakers in; Quartering opposed in; Rain in; Rangers of; Ships, American, captured by British off; Ships, described, built in; Ships built in; Ships from; Ships' sailing time; Ships' sailing, time, London to; Ships to; Ships to York district, Va., from; Shipwrecks off; Shipwrights, British, in; Slaves from; Smallpox in; Spanish navy to join French navy in; Steel ore discovered in; Taxation of colonies opposed in; Tea, boycotting in; Tories in; Virginia resolves praised in; Weather report from; Women boycott tea in
+New England province laws quoted,
- - Parks: Nov. 2, 1739 – pg. 1, col. 2
+New Englanders,
- −as convict servants,
  - Purdie and Dixon: Nov. 11, 1773 – pg. 2, col. 3
  - Rind: Nov. 11, 1773 – pg. 2, col. 3
- −migrate to Susquehannah river,
  - Purdie and Dixon: June 8, 1769 – pg. 2, col. 2
- −settle Wyoming,
  - Pa.,
    - Purdie and Dixon: July 27, 1769 – pg. 2, col. 3
+New Englandman,
- pseud.,
  - Purdie and Dixon: May 26, 1774 – pg. 2, col. 1
+New Forest,
- Eng.,
  - See: Antiquities discovered in
+New Gaspee,
- H. M. brigantine,
  - Rind: May 6, 1773 – pg. 1, col. 3
+New Hampshire,
- −assists in Louisburg expedition,
  - Parks: May 16, 1745 – pg. 2, col. 1
- −boundary with Mass. settled,
  - Parks: Oct. 7, 1737 – pg. 2, col. 2
- −committee of correspondence appointed in,
  - Rind: July 1, 1773 – pg. 2, col. 3
- −delegates to Continental congress elected,
  - −planned for,
    - Purdie and Dixon: Aug. 11, 1774 – pg. 2, col. 2
- −general assembly dismisses petition of stamp distributor,
  - Rind: Aug. 8, 1766 – pg. 1, col. 1
  - −dissolved,
    - Rind: June 30, 1774 – pg. 3, col. 2
  - −letter to Va. general assembly,
    - Rind: Aug. 12, 1773 – pg. 2, col. 2
- −government for recommended by Continental congress,
  - Dixon and Hunter: Dec. 23, 1775 – pg. 3, col. 1
- −governor's salary,
  - Purdie and Dixon: Oct. 15, 1767 – pg. 1, col. 3
- −house of representatives meeting forbidden,
  - Purdie and Dixon: Aug. 11, 1774 – pg. 2, col. 2
- −Indian attack on frontier feared,
  - Pinkney: Aug. 3, 1775 – pg. 3, col. 2
  - Dixon and Hunter: Aug. 5, 1775 – pg. 2, col. 3
- −number of sailors from in French and Indian war,
  - Dixon and Hunter: May 18, 1776 – pg. 2, col. 2
- −ordered to recruit by Continental congress,
  - Purdie: Oct. 4, 1776 – pg. 1, col. 1
  - Dixon and Hunter: Oct. 11, 1776 – pg. 4, col. 2
- −Provincial congress adopts new government (text),
  - Dixon and Hunter: Mar. 2, 1776 – pg. 1, col. 3
  - −orders troops recruited,
    - Pinkney: May 18, 1775 – pg. 3, col. 2
  - −supports resolutions of Continental congress,
    - Purdie: Mar. 3, 1775 – pg. 2, col. 2
- −represented on committee for trade relief,
  - Purdie: Mar. 21, 1766 – pg. 3, col. 1
- −supports conciliation with Gt. Brit.,
  - Dixon and Hunter: Apr. 13, 1776 – pg. 2, col. 2
- −treasury moved to Exeter,
- −troops at Lake George,
  - Hunter: Oct. 31, 1755 – pg. 1, col. 2
  - −in Canso,
    - N. S.,
      - Parks: May 23, 1745 – pg. 3, col. 1
  - −join Continental army,
  - −join Gen. Sullivan,
    - Purdie: Aug. 9, 1776 – pg. 1, col. 3
    - Dixon and Hunter: Aug. 10, 1776 – pg. 3, col. 1
  - −losses in battle of Bunker Hill,
    - Purdie: July 14, 1775 – pg. 1, col. 2
    - Dixon and Hunter: July 15, 1775 – pg. 1, col. 3
  - −number in Mass.,
    - Purdie: Aug. 4, 1775 – pg. 2, col. 2
  - −on Crown point expedition,
    - Hunter: Sept. 5, 1755 – pg. 2, col. 2
  - −raised for Quebec expedition,
    - Parks: July 3, 1746 – pg. 2, col. 2
    - Parks: July 11, 1746 – pg. 4, col. 1
  - −recruited,
  - −return after battle of Lake George,
    - Hunter: Nov. 7, 1755 – pg. 2, col. 1
  - −to Albany,
    - N. Y.,
      - Purdie: Feb. 2, 1776 – pg. 1, col. 3
  - −to Cambridge,
    - Mass.,
      - Dixon and Hunter: Jan. 13, 1776 – pg. 2, col. 3
- See also: Ammunition seized in; Arms seized in; Boundary disputes; British army plunders; Census of; Congregational churches, number in; Conscientious objectors in; Embargoes on; Exports from Gt. Brit. to; Forts in; Highlanders sent to; Imports to; Imports to James river, upper district, Va., from; Jails in; Militia of; Money, paper, abolished as legal tender in; Non-consumption agreements supported in; Post office established in; Sandemanians in; Stamp act opposed in; Surgery for dropsy in; Taverns in; Thanksgiving day observed in; Tories in; William and Mary castle in
+New Hampshire, ship,
- - Parks: Apr. 14, 1738 – pg. 3, col. 2
+New Hampshire circular letter,
- - Rind: July 1, 1773 – pg. 2, col. 3
+New Hampshire gazette,
- −
  - Purdie: Aug. 9, 1776 – pg. 1, col. 3
  - Dixon and Hunter: Aug. 10, 1776 – pg. 3, col. 1
- −extract from,
  - Purdie and Dixon: Mar. 28, 1771 – pg. 2, col. 2
+New Hanover co.,
- N. C. (Wilmington district),
  - committee,
    - Purdie: Mar. 22, 1776 – pg. 1, col. 3
+New Hatley,
- ship,
+New Haven,
- −Conn.,
  - captured by British,
    - Dixon and Nicolson: July 31, 1779 – pg. 2, col. 1
- −spared from burning by British,
  - Dixon and Nicolson: Aug. 7, 1779 – pg. 2, col. 2
- −town meeting discusses boundary dispute,
  - Rind: Apr. 7, 1774 – pg. 2, col. 1
- See also: Anecdotes from; Aurora borealis appears in; British army retreats from; British navy off; Conn. troops from; Earthquakes in; Flaxseed, export from; Floods in; Lightning in; Merchants in; Printing presses made in; Ships from; Ships to; Shipwrecks in; Tarring and feathering in
+New Haven co.,
- Conn.,
  - See: Census of
+New Hope,
- ship,
  - Purdie and Dixon: June 4, 1772 – pg. 3, col. 2
+New Industry,
- ship,
  - Purdie and Dixon: Nov. 14, 1771 – pg. 2, col. 3
+New Jersey,
- −Americans in possession of,
  - Purdie: July 25, 1777 – pg. 2, col. 1
- −assists in Louisburg expedition,
  - Parks: May 16, 1745 – pg. 2, col. 2
- −attack on by British rumored,
- −attitude towards in Gt. Brit.,
  - Purdie and Dixon: July 2, 1767 – pg. 2, col. 3
- −battles in,
- −capital moved to Perth Amboy,
  - N. J.,
    - Purdie and Dixon: Nov. 4, 1773 – pg. 2, col. 1
- −committee of correspondence,
  - Purdie and Dixon: June 23, 1774 – pg. 2, col. 2
  - Rind: June 23, 1774 – pg. 3, col. 1
- −constitution discussed,
  - Dixon and Hunter: Oct. 25, 1776 – pg. 4, col. 1
  - −published,
    - Purdie: July 26, 1776 – pg. 2, col. 1
    - Dixon and Hunter: July 29, 1776 – pg. 4, col. 1
- −council,
  - addresses (text) of,
- −delegates to Continental congress,
  - Purdie: Feb. 17, 1775 – pg. 4, col. 1
  - Pinkney: Feb. 23, 1775 – pg. 2, col. 2
- −delegates to Stamp act congress,
  - Royle: Oct. 25, 1765 – pg. 2, col. 3
- −evacuated by British,
  - Purdie: July 18, 1777 – pg. 2, col. 2
- −freeholders' petitions (text),
  - Dixon and Hunter: July 13, 1776 – pg. 4, col. 1
- −general assembly,
  - −acts of,
    - Parks: May 4, 1739 – pg. 4, col. 1
  - −addresses (text) of,
    - Pinkney: Mar. 2, 1775 – pg. 3, col. 2
    - Purdie: June 2, 1775 – pg. 1, col. 1
  - −approves proceedings of Continental congress,
    - Dixon and Hunter: Feb. 18, 1775 – pg. 2, col. 3
  - −replies to Gov. Belcher's address,
    - Hunter: Sept. 12, 1755 – pg. 2, col. 1
  - −requested to protect government officials,
    - Dixon and Hunter: Dec. 9, 1775 – pg. 2, col. 1
  - −resolutions of,
    - Dixon and Hunter: Mar. 23, 1776 – pg. 3, col. 1
- −governor for,
- −governor's salary stated,
  - Parks: May 4, 1739 – pg. 4, col. 1
- −house of delegates,
  - Pinkney: Feb. 23, 1775 – pg. 2, col. 1
- −house of representatives,
  - −address (text) of,
    - Dixon and Hunter: Dec. 30, 1775 – pg. 3, col. 2
  - −replies to Mass. circular letter,
    - Purdie and Dixon: July 21, 1768 – pg. 2, col. 1
    - Rind: July 21, 1768 – pg. 1, col. 3
- −ordered to recruit by Continental congress,
  - Purdie: Oct. 4, 1776 – pg. 1, col. 1
  - Dixon and Hunter: Oct. 11, 1776 – pg. 4, col. 2
- −petitions against taxation,
- −Provincial congress,
  - resolutions of,
    - Dixon and Hunter: Sept. 16, 1775 – pg. 2, col. 2
    - Dixon and Hunter: June 29, 1776 – pg. 3, col. 1
- −represented on committee for trade relief,
  - Purdie: Mar. 21, 1766 – pg. 3, col. 1
- −skirmishes in,
- −supports conciliation with Gt. Brit.,
  - Dixon and Hunter: Apr. 13, 1776 – pg. 2, col. 2
- −supreme court,
  - Rind: Aug. 23, 1770 – pg. 3, col. 1
- −trade allowed,
  - Pinkney: May 18, 1775 – pg. 3, col. 2
- −troops,
  - −deserters from denied,
    - Dixon and Hunter: July 29, 1776 – pg. 3, col. 1
  - −harass British,
    - Dixon and Hunter: Jan. 3, 1777 – pg. 1, col. 1
    - Purdie: Jan. 3, 1777 – pg. 1, col. 2
  - −in N. J. battle,
    - Dixon and Hunter: June 6, 1777 – pg. 2, col. 1
  - −raised for Quebec expedition,
    - Parks: July 11, 1746 – pg. 4, col. 1
  - −recruited in Elizabethtown,
    - Hunter: Oct. 17, 1755 – pg. 2, col. 1
  - −to Quebec,
    - Can.,
      - Purdie: May 10, 1776 – pg. 2, col. 1
      - Dixon and Hunter: May 11, 1776 – pg. 3, col. 2
- −warned against Gt. Brit.,
  - Pinkney: July 6, 1775 – pg. 2, col. 1
- See also: Atrocities by Hessians in; Boundary disputes; Breach of promise in; British army, atrocities in; British army, cruelty in; British army, deserters from in; British army attack in; British army criticized for plundering in; British army from N. Y. to; British army from Pa. to; British army from Staten is., N. Y., to; British army in; British army plunders in; British army reinforced in; British army to; British army to New York City, N. Y., from; British colonies, N. Am., conciliation urged in; British navy driven ashore from; British transports, deserters from off; Cannon destroyed by British in; Census of; Colonial agents for; Continental army, attack on in; Continental army, number in; Continental army, withdrawal from; Continental army in; Continental army to; Convoys by British navy to; Counterfeiting, pardons for in; Counterfeiting in; Embargoes on; Embargoes recommended in; Emigration from; Executions of Tories in; Exports from Accomac district, Va., to; Exports from London, Eng., to; Farmers in; Ferries between; Ferries in; Field pieces captured by British in; Floods in; Grain destroyed by British in; Grain for French navy supplied in; Hessian troops, atrocities by in; Hessian troops, desertions from in; Hessian troops defeated in; Hessian troops desert from British army in; Hessian troops from N. Y. to; Hessian troops in; Highlanders in British army in; Hogs bred in; Houses destroyed by British in; Imports to; Imports to James river, lower district, Va., from; Indians attacked in; Indians scarce in; Log houses in; Lotteries in; Maryland troops to; Militia attacked by British in; Militia from; Militia of; Militia of Md. ordered to; Militia of Pa. to; Militia of Phila., Pa., to; Mills destroyed by British in; Minutemen of; Money, paper, issue discussed in; Murders in; Non-importation agreements in; Non-importation agreements supported in; Pa. battalions raised to aid; Pa. troops to; Phila., Pa., battalions to; Prisoners of war, American, killed by British in; Prisoners of war, British, taken in; Prisoners of war, British, to Phila., Pa., from; Prisoners of war, Hessians, taken in; Prisoners of war, Tories, taken by Americans in; Provisions for British army in; Provisions for Hessian troops in; Quakers in; Quakers preach in; Saltpetre discovered in; Ships, British, burned in; Slaves runaway from; Sons of Liberty in; Taxation of colonies opposed in; Taxes levied in; Tories, livestock captured in; Tories attack own troops in; Tories capture Americans in; Tories imprisoned in; Tories in; Treason, accusations in; Va. regiment, 2nd, in; Va. regiment, 3rd, to; Va. regiment, 6th, marches to; Va. regiment, 7th, to; Va. troops join Washington in; Wagons seized from British in
+New Jersey, brig,
- - Purdie and Dixon: Aug. 5, 1773 – pg. 2, col. 1
  - Rind: Aug. 5, 1773 – pg. 2, col. 1
+New Jersey coast,
- See: Shipwrecks on
+New Jersey college,
- −
  - Purdie and Dixon: Oct. 28, 1773 – pg. 2, col. 2
- −adv. of,
  - Purdie and Dixon: Nov. 18, 1773 – pg. 2, col. 1
- −bachelor of arts degrees awarded at,
  - Rind: Nov. 4, 1773 – pg. 3, col. 1
- −books for library,
  - Purdie and Dixon: June 25, 1767 – pg. 2, col. 3
- −British prisoners taken at,
  - Dixon and Hunter: Jan. 17, 1777 – pg. 1, col. 2
- −commencement described,
  - Purdie and Dixon: Oct. 29, 1772 – pg. 1, col. 2
- −competitions for premiums described,
  - Purdie and Dixon: Oct. 29, 1772 – pg. 1, col. 2
- −defended,
  - Rind: June 2, 1774 – pg. 1, col. 1
- −freshmen admitted to,
  - Purdie and Dixon: Oct. 28, 1773 – pg. 2, col. 2
- −graduates of,
  - Purdie and Dixon: Nov. 18, 1773 – pg. 2, col. 2
  - Rind: Nov. 18, 1773 – pg. 3, col. 1
- −lottery for adv.,
  - Purdie and Dixon: Nov. 4, 1773 – pg. 2, col. 3
  - −in Newcastle,
    - Del.,
      - Purdie and Dixon: June 2, 1774 – pg. 2, col. 3
- −orrery at,
  - Purdie: Jan. 10, 1777 – pg. 2, col. 3
- −president elected,
  - Purdie and Dixon: June 4, 1767 – pg. 3, col. 1
- −reelects Witherspoon,
  - Purdie and Dixon: Jan. 7, 1768 – pg. 3, col. 2
- −robbery at,
  - Purdie and Dixon: July 30, 1772 – pg. 2, col. 3
- −salaries raised in,
  - Purdie and Dixon: June 15, 1769 – pg. 1, col. 3
- −school patterned on,
  - Dixon and Hunter: Oct. 7, 1775 – pg. 3, col. 2
- −students boycott by,
  - Purdie and Dixon: Mar. 31, 1774 – pg. 2, col. 3
- −teachers from,
  - Purdie: Mar. 7, 1777 – pg. 2, col. 2
- See also: Nassau hall
+New Kent,
- ship,
+New Kent co.,
- −Va.,
  - burgesses elected,
- −chancery court,
  - Rind: Apr. 27, 1769 – pg. 2, col. 3
- −cockmatch with Gloucester co.,
  - Hunter: May 23, 1755 – pg. 2, col. 1
- −committee,
  - Purdie: May 19, 1775 – pg. 4, col. 2
- −court,
  - sales by order of,
- −courthouse burns,
  - Pinkney: Mar. 30, 1775 – pg. 3, col. 2
  - Dixon and Hunter: Apr. 1, 1775 – pg. 3, col. 1
- −delegates elected,
- −freeholders,
  - −addressed (text) by John Tyler,
    - Purdie: Aug. 2, 1776 – pg. 1, col. 3
  - −resolutions (text) of,
    - Purdie and Dixon: July 21, 1774 – pg. 1, col. 2
    - Rind: July 21, 1774 – pg. 2, col. 2
- −list of tithables for 1774 not returned,
- −senators elected,
- −sheriff's sales in,
- −sheriff's summons,
  - Rind: Apr. 27, 1769 – pg. 2, col. 3
- See also: Accidents in; Apple trees in; Ash timber in; Attorneys in; Auctions in; Brick houses in; Bricklayers adv. for in; Bridges in; Buildings in; Churches in; Clergy, Anglican, in; Convict servants runaway from; Corn cribs in; Cypress timber in; Dairies in; Ditchers adv. for in; Drownings in; Dwelling houses in; Fires in; Forges in; Gardens in; Gristmills in; Horse-breeding in; Houses, described, for rent in; Indentured servants runaway from; Jails in; Joiners, apprentices runaway from; Kitchens in; Land, dower in, for rent in; Land, reversion for sale in; Land for rent in; Land for sale in; Land mortgaged for sale in; Land posted in; Laundries in; Library at academy in; Lotteries in; Meat houses in; Merchants in; Militia of; Milldams in; Mills in; Minutemen of; Nurseries in; Oak timber in; Offices in; Orchards in; Ordinaries for rent at; Ordinaries in; Ordinary keepers adv. for in; Outhouses in; Overseers' houses in; Overseers in; Oysters in; Peach orchards in; Physicians in; Pine timber in; Presbyterian church in; Prize ships, commissioners opposed in; Quarters in; Quarters, Negro, in; Red oak timber in; Schoolmasters adv. for in; Schools, described, proposed in; Schools in; Ships, described, for sale in; Ships for sale in; Slaves, dower of, for hire in; Slaves entailed in; Slaves for hire in; Slaves for sale in; Slaves runaway from; Smokehouses in; Stables in; Sweet gum timber in; Teachers, opportunity for in; Tobacco houses in; Turners apprentices, runaway from; Undertakers adv. for in; Vendues in; Warehouses in; Weavers adv. for in; Wharves in; White timber oak in; Wild fowl in
+New Kent courthouse,
- Va.,
  - See: Land for sale at; Slaves for sale at; Slaves runaway from; Stealing at; Taverns at
+New Kittanning,
- Pa.,
  - burned by Americans,
    - Dixon and Nicolson: Sept. 4, 1779 – pg. 2, col. 1
+New Lights,
- −books on,
  - Rind: Oct. 27, 1768 – pg. 3, col. 2
- −discussed,
  - Parks: Oct. 31, 1745 – pg. 1, col. 1
- −ordered from Den.,
  - Parks: June 20, 1745 – pg. 1, col. 1
- −preachers,
  - Purdie and Dixon: Oct. 1, 1767 – pg. 1, col. 3
- −slaves as,
  - Purdie and Dixon: July 18, 1771 – pg. 2, col. 2
  - Rind: Apr. 23, 1772 – pg. 1, col. 3
+New London,
- −Conn.,
  - British attack on rumored,
- −fits out troops,
  - Hunter: Oct. 24, 1755 – pg. 2, col. 1
- −harbor fortified,
  - Purdie: May 17, 1776 – pg. 2, col. 2
- −streets,
  - Clarkson and Davis: Dec. 18, 1779 – pg. 1, col. 2
- −valuables evacuated from,
  - Purdie: June 2, 1775 – pg. 2, col. 2
- See also: British navy near; Cannon moved from; Continental army from R. I. to; Continental navy, ships listed in; Continental navy from; Continental navy in; Continental navy leaves; Debts, contraction opposed in; Earthquakes in; Exports from Guadeloupe, W. I., to; Exports from Long island, N. Y., to; Exports from St. Eustatia, W. I., to; Gunpowder improved in; Imports to; Midwives in; Preachers in; Prisoners of war, American, to; Prisoners of war, British, to; Quadruplets in; Quakers in; Robberies in; Ships, American, captured by British in; Ships, British, from; Ships from; Ships from Newport, R. I., to; Ships from W. I. to; Ships' sailing time; Ships to; Ships to New York City from; Ships to Providence, R. I., from; Tories attack on; Tories leave; Triplets in
+New London, Va.,
- See: Houses and lots for sale in; Land for rent in; Land for sale in; Merchants in; Ordinaries for rent in; Slaves for sale in; Slaves runaway from
+New London, W. I.,
- See: Exports from Martinique, W. I., to
+New London, ship,
- - Dixon and Hunter: Apr. 1, 1775 – pg. 3, col. 1
+New London co.,
- Conn.,
  - See: Census in
+New London gazette,
- extract from,
  - Purdie and Dixon: Apr. 21, 1768 – pg. 2, col. 1
+New Market mill,
- Va.,
  - Parks: Dec. 1, 1738 – pg. 4, col. 2
+New Meadows,
- Mass.,
  - See: Indian attacks
+New Orleans,
- −La.,
  - American independence published at,
    - Dixon and Nicolson: Feb. 26, 1780 – pg. 2, col. 2
- −British ordered to depart,
  - Dixon and Hunter: June 27, 1777 – pg. 2, col. 1
  - Purdie: June 27, 1777 – pg. 2, col. 1
- −British traders undersold in,
  - Purdie and Dixon: Sept. 29, 1768 – pg. 2, col. 1
- −cession to Gt. Brit. discussed,
  - Purdie: Mar. 14, 1766 – pg. 2, col. 1
- −cession to Sp. criticized,
  - Purdie and Dixon: Dec. 10, 1772 – pg. 1, col. 1
  - Rind: Dec. 10, 1772 – pg. 1, col. 1
- −elegance described,
  - Purdie and Dixon: Dec. 10, 1772 – pg. 1, col. 1
  - Rind: Dec. 10, 1772 – pg. 1, col. 1
- −French and Spanish in,
- −French excluded by Spanish,
  - Purdie and Dixon: Oct. 15, 1767 – pg. 1, col. 3
- −French gain trade of,
  - Purdie and Dixon: June 11, 1767 – pg. 1, col. 3
  - Purdie and Dixon: June 4, 1772 – pg. 2, col. 3
- −French government at,
  - Purdie and Dixon: July 23, 1767 – pg. 2, col. 2
  - Rind: July 23, 1767 – pg. 2, col. 2
- −French rebel in,
  - Rind: Jan. 18, 1770 – pg. 2, col. 2
- −held by French,
  - Purdie: Aug. 15, 1766 – pg. 2, col. 2
  - Rind: Aug. 15, 1766 – pg. 2, col. 1
- −Spanish bar British from trade in,
  - Purdie and Dixon: Nov. 19, 1767 – pg. 1, col. 3
- −Spanish governor deposed by French,
  - Purdie and Dixon: Jan. 26, 1769 – pg. 3, col. 1
  - Rind: Jan. 26, 1769 – pg. 2, col. 3
- −Spanish plan to take,
  - Purdie: May 9, 1766 – pg. 2, col. 2
- −Spanish settlement in,
  - Purdie: June 6, 1766 – pg. 2, col. 1
- −trade by French and British prohibited,
  - Purdie and Dixon: Apr. 28, 1768 – pg. 2, col. 2
  - Rind: Apr. 28, 1768 – pg. 2, col. 2
- −trade relations with Pensacola,
  - Purdie and Dixon: Aug. 20, 1767 – pg. 2, col. 3
- See also: Assemblies in; Convoys by Spanish navy from; Indians incited against Spanish in; Indians near; Money scarce in; Provisions plentiful in; Ships, British, seized by; Ships from; Ships' sailing time; Ships to Phila., Pa., from; Smallpox in; Spanish army from
+New Pamona,
- H. M. frigate,
  - Dixon and Nicolson: Apr. 9, 1779 – pg. 2, col. 1
+New Parkham,
- ship,
  - Purdie and Dixon: July 4, 1771 – pg. 1, col. 1
+New Plumstead,
- Eng.,
  - See: Town planning
+New Point Comfort,
- Va.,
  - See: Ships found near
+New Post,
- postal service at,
  - Parks: Apr. 28, 1738 – pg. 4, col. 1
+New Providence,
- −W. I.,
  - British demands on,
    - Purdie: Nov. 17, 1775 – pg. 2, col. 3
- See also: Accidents in; British army from St. Augustine, Fla., to; Cannon captured by Americans in; Cannon taken from; Continental marines in; Executions for murders in; Exports from Accomac district, Va., to; Exports from Eng. to; Exports from Hampton, Va., to; Exports from James river, lower district, Va., to; Imports to James river, lower district, Va., from; Mortars captured by Americans in; Prisoner of war, American exchanged from; Privateers, N. Y., captured by Americans in; Provisions scarce in; Ships from; Ships from Boston, Mass., to; Ships from Port au Prince (Haiti), S. Domingo, to; Ships' sailing time; Ships to; Ships to Boston, Mass., from; Ships to Charleston, S. C., from; Ships to Marblehead, Mass., from; Ships to New York City from; Ships to Phila., Pa., from; Tories migrate to
+New Rochelle,
- −N. Y.,
  - battles near described,
- −skirmishes near,
  - Purdie: Nov. 15, 1776 – pg. 3, col. 1
+New Shoreham,
- Eng.,
  - See: Elections in
+New Shoreham, R. I.,
- See: Tories in
+New Spain,
- See: Contraband between Batavia and; Indian insurrections in
+New Store,
- Buckingham co.,
  - Va.,
    - Purdie: Nov. 21, 1777 – pg. 4, col. 3
+New Tavern,
- Port Royal,
  - Va.,
    - Dixon and Hunter: May 8, 1778 – pg. 8, col. 2
+New theatre,
- in Goodmansfields,
  - London,
    - Eng.,
      - Hunter: June 12, 1752 – pg. 2, col. 2
+New Town,
- Va.,
  - See: Indentured servants runaway from

+New York City,
- −trade with forbidden by Conn.,
  - Purdie and Dixon: Aug. 30, 1770 – pg. 2, col. 3
  - Rind: Sept. 6, 1770 – pg. 1, col. 3
  - −French restrained,
    - Hunter: Mar. 21, 1755 – pg. 3, col. 1
  - −Glasgow discontinued,
    - Pinkney: Feb. 2, 1775 – pg. 3, col. 1
  - −Gt. Brit. expected,
    - Dixon and Hunter: Mar. 28, 1777 – pg. 6, col. 1
  - −restricted by Phila.,
    - Rind: Aug. 2, 1770 – pg. 1, col. 3
- −women and children leave,
  - Dixon and Hunter: Sept. 9, 1775 – pg. 3, col. 1
- See also: Accidents in; Admiralty court in; American company of comedians embark for Jamaica from; American company of comedians in; Anspachers arrive in; Arms, export from; Artificers from; Assaults in; Association of 1774 supported in; Auctions of British imports in; Aurists in; Bakeries in; Bands in; Banks in; Beaver hats, export from; Beef, price in; Beer houses in; Blacksmiths in; Blizzards in; Bonfires in; Books adv. for in; Books published in; Boston port bill, relief from by; British army transportation refused in; British army from; British army from Charleston, S.C., to; British army from Cork, Ire., to; British army from Eng. to; British army from Halifax, N.S., to; British army from R.I. to; British army from Staten is., N.Y., to; British army from Trenton, N.J., to; British army from Watertown, Mass., to; British army in; British army near; British army reviewed in; British army to; British army to Albany, N.Y., from; British army to Boston, Mass., from; British army to Hempstead plains, N.Y., from; British army to N.J. from; British army to Pensacola, Fla., from; British army to R.I. from; British army to St. Augustine, Fla., from; British cavalry in; British navy, deserters from in; British navy, deserters from off; British navy, officers cashiered in; British navy, provisions for in; British navy, provisions for refused in; British navy, ships built in; British navy from; British navy from Eng. to; British navy from New England to; British navy from R.I. to; British navy from Watertown, Mass., to; British navy in; British navy to; British navy to Boston, Mass., from; British navy to Capes, Del., from; British navy to Hampton roads, Va., from; British navy to Pensacola, Fla., from; British transports from; British transports from Boston, Mass., to; British transports from Cork, Ire., to; British transports to; British victuallers to; Butchers in; Cannon captured by Americans in; Carpenters captured by Americans near; Carpenters from; Carpenters in; Cartmen in; Census of; Chamber of commerce in; Charity in; Church of England in; Churches in; Coachmakers in; Coffeehouses in; Connecticut troops entertained in; Connecticut troops in; Conn. troops to; Continental army from Boston, Mass., to; Continental army in; Continental army near; Continental army to; Continental congress, 2nd, recommends removal of inhabitants from; Contraband between Hamburg, Ger., and; Contraband between Holl. and; Convoys by British navy to; Counterfeiters imprisoned in; Customs commissioners remove from Boston, Mass., to; Custom houses seized in; Customs officers in; Cylinders cast for steam engines in; Debtors released from jail in; Declaration of independence proclaimed in; Distilleries in; Docks in; Drownings in; Dutchess co., N.Y., troops to; Effigies burned in; Effigies hanged in; Emigration from Ross-shire, Scot., to; Entertainments in; Exports from; Exports from Accomac district, Va., to; Exports from Charleston, S.C., to; Exports from Eng. to; Exports from Gt. Brit. to; Exports from Holl. to; Exports from James river, lower district, Va., to; Exports from James river, upper district, Va., to; Exports from Liverpool, Eng., to; Exports from London, Eng., to; Exports from Rappahanock district, Va., to; Exports from York district, Va., to; Fast days in; Ferries in; Ferries between Whitestone, N.Y., and; Fires in; Firewood, price high in; Firewood scarce in; Fireworks in; Fisheries, whale, subscription for in; Flax, import to Phila., Pa., from; Flaxseed, export from; Flaxseed, price in; Flour, price in; Flour for relief of Boston, Mass., from; Flour stolen in; Freedom of press in; Freemasons, in; Fuel, scarce in; Funeral in; Furnaces in; Furs, import to Phila., Pa. from; George III, birthday celebrated in; Gunpowder arrives in; Hemp, import to Phila., Pa., from; Hospitals in; Illuminations in; Imports to; Imports to Accomac district, Va., from; Imports returned to Eng. from; Imports to Gt. Brit. from; Imports to James river, lower district, Va., from; Imports to James river, upper district, Va., from; Imports to Liverpool, Eng., from; Imports to London, Eng., from; Imports to Newport, R.I., from; Imports to Rappahanock district, Va., from; Imports to York district, Va., from; Insurance companies in; Jail breaks in; Jails in; King's college; Liberty poles in; Lightning in; Linen, export from Eng. to; Linen, price in; Liquors sold illegally in; Lumber, export from; Meat, price high in; Mechanics in; Merchandise, import to; Merchants committee in; Merchants in; Methodist meeting house in; Militia near; Militia of; Militia of Conn. in; Military stores captured in; Mints in; Molasses, price rises in; Money, paper, stolen in; Money stolen in; Moravian churches in; Mutton, price in; Needles and materials adv. for in; Non-importation associations, meeting in; Nut wood, price in; Oak, price in; Oculists in; Packets to; Palatines arrive in; Pamphlets published in; Perukemakers in; Physicians in; Pilots in; Plays presented in; Poetry, book to be published in; Pork stolen in; Post offices in; Post offices in British colonies, N.Am., subscription for in; Postal service between; Postal service between Falmouth, Eng., and; Postal service between Gt. Brit. and; Postal service between London, Eng., and; Potash, price in; Printers in; Printing presses attacked in; Prisoners of war, American, food for in; Prisoners of war, American, in; Prisoners of war exchanged in; Privateers, British, number from; Prizes for hemp in; Prizes for linen in; Prizes for manufacturing in; Quakers in; Riots in; Robberies in; Rum, price rises in; Sailmakers; St. Patrick's day celebrated in; Salt, import to Phila., Pa., from; Schools, charity, in; Sermons preached in; Sheep, export from; Sheep, export from Gt. Brit. to; Ships, British, to; Ships, price in; Ships, prison, in; Ships blown up in; Ships from; Ships from Boston, Mass., to; Ships from Cape Cod, Mass., to; Ships from Carolina to; Ships from Charleston, S.C., to; Ships from Fishkills, N.Y., to; Ships from Halifax, N.S., to; Ships from Marblehead, Mass., to; Ships from Middletown, Conn., to; Ships from Miss. river to; Ships from New London, Conn., to; Ships from New Orleans, La., to; Ships from New Bern, N.C., to; Ships from Newcastle, Del., to; Ships from Newport, R.I., to; Ships from N.C. to; Ships from Ocracoke, N.C., to; Ships from Pensacola, Fla., to; Ships from Phila., Pa., to; Ships from Poughkeepsie, N.Y., to; Ships from Providence, R.I., to; Ships from R.I. to; Ships from St. Augustine, Fla., to; Ships from St. Eustatia, W.I., to; Ships from Salem, Mass., to; Ships from S.C. to; Ships from Va. to; Ships from Whitehaven, Eng., to; Ships' sailing time; Ships to; Ships to Charleston, S.C., from; Ships to Dover, Eng., from; Ships to East Fla. from; Ships to Hampton roads, Va., from; Ships to James river, Va., from; Ships to London, Eng., from; Ships to Va. from; Shipwrecks between; Shipwrecks near; Shipwrights in; Shipyards in; Shoemakers in; Silk manufacturers, French, emigrate to; Skins, import to Phila., Pa., from; Snow in; Sons of liberty in; Stables in; Stamp act, repeal anniversary celebrated in; Stamp act, repeal celebrated in; Stamp act opposed in; Statues in; Staves, price in; Staymakers, adv. of in; Stealing in; Steam engines in; Stocking weavers, emigration from Eng. to; Stone sugarhouses in; Stonecutters in; Storehouses in; Storekeepers in; Stores in; Storms in; Suicides attempted in; Suicides in; Surgeons in; Surgery for lithotomy in; Tailors in; Taverns in; Tea, export from Eng. to; Tea, import opposed in; Tea boycotted in; Tea commissioners in; Tea commissioners opposed in; Tea destroyed in; Tea returned from; Theatres in; Tories, plot against in; Tories in; Tories leave; Trade, British-American, suspended in; Traveling time; Treason, executions for near; Twins in; Veal, price in; Veal burned in; Watchmakers in; Waterworks in; Waxworks in; Weather report from; Weavers, journeymen, emigration to; Wharves in; Wheat, price high; Wood scarce in
+New York co.,
- −N. Y.,
  - assemblymen elected,
    - Parks: June 24, 1737 – pg. 3, col. 2
- See also: Census of
+New York freeholder,
- pseud.,
  - Pinkney: Jan. 26, 1775 – pg. 1, col. 3
+New York gazette,
- −extracts from,
- −news from summarized,
  - Purdie and Dixon: July 7, 1774 – pg. 2, col. 1
- −prints Boston journal of occurances,
  - Rind: Apr. 5, 1770 – pg. 2, col. 2
+New York gazette: and weekly mercury,
- −accused of exaggerated reports,
  - Dixon and Hunter: July 4, 1777 – pg. 7, col. 1
  - −adv. counterfeit money,
    - Dixon and Hunter: May 23, 1777 – pg. 2, col. 1
- −comments on British and Americans satirized,
  - Dixon and Hunter: Nov. 7, 1777 – pg. 1, col. 2
- −extracts from,
  - Dixon and Hunter: July 11, 1777 – pg. 2, col. 2
  - Dixon and Nicolson: Nov. 13, 1779 – pg. 2, col. 1
- −prints exaggerated battle reports,
  - Dixon and Hunter: Mar. 28, 1777 – pg. 6, col. 2
+New York gazetteer,
- extract from,
  - Rind: Feb. 10, 1774 – pg. 2, col. 1
+New York journal,
- extracts from,
+New York mercury,
- −extracts from,
  - Purdie and Dixon: Jan. 17, 1771 – pg. 1, col. 3
  - Dixon and Hunter: Nov. 8, 1776 – pg. 1, col. 2
- −freedom of press discussed in,
  - Hunter: Mar. 7, 1755 – pg. 1, col. 1
- −French menace discussed,
  - Hunter: Mar. 21, 1755 – pg. 1, col. 1
  - Hunter: Mar. 28, 1755 – pg. 1, col. 1
+New York military club,
- entertains Conn. officers,
  - Purdie: July 22, 1775 – pg. 2, col. 1
  - Dixon and Hunter: July 29, 1775 – pg. 3, col. 1
+New York Packet,
- −ship,
  - Dixon and Hunter: Nov. 22, 1776 – pg. 2, col. 1
- −sloop,
  - Rind: July 15, 1773 – pg. 3, col. 2
+New York provincial army,
- −on Gardner's is.,
  - N. Y.,
    - Pinkney: Sept. 7, 1775 – pg. 1, col. 2
- −to Ticonderoga,
  - N. Y.,
    - Purdie: Sept. 1, 1775 – pg. 1, col. 3
+New York regiments,
- −deserters from,
  - Dixon and Hunter: July 20, 1776 – pg. 3, col. 1
- −recruiting for,
  - Dixon and Hunter: Feb. 28, 1777 – pg. 2, col. 2
  - Purdie: Feb. 28, 1777 – pg. 1, col. 1
+New York troops,
- −at Lake George,
- −attack near Quebec,
  - Can.,
    - Purdie: May 24, 1776 – pg. 1, col. 3
- −fail to participate at Great Meadows,
  - Hunter: July 19, 1754 – pg. 3, col. 1
- −fire on British army,
  - on Staten island,
    - N. Y.,
      - Dixon and Hunter: July 29, 1776 – pg. 2, col. 2
- −number of,
  - Purdie: Aug. 16, 1776 – pg. 2, col. 3
- −recruited for Quebec expedition,
+New York volunteers,
- with British army,
  - Dixon and Hunter: Sept. 5, 1777 – pg. 2, col. 1
+New Yorkers,
- in Halifax,
  - N. S.,
    - Hunter: Oct. 11, 1751 – pg. 3, col. 1
+New Zealand,
- See: Cannibals in; Explorations to; Ships to Cape of Good Hope, S. Af., from
+Newall,
- Thomas,
  - Rind: Dec. 4, 1766 – pg. 2, col. 3
+Newall, ship,
- - Hunter: Mar. 14, 1755 – pg. 3, col. 2
+Newark,
- Eng.,
  - See: Floods near
+Newark, N. J.,
- −courthouse on fire,
  - Purdie and Dixon: June 9, 1768 – pg. 2, col. 2
- −skirmish near,
  - Purdie: May 9, 1777 – pg. 2, col. 1
- See also: Academies in; British army in; Continental army, retreat from Fort Lee, N. Y., to; Continental army defends; Copper works in; Fires in; Militia attacks Tories near; Prisoners of war, American, taken in; Storms in; Surgery for lithotomy in
+Newark, H. M. S.,
+Newberry,
- Eng.,
  - See: Fires near
+Newbold,
- −Capt.,
  - −of the Sukey and Nancy,
    - Rind: July 26, 1770 – pg. 1, col. 3
- −Benjamin,
  - Rind: July 26, 1770 – pg. 2, col. 2
+Newbould,
- −Benjamin,
  - Capt.,
    - of the Endeavour,
      - Hunter: Oct. 24, 1755 – pg. 2, col. 1
- −John,
  - Capt.,
    - of the Ark,
      - Hunter: Aug. 27, 1756 – pg. 3, col. 2
+Newbourg,
- Ger.,
  - fortifications,
    - strengthened by British,
      - Purdie and Dixon: Apr. 18, 1771 – pg. 1, col. 1
+Newburgh,
- N. Y.,
  - See: Lightning in
+Newbury,
- Eng.,
  - See: Drownings in; Exports from James river, upper district, Va., to
+Newbury, Mass.,
- −committee of correspondence,
  - Purdie and Dixon: May 26, 1774 – pg. 2, col. 1
- See also: Fast days in; Non-importation agreements, violation in; Ships from; Ships from Nfd. to
+Newbury, ship,
- - Rind: Feb. 14, 1771 – pg. 1, col. 2
+Newbury bar,
- Mass.,
  - See: Drownings in; Shipwrecks
+Newbury falls,
- Mass.,
  - See: Teachers in
+Newburyport,
- Mass.,
  - −committee of correspondence,
    - Purdie and Dixon: May 26, 1774 – pg. 2, col. 1
  - −fortification of,
    - Purdie: Nov. 17, 1775 – pg. 3, col. 1
  - See also: Continental army from; Continental navy, ships launched in; Imports to; Non-exportation agreements in; Postal service between; Privateers; Ships, American, captured by N. Y. privateers off; Ships, British, captured by Americans near; Ships, British, captured near; Ships, British from; Ships' sailing time; Ships' sailing time, Bilbao, Sp., to; Ships to; Ships to Boston, Mass., from; Shipwrecks near; Slaves sue for liberty in
+Newby,
- −Thomas,
  - Parks: Nov. 17, 1738 – pg. 4, col. 1
- −Thomas,
  - jr.,
    - Purdie and Dixon: Dec. 19, 1771 – pg. 3, col. 2
+Newcastle,
- −duke of,
  - [Henry Fiennes Clinton],
    - Purdie: July 21, 1775 – pg. 1, col. 1
    - Dixon and Hunter: Sept. 9, 1775 – pg. 2, col. 1
- −[Thomas Pelham-Holles],
  - Parks: Jan. 6, 1738 – pg. 4, col. 1
  - Parks: Nov. 28, 1745 – pg. 1, col. 2
  - −plans for Louisburg expedition,
    - Parks: May 23, 1745 – pg. 2, col. 1
    - Parks: Aug. 29, 1745 – pg. 2, col. 2
  - −praises American troops,
    - Parks: Nov. 28, 1745 – pg. 3, col. 1
    - Parks: Dec. 12, 1745 – pg. 3, col. 1
  - −replaced as lord privy seal,
    - Purdie: Sept. 26, 1766 – pg. 3, col. 2
  - −transmits king's orders against French,
    - Parks: July 3, 1746 – pg. 1, col. 1
    - Parks: July 11, 1746 – pg. 4, col. 1
  - −warns Gov. Shirley of French expedition,
    - Parks: May 16, 1745 – pg. 3, col. 2
+Newcastle, Del.,
- See: New Castle, Del.
+Newcastle, Eng.,
- −associations formed in,
  - Purdie: Dec. 22, 1775 – pg. 1, col. 2
- −celebrates Wilkes' release from prison,
  - Purdie and Dixon: June 14, 1770 – pg. 2, col. 2
  - Purdie and Dixon: Sept. 6, 1770 – pg. 1, col. 1
- −nominates members of parliament,
  - Purdie and Dixon: Sept. 22, 1774 – pg. 1, col. 3
- −petitions king,
- See also: Accidents in; Anecdotes from; Antiquities discovered in; British army to; British colonies, N. Am., supported in; British transports adv. for in; Candelabra in; Charity in; Coal mines in; Convict servants from; Convict servants imported to James river, Va., from; Elections in; Exports from; Exports from James river, upper district, Va., to; Frost in; Hunting, described in; Imports to; Imports to James river, lower district, Va., from; Imports to James river, upper district, Va., from; Imports to Va. from; Indentured servants from; Indentured servants imported to James river, Va., from; Linen, scarlet dye for discovered in; Long island, battle of celebrated in; Militia of; Oxen, abnormal in; Parliament, short sessions favored in; Rhubarb, unusual in; Robberies in; Shipbuilders in; Ships cleared in; Ships from; Ships from the Baltic to; Ships from N. Am. to; Ships to Boston, Mass., from; Ships to Halifax, N. S., from; Ships to James river, Va., from; Shipwrecks in; Smuggling in; Strikes in; Suicides in; Unemployment in; Weather reports from
+Newcastle, Ire.,
- See: Pile driving machine invented in
+Newcastle, N. H.,
- −powder moved,
  - Pinkney: Jan. 19, 1775 – pg. 2, col. 3
- See also: Gunpowder moved from; Packets from Boston, Mass., to; Tories in
+Newcastle, Va.,
- −post office,
  - −letters in,
  - −to render accounts to Purdie,
    - Purdie: June 28, 1776 – pg. 3, col. 2
- −schedule of post rider at,
- −streets,
  - Purdie and Dixon: June 16, 1774 – pg. 2, col. 2
- See also: Apprentices runaway from; Blacksmiths, slave, adv. for in; Bonfires in; Brick houses in; Brick ordinaries for rent in; Cabinet journeymen, adv. for in; Carpenters, journeymen, adv. for in; Chair houses in; Ciphers, painting adv. in; Coal pits in; Coats of arms, painting adv. in; Counting rooms in; Dairies in; Dwelling houses in; Fairs in; Fulling mills, managers adv. for in; Gardens, paled, in; Granaries in; Hogs ordered confined in; Horse-breeding in; Houses and lots for sale in; Houses in; Illuminations in; Imports to London, Eng., from; Indentured servants for sale in; Kitchens in; Land for sale in, near; Land mortgaged for sale near; Landscape painters, adv. of, in; Limners, adv. of, in; Lots for rent in; Lots for sale in; Lots in; Meathouses in; Merchants in; Ordinaries in; Outhouses in; Painters, adv. of, in; Postriders from Williamsburg, Va., to; Sheds, described, in; Ships adv. for in; Signs, painting in; Slaves, sale of in; Slaves for sale in; Slaves hired in; Slaves runaway from; Smokehouses in; Stables in; Stealing in; Storehouses for rent in; Stores in; Tailors' apprentices runaway from; Tailors, journeymen, adv. for in; Taverns, adv. of, in; Taverns for rent in; Taverns in; Tenements for rent in; Vendues in; Warehouses in; Weavers adv. for in; Wells, draw, in
+Newcastle, British ship,
- −
  - Parks: Jan. 25, 1740 – pg. 2, col.
- −buss,
  - Hunter: Aug. 29, 1751 – pg. 2, col. 1
- −H. M. S.,
+Newcastle bridge,
- Va.,
  - Purdie and Dixon: June 16, 1774 – pg. 2, col. 2
+Newcastle co.,
- Pa.,
  - claims to,
    - Parks: June 2, 1738 – pg. 2, col. 2
+Newcastle under Lyme,
- Eng.,
  - See: Murders in
+Newcomb,
- Elisha,
  - Purdie and Dixon: Dec. 10, 1772 – pg. 2, col. 2
+Newel,
- William,
  - Dixon and Nicolson: Oct. 16, 1779 – pg. 3, col. 2
+Newell,
- −Capt.,
  - of the Columbia,
    - Dixon and Nicolson: Mar. 25, 1780 – pg. 2, col. 3
- −John,
  - Purdie and Dixon: Oct. 27, 1774 – pg. 2, col. 2
- −Thomas,
  - Purdie and Dixon: Feb. 2, 1769 – pg. 3, col. 1
- −Timothy,
  - Rind: Dec. 3, 1772 – pg. 1, col. 2
  - Dixon and Hunter: May 11, 1776 – pg. 4, col. 1
- −William,
  - Parks: Sept. 26, 1745 – pg. 3, col. 1
+Newent,
- Conn.,
  - See: Suicides in
+Newfoundland,
- −boycotted by Phila.,
  - Pa.,
- −fortified by French,
  - Purdie: June 6, 1766 – pg. 1, col. 1
- −reinforced by British,
  - Rind: Sept. 20, 1770 – pg. 1, col. 2
- −represented on committee for trade relief,
  - Purdie: Mar. 21, 1766 – pg. 3, col. 1
- −trade allowed,
  - Pinkney: May 18, 1775 – pg. 3, col. 2
  - −curtailed,
    - Parks: Oct. 12, 1739 – pg. 3, col. 2
  - −with Md.,
    - suspended,
- See also: British army from; British army from Greenock, Scot., to; British army to; British marines in; British navy from Eng. to; British navy from Long Reach, Eng., to; British navy in; British navy to; British navy to Portsmouth, Eng., from; Continental navy captures British ship off; Contraband between Europe and; Duties; Exports from; Exports from Bristol, Eng., to; Exports from British colonies, N. Am., to; Exports from Eng. to; Exports from Gt. Brit. to; Exports from Ire. to; Fisheries; Fisheries, British in; Fisheries, French in; Fisheries, Scottish, amounts caught off; Flour scarce in; Franco-British rivalry in; French navy convoys ships to; French navy in; Imports to Gt. Brit. from; Lighthouses in; Mines in; Prisoners of war, British, taken off; Privateers, American, off; Ships, British, captured off; Ships, prize French, comdemned in; Ships captured by British off; Ships from; Ships from Leghorn, It., to; Ships from Louisburg, N. S., to; Ships from Waterford, Ire., to; Ships' sailing time; Ships to; Ships to Boston, Mass., from; Ships to James river, Va., from; Ships to New York City from; Shipwrecks near; Shipwrecks off; Smuggling by French in; Tories in
+Newgar,
- Peter,
  - Capt.,
    - of the John Galley,
      - Hunter: Apr. 24, 1752 – pg. 1, col. 2
+Newgate,
- Eng.,
  - See: British army to British colonies, N. Am., from
+Newgate prison,
- −London,
  - Eng.,
    - diseases in,
      - Rind: Dec. 31, 1772 – pg. 1, col. 1
- −escapes from,
- −new prisoners in estimated,
  - Purdie and Dixon: Jan. 30, 1772 – pg. 2, col. 3
- −preferred by prisoners,
  - Rind: Mar. 30, 1769 – pg. 3, col. 1
- −prisoners in,
- −reform in court procedure requested,
  - Purdie and Dixon: Jan. 30, 1772 – pg. 2, col. 1
+Newgent,
- −Anne,
  - Purdie and Dixon: May 5, 1768 – pg. 3, col. 1
- −William,
  - Parks: Mar. 27, 1746 – pg. 4, col. 2
+Newgine,
- James,
  - Parks: Oct. 21, 1737 – pg. 2, col. 2
+Newhall,
- William,
  - Rind: Aug. 2, 1770 – pg. 1, col. 2
+Newham,
- −Capt.,
  - of the London,
    - Parks: Sept. 26, 1745 – pg. 3, col. 2
- −James,
  - Capt.,
    - of the London,
      - Parks: Dec. 12, 1745 – pg. 4, col. 1
      - Parks: Jan. 9, 1746 – pg. 4, col.
- −Jonas,
  - −Capt.,
    - of the Amy,
  - −of the London,
    - Parks: Oct. 10, 1745 – pg. 2, col. 2
    - Parks: May 29, 1746 – pg. 4, col.
+Newington,
- Eng.,
  - See: Robberies in
+Newington, plantation,
- Va.,
  - Purdie: Feb. 14, 1777 – pg. 2, col. 2
  - Dixon and Hunter: July 17, 1778 – pg. 4, col. 1
+Newlands,
- −Alexander,
  - Parks: Apr. 21, 1738 – pg. 4, col. 1
- −James,
  - Parks: Apr. 21, 1738 – pg. 4, col. 1
+Newman,
- −Capt.,
  - of the Hancock,
    - Purdie: Aug. 23, 1776 – pg. 2, col. 2
    - Dixon and Hunter: Aug. 24, 1776 – pg. 7, col. 1
- −Mr.,
  - slaves of,
- −James,
- −Loftin,
- −Michael,
  - Purdie: Apr. 18, 1777 – pg. 1, col. 2
- −Rice,
  - Dixon and Nicolson: Dec. 18, 1779 – pg. 3, col. 1
- −Richard,
  - Rind: Dec. 24, 1767 – pg. 4, col. 1
  - Purdie and Dixon: Apr. 18, 1771 – pg. 3, col. 3
- −Susannah,
  - Dixon and Nicolson: Apr. 1, 1780 – pg. 2, col. 2
- −Thomas,
  - Hunter: Apr. 30, 1752 – pg. 3, col. 2
- −Wingate,
  - Capt.,
    - of the Vengeance,
      - Dixon and Hunter: Nov. 27, 1778 – pg. 2, col. 2
      - Dixon and Nicolson: Feb. 12, 1779 – pg. 3, col. 1
+Newmarket,
- Eng.,
  - See: Carriage races in; Gambling in; Horse racing in; Louis d'ors plentiful in; Sweepstakes in
+Newmarket, L. I.,
- See: Horse racing in
+Newmarket, Va.,
- See: Horse-breeding in; Quarters near; Slaves runaway from
+Newmarket, plantation,
- Va.,
+Newmarket, ship,
- - Purdie and Dixon: Apr. 14, 1774 – pg. 1, col. 3
+Newmarket mills,
- Va.,
  - Parks: Jan. 6, 1738 – pg. 4, col. 2
+Newnham,
- ship,
  - Purdie and Dixon: Feb. 27, 1772 – pg. 2, col. 3
+Newport,
- Eng.,
  - See: Crops plentiful in
+Newport, R. I.,
- −attack on planned,
  - Dixon and Hunter: Aug. 12, 1775 – pg. 3, col. 1
  - Purdie: Aug. 18, 1775 – pg. 1, col. 2
- −burned,
  - Dixon and Hunter: Feb. 7, 1777 – pg. 1, col. 2
  - Purdie: Feb. 7, 1777 – pg. 2, col. 2
- −burning denied,
  - Dixon and Hunter: Feb. 28, 1777 – pg. 2, col. 1
  - Purdie: Feb. 28, 1777 – pg. 1, col. 2
- −captured by Americans,
  - Clarkson and Davis: Nov. 20, 1779 – pg. 1, col. 1
  - Dixon and Nicolson: Nov. 20, 1779 – pg. 2, col. 1
  - −by British,
    - Dixon and Hunter: Feb. 21, 1777 – pg. 1, col. 1
    - Dixon and Hunter: June 6, 1777 – pg. 1, col. 1
- −communication with Phila.,
  - Pa.,
    - cut off,
      - Purdie: Sept. 15, 1775 – pg. 2, col. 1
      - Dixon and Hunter: Sept. 16, 1775 – pg. 2, col. 3
- −elections in,
  - Purdie and Dixon: June 9, 1768 – pg. 2, col. 2
- −evacuation by British rumored,
  - Dixon and Nicolson: Nov. 6, 1779 – pg. 2, col. 2
- −evacuation of,
  - Purdie: Nov. 3, 1775 – pg. 2, col. 1
  - Dixon and Hunter: Nov. 4, 1775 – pg. 2, col. 3
- −fortification proposed,
  - Pinkney: Nov. 16, 1775 – pg. 3, col. 1
- −harbor surveyed,
  - Dixon and Hunter: Dec. 23, 1775 – pg. 3, col. 1
- −inhabitants warned against helping Boston,
  - Mass.,
    - Pinkney: May 18, 1775 – pg. 3, col. 2
- −siege of,
  - Purdie: Nov. 24, 1775 – pg. 1, col. 2
- −superior court,
  - trials in,
    - Rind: July 7, 1768 – pg. 2, col. 1
- −threatened by British,
  - Purdie: May 19, 1775 – pg. 2, col. 3
  - Pinkney: Oct. 26, 1775 – pg. 3, col. 1
- −trade in declines,
  - Dixon and Hunter: Apr. 22, 1775 – pg. 1, col. 2
- See also: Admiralty court in; Anecdotes from; Arson by slaves in; Association of 1774 supported in; Bakers in; Blankets sent to Gage from; Boston port bill, relief from by; Boston port bill opposed in; Boycotts; British army from Boston, Mass., to; British army from N. Y., to; British army in; British army near; British navy, deserters from in; British navy, sailors riot in; British navy from; British navy from Boston, Mass., to; British navy from Long island sound, N. Y., to; British navy from N. Y. to; British navy in; British navy to; British transports from; British transports from Boston, Mass., to; British transports from N. Y. to; Cannon seized in; Cattle, plague among in; Charity in; Church of England in; Churches in; Continental navy from; Continental navy from New London, Conn., to; Corn, Indian taken by British in; Customs collectors in; Custom officers refuse to take oath in; Earthquakes in; Effigies burned in; Emigration from; Exports from James river, upper district, Va., to; Fast days in; Fire engines in; Fires in; Flax scarce in; Food scarce in; Forgeries of bills of exchange in; French navy in; French officers praised in; French transports in; Gambling, suppression advocated in; Gambling by slaves in; Gunpowder plot commemorated in; Gardens in; Hessians in; Hogs, unusual near; Illuminations in; Imports to; Imports to James river, upper district, Va., from; Jails in; Lightning rods in; Linen spun in; Livestock demanded by British from; Massachusetts 92 toasted in; Mechanics in; Merchants in; Militia of; Minutemen from Little Compton, R. I., to; Minutemen from Providence, R. I., to; Minutemen from Tiverton, R. I., to; Murders, trials for in; Murders in; Negroes escape to British navy in; Non-importation agreements evaded in; Non-importation agreements in; Non-importation agreements violated in; Prices increase in; Prisoners of war, American, cruel treatment in; Prisoners of war, Scotch, in; Prisoners of war exchanged in; Privateers, British in; Protestant school boys in; Quebec act opposed in; Riots in; Robbers in; Salt manufactured from sea water in; Ships, American, captured by British in; Ships, American, captured by British near; Ships, British, captured by Americans in; Ships, British, plundered; Ships, Conn., captured by British near; Ships, Jamaica, W. I., captured by British in; Ships, N. Y., captured by British near; Ships, Stonington, Conn., captured by British in; Ships, Va., captured by British in; Ships driven ashore in; Ships from; Ships from Boston, Mass., to; Ships from Nantucket, Mass., to; Ships from New York City; Ships from Phila., Pa., to; Ships from St. Eustatia, W. I., to; Ships from Va. to; Ships in; Ships' sailing time; Ships to; Shipwrecks; Shoemakers in; Smallpox in; Slaves taken by British in; Sons of Liberty in; Stables in; Stores in; Storms in; Strawberries in; Suicides in; Tea, Bohea refused in; Tea, price in; Tea boycotted in; Tea opposed in; Tories, refugees from N. Y. in; Tories, treatment in; Tories denied in; Tories from; Tories in; Weather report from; Wharves, ferry in; Wharves in; Windmills in; Wood scarce in
+Newport, Va.,
- −contributes to sufferers in Montreal fire,
  - 1767,
    - Purdie and Dixon: June 29, 1769 – pg. 3, col. 2
    - Rind: July 6, 1769 – pg. 3, col. 2
- See also: Horse-breeding in
+Newport, ship,
- - Purdie and Dixon: Feb. 15, 1770 – pg. 2, col. 2
+Newport glebe,
- Va.,
  - for rent,
    - Purdie and Dixon: Jan. 2, 1772 – pg. 3, col. 2
+Newport mercury,
- −extracts from,
- −inaccurate account of British fleet,
  - Pinkney: Nov. 9, 1775 – pg. 1, col. 2
+Newport mill,
- Va.,
  - Purdie: Feb. 14, 1777 – pg. 3, col. 3
+Newport News,
- Va.,
  - See: British navy in; Shipwrecks in; Stealing in
+Newport Pagnell,
- plantation,
  - Va.,
    - Rind: Nov. 8, 1770 – pg. 1, col. 1
+Newport parish,
- −Va.,
  - Parks: Oct. 12, 1739 – pg. 4, col. 2
- −vestry dissolved by general assembly,
  - Parks: Apr. 17, 1746 – pg. 3, col. 1
- −vestry orders building of brick church,
  - Rind: June 10, 1773 – pg. 1, col. 1
  - Purdie and Dixon: June 17, 1773 – pg. 3, col. 3
+Newpost,
- plantation,
  - Va.,
    - Purdie: Nov. 21, 1777 – pg. 2, col. 3
+Newry,
- Mr.,
  - of the Jersies,
    - Rind: Mar. 10, 1768 – pg. 3, col. 1
+Newry, Ire.,
- See: Emigration from; Exports from New York City to; Ships' sailing time; Ships to; Ships to New Castle, Del., from; Ships to New York City from; Ships to Perth Amboy, N. J., from; Ships to Phila., Pa., from; Ships to Savannah, Ga., from
+Newry, packet,
- - Rind: July 23, 1767 – pg. 3, col. 1
  - Purdie and Dixon: July 11, 1771 – pg. 2, col. 1
+News carriers,
- in London,
  - Eng.,
    - Purdie and Dixon: June 27, 1771 – pg. 2, col. 3
+Newsome,
- Francis,
  - Purdie and Dixon: Feb. 2, 1769 – pg. 3, col. 2
  - Rind: Feb. 2, 1769 – pg. 3, col. 2