The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1780-01-04 00:00:00, page 4

At a meeting of the Governor and Council ofSarey,
held at Lebanon. December 20th, 1779.
RESOLVE D, That the Treasurer be directed
to call upon the leveral CoHtOurs of the S^ate
A axes, to forward the collection of the fame, and to
pl, into the freafury ail money's on hand: Also to
exhibit an account of all orders lodg'd with them,
drawn by the Committee of P&y Table, as fuon as
may be ; that an account thereof may be hid before
the General Assembly in their next Session, as there
is a v^y puffing occasion for money, and a full
knowledge of are accounts.
True Copy of Record,
SAM. MOTT, Clerk.
TH E fcveral ColleOors in this State, are desired
to pay the ftr&ft attention to the foregoing
rtlolutiou and comply therewith accordingly.
JOHN LAWRENCE, Treafarer.
Treafr y Office, in Hartford, Dec. 22, 1779°
The Punters of News Papers in this State, are
requeued to insert the above, and continue the fame
threeweeks
STATE OFVERMONr,
Benuinfotcu, O&obir 12, 1779.
WHEREAS zpp! cation has been mxue to
me, by mote man a sixteenth part of the
propr 2%4 of the towi.fhip of Rueport, to call a
meetiej cf hid proprietors : Therefore this is to
^ive public notice t.> .hofc who are concerned, to
meet at the house of Mr. J nathan Edmans, (inn
holder) in find Rueport, cn toe 15 hes January next,
to a& 0:1 the following art det, v.z F^fi Tochoofe
a modern or. Second, To ch%fe a proprietor's clerk.
Third, To trarfid any other bufculs that may be
thought neceffiiry.
Given under my hand, date above &
JONAS FAY. Affifr.
Meffi'rs KELLIGER & TISDALL,
HAVE now far file coarse ^d fine Lin^ps,
Cimbrick, black and white Gauzes Marines,
hv&iaEing, Linen, Silk and Cotton Handkerchiefs,
Ribbands, Philadelphia Snuff, homemade salt, &d.
Hartford, Dx. 27, 1779.
TAKEN up aft.ay tie 28th oi November last,
a lorrel MARE, about fourteen hands high,
white legs; the near fide of her neck and belley
white. The owner may have her again, by apply
ing to Thomas Russes and paying charges.
Weathersfield, Dec. 10, 1779.
FOUND on the road between Farmingtown and
Hartford, sometime in November lass, a black
draw boys cloke, tyed up in a check'd handkerchief^
The owner may have it a/ain proving bis proper
ty, and paying charges. FITCH HURLBUT.
Weft Hertford. Dec. 25, 1779.'
L= EFT^ "AMASA-JONEiTTlTt^^^f
Court Hpofe Hanford, a number of Continen
tai bills, wiap'd in a paper : The owner may hive
them by applying to hid Jozies defcribingihe f>me
i) that his property may be known, and paying for
STATE or CONNECTICUT.
BytheGOVERNOR.
To all Concerned.
NOTICE is hereby given, That the place by
me assigned for the meeting of the General
Assembly, is at the Court House in Hartford, on
Thursday the sixth day of January next, according
to adjournment.
G.ven at Lebanon, 20th December, 1779.
JON. TRUMBULL.
c op PE R A s,
TO BE SOLD, BY
YOUNGLOVE CUTLER.
Northbiry, Dec. 27, 1779.
T^HObE indebted to the Subscriber, for the
Connecticut Courant, are desired to fet
tle ine fame by the tenth day of January next. For
conveniency of cuftemers, pay may be made to the
Printer, Cm. Homi Woodbridge, or the Subferiber:
Those who do not comply with so reasonable a re
queti. Will net take it amiss if their pa„rs are dis
continued,
AMBROSE NICHOLSON.
Glaflenbury, Dec. 22, 1779.
N. B. RAGS are Hill raaen in by raid Nxhtlfor,
for the Paper Mill, for which writing paper, and
many o.her small articles Will be given in exchange.
r ~r™ ^ KEN UP by the Subienber, a Sorrel
I HORSE about Tqhands high, ffiod be
fore, 3 white feet, paces and trots. The owner is
desired to prove property pay charges, and take him
DANIEL BARTLIT.
Hadly, Nov. 30, 1,79-
SAMUEL BU E L,
Gold Sm Ith and Jeweller,
INFO RM S his former Cuftom^rs. and other
Lidies and Gentlemen, that he has removed from
M dietown to Hartford under the Primm Office,
where he carries on the Gold Smith and Jewellery
Business ; and the utmost attention will be paid to it.
Evr<y Lady and Gentleman, that will favour him
with their ^ood cuflom, may depend on the fri&dt
justice bein^ dene on hir part. Hew 11 take Gold,
Silver, eld Puter and B a^. or Country Produce.
Has for fib best E ^IL Engravers and Scorperr.
P. S. Wasted a eovd Jwaryman, Gold Smith,
that can be rfli recommended, higbe# wa^es given,
paid in Go'd Slv r hr Continental Bills.
WE the futfenr&s, being appointed Commrf
fioners, by the Hon. court of Probate, for
tho U^rA< fS^fl )y, to examine and adjaft the
claims of th* cred ter , to the estate of Daniel Barber,
hue of Srofb uy dtce#Gd, (rfprefented insolvent; )
do hereby k^ no' c% tl at we Shall attend fhd bu
fi,tf at ihe house cf Mr. J fcph Humphrey, in said
Sir, fb^y, on the lad 1 uu; fday of December infant,
and the iad Thursdays in January aud March next,
at noon on each of fa^l days.
DANIEL HUMPHREY,)
EENf FARNHAM $ Commissioner,.
DUDLEY PET riBONE.)
December 16 <779.
TMc^CTm >TOTwwOTw—twmemrirai 1 rau ewmiiv^^qte-r^^CT^^^^^
TAKEN UP by the Subferifer, in Nov. last,
a Da, k Brown HORSE, about 4 years old,
thirteen hands and a half high; trots and paces, no
brand. The owner is defined to pay chorees and
ftke him away. ALLEYN SEYMOUR.
Hanford, Dec. 14, 1779.
BROKE into the pafurt cf the Subferiber, a
bout the 25th of Sip'embtr last, a BROWN.
STEER, one year old pt ft, a crop ch boib ears,
a halfpenny ts e under fAe the left, with f.me white
about him. The cwne p if desired to ray c'^ro.
and take him amv. NATHAN TIBBALS.
Wafh'n^ton, Nov. 2, 1779.
STOLE from the public Hable at Danbury, in the
night after the eleventh instant ; one large for
rel HORSE with white in the face, about fifteen hands
high, a natural trotter. Whoever will apprehend
and take up said thief, so th,t he may be brought to
jufiice, and return said Horse to Gid stable, fh,ll re
ceive three hundred Dollars as a reward, and for the
Horse alone, one hundred Dollars and all necessary
charges paid, by
EZRA STARR, A. D. Q M. G.
Danbury, Dec. 13, 1779.
STRAYED from the Subscriber, about the
zoth of May last, a small HEIFER, 2 years
old, a square crop on the near ear, with two Arts in
it, a mark on the eff ear, (put unknown) fife was a
handsome trimbuilt creature. Whoever will give
information of her to the fubferiter, in Marlborough,
fail have Thirty Dollars Reward, and charges paid.
DANIEL JUDD. Jun.
Marlborough, in Colcheter Die. 20 1779.
"twenty dollars Reward-
DESh RTED from Hartford, in the evening of
the 2 / th November, >779: JOSIAH FREE
MaN, a soldier in Colonel Moses Hazen's Regmt.
about 240 r 25 years of age, a flout well built fellow,
about fix feet high; little round Moulder'd, dark
complexion, sh >rt dark curl'd hair, has a serious
enuntinence, and is rather flow cf fp^ech, born in
Connecticut, and fi,'b, that he is acquainted in
Wethersfield, had on /ea he went away, a dark
brown regimental coat, faced with red, wnite waid
coa+ and breechfl ; took with hm his pack, hun
ting shirt &c. Whoever takes dp Gid deleter, and
secures him in any goal,giv?s notice to the command
ing officer, (or other cffice?'t)of fid regiment, so
that he may be had again^fhail receive the above re
ward, and all necessary charges raid, by
M. WHITE Capt. Col H^zeVs R%mt.
November, 28 1779.
MOLASSES and SUGAR
of the very best quality,
TO be exchanged for Wheat or Fleur, by
DANIEL HINSDALE jun. next door
north of the Printing Ofice, Hartford.
READYMONEY
AND
WRITING-PAPER,
TO BE EXGHN g'd, FOR
Clean Cotton and Linen RAGS,
At the PRINTING-OFFICE.
WHEREAS application hath ben made to
me, by more than a fi x ^nth „art of the pro
prietors of the townffiip of T UNBRID E, in the
county cf Cumberland, in the State of Vermont,
that a raffling of said proprietors be called, for the
following purposes, viz. Frift, to choose a moderator;
to govern said meeting. Second, A proprietors clerk,
Thi d, To compete the laying out said township
into lot^. Fourth, To lay a tax on each right, to de
fray ncceffary sixpences. And to do any other bu^
fineG thought proper when convened. Ido hereby
notify fiid proprietors; to meet at the house of Elisha
Bir on, in Norwich, in said county and state, on
Wednesday the 2d day cf February next, at one o'-
clock in the afternoon.
ELI NOBLE, Justice Peace.
N. B. Asaia>e meeting hath been illegally no
tiffed, it is defied it may new be attended to gene
ra oy. #
Puwnal, Oa. 29, 177%
EARTHA N- W ARE,
TO ER EXCHANG'D FOR
Cash, Wheat, Butter and Cheese,
By ISRAEL SEYMOUR,
Hartford, D,c. 21, J 77-
TO BE EXCHANG'D
For BUTTER & CHEESE,
Opposite the south Meeting House, in
Hartford.
Two Hundred Dollars Reward.
STOLEN from he sub criber, one blew death
whoca cloa^, wings lined, with green blew mb
hair Pvuo^s, except under the arms; those are yel
low : one blanket furtout coat rather larger than it
middling size, bound with light brown ferreting,
three Gt, of firings to tie it with, a cap also, a green
ftrtpi silk vet, two linen shirts, one white, the other
chekt, one bhck silk handkerchief, che linen do.
White except the edges, which are red, and a cafler
hat about half worn, foppofed to be %c!en by two
foldim belonging to Col. Jackson's Regmt. General
Stark's brigade, who was ferae time barrackt in the
house and deserted from the regiment on the sth
instant. Said soldiers names are JESSE PERCE,
and NATHAN BARNEY formerly belonging at
or near Providence, State cf R}ode Island. Whoe
ver will return said thief or thieves and articles, shall
receive the above reward, and all neceffaty charges,
and for the articles, only one hundred dpllars,and im
ghat proportion for any part, by
JAMES CLARK.
Danbury, Dec. 8, 1,79.
"The best of R OCK-SA L T,
TO BE EXCHANG'dFOR
90 wt. of PORK, per buffiel. Also,
R U M, at 2 bushel of Wheat per gallon.
By FREDERICK BULL,
Hartford Dec. 21. 1,79
STATE of CONNECTICUT.
Hertford ) ~[)UBLIC notice is hereby given to all
County, ( J l to whom it may concern, that Libels
Dec. 13, ( are filed before the Hon. Jabez Hamlin,
'779- ' judge of county court in the county of
Harrtord^ against a number of household goods, and
wearing apparel, and some British merchant goods#
in favor ot Ackley Riley, Captain cf the armed
Sloop called the Snake, and Justus Bulkley Captain
of the armed Boat called the Fortune, and the owners;
fetters forth, and crew of said vessels, who took said
goods in a whale boat on the high Gas, and brought
them into th^ county of Hartford, which goods are
Gid to be a lawful prize, and that they belonged to
the fubj^as of the King of Great Britain, and for
the tryal of the jufiice of said capture, the maritime
court will be held at Hartford, in and for said coun
ty, on the 13th day of January next, at which time
all persons claiming property in Gid goods may ap
pear and shew reason if any they have; why said
goodn should not be adjudged a lawful prize to the
captors and their associates, agreeable to the prayer
of the libellants.
B, order of the judge.
GEORGE WYLLYS, Reefer.
CT"" I AKEN UP by the Subferiber, on theist
cf Dec. inst. a Sorrel MARE, 13 hand
high, 12 or 13 years old, a white spot in her face,
paces and trots, (but inclines to the former) ffiod all
round, no brand. The owner may have her aggis
by proving property and paying charges, to
JOEL BNO.
Simfb^ry e December to, >779.