The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1779-09-21 00:00:00, page 4

TO BE SOLD
At Mr. ELLER Y's
STORE in Hertford ;
GOOD RUM AND MOLASSES, by the
Barrel or Gallon; also, Good COFFEE.
S^pt. 6 1779.
A Large Quantity of Copper and Purple IN
DIGO, cf the firft quality to be fold by the
Hhd. or smaller quantity, and the highest price
given for Bill# rm France, by
TIMOTHY PALMER.
_ Scffield, An ^uft 31, 1779.
WANT'B D T^TeTrrATTT^
FOUR Journeymen HATTER S, to work at
Wool, for which good encouragement will be
given, by NOAH WELLES.
East Windsor, September 6, 1779.
WILL kSold at Reeky Hill Landing, in We
therfield, ora Thursday the 23d day of Sep
tember infant, the Schooner REWARD, bur
the? about 130 tons, wellfound, and fit for a voyage.
Wethersfield, Sept. 4, 1779#
§p TAMPING of LINE N, is carried on
O by Stephen Russ, in Mansfield, in different
colours and figures.
September 6, 1779.
OTOLEN out cf the fubferbets House feme time
J vo a plain Gold WATCH chinea face, gold
ha.d,. c,m and seal, with a brass key, I, T. in
^phro cn the seal, makers name Charles Harward
Br ^l. Whoever will return said watch tc me the
laid riber (hall receive two hundred dollars, and no
g eHioas :lk:d. by
WILLIAM KNOX.
Hartford, Sept. 4. 1779.
HARTFORD COUNIY„ September I„ 1779.
PUBLIC notice i^ hereby given to all concerned,
that a libel is filed before Jabez Hamlin, Esq;
Jjd/e of the County Court in the county of Hart
ford - ^ ; nfi the Schooner Reward, burthen 50 tons
or thereabout John Greg lete mafler, her tackle, ap
prd and car^o, in favor cf Benjamin King and Gi
d^on O:nbe4 commanders of two vessels of war
n&mea Wafh:nuon aid Gam: Cock and their aiTo
c ates, the captors a d let'em forth of said ve&is of
war, who tco*: the said Reward upon the high sea%
and have feot her into the county of Hartford : And
for th^ try al cf the justice of said capture the mari
time- court for the county of Hartford, will be held
&i Harford rc fed county, on W^dnefday the 22d
day of=n ant September, at which time all persons
cb..minz property may appear, and shew reason if
any J^y have, why the said fchoDiur Reward, with
tackle apparel and cargo should not be adjudged as
lawful prize, agreeable to the prayer of the libellants.
By order of the Jadrc of said Court,
GEORGE WYLLYS, Regifer.
(^ UrPOSED to be taken off the fubferibers Horse
?3 x : door ofMr. Ja^us Riley or John Wright
in W^'rrfkld, on the night of the firft indent, a
new P^^mauteau, with a brass leek and clasp upon
it, wuh fandry articles in them, fach as fhikts, stocks,
white helhid breeches and drawers, one pair of new
cotton eo:A.^s, one ditto linen, one pair cf open
w; * filv^ fade buckles, one napkin markt H H one
b^ check handkerchief. Wbovver will give in
for.ra^ so that the owner may have them shall
have Fusty Dollars Reward r d no quefrions asked.
AARON OLMSTED.
Hartford September 4 1779.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD.
STOLEN from the Subscriber, living in Albany,
a large green LEATHER POCKET BOOK,
curtaining three Loan Office Certificates, cf four
hundred dollars each ; taken cut of the loan-office
at Philadelphia, by Dr. Isaac Fefto, Sept. 26, 1778,
payable to him or the bearer; their numbers are
6 33b 6 339. 6 340. Also, about Three Thcu
find Six Hundred Dollars in Cash ; a receipt of De
rick Tea Broeck. Esq; C. L. O for 3,640 Dollars
for exchange; Thirteen Lcond class S ates Lottery
Tickets, and a number of other valuable papers.
Any pvfon detecting the Thief, with the Pocket-
Book, &C. so that he may be brought to puniffi
m?n r , and the Bock, with its contents, restored to
the owner, shall receive the above reward and rea
sonable expences ; or a proportionable part thereof
for cither the Thief Pocket Book, Certificates, Cash
or Papers, by applying to Dr. Jonathan Potts, in
Philadelphia, Col. Uday H^y- at Fiffi Kill, or to
ROB. JOHNSON; A, D. D. G. H.
Fiffi Kll, August 17, 1779.
A Suit of SAILS, suitable for a Sloop of 60
Tons, to be fold. Enquire of the Printers.
September 6, 1779-
STATE or CONNECTICUT.
By the GOVERNOR.
PURSUANT to a Resolve of the General
Assembly cf this State, at their Session in May
lad, leaving it to the Governor to determine the
place of the meeting of the General Assembly for
their Sessions in O&cber next. Notice is hereby
g ; ven that the ATembly meet for the said October
Session at Hartford.
GIVEN at Hartford, September 11, A. D. 1779°
JONATHAN TRUMBULL.
JAMES HORTON, Capt. Artificers.
Danbury, Sept. 1. 1779.
TO BE "SOLD ——-
By ELIAS SHIPMAN, & Co.
At their Store a few Rods South cf the Great
Bridge in Hartford,
CLARET, and light colour'd Broadcloth; For
rest cloths, Duffels, blue and grey Coating,
biack Velvet, Bod Tick; Irish Linnet Shalloons;
Drawboys, black and tyimfon CaHmanco Chintzes,
Gingham, D moty, Ddtch Cord, plain and figured
Lawns, a variety cf redleworked Lawn Aprons,
Lawn and Gauze Hankerchiefs, a large affartment of
figured and plain white Gauze?, plain black ditto,
Catgutt, black and white Milhnrt, ftamp'd linnen
and cotton Handkerchiefs; worked thread and hemp
mens H fe, fprigg'd Sartin, black Mode, womens
Fans; Barcelona and Bandano Handkerchiefs, co
lour'd and black Ribbons, coloured and white Scotch
Thread, C^p Wire, related See Buckles, pinchbeck
Shoe and Knee do. Writing Pap<r, Temple Specta
cles, Rifors, befit and common renhifes. Cutters,
Snuff Boxes; ivory and horn Combs, Pns, Tapes,
Thimbles Buckram, leather Mitts Quality Binding,
worked K^ee Garters, Sewing Silk, Sr uff by the
Bladder, Tea Coffie, Sugar, Indigo. Tacks, Ame
rican Steel, Fishers Young ^ans Companion. P^y%
&c. &c.——^ Where pfewrfe may be had New-
England Rim by the Hhd. or Barrel, and L fbon
Salt by ^ Hhd. or finale Bfh'l.
1 WO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
DESE RTED from my company of Artificers
in Continental Service, two Blacksmiths,
SI EPHEN WYMAN, belonged to Hartford, about
20 years cf age, 5 feet 4 inches high thick set, da?k
complexion. Also, JONATHAN FINNEY, be
langed to Hebron, a tall fl ; m fellow, about 21 years
old, light complexion. Whoever will take up the
above deserters and return them to their company in
Danbury or fecare them in any goal in the States
shall have the above reward, or one hundred dollars
for each.
Q''AXEN up by the fubferiber, damage feafant,
& adark brown MARE, about 14 hands high,
branded with achara&e on her near shoulder, and
with the letters N H on her near bedeck, a final!
dash of white in her forehead, left hind foot white,
taken up about the 15th of A*,eft last, about 14
years of arc. The ow^er may have her by prov
ing his property and paying chat rc£, by applying to
AMOS SAVAGE.
Middletown, Sept, to, 1779.
THIS is to forba dll perlons trusting or Lasbor
ing PATIENCE the wife of me the fubferi
be;, for swill pay no debt of her contracting after
thL dae. JOSEPH BUEL.
Wethe^fidd, Sept. 13 1779
BROKE into me wet^f ^of the fabfcrioer some
time past, a MARE COLT, 2 years did, no
brand blaze in her face, trots all. The owner is
desired to prove his property, pay charges and take
her away. NOAH GRISWOLD, jun.
Windsor. Sept. 8. 1779.
WHEREAS my wte Ca^arme Case, tfes me
with insolent behaviour, and undutiful carri.
age, has fold and embezzled my goods and elate;
and persists in so doing. It is therefore necessary for
me to forbid all persons trading with, trusting or
harbouring her, for I will not pay any debt she may
contrast after this date.
1 ELIJAH CASE, jun.
Barkhemp^ed, Sept. 13, 1779.
THE late Regimental Pay Matters, and those
Officers of the Army, who have resigned and
quitted the service, and whose Accounts arc not fet
tled, are requeued to attend at my Office before the
14th of October n^xt, in order to have their Ac
counts adjured ; on failure, they may depend on
having fach measures pui sued. as will prove disa
greeable. WILLIAM BEDLOW.
Aud. Accts. E. D;
AuditorWOffice, New Windfer, Aug. 28, 1779.
THE HI GKTTT'P'RTC~e'
GIVEN FOR
CALVES PATES or CATTLES FEET,
At the Printing-Office er Paper Mill.
STOLEN from the fabfcric^ on the night of the
22d inflant, a black MARE, but not a p ft,
coal black, about 14 hands hi,h, a small star in her
forehead, a white foot on her left hip, a few white
hairs on one cf her hind feet, about 7 years old, food
all round, a good trtt and pace. Whoever takes up
said mare and thief and returns them to the fubferi
ber in Mansfield, shall have One Hundred & Fifty
Dollars reward, and all necessary charges paid, and
for the thief or the Mare, the one half of the above
reward, paid by LOT DIMOCK.
Anguft 26, 1779.
BROKE into my inclofare, a dark brown Marb,
10 years eld, trots and paces, strong built,
good for draft, no brand nor mark, has a few white
hairs under her fore top, no shoes on. The owner
may have her by paying charges and applying to
N ABIJAH RANNEY.
Middletown, Sept. 10 1779.
Losr, on Monday night the 3 oth of Auruft
1779, the following articles, 1 ruffle ffiirt; 2
canibrick flocks. 1 holland shirt, 1 holland fleck,
3 pair of flockings, 2 pair cotton, 1 pair of linen
breeches, 1 holland handkerchief. Whoever will
difeover the above articles and return them to me,
shall have 30 dollars reward and all necessary char
ges paid, by DANIEL KING.
Palmer, Sept. 9 F 779.
SAL T,
To be Sold at Middle Haddam Landing, inChatkam;
By WILLIA M BEVI N, j un .
hpO be fold, a large and genteel DWELLING
X HOUSE, small BARN, and a FARM; con
taining near 60 acres, 3 o under improvement, and a
young orchard, thereon,lying in the middle cf South
wick, ir the county cf Hampshire, State ofMafr
chufetts Bay, on the peßt c rd from Boflon to Peeks-
Kili, compleatiy fitted fcr a Tavern, Trader cr
Tradesman. Whoever inclines to purchase the
feme may apply to the fubfer,her living cn the pre
mises, by whem an indifputab e title will be given.
, ABELFORWARD.
N. B, A second hand Top Chaise to be fold at
the fame place.
CT~O be fold; one acre and half of ^ood LAND,
lying in Torringford, one quarter of a mile
from the Meeting House, with a convenient Dwel
ling House and Blacksmith's Shop, and a good Well
cn the premises. For particulars enquire of Abel
Clark of Simfbury, or of Michael Loomis cf
Torringford. Sept. 1 3 , 1779.
BROKE into the inclofuie of the fubferiber about
the 10th of July last, a small bay MARE, a
bout 3 years old, no brand, a white strip on her
nose, no shoes on, hind feet white, a white spot on
her off fore foot, is docked. The owner may have
her proving his property and paying charges to
NOAH WILSON.
ro, j 779.
' I AKEN up by the fubicriber about a month
& ago, a black HORSE, age unknown, 13
hands and half high, no brand visible; paces all, shod
before. The owner is defined to prove his prcper
ty> p a y charges and take him away.
WILLIAM PARKE.
Washington, in Litchfield county, Aug. 3 , 17,9;
State of Vermont Bennington Augutt, 26, 1779.
I AM directed by the Governor and Council of
this State, to insert the following clause cf an aft
cf Assembly puffed at Bennington; 11th Feb. 1779,
viz. " That from and after the firft day of May,
in the year 1779, all proprietors meetings and ven
dues refpe&ing any lands in this State, shall be held
in the town or county where such land lieth; and
if any proprietors meeting or vendue referring any
lands in this State, shall be held out of the fame, ®r
in any other manner than is warranted in this a&,
the fame shall be null and void." By order.
JOSEPH FA Y, Sec'ry.
Springfield, September 7; 1779.
WANTED, for the Board of Works at this
place, a number of Artificers, viz. Carpen
ters, Wheelwrights, Blacksmiths, Armourers, Sad
lers, Harness Makers or Shoemakers, Gun Stackers,
Turners and Nail Makers. Any perlon of the above
mentioned branches, that can recommend themselves
as workmen, and incline to enter in the said works
for three years, or during the war, ffiall receive two
hundred dollars bounty, fxty dollars per month, one
suit of cloaths per year, and one ration and half per
day ; and each man upon signing the inliftment shall
receive his bounty and cloaths, 2nd wages monthly,
and shall be entitled to every encouragement allow
ed the fifteen battalions.
JO SEPH EAYRS, Major of Artillery
Artificers, and Contraßor for Stock.