The Connecticut courant and Hartford weekly intelligencer — Hartford, Conn., 1777-04-28 00:00:00, page 4

ty^mfo INDIGO,
OF THE BEST KIND, TO ER SOLD,
^ MOSES SMIT H,
A* his houle, a few rods weft of the Great Bridge,
Hartford.
T OST in the night of ^ isilnfaki, shim wzch,
° China face, black silk chain, heaped seal, ne key,
eutfid, case mot mad#' for ths infida work, maker's
name Belch, Newbury Port. Whoever shall find
fail ^tch and will leave it with th# Printer hereof,
n Lemuel Wood, a soldier in the continental army,
jh , ^v, fix dollars reward.
:ANs ay firm th^feblcriber anegromaa, na^ed
JI Czf± upwards of five feet high, about 23 „ars
cf ago, took with him, on© brown coat, ent blue,
ditto, one brown waiftecoat, three pair of flockings,
four thins, two pair of shoes, a pair of fiiver fka©
buckles, two pair of leather breeches, two Woollen
blankets, and one felt hat, also a Bible and Watts's
Psalms and Hymns. Whoever will secure and return
Gid fervent to his Maßer, shall have SIX DOLLARS
reward, and all necessary charges paid, by
JAPHET CHAPIN.
^rbtfrid, April 16, 1777.
N. B. All oncers in the army aid all other per
fces are cautioned not to encourage said Csefars ab
fince from his Msfter.
O TR^l7Tß~f^m\he iuhfmbermft June, two
" one year old creatures, one a lightilh red finer,
mask'd with a half-penny the fare fide of the right
ear, the other a pide heifer, of the fame mark. Who
svtr han tak:n up said creatures, and will fend me
ward fa that I may have tham again, shall be hand
finely rewarded, and all necefiry <hrg<s pid, by
Jas^E Doolittle.
N—arHertford. April 14. 1777.
q^E fahfe ib* h^s in hn pofc&on, a ten white
SFEAR, mark'd with a flit the up ^r fide cf the
hear ear, two year aid. Ths owner is desired toprove
his property, pay che-ges, and take him away.
Sau^q^^, Aprils, 1777. Abnbr Clap.
N. B. Said Sitar earn kera left fpr ng with a heifer
which trid k^ farcer.
gTOLLIN ^ay frtm the hath# at &pt .J>nws,
in Whether, on the evening of the tenth infant,
& dark ferrel mare, fw y#r* old, fourteen hands &
& half high, trots a^d pacts handy, ferae white hair,
a white f^ upen uha end of her leefe tail, her mane
cut ihortilh, carries her head and tail well, and a fx
^ard njri. Whoever will take up said thief and mare
#ad bring the^a to the fubfaiker, shall receive TEN
DOLLARS reward and ^uffit, charges paid, by
T^rM^ Abril ji, 1777. Nathan Iwan.
^fai^, Jar 14U irit OR© John
' Murray of Capt. Slayton's c&m.„„, a%4 to.
Shepard's regiment, about thirty five or utrn years
of age, d&k complexion, muc^ pitted with the Imril
p:x, wearsa tied wigg and tock'd hM, or others,#
a white linnet cap, had on when Le went away a grey
fartcut cost, a very g*<w iky colju^ed cloath coat un
der, ha: lived some time in Sou faraton, is an Irilh
ma% walks ver, flrrit, i^ a goed taylor by trade, a
bout 5 f&et 6 inches high, he formerly lived At He
bron, in Conncaicut. Whoever will apprehend ; s d
doferter and re urn him to the fubferiber & Wefifi Id,
or costive him in any of die goals in tki* State, shall
have 5 debars reward,,aid by Wm. Shepard. Cjl.
fieri! 21, 1777.
T\E^nß L^D trem my c^g any, in &. Sherd's
" regiment, in <h% continental army, one George
Norton, a f^dier, about twenty years of age, 5 feet
6 or 7 inches high, fondy hair, light complexion, grey
eyes,' fo^e^ing pitted with the small pox, fays he
was born in Fraafylvania, very apt to get intoxicated
wiU Cor^ liquor, had an an old blue coat with buff
6r whits fa-rig,, other c'oaths sot knewn, talks of
fespm Whoever will take up fed defmer and re
turn him t& h:s regiment, at Pack Kill, or to Ensign
Safari Ch.c,i:i,'©t Weftfi? d, in 0# Stat# of Maffa
e of t:a Bay, 01 cerfiae him in any of the goals in the
thireee* United Suus a^d fed word to Cel. Skep
ard, or the f/bfcri ^r, shall have five dollars reward
and all nectary ch;cg4sp^id; by
Job Alvard, Capt.
Wellfield, March 30, 1777.
TN the Co^ai^t C^w^Ma^h 17th, 1777, Jme#
" Trivial '^ fi> u%ewcu^ uahamene audabui^e
as to idve%fe Qebornh hit wife at & dafcwr frem
his b.d and baud, wire* is fs abusive to the uaforiu-
R^ Debord as to&bligeher to declare to the public,
that |araes Taylor niver did provide neither bed or
baud ^ bid wrf& or family, but wait for meft part of
hi: tine a^fent, but for what purpose I cannot far ;
hi brought noth! g home but abusive language for
ray comfort and the fupya; < of his children ; and since
this unhappy wnr M has bs^n inlifted as a soldier,
aad went to Canada, from whence he deferred, and
his unusual ienm,&s the account of the feaf&n of (he
year, he was fufpafted for ad.f^r, was ths reason I
would not find him an, l%, r bed or board, and am
now under the nsceffitycf applying to my frier 4 . for
neceffaty fubfiftance for re ; ielf arid children.
Deborah TaYlo t.
Bast Wirdfsr, April 16, 1777.
,ASH given forCALVE's-PATES, at the
V Printing Office and Paper-Mill, Hart
^HE Officers and Soldier# of Cel. Hunting-ten’#
and CdL Duifc&e's Regiments, aft, without delay,
to repair to Norwich; Col. Willys's Rtfmint, and
Licutent Col. Meigs's Command, to Middletown ;
Col Samuel B. Webo's, §© Wetherfie'd ; Col. Doug
lafi's, Co!. Bradley's, and Cd. Chandler's, to Dan
bury ; and Col. Swift's to New. Milford, prepared
to March, where they will receive further Orders.
B, Order Brigadier General PARSONS.
David Humphry, Brig. Major.
April 15, 17,77.
Y^E m * fubferibers b%ug by rhe hen court ot pro
bate for the diftria of Hartford, appointed com
miflioaers to receive and examine th^ claims of the
creditors to the ehate of James White, jun. lata of
East w/iud for, decesfed, (represented infelvent) here
by give netice to said creditors that we Ihtll attend
said bufinafi, at the house of Cep,. Aaron Biffelljnn
holdsr in said Enft-Windfer, on the fourth tuefday cf
Ma, and firft taefday# of Jv+e and September next,
from one till fix o'clock P. M. and that they prefect
their,accounts well att« fled.
Jemms Harper, ] Coramif-
Joseph Allen,jo. J firnm.
April 16, 1777.
^LL perform &thivs ^m, ccra&nhs cn theattain of
Stephen Hickcox, late of Granville, deceafid,are
desired to bring in their Recounts as soon as may be to
the fubfariber in order for frtdement, and these in
debted so said estate are rfauefted to mske fpeeov pay
went, CT Ly^ia Mickcox, AdmixiJltajrix.
ALL priwfl^n;^ enr accornr.fi, wf^ the mate
— of John Gefl^a, late o' Glafirabury. dreeafee, arc
once mwe requeued to bringt^e famet^ ri : fubferibers
for ftttlem^nt ; all porfens indebted ft f d effete are
rqteft to make immediate payment. --We ihall at
teke said bufinafs at 0 rhoufr of the deceased, on the
left tuefdays in May, June, July and Augaft ;---no
accounts will be alleged ualefs properly attested, and
brought before the firft as September.
Joseph Churchill,? Admimif-
Mary Goslee, ) (raters.
6, 1777.
A LL pa fens having any demands' tae eu&erf EL
phaUt Buell, la<e %f Sharon deceefed, are defined
to bring in their lecouMs to the fubferibers in order
for fettieteent, and all thafe that are indebted to said
e£a^ either by bock er note are requeued to make ira
mediate paymentte Nath'l Buell, ? Aiminif-
Isaac Purdie, „ trators.
Sharon, March 22, 1777.
ALL pefima that have Monkus sn the e4*re of
Nathaniel Baefrl, late of Sharon, demefid, are
defied to brin£ in their accounts to the futfriber in
order fir fettiefn ,ft and wl) theri teat are indebted
to said estate ar# re nested to make immediate pay
ment to Isaac Pardie, A<mixifir^&r.
Sharan, Ma'c'i 22, 1777.
ALL fien-cummiu^TC a&cus end privates, I©^%,-
ing to Capt. Nm Let's Company @f the Con
grefi's own regimes, are hereby ordered immediately
to repair tuSi:fbuy, Conneaicut, in order that thsy
may b ; properly c^hed and acautred, ,nd ready
19 take th* fold on the ftwrteft notice. OAU re
cruiting officers of Aid cf m„ny, are defire^ ta make
return's of the number, names, age, and, fiz* of the
m<r th^v hive i/ri^d, re me. N. Lee, Cap;
X^Lld 1 ED ^a< m 2 the forcriber and tkew ab
foo^ded, 08$ J hn L!„^ had on blue regimental#
turned np with rec. he )$ abtut 3®,em of agf,s
f^ 10 i%:dm highlight complexion,has % whire'fihn
over Ms right „. Whoever t^kes up said drfm^r,
andreturns him te m, in Capt Je^miah Miller's
company, in Col. P^unfa's reg,m rat, ffi&ll receive
five dollars and all neceffa, clergy paid, by
Jonah Frisbiz, Capt.
. Laia&urcegh, March 2® 1777.
g rOLEN frtmllfih"Yewowi, us Hadley, a
quantity of Silver, 'n bullion, feme c<fh and fe
verai other articles ; t # MB thief is one John Morris, a
clock raaber, end i° well known in Hartford, Mid
dletewa and Norwich.-- Whoever will t^ke up f%id
thief, and fecarc him irfgoal and fend me wor(, fhail
have four dollars reward and neeeffary charges paid,
by Elijah Yeomans.
H^ey, April 10, 1777.
nasERTED ft mMown, the ziftof March,
Charles Wallaoe, cf Derby, 23 years cf age, 5
feet 6 inches high, clue eyes, dark hair and complexi
on; also Charies Byne, 21 years of age, 5 fest 7
inches high, blue eyes, dark hair, light complexion,
both of e^pt. Warner's company, Col.Wyllys's regi
ment, are fappofid to be go^e towards Belon. Who
ever trill apprehend said deserters, or either, and ra
turathem to the regiment, shall have five dollars re
ward and all nec^my charges paid, by
Robert Warner, Capt.
V^E the febferibm being )#g^:y appointed commis
sioners, to examine and adjust the claims of the
©editors to the estate of Josiah Hurihurt,late of New-
Hartford, deceased, (represented infehemt) hereby
give notice that we Ihsll attend said bufinfrs on the
left Wednesday cf April and the three firft Weda#f
days of May next, at one o'clock P. M. on each cf
said dayx, at the fioufe of Mr. John Gilbert, innholder
in New Hartfoid.
Theodore Gilbert, 1 Cornnff-
Elifhalet Richards, j fioaets.
April 14th, 1777.
TO BE SOLD; —
A G^d farm cf land, lying in Pimfi^d, about two
mites foa th^ meetings case, rhat belonged to
Capt. Doid Nobla, foifed, containing 170 acre,,
m h a to© two dory house, a cellar under the whole,
wi^ ago^d b ara and corn hcufe, a fine young or&
chetd, ind a few- mill, on the premifes;--. w ill be fJd
reatonably for pay down ; there is about 130 wo
undo ^mprmme^t. .Far further intelligence trqoira
of David Noble, son »e Capt. David Noble, dec^d
living on the prouifes.
N. B. If any perfan only warted 50 acr;s, wih
the buildings & orchard, it may v purchased ftper ate
fiom the rest, which will be advantageous for a trader
er tr^cfh^A to keep a public house as lies on a
road much travelled.
Pittsfield, March 17.. 1777.
Just c 0& to baud, for tbt braefrt oftbe pubhe^tbi btabj,
fab) and lußak),)
AND TO BE SOL D,
By E. FENN O,
At the GAdra Ball, in Middletown,
A Parcel or WINES, Rd-hrt. L&^, Tariff,
F each aad S,asifh F,a:l, awd fw-et Wi^gs;
choice gs^d Mufeovado Sugar, Alfpice, Pq pn, ^c.
N B. I? srey honest Farmer, wunts any of
bove Articles, they will krve thtrcfelves a r: c the Pub
hek, by bringing fem# f^fh Meat and Gfain, ira
e r a«r tc accemuda'# the Pub?:,,.
©TEEL maue im ,h< G^rau ^ar, uhT^—};#
u place, by the fubfcrfo, who has procured work.
^'^ ■■,**•■„• bafinifi, a.d warren: &
SEEL to be good for edge re ft, ftf &, -if it don't
p'°r f°' th ° p,• ch&fer fr *y retain die STEEL, and
ho shall have his merey again,
r . J acgb OGDEN.
1 * 'OSTEEL I warrant is lumped with
letters J 0
^£*L°°''' A^rii 14 1777.
Jt
NATHANIEL PATTEN,
under the Printing &ffi c# , Hartford.
Choice ft peeper ^ indigo At
laid ft-.p may be hrd the Ne* England Prim
re% ths trial of Abraham ia four caut*s trar flmd
from the German, a few of Watt's pfxw, and hymns,
&c. '#* A good allowance to th^fe who buy to fell
a^ato.
Forge at Colebrook April son, 1777.
^yAN TED a quantity of woad cut ^t this place,
immediately, fer which two {tilings &^d fix
peace per card, will be paid, either in c Th or bar iroa
as to ^ the wood it cat, by Jacob Ogden.
Util Theft that incline tn come are decree to b
U[«mdblankett. 5
Will cov&oiri fofen, & Tflha
;YOUNG WILDEAR,
AT the fable as Deacon Brown, in Sanai.firid.
eight dollars the feafen ; this horfa is fix years
eld, rising 15 hands high, of a bright bay cotear, ri
ven eights ©f the English breed, got by the famous eld
Wildear, whafe fame is s o univarfally known, that it
wants no recommendation,thi& horse far be&aty,flfogth
and courage, none exceeds him on the coptine,a.
IltH Good paftaring for m^res, for any gentlemen
hat live remote, and they may depend that great care
shall be taken that their mam may answer their ax
p#aation%, by ^ Jeremiah Whitmore.
Sandisfield April 12, 1777# 1
ANTED immediately, by u e~prisur h^^f,
as an apprentice to the pri^ag Dufinsfs,^
healthy, good Matur'd, naive BOY, about 14 yea-sef
age ; one rather flout cf his age would be nwft ac
crptible. to _ R - w atsow.
ISH. or WOULi CARDS give» f.>r g'&u fheep
ikiat well tanned and cur ied, by Ebenezer
Loomis, in Norwich, card maker.
Inoculation for the Small-Pox.
DANIEL BUCK, cf Kiag's-Diftri&, ,in th# con 4
of Albany hereby i^fo; in, th* public, that h$ h^
set up the i^ocularior for the fn all pex i^ h^ ©^
heuf,,ia said difiria, and h^ carried it ^ for th 4
feme time with thggreateft heceri.--. Any ?eHtkac.|
or ladies being a mind tv repair to hi, henfe s o taka
the iafe&iem may depend upon having th* bsft c^e
taken of them, and be bearded ^d the preparations
be found them for three dollars enty.
*lb # Ssid inoculation ir espied on without merevri
al medicines. Apri 14, 1777.
TTbpriroTD,'
A F ,» of laud, in the town of Pownall, in the s^
of New Con^aicut, but 3 miles frora Bean%^
ton meetingshoufe, containing 180 acres, about 30 <f
which are cleared and fuitab/e for mowing, pICT^
or peftaring, to Which a good title will be given, b,
o# „Robert Branthwait.
& Any person inclining to purclefe the ab®vg
la„ may enquire of Mz. Berber, living ©a said
Hartford, April 2\ 1777.
T O S-oTTd-
A Small farm in Montague, three quartos efa
q i: * fom the meeting house, very proper for ^
tradriton ur trader, cent, ini ^ xbout 12 hern cf
land. Enquire of the fubferiber on the pretrifr.
n L Piter Bishop.
B Afwap may made fit place of ids land
in an old tewn, er mere in a new.
A'^ 21, 1777.