The Connecticut courant — Hartford, Conn., 1774-02-08 00:00:00, page 4

Jatnes Tiley,
GOLDSMITH and JEWELLER,
AT his Shop just below Smith and Coit'i
Store io King Street Hartford, makes
and has for Sale a variety of Articles in the
Caoldfmith’s and Jeweller’s Way, as cheap as
any Person in this Colony. 72
Stray’d from the sub-
Hartford LOTTERT,
For raifiog thsfum of 7 hreeHundredPounds,
to be laid out in fecuriog the Bank of the Rirer
at the Landing Place io Hartford agreeable to
an Aft of the General AlLmbiy io May Hft,
wherein Messieurs Jbn Chenevard, Solomon
Smith and Jofepb Church jun. arc appointed
Manageri, and wiU be according'y (worn to tha
faithful difeharge of their Trnft.
SCHEME.
Said Lottery conli'ds of 3000 Tickets at Fifteen
Shillings each, of which 1004 are prizes of the
fallowing Value, viz.
Number of Prizes. Dollars Total.
s Prize of 600 is /. i3o
I Do. of 400 is 120
a Do. of 200 is 120
4 Do. of 100 is 12©
6 Do. of jo is 90
io Do. of 20 is 60
20 Do. of 10 is 60
40 Do. of 6 is 72
920 Do. of 4 is 1104
Firfl Drawn, 40 is 12
Last Drawn, 40 is 12
1004 Prizes, £. 1950
1996 Blanks,
3000 Tickets, at jjs. each, is £. 2250
1950
To be paid in Prizes.
Remains, £. 300
The Sum to be raised.
Proper Notice wiil be given of the Time and
Place of drawing —A Lift of the Prizes will be
published io Hartford, New Haven and New-
London News-Papers, and the Bent At Tickets
paid aS upon Demand, if demanded within
twelve months after the drawing is fioifhed
if net, they will be deemed as generously given
for the purpose of fecuriog said Bank.—Gold,
Silver or Connefticut Bills will be taken for
Tickets, and Prizes paid off io like Manner.
As the Scheme is favourable for the adven
turers, there being not two Blanks to a Prize,
and the Prizes fu jrft to 00 Deduftion, it is
expefted that the Lottery will be drawn by ths
middle of April next.
Tickets to be had of the Managers in Hart
ford.
Hartford, Ofiober 12, 1773.
TO be fold by JOHN BULL of Canaan in
Litcbfala County, one Lot of Land esn
iainirg 80 acres' lying in Sandirfield, 30 acres
under improvement. one hundred apple trees, a
fmatt dwelling houte, three room on a floor, to
which agooa titie wih be given and /hart cre
dii. February 1, 1774.
ALL Persons indebted to the fubferiber by
B dk, Note or o.herwife, arc desired to
fettle the fame immediately, to prevent trouble
and cost. Daniel W hitmore.
Middletown, January 26, 1773
Ames’s Almanack
For 1774, to be fold at the Printing-
Office.
fcribcr ot Windsor some time last summer, a
dark briodfe pide HEIFER, two years old part,
a argc (Ur in her forehead, some white on the
left (boulder Hank and belly, with white feet
and ail Whoever will return said Heifer to
the owner or fend word where (he is (hall be
hadfomely rewarded, by Jonah Gillet, juu.
Wind for, Jan. 31, 1774.
David Shaw,
WHEEL-WRIGHT.
HEREBY informs the Public, that he carries
on the Business of making Foot Wheels,
bauta half Mile North of Capt.Jobn EHfworth’s
in East- Windsor. He makes the NewCafllc
Wheels as well as the other, and mends and
repairs all forts of laid Wheels at his Shop.—
Any Gentlemen and Ladies who pkafc to fa
vour him with their Cuflom, may depend upon
having their Work done with Care fed Dif
> patch by their Humble Servant,
plication his beeo made to the fubferiber by
way of Comp’aint, that the physic commonly
known by the name of HULL's. peculiar in the
cholic, and disorders of hat kind has been
Co confined ; and more elpeciahv ficce appli
cation of this kind has been made by a number
of Gentlemen on Couocftieut river, and from
the towns adjoining : This may give Notice
to the public, that Dost. Aaron Horsford, has
lately removed into Wethersfield Rocky Hill
where gentlemen may be furnifhed with me
dicine and attendance in all dilordera of the
above kinds. And as the said Dost. Horsford
was carefully educated uncer my ‘nrpeftion. and
been fully taught both with regard to the com
pofitioa and application of said physic, and ha
ving some peculiar connection with my family,
the public may depend on being as well and
faithfully fcryed as by
David Shaw.
East-Windsor, January 10,1774.
Printed by Eben. Watson.
Best ANCHORS,
Made of Sterling Iron to be Sold by
William Hawxhurff
in NEW-YORK.
WHEREAS some have supposed that the
Sterling made Anchors which used to
ay along fide of the Bridge at Burling-Slip are
fold this may inform the public, that the
Curporation having order’d them to be remov'd
from that place they arc now lodg’d in
a yard between said Slip and Byvank’s (tore on
the Dock, where any size or quantity may be
had, for 61 New York currency per lb.
Likewise the bed ftcrling refin’d iron, warranted
good, for £. 23 per ton Scythe ditto for
£ -34 and £ 36» according as it is drawn —-
and Keene’s best Bloomcry iron for £25 per
ton, and cut ditto for £2B Also pig iron
of the fterliog new mine, cast in cinder, war
ranted good, for/,i 1 per ten.
N B. Beef, pork, cheese, pickled cod fiifh,
mackrel,liver oil, and New England tobacco
will be taken in exchange.
CtT" Good encouragement will be given to a
person well qualified to maoufafture Heel from
pig iron in the German way. Enquire of
WILLIAM H Alt XHUR ST.
Ncw-Ybrk, July 14. 1773.
All persons having any
unsettled accounts with the eftatc of Matthew
Cadwell late of Wintonbury, deceased, are de
sired to fettle the fame immediately with the
fubferibers.
TAKEN up by the fubferiber the 30th of
January last, a black Horfc, about $
years old. blaze in his face, left eye wall, a
bout 14 hands high, his hind feet white, natural
pacer, do brand (had all round, low in fk(h.
The owner is desired to prove his property, pay
charges and take him aw*y.
Jonathan Palmer.
Wintonbury (Windsor) February 5 1774.
Elizabeth Cadwell, Executrix.
Matthew Cadwell, Executor. |
Wintonbury, Feb. 7, 1774.
Whereas repeated ap-
Wallingford, Feb. 1, 1774-
Their Humb’e Servant,
ISAAC HALL.
4DPER<IISEMEN<T,
To be printed by SUBSCRIPTION,
Observations on a pampiet entitled
The Right of the Governor and Company
oj tie Colony of Connefticut to claim Lands with,
in the Li ntt> 0] their Charter, lying Weft of the
Province of New York stated and considered ia
a Letter to J. H. Ef^uire ; with critical Notes
and cro'chicat Remarks, dedicated to the Suf
quehanra! C >mpany : to which will be annex’d
some modest Observations on the Proprietors of
the Sufqucha'nnah Purchase whe are Members of
the General Assembly. siting and voting in Mat
ters in whish they are immediately concern’d ;
Iu coofequence of which a Vote has been ob
tain’d to fend certain Queries to Old England,
to the great Lawyers there, and aif# Plenipo
tentiaries to Philadelphia to treat with Governor
Penn relative to those Matters, all at the Coi
and Charge of this Colony Price NINE
PENCE to Subscribers, with great Allowance to
those who purchase Numbers to give away, and
also to Hawkers and Pedlars, very oecefiary to
be read in all Families that pay Taxes in this
Calony. Thole who intend to become Subscri
bers must engage soon, as this Work is in great
ferwardnefs—The Author proposes the fame
(hall be deliver’d to the Subscribers before the
First of April next.
SUBSCRIPTIONS are taken in by the Printer
hereof, and all the other Printers io this Colony
— Those who get the greatest Number of Sub
feribers dull print the fame.
GASH given for clean Cotton and
Linnen Rags, at the Printing-
Office in Hartford.
VX/ HEREAS application has beta
* me the fubferiber hereof by more tbea a
sixteenth part of the owners of the Tcwclhips
of Smithfield and Fairfield which are fituitcd
near Lake Champlain and was granted under
the great sea! of the Province of New Hamp
(hirc, to warn a meeting of the Proprietors for
each townihip io order to furvey' and lay out
the fame, and also to grant a rate to defray
charges &c -These are therefore to notify
the proprietors of Smithfield, to meet on Wed
nesday the 23d day of February next at 12
o’clock at the dwelling house of Capt. Gaylord
Hubbcl innholder in New Fairfield for the pur
pofc aforcfaid,and the, proprietors of said town-
Slip ofFairfield are also hereby notifyed to meet
on Wednesday the fixteeothday ofJcid Februa
ry, at two o’clock in the afternoon at the dwell
ing honfe of Mr. Gerlhom Bradly, innholder is
Fairfield, to fee if they will agree on the pdr
pofes aforementioned.
THOMAS TOBER, Juftipe of Peace.
January i^th, 1774.
Cotton Murray
f A r L O R,
BEGS leave to inform his cuftomcrs io pit
ticular, and the public in general, That he
has lately removed from the (hop near Mr.
Charles Caldwell’s to one a few rods north of
the court house io Hartford, lately occupied by
Meffi’rs CoDverfe & Stone, where he continues
the Taylor’s business iu all its branches, sod
will warrant his work to be as well done as any
io this town, and on as rcaonable terms as any
in the colony. He returns his grateful ac
knowledgements to all who have favoured him
with their custom, and reqocfts a continuance
of their favours. He a’fo requests all whohave
accounts unsettled with him to fettle the fame
with all convenient (peed, as he wants a fettlcz
went of his books up to a particular time,
when a confidcr.bic alteration will be made in
his business which will be to the advantage of
his cuftomcrs, as well as that of their humble
fervanc
Cotton Murray.
N B. He likewise carries on Leather Brrcqhes
making in all its branches, has a qaanti yof
Leather of the best kind, and has employed a
Workman iu that business who ferv’d his time
in Europe.
Hartjord, January ißth 1774.