The Connecticut courant and Hartford weekly intelligencer — Hartford, Conn., 1777-02-17 00:00:00, page 4

A Rew WAR SON&.
By Sir PETER PARKER.
%^ " Well met Brother Tar."
Mr Lords, with,our Laue,
An account I will give,
That rifovrs to hi 'written is metre';
For the Rebels and I
Have been pretty nigh,
Faith alm?ft too ^%h,f,r Sir Peter.
With Much Isbrar and toil,
U^a SAliwa^'s Isis,
X came, sere, at Faftfor Ptfol ;
But the Ya^bta (add rat 'em,
I could %o<„t at 'em,
Mtf terrible m^ui'd my poor Briflal/
Bold Cheron b, land
Did quietly find,
While 1 made a thundering clatter ;
Put the channel was deep ,
So be oil, could peep.
And not venture peer the -water;
De'l take 'em theirfat
Came fjwif and io hot,
fydtb^cs^ h vO floodfsfiff Sire,
That I^r^pabout
And war :adogot out
Or they would nt bav left me afff, Sire.
Now bosd a u Turk,
Ipored to New Yd,
>Where w: b Clinton aud Howe you may find me ;
I've dot wi^d in my tail,
Aid cm boiling ^ foil,
To I:an iullivan'e ijiand behind me.
But my Lira's do nowfar.
Before the nwyiar,
( Altbe' a snail Ifand could fret us)
The Continent whole
We Jhal take b, ray foul ----- &
If the c^dl rabies will kt us.
'TWO DOLLARS KEWARD.'
LOST, on the 25th of January, cm the road be
twfen Mr. Ezkial Humphry's tavern in Simf
bury, add Mr. John Gilberts in New Hartford, a
£lver WATCH, ;ri,h a China F^ce and Heel chain.
Whoever wiHleavr Aid watch at richer of the above
places, or at Mr. Watson's in Hertford, (hall be en
titled to the above reward, bw
BETHUEL PHELPS.
Hebron, Fe\i, 177,.
,us PubhJbeu, find to be join, WboiejaM ana Retail, at
the Printing Office in Hartford,
&AA ° 9 /%
CONNECTICUT
ALMANAC K,
For the Yeariyyy.
MOSES S MIT H,
At hit hottie ^ftf rode Writ if the Great-Bridge,
HARTFOR D,
Choice good indigo, ^ th^ fizgig pound or
smaller qwlatiy t 0.6, 1777.*
Loft on the evening of the 27th
jnft. atM' : #t'i'^ «uinL xfi d, a black lea
ther POCKE' B^OKsiih afftrap, cataimißg near
30 dollars m cash, mung ^hich are 3 Boston rotes of
hand zof tea dourn ind owe of fix, with small ac
counts.- Whoever than finl the above bock, and will
leav^ it ^ith th? Printer in Hartford,with its contents,
Shall have five dolbn reward.
Jl^U^. 24.
THESE ar* ® ^tin <0 perlons that sieve any ci~
mends upon the etlate rs :he Rev. Edward Eells,
late of Middletown deceas'd to bring in 'he fa^e in
order for fiWement; ind those indebted are desired
to makepayment to
Edward Bills,)
James Eells. L Executors.
Samuel Eells )
N. B^Accoents will be received by C?pt. Edward
Belli, Middletown, Rev. James Eelb, E ft G.aften
bu^, and ths Rev. Samuel Eans of Bradford.
(0 A„ person that hwh any books belonging to
ths ti>ra # r of the late Rev. Edward Eril*, deceas'd,
^r* defir^d to return th* fame.
Strayed or stolen from the stable
of M..s Jofsph D-rirht, Innholder in Willitmfburgh,
c\ 61% nsght ofthe 17th i?&e large black HORSE,
&iu; 8 Years old, 15 han's high, paces and tr ts, has
^ Urfr do ring main end tail, and was well freff d all
found. Whoever (hell up faidhofe and thief, if 9 0 .
1,0, ^d reru n them to frid Dwight, or the f^hferiber
it PhrsOrid fh* ? ihsveTEN DOLL ARStewsrd, ard
FIVE DOLLARS for she horse, and ^] n^ffvy
ch^„3 ,*0 bv Israel Dickinson.
Jacuvv 18 1777.
, ff^HEfHfcihr beiog ohlgod lo go on bufarfs to Phi
^ ladslobia, begs that all tobo have g demands 0*
bin to bri% ixtl° )ame within tea dare-.- He basso
for at bis Dtfih House in Chatham, a qufyitity of GIN,
at good as a B , ^4 /f i a tbis country ; but carnet fell a bar
rel at s^re, but tret, by the ga'lon to tbofi w"ofar.din need
Ctt . rework! being partly fcp'd by the rflution of the
frmorabb afrnbl, of this fate.
G. ERKELENS.
Ch^% February 1, 1777.
△ LL perlons kfriag any desmas OR & effete of
'Jefiah Biffril, Esq; lata of Wi^dfor deceased, are
desire to bring in their accounts to the fubferibera in
order for feitlement, and those indebted to find effete
are requested tn m#k, feed, payment, to
RUTH and ELIJAH BISSELL, Executors.
Windfir, February 6, 1777.
A" perlons that have any ^emandfeoa the estate of
Caleb Culver, formerly of Lenox, but late of
Wallingford, deceas'd, are dsfired to bring in their
accounts to the febferiber a? the house of Caleb Culver
at Lenox, for settlement, A^d those indebted are
defined to make f,e#dy payment, to
EL r AktM CULVER, Executor.
Lenox, Febrn&r? 1, 1777.
^LL perfm# ^upg &,y denrn.da or the estate of
Benjamin Harrington, late of Staff rd, deceas'd,
9?a defied to bring them for fattlement; and those
indebted to mrk? f,e«dy pymimt, to
Jonathan Whitaker, jun.) .
Zephaniah A CT r. j A^f^rs.
February 6 1777.'
ftci ii i^.rei Pratfall —ttuftgtitom _rt ttiinmwmitf OTtmtwtetpraßQa w _r wi—ina
PUBLIC notice is .%%„ given to all thole persons
indebted by bond, n kor note, to the estate of
Col. Joel Clark, late nf F^r^ington deceas'd to fettle
the fame immediately : A^d such as have demode on
said eflat? in either cf : t ways above expriffad, are
requeued to apply to ^ Jr subscribers for payment.
Robert hazard,2
LOIS CLARK, | Aamin&ators.
Farmington, Frb #? 3, 1777.
THE fubicriber h^#P # informs his kind customers
and friends, thavh: rircumflances being so altered
of lataa mAerit u^ • r, for him to remove out t f
this town and flat# inf. Farmington, in the date of
of C^eaecut; theres .;requefts all those indebted
to him by book reMetr bond, to f<r& the fame im
mediately : Afo, tho^ who have any demands on
him to make speedy ar%ication for heir pay?
ROBERT HAZARD.
Wrftfisld, F^hruar* , '777
°—^Ethe subscribers b^g appointed by the how.
court of probate fur the diftri& of Stafford, com
miffidnin tqexamin^h claims of the creditors to the
eftae of Stephen Squi r late of Willington deceas'd,
reptefeated infolver,i hereby give notice that we fh&ll
attend ou tnai bufi^i at th< dwelling house of Abel
Holmes, innh Ider ?n said Willington, cn the second
t^efdays of F brea?, M^rch, April, May and June
next, at one o'clock rfier^oon on each of said days.
tbaz'r Cujhman, )
Benjamin Sibley,jux. Cemmiffioneft.
N. B Au^ ~^as mud be property artefod t
not allo I'd. February 6, 1777.
F'OUnD in ths w00d. 6 iome u^e ir<% ^n iron pot
and an ax. The owner may have them by ap
piyißg to SAMUEL WOODRUFF, of Farmington,
and paying ch%?s. Fb^ry 5, 1777.
DEbER 1 ED from Capt? Afaph Hail's company
is Col. Cook's regiment, Richard Dale, and
Bryan Hamblin ; Said Daletea tall slim fellow, and
Hamblin is of middling size. * Whoever shall take up
erd return to their regiment both er either of the a
b^vc deserters, fhsll hav^ Five Dollars reward for each,
and all charges paid, by
DANIEL KINGSBURY, Ensign.
Hartland, January go 1777
—JE ihr fubfiribers being appointed by the honora
bkjudge of probate for the diftrift of Simsbury,
commissioners to examine and adjust the claims of the
creditors to th* estate of Capt. J feph Rockwell, late
of Colebrook deceas'd, represented insolvent; do
hereby give notice that we foil attend cn said bufi
nes at thedwelling house of Wid. Anne Rockwell in
said Colebrook, on the left tuefdays of Match and
April next. 0 No accounts will be allowed un
-I<G pre perl, aualud.
DAVID CRISSE,
DAVID PINNEY.f Cemmiffionen
Co?»bronfc, FriruTr? § 1777-
State or '" HampJbire,
THE creditors to the estate of If-ael Cur ifs, late of
Hanover, Elq; d*c<ss'd, repr^fented insolvent,
a r e hereby notified that th^ fabferibers appointed by
the honorable Israel Morey, Esq; judge of the probata
of Trills, &c. for he county of Grafton, to receive
and examine their claims; (fix months being allowed
for that putpofe) will attend that bafinsT at the dwel
li%houfe ;f Israel Morey, Esq; in O ford, on the
third tukfHy in the next five following months, from
three to fix b'clock in the aft rnoon.
Ebenezer Baldwin,
DAVENPORT P H 4 LPs .f CramiffiCTffi
Orford, November 22, 1776.
N B. No accounts will be allowed uniefs properly
ntt’fted
T IE lubT^ber# b#ing appointed cummiffioLtrs to
fetJe and adjust the c aims of the creditors to the
estate of Jonathan Pinney, late of Windsor deceas'd,
reprafented insolvent. -hereby give notice that we
shall attend on the bufieefs of our appointment, at the
hoxfe es James Phelps, pa the left Fridays in Febru
ary and Match, and the firft tuefday in April itext, at
3 o'clock afternoon on each of said days.
Phineas Wilson, j
Isaac Pinney, jun.f Co ^s^re.
Windsor, February 7, 17^7.
gASHgi^en fer clean cotton and linnen RfI.GS
at the Printing-Office, Hartford.
^TR.AV dnera the fabferiber rente time the hit,
part of last summer, a two ,ea?s old flabion Colt,
of a bright sorrel colour, a final! stri p down his face'
pot large of his age, was branded on his butrock H
with a crofa th^left fide the letter, paces and trots
not dock d. Whoever will return said Colt to th,
owner, or inform him % hera he is, fh.ll have two dol
lars reward, and necessary charge# paid, by
4 DANIEL HOSMER.
——— B > 1777
fo^LL refo having any ctowiT^tiTTfa^
Nathaniel Riley, la te of Middletown deceas'd,
are hereby desired to bring in their accounts far fet
tiement: -And all those indebted to said estate arc
requ^fled to make speedy payment, to
~ JULIUS RILEY, Administrator.
_..—_™^^^ Fsb. 8, i 77 7.
tyE the fubicnber,
,on the estate of Jose p h Pamoate of Hartford de
cfas d, rendered infolyent, have heretofore advertised
the creditor, to said eflat.m bring in their accounts,
but negl?&img w? do hereby give farther notice to
tad creditors that we will attend to adjust the claims
yet remaining unfitted, on Wedriefday the i o th of
^"^2"^'" a ! ^ Wiili ^ Walworth's i n
EHertford, and it is not to be expected that
will receive any accounts *fi< r said i 9 th day.
Jonathan Wells,
Thomas Wadjwortb. CoffimifEoiem
Davia Hills. l
February 8, 1 777. J
S'
, of Allin Whiting, in Weft-Hartfo^d, about 16 dol
lars in paperbag; QiAkfod andjack knife AIfo„
stolen from John Pitterfin, about 8 yards of cambist.-.
7' , ! "°" "1^" s h ^ 10 inches high, ffibrt
black hair, pitted with the final] pcx Had cn 2
brown coat, turned up so green, a brewn
white woolen &,&„ ntt'd on the legs. Whoeve;
will take up fad thief tad figure him so th>t he may
be brought to juflice, fhril have Five Dollars reward,
and necettkry charges prid, b)
c?^ L MUNRO JOHN PATTERSON.
ht^ckhridpt, Febreny 7, 177,.
Bait Twneriff# W J N E= '
By the Pipe, Barrel, 0, single Gallon,
_ To BE Sold
EBENEZER BERNARDfe.
CT Nixt Dor to C^pt. Samuel Olcott's Hartford.
By ih: Hu^drrd o, leG Quantity,
To BE Sold,
By MOSES SEYMOUR,
^ AKEN up by th& luolcuber ab utihe gtr^Dfc.
cemb:r last, a r^d and white Stear, marked with
* c rr, h& ^^. >^d two halfpenny cuts or flit
and a half peariycut theuppe&etfths off ear. The
owner is desired to take him away, and pay charges
o AARON DEWEY.'
W,Afield, February ^, 1777.
M 0 N £ Yr "
T"E Captains, and theft fabaltera officers whof#
C/ptaas are notin this fare, belonging to Col.
, Battalion, are defined to apply t o the
fibfcriber in New-Milford, where they may receive
the money to pay the bounty given by the honorable
Continental C&ngiefi.
N JOSIAH STARR.
Milford, February §, 1777.
L" S "'"'a'
n £ ^'" day ! h 5 z ' h 'fj^^y. a prirof SADDLE
BAGS, containing one waite Shirt, one pair Shoes
one Pocket Handkerchief, on* white Cap, and two
d °.f. Spedicta. Whoever has found the fine and
",, x ,g/ h , to the Printer hereof, or to J ameß
Flint 0: Windham, Ihall be haedfomely rewarded for
their otictq. February io 1777.
ALL p^ioni having Q ^,^^;^„—f
.' Daniel Stow, late of Middletown deceas'd,
defied to bring in the fame i m order for fittlemeht :---
And all indebted to said estate are rtquefted. to make
immediate payment, to
DAVID STOW,)
PETER STOW. < Ad-miniftratm.
Middletown, February -, 1777.
ALL perlons having any d^meuu^ on the of
Jonathan Stowel, late cf Weftmorclagd' de
c^s'd, are desired to exhibit the fame for fe element---
And all indebted ai^d^red to make immedirie o#y~
mem to JOAN STAPLED Admirifr/
T"? R^i^a a>a Sauce Money du* to @ ^ eCoZ
Gay'ißegiment isnt^ in the Hands of th, Sub
scriber, who is ready to pay the fame : He will at
tend upon the business at the house of Landlord Lewis
at Farmington, till the uhole is fettled.
ELIJAH LEWIS, Quarter M.^i
TO be fold at public Kn^fonXhft
February inst. at Mr. Moses Butler's tawn, in
Hertford, at three o'clock as era one, to the Aigheft
bidder, the house o r fto:e near the Gr«et Briefer, late
owned by Andrew Thomson ; also a lot of ^nd in
the south meadow, behind Mr. Jonathan Bi,elew's,
of about fifteen acres ; also a lot of paflure lard cn
the road to Wethersfield, nearly 'eppe site fail Bige
low's, of about 12 acres ; any person inclining to
purcha^ any of rhe above parcels cf land Wore the
day of sale, may know the terms by applying to Col.
Thomas Seymour. ' 6
PETER R, LIVINGSTON.
Janury 31, '777-.