The Connecticut courant — Hartford, Conn., 1774-02-15 00:00:00, page 4

advert I SEMEN f,
Tobe printed by SUBSCRIPTION,
OBSERVATIONS on a Pamplet entitled
The Right of the Governor and Company
of tie Colony of Connecticut to claim Lands with
in tbi Limits of their Charter. hing Weft of the
Province of New York, Rated and conjider ed in
a Letter to J, H Esquire ; with critical Notes
and crotchical Remarks, dedicated to the Suf
quehanoah QimpSny : to which wili Use annex’d
lome modefl Observations on the Proprietors of
the Sufquchannah Purchase who arc Members of
the General Assembly. firing snd voting in Mat
ters in which they are immediately coocern’d ;
I* confequeoce of which a Vote has been ob
tain’d to fend certain Queries to Old England,
to the great Lawyers there, and also Plenipo
tentiaries to Philadelphia to treat with Governor
Peon relative to those Matters, all at the Cofl
and Charge of this Colony.' Price NINE
PENCE to Sobfcribers, with great Allowance to
those who purchase Numbers to give away, and
also to Hawkers and Pedlars, very neccffary to
be read in all Families that pay Taxes in this
Colony. Those who intend to become Subscri
bers muff engage soon, as this Work is in great
forwardnefs—The Author proposes the fame
shall be deliver’d to the Sabfcribcrs before the
Eirfi of April next.
in NEW-YORK.
WHEREAS feme have supposed that the
Sterling made Anchors which used to
ay along fide of the Bridge at Bus-ling*Slip are
fold this may inform the public, that the
Corporation having order’d them to be remov’d
from that place— they are now lodg’d in
a yard between said Slip and Byvank’s florc on
the Dock, where any size or quantity way be
had, for 6d. New York currency per lb.——
Likewise the belt Reeling refin’d iron, warranted
good, for £. 23 per ten Scythe ditto for
£.34 and £ 36, according at it is drawn*
and Keene’s belt Bloomcry iron fcr £ 25 per
ton, and cut ditto for £ 28 Allo pig iron
of the Rerling new mine, cafl in cinder, war
ranted good, for £.l l per ten.
N.B. Beef, pork, cheese, pickled cod fiife,
rhackrcl,liver oil, and New-England tobacco
will be taken in exchange.
CEj" Good encouragement will be given to a
perfan well qualified to marmfadture fleel from
pig iron in the German way Enquire of
WILLIAM HAWXHURST.
New-York, July 14, 1773.
All persons having any
unfettlcd accounts with the estate of Matthew
Cadwelt latte of Wintonbury, dcceafcd, arc de
filed to fettle the fame immediately with the
fubferibers.
Elizabeth Cadwell, Executrix.
Matthew Cadwell, Executor.J
Wintonbury, Feb. 7, 1774<
TAKEN up by the fubferiber the 301 b of
January last, a black Horse, about 5
years old, blaze in his face, left eye wall, a
bout 14 hands high, bis hind feet white, natural
pacer, no brand, shod all round, low in fl.fh,
The owner is desired to prove his property, pay
charges and take him awsy.
Jonathan Palmer,
Wintonbury, {Windfor} February 5, 1774.
Whereas repeated ap
plication has been made to the fubferiber by
way of Complaint, that the physic commonly
known by the name of HULL's, peculiar in the
cholic, and difotdets of that kind, has been
Co confined ; and mesa especially fioce appli
cation of this kind has been made by a number
of Gentlemen on Conrefticut riser, and from
the towns adjoining : This may give Notice
to the public, that Dod. Aaron Horsford, has
lately removed into Wethersfield Rocky Hill
where gentlemen may be ^rnifhed with me
dicine and attendance in all difurders of the
above kinds. And as the said Deft. Horsford
was carefully educated under my infpeftioo, and
been fully taught both with regard to thccom
pofitioa and application of said physic, and ha
ving feme peculiar conneftion with my family,
the public may depend on being as well and
faithfully served as by
Their Humb'c Servant,
ISAAC HALL.
Wallingford, Feb. 1, 1774
Stray’d from the sub
scriber of Windsor fame time last summer, a
dark bricdle pide HEIFER, two years old pad,
a large flat in her forehead, some white on the
left shoulder, flank and belly, with white feet
and tail. Whoever will return said Hcifisr to
the owner or feud word where flic is shall be
hadfomely rewarded, by Jonah Gillet, jun.
Windsor, Jan. 31, 1774-
SUBSCRIPTIONS are taken in by the Printer
hereof, and all the other Printers in this Colony
— Those who get the greatest Number of Sub
scribers (hall print the fame.
Made of Sterling Iron to be Sold by
William Hawxhurfl,
Belt ANCHORS,
HARTFORD.-
Printed by Eben, Watfoi,
David Shaw,
WHEEL-WRIGHT.
HEREBY informs the Public, that he carries
on the Business of making Foot Wheels,
bouta half Mile North of Capt. John Ellsworth’s
in Eafl-Windier. He makes the New CaH’a
Wheels as well as the other, and mends and
repairs all forts of said Wheels at his Shop.—
Any Gentlemen and Ladies who please to fa*
vour him with their Cnfiom, may depend upon
having their Work done with Gare and Dis
patch by their Humble Servant,
David Shaw.
East Windsor, January 10, 1774.
Buck-Skin Breeches.
Bell Philadelphia B REECHES, to be fold by
Stephen Auftin*
South of the Court Houle.
Also, a JargtQuaotity of Oyl & common drefs’d
Deer Skins, Purple and Buff Gloves,
Shammy Leather.
A ND as he employs Workmen who mana
fafture the Leather in the best Manner,
hopes to fapply all those who are pleased to
favour him with their C’uftom, either with ready
made Breeches, or Skins, eo very cafy Terms.
N B. At the abeve Slop may be bad, Gold
and Silver Spangle Buttons, work'd on Cloth,
of various Patters. Those who choose to fend
their Cloth, may have them done ingiving timely
Notice.
For railing thefum of 7hreeHundredPounds t
to be laid cut in fecuricg the Bank of the River
at the Landing Place io Hartford, agreeable to
an Aft of the General Assembly in May last,
wherein Mefficurs John Cheneoard, Solomon
Smith and Joseph Church, jun. are appointed
Managers, and wiM be accordingly sworn to thd
faithful difeharge of their Trust;
SCHEME.
Said Lottery coofilh of 3000 Tickets at fifteen
Shillings each, of which 1004 are prizes of the
fallowing Value, viz.
Number of Prizes. Dollars Total.
1 Prize of 60® is £• 180
1 Do. of 400 is 120
2 Do. of 2uo is 120
4 Do. of 100 is 120
6 Do. of 50 is 9a
10 Do. of 20 is 60
20 Do. of 10 is 6a
40 Do. of 6 is 72
920 Do. of 4 is IJO4
Firfl Drawn, 40 is 12
Latt Draw®, 40 is 12
1004 Prizes, £• 1950
1996 Blanks,
3000 Tickets, at 15s. each, is £. 2250
1950
To be paid in Prizes. —
Remains, £. £OO
The Sum to be railed.
Proper Notice will be given of the Time and
Place of drawing —-A Lift of the Prizes will be
published in Hartford, New-Haven and New-
London News-Papers, and the Benefit Tickets
paid off upon Demand, if demanded within
twelve months after the drawing is finifhed———
if not, they will be deemed as generously givea
for the purpofc of fecuriog said Bank.—Gold,
Silver, or Coonefticut Bills will be taken fo^
Tickets, and Prizes paid off in like Manner.
As the Scheme is favourable for the adven
turers, there being not two Blanks to a Prize,
and the Prizes futjeft to no Deduftion, it
expefted that the Lottery wili be drawn by th£
middle of April next.
Tickets to be had of the Managers in
ford.
Hartford, Qflobtr 12, 1773.
CASH given for clean Cotton and
Linnen Rags^ at tbe Printing-
Office in Hartford.
Hartford LOTTERY}