The Connecticut courant and Hartford weekly intelligencer — Hartford, Conn., 1777-05-05 00:00:00, page 4

T™ LETS in theUxiTED State Lottery.
A, Ai ^o^ felling b, to# fallowing gentlemen, who
'" ar- appoint'd adepts far teat purpose, in th#
State ^fC^n^aic^. Elijba Sbeld©%, Esq; Litch
fo,d,R dsric Lawren K-r f^rd,Yiwfywf, EfafMid
d^rv, SamuelGraj^q; Windham,Mr. D^idTru^
bull, Lebanon, M.. Atidrtw Huutiugton, Norwich, Mr.
David Aufa, New Haven, aad Qpt. Elijah Abel, at
F&iifield. ai
SB. The osblicp,ay be affurad that the drawing
of Li United State# Lottery will commence in a vary
few weeks, therefore these perfoas who incline to be
come adventurers, are requested to be speedy in their
application for Tickets to either cf the abovk gentle-
Bea, ohewife hey may loefe their chance, as theft
tha' remain unfold will be returned to the managed
of th^ L t^ry at Philadelphia, before the drawing
b^fn. April 12, 1777,
n EE n rED from Capt. Champion's company,
" Col. %llys's regiment, ene Charles Wiempey,
b^ra in Farmington, in Coaneaicut, 6 fret high,
flmt and well proportioned, black long hair, black
eyes and dark complexion, wore away a homespun
coat and vest, leather brm her and a new felt hat.---.
Whoever fecurcs fiid deserter, in any goal in this
State and gives information thereof or returns him to
Hartford Ihall have 5 dollars reward and all necessa
ry charges paid, by Samuel Richars, Li^ut.
*,liIS is to ~ive notice to all wh^ra it m^y concern,-
1 to Lieui. John Buril, in Col. Darke's regiment,
ia particular, that on fnndzy the 13th indent I took
a, a follow, advertised in the Co^aicut Content
of theyth of April ; he appears to be undoubted!,
the feme man, has every m&kand all the deaths by
which he is described, the fear in the forehead ; I rut
him u^der the care cf two men, bat Leefcap&d in the
nightand £Ld ; but for fear he would sfeape I trex
all his mere, and cloaks from him; he had 30 . x6i.
and 83. Any officer thathar receipts for bounty a
gainst Grid fallow, ma, have the money, to the value
cf OTQ I have got, except my own co& by applying
soßenjamin READ, ift Lieutenant of Capt Leite
bays company, in Cd. Aiders regiment, deftimed to
P^vks.Kills.
Wili^fburgh, Maffichufetts-Bay, ceuhty of
Hampshire, April 24, 1777 .
TAK&N up by'iae futi^aw7% Litchfif tome
' .im'ei^ November laf,alight brown STEAR, 1
year eld Ufi feeing, mask'd with a crop cff the near
eat, and a fih in the upperfide c* the cff, both hi^d
feet white. The own^r is detired to prove his pro
perty pay charges and taka him away.
Daniel Landon.
Litchfield, April 8, 1777.
W^T^r Thisfa/'o^ %% Norik-
Klli^fworth, tbsfa^j borje called &
L EOPA R D,
HE is of zha Narraganfet breed. , one quarter blocd
ed, end is equal for beauty and ftrrrgth end
f^fmefs to any in America without exception, ike
-so is one dollar de tingle leap, or thr s e dollars the
fafon. Oliver Parmerle.
KU^p^r*' Apri 1 18 h, 1777.
THE fS©iTernari%g rod 2 a, News carrier into
1 Litchfield county aud other places for near four
years, ^ earthly request all persons i^ebted to
him for the Connecticut Courant to make immediate
palmer. He hope? ever cf his kited cuftemm.will
coziplyi^g with this reafcaable req^eft, as he
is under vn '^fotoe %«$J of makiaga large r aymeat
the Printer. -Their compliance will much oblige
fr^ frt Amos A LDEN .
E^ inbicriberT^iKg appointed by the honor
abb judge cf probate for the diftrift of Sharon,
t)examine the claims cf the creditors to the estate
of E^ zer Jewett, late of Chatham, deceas'd,
rendered mfrivent ; do hereby give notice to the cre
dirm to said &te, that we Ihall attend upon the bs
fita of our appointment on the second tuefday of
My and fi ft infoae next, at ere o'clock afternoon,
at Iha hoafe of Capt. Themar Pardie in Sharon.
Thomas Pardie
David Downs, J W
N. B. No account will be allowed umlefs properly
Arri^frzz
—^aTTsKURY FURNACE.
WANTED imme lately for the purpose cf casting
ranon f*r the comiM^t, a large quantity of
fy, for which a meft generous price will be given,
am calh paido^ ih< delivery cf them at the furnace.
All gentlemen farmers and ethers, wall wiihers to the
cause : f libety, that will repair to Salisbury ad
cut wood for frid furnace, will net only render the
raaffeffenti^l service to their country ; but shall re
ceive the great price es two Grillings and fix pence
lawful mane,,for e*ch cord they cut,and may if thy
chufe receive part of their pay in salt, sugar, molsff<„
&c. or all in caih, paid by the managers at Aid fur
naca.-.-Each man meftfiad himfelf with boarding,
ax, trad banket -the price of boarding 'tis presumed
won't exceed one dollar per week.
B„ JAM im, KSHAW , I
William Whiting, f •
OUNb^r^QZ^^Weft bivifion, about the
middle cf April, a par inf fiddle bags, with a
piece of green cloth. The owner may have them by
defcribi^ them, paying charges and applying to
James Francies of New Britain.
April zfo 1777.
DIVERTED horn Capt. Bernards c^p^y, .n Co!.
Wyllys's regiment, (femetime since) roe James
Hockeys, about 27 yearscf age, 5 feet 5 irc^cs high,
well set, dark complexion , black hair, is a fhe^aker.
Arid one Richard Whaled, abtut z^years of age, 5
feet 9 inches high, redifh brawn hair, gic, eye'?, fays
he belongs, to Beverly, in tne M^fhebufero Stats.
.Whoever will figure them, or return them to the fob
feiber &tHar.fad,ihall have 5 dollars innerd for each,
and all necessary charges pain, by
JOHN BERNARD, Capt.
DESERTED "from Capt. ifrrr.^a^ fenp^y is
Coi. Wyllys's regiment, one John Skck, sb nt
19 yaarstf age. 5 feet 5 inches high, fol set, fyh lh
br^w hair, greyrih eyet, fotothing pitted with t^e
small pox. Whoever f,cures Grid teferter or returns
him to the fabferiber fh^U have 5 dollars reward and
necc/L y charges paid, by'
Charles Miller, Lieut.
Hartford, Api 1 24. I777[_____
fy^Eßl ED h^ C&. B.^arari company in
Col. Wyliys's regiment, ga^ John BW^, about
„ yaarsef age, 5 feet 4. inches high, well, let, d©k
hair, had on a rig^t brown waifreo^t one Skirt torn cit,
old leather breeches, white finnan ihi^ aR d an old
hat ; he fays he we# a prifondr in New-^ otk a^d &#-
ly made his escape. Whoever will take up i^ oe
farter and return him to Hartford, or co^ fine hi^ Bi d
give information to the fubferibsr, shall have five dol
lars rewardand nseeffury charge paid by
Aaron Butler, E^fign.
Hartford, April 26, 1777-
fynnOTrETT^comp^ in
C.A. Shifts regiment, ON or about the 25^0!
March, enr Ezra Prindri, Ute es Wuchbui,,
40 years of age, 5 feet 10 iacaes high, dark
hrir, gray eyes, fouc grey hrirs, pitted h
finall pox, blue outride jacket coat, old lector
breaches. . Aifo defied one Stephen Ha,, aye
called himfelf, both is luffed his name is FswNr,
belonging to the M^hufevu State, about 22
of age, about 6 feet high, fhjrt dark brown ^.v, 1 ght
complexion, had on alight colon e: brewncaat f^ced
with blue, walks upright, it is foppefid var is
gone towards Better. Also caeSemwi Sturdi
vant, belonging to R'^ing, in the S^iof^&
neaicni, abeut twenty-five years of age, wed let,
black hair, black eyes. Alfa one Wiliam j^ma^r
fon, a Scotchman, belonging to the S ate of Connec
ticut, about 24 years of ^, about 5 f ^ f 5
high, black long hair. Whoever m" ]'
deferten in any goal, or bring them to N^^ MI.IO —
to Lieut. Col. Sarr, fu tint they m^, join ir
regiment, ihall have twenty dollars reward, or five
dollars for ^ch defter and HI charges paid, y
James Barns, Lieut.
Ne- Frifi Id April 9 'h. 1777
nEbER FED hem ..fcTM^ocke $ company, in
" Col. Chandler's regiment, c%e W.llmm j^s,
belurging to So^khridg*,about 26 yemrsef rg,s ic&t
12 inches nigh, slim built. had ^ a blue curing jack
et, leather beeches, ^d a braver hat. Whoever
will fecuro said defers and give information &r ¥ of
to th^ fa^ibar, fall have five dollars reward and
nsceffiry charges paid, by
' * Tho's O'Bryan, L^ut.
Hartford, April zzd 1777- ——
fb^D" fern C^pt. B^dfl e's company in
Cu. Swift's regiment, one Wm. Bofack, ,
Englishman, 24 years of aga, 5 '^ 9 high,
light complexion, btek hair, light cobbed eyes,
h.d on a round brib'd hat with .red and blue cock
ade, a pepper, and fait coat, a red and white flowered
vest, good leather breeches, gray ftocki% ,^ed
filter ihae bnckels. Whoever takes up Aid fitter
secures him to that he may come to jutice, re
ceive five dollars regard and all necefiary ckargss
pgi4, by Phineas Beardsley, Capt.
N™ FaH^Aon^j^OTZ _ _
C TO LEN Elijah Yeomans, of Hedley, a
° quantity of Silver, m bullion, fume caffi and se
veral other articles ; tee thief is cne John Morris, a
clock-maker, and is well known in Hartford,
disown and Norwich.-- Whoever will take up fad
thief, and secure him in'geal and fend me wor^, mail
have four dollars reward and necessary charges pr.id,
— Elijah Yeomans.
Hadley, April 10, <777.
WILLIAM ELLERY,
[J AS mow on hand a general affritmeat cf earthen,
' gfafs, and cni^a ware, which he would be glad
to ditpofig of, by whoiefale ; any perfoa inching to
purchase the whole or part, may knew the uiy b,
applying to him, at his ftcra nor the Great Bri\,,
Hartford.-. -Hz has likawife a quantity of choice IN
DIGO to dispose ©f ai a reasonable price.
Hartford, April 28th, 1777.
~.~- rtr _— —. ——__= u——tote L.Qtmfot _/■„<„_— ^weß^—taetu^^m
JISBON, red-port, and sherry WINE& by the
calk or bottle ; also acifk of good yg tobacco;
Indigo; women's ft*ys. and choice good chocolate,
to be fold by PETEk VESTILLE, if appiyed for
focn. April 26, .777.
JAMBS HISKETT, who had leave of abftace for
20 days from the 8 h es March, is ordered' to join
his regiment immediately, on figure of which he will
be returned as a deferu..
Elisha Hopkins, Adj.
Col. S. B. Webb's Regt.
Hertford, April 26, 1777.
Spanifo INDIG O,
OF THE BEST KJ I D, TO EH SOLI),
By M OSES SMI T H,
At his honle, a few rods weft of the Great Bair#,
Hartford.
° J " M =" a ' omm mmror. nrr ? #bnmtfflCTQßmt 01^©,3
T OS 1 in raf ni^ht of ^ 15 : r indans, a tihsrwtKh,
China sic% black silk chain, headed foal, n< % k^r,
eut fide case not made tor the iafida w^k, ir^^r'i
name Belch, Newbury Port. Whoever ffiu. Itied'
said warch and will leave it crith the Printer hereof,
or Lemuel Wood, a fcldisr in thecontinenttl ^0 %
Bril h&ve fix dollars reward.
AN away from thcfabfcriber a r^gromo, out'd
A. Ctefir upwards of fire fee 6 high, about 23 -r^^
o fr age, took with him, one brown coat, end b::.s,
ditto, one brown waifrcoat, three pair of fteckifr,
four ffims, two pair cf ffiacs, a pair of silver ftee
buckles, two pair cf leather breaches, two woohen
bhak^s, and one felt hat, also a Bible and Wane's
Psalms and Hyrans. Whoever wifi fee ?rs and return
said fervent to his Mailer, fhzll have SIX DOLLARS
reward, and all neceffny charges p^id, by
JAPHET CHAPIN.
^pri^fi^d, Z„il 16, 1777.
N. B. All officers in the army aad all other r@r.
font arc fcautioned not to encourage laid Caesars ab.
fin^e from hi* MriHr.
gTR 1 YED fr^mrihe hitfcriber nit Jue^Two
o*2 y^r old creaoras, one a lightish i^d fa;%
ma k'd w°4A ahalf p^nny the fcra tide of the ri,ht
ear, ri^othe; ^ pide heifer, of he fame rna;k. Who
ever has tak«n qp hid creatures, and wiil ferd roe
wurd fs th^t I say have tham apin, shall be hand
f^iuh iwrnxUd, and all nectary charge# paid, by
Jassi !Doolittle.
N<7 Hmf Anri' 114. 1777.
'[^E ic.fcrioc: hrs in hL naff ffirn, a reu wbue
S ixAR, mark'd wa^n fibth* upper fideef ;h
near &«, tw:y cer oid. Th c#sctb desired to prove
his property, pay c^Tft pad t^kc him &wa%
S u^L^n, Aprils, 1777. ^bnsrClap.
N. B. Said Swar ca^autrj h^fprngwith a heifer
which d^.7&< f^r^CT.
~_tc_„i : . -r. T _.^^^atmcc^ra^^ _—-_„___ t-OTcc^^tQQ
c rULEN ^uy from th^ rub" ur Capi. Jenas,
in Worcute, on the ereaing of the tenth ixflan-,
a dark sorrel L.a:% four years old, fourteen hands &
a ha:f h(h, trot? ard p~css handy, f^ white hsiv,
a white fyotu^n :he end of her l&efe tail, her mane
cut Ih^tiih, carries her h^d c^d tril wah, and a for
ward n £. Whoever will take up faidihi^f rad mere
and b in : y th^ra to the fuefcri^r, ffi&U receive TEN
DOLLARS r^watd and nec, ffary charges paid, by
T<anU% A,^ ! 11, 1777. Nathan Swan.
nj^ERThD trod Writhed, ihe 14th inst. c^foha
' Muray of Capt. Slayton's carapEny, ard Cel.
Shepn d's regimes, about tbiriy five er is- \% ,^a
of *ga, ds'k corn; kxioa, mvc^ pitted with the fmaH
pex, wcars^ tied wigg and cock'd h,t, or cc'cer^sy#
a white linnvn cap, had ca when be went cwt, agir,
furteut co^t, a v-rry gc^ Iky coloured ckcfh c^s; un
der, hat lived feme ^^ in %u bamicn : is 2^ Irith
man, K 1 ks very firait, i: a good t^yier by nade. r..
bout 5 frat 6 inches high, h^ form 1y ri r. „ffi_
hron, in Co^neßicut. Weever wip r^rr.'< r,d feld
defe^tar ^ dic urn him to the subs. si! er W^fifi^,
cr c^rfi^e him in any if the g^AU in (hi* S € tit e , Q
have 5 dohars reward, paid by Wm. Shepard, Col.
A„i' 21, i 77
____•=— TO&u ^ ^t- - ~^#=■ mcrttwtthw—.. _.wttat qmot- -✓-z—traQrawraaum
T°\EoBKTaSD frow nif company, is gd. Shepard's
" ..g.^nt, in th^crnrinentxl army, era G^o^a
Norton, a feldier, about twenty ysars of age, 5 fat
6 or 7 inches high, fard, hair, light core platen, giey
eyes, something pitud with tre fmril pox, f^ye he
wns bora in tanfylvania, very apt to get intoxicated
with hrong liquor, had ,n r.n old b!ua cont with buff
or white facings, other dends not kn^r, talks of
hri pen. Whoever will take up fa'd def.rter ^*d re
turn him P his regime, at Pvck Kill or to E%fi%%
Samuel Chapin, at W^ffr'd, i,. Of Stats of Maffa
chußtu Ba,, or confim him in any of the goth m the
thineea United S. ^ , and f^c word ^ Col. Step
ard, or th^ fubferioer, (hall h,vs lire duller* reward
and all uecsffkry chi ge* pcid, by
Job Alvard, Capt.
W^field, M*rch 30, !7CT_ ___
IN tn# Cra«tai'«t C^wra^h March 17th, 1777, ,^^,
Tailor was f* RAgetrw, unh.^ar - -r.dabufi^
as to edvertifo Deborah hit wife ns a dsfirm f re m
his bd«nd board, wh chis fa abufiy^ to tire u^fcuu
nan. Deborah as to oblisehsr to declare u the >uhlfc,
that lames Ta, ] or never did provide neither hd e
bourd for his wife or family, but wai for raeft part of
his time absent, but for ^hat p^pofe I c*aa^ ^.
he brought n^hirg home bin abutivs lftsf far
my comfort and the fu,portcfhit children ; ^ fi^
this unhappy war, he has been inlifrd rs a f!<ri w =
and w^nt to Caseda, frenu whence he d^ert^d, sud
his unusual return, on the account of the frafer the
year, he wet lufpc&d for a defirrer, v^ he refon I
would not fi^d him %ny longer bad or board, and am
now under the neceffityof applying to try friends for
necsffvy fubfitaae for myf^f ard child a.
Deborah Taylor,
East Windfer, AH'16.17,7 ______
immidi&ely, b, me printer.^ ^f,
yV as an apprentice to th- p kiting bufineft, a
healthy, good matur'd, active BOY, abcir 14 vs s o s
age ; one rather Boat ci his age wealr b^rn^ft a c .
ceptible, to E.Matson.