The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1779-11-02 00:00:00, page 4

Jaff opened and to be Sold, by
ISAAC MOSELEY,
m GLASTENBURY.
BROADCLOTHS of different kinds, black and
blue Velvet:, black and white Mellinetts,
teas'd and plain Lawns, Lawn Aprons and Hand
kerchiefs, Barcelona and kenting Handkerchiefs,
Catgut, Corderoy, Drawboys, Quality Binding,
Shoe do. mens and womens leather Gloves, Bedtick,
wide and narrow Tape, knee Garters, Ribbins, few
Ing Silk, a fine afTotment of threads, Twist and
Mohair, coat and vett Buttons of various kinds,
Slcave do. plated, pinch back and walh'd shoe
Buckles, Seiffan% feuknives, Raifors, Combs of va
rious kinds Pins, darning and sewing Needles, knit
jug Needles, fleel and brass Thimbles, Chiz
zle# Filer Beeds, Shoemakers Hammers. Pincers
and Nippers Spectacles, Tea, Coffe, Chocolate,
Rnons and Currants, Copperas, Ginger, Allspice,
P:pu. hallow Ware, Rum, Sugar, and a few bulbils
of r>k Sait. ...
Oct bar rB, i„fc
WHEREAS application has been made to me
the fubcriber, by mere than a fifteenth part of
the proprietors of the town ffiip of Rewport, to warn
a meeting of laid proprieties of the town Ihip of Rew
port, in the county of Benington, and State of Ver
rnunt, to meet at the dwelling house of Jonathan East
man, inholder in Aid town, on the last Tuesday of
December next, id. to chufe a moderate o , 2d. to
chufe a clerk, 3d. then and there to a& on the fol
rowing articles, viz. firft to fee if they will efteblfh
their former votes and proceedings, relative to laying
out land, as some part of the records are carried off
by the late proprietors clerk, a noted tory, secondly,
to fee if they will lay out, fourth division, and to
do any other business ne&Tary to be done at Aid
meeting.
TIMOTHY BROWNSON, Assistant.
O&?her, 26, 177 g.
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<„ ANTED, a likely NEGRO GIRL, from 14
to 20 years cf age, acquainted with allkinds
©f houfenc-k. Any person having such an one to
dispose of. may hear cf a purchaser who will give a
good price in caffi or produce, by enquiring of the
Printers.
LEFT with the fubferiber the zd inflant, (by a
transient person) a black MARE, 8 or 9 years
old. between 13 and 14 hands high, (hod before,
paces and t^ots, a whi.e strip in her face, both fore
net white, branded on the left shoulder with SB
a bunch just back of her Shoulders. Said Mare was
fufpffled to be stolen. The owner is desired to
pay charges and take her away.
JOHN GILLET.
Torringford. October 16, 1779.
ON .he night cf the zoh mhant the ihop of the
fubferiber was backs open and robbed of the
following articles, viz. 20 or more Watch Main
Springs well sorted; 1 pair silver Watch Cases,
middle size; about 20 English Watch Cryftala,
No. 13 & 14; I Clock Screw Plate, without taps,
with two rows of holes; and broke and cracked at the
(mail end. Said articles are fupptfed to be taken
I, feme trar&nt person and carried info the country.
Whoever difeovers and henres rhe fame for me, shall
be well rewarded for their trouble, and be paid for
rec&ffarv expence. By their obedient fervent,
SIMEOH JOCELIN.
New-Haven, 0&. 23, 1779.
THE proprietors' of the town cfCAVENDISH,
in the county of Cumberland and State of
Vermont, are hereby notified and warned to afftm-
Qe and meet at the house of Capt. John Coffin^in
laid Cavendish', on the second Thurfoy of Novm
ber next, at 9 of the clock A. M. to a& on the fol
lowing articles, viz. 1. To choose a Moderator to
govern said meeting. 2. To choose a Proprietor's
Clerk to take the books and keep the records in laid
town. 3. To fee if the proprietors will fettle with
their former clerk. 4. To fee if the proprietors who
have received deed, or plans of their land of John
Church. Esq; mil choose a committee to survey the
fame according to their deeds or plans. 5. To fee
if the proprietors will agree that those who have not
direaly or indirectly fettled with John Church, Esq;
may pitch their rights in manner and form as those
have done who have received deeds of John Church
Esq; they having them surveyed by the committee
which shall be appointed for tht purpose. 6. To
fee if the proprietors will raise money to defray t he
charges of surveying land and in what manner. %
fee if the proprietors will vote to have all the survey
Mils recorded in the proprietors cr towns bock cf
records. 8. to trauma any other matters that shall
foe thought proper at said meeting. The above is at
the defite cf more than one fixteepth part of the pro
prietors. THO. SPARHAWK,
Proprietor's Clerk under N. Hampffae Gfin%
Walp^e, October 5, 1779.
FOUND on the road between Farmington and
Harwinton, a Pocket Book, containing a small
turn of continental money and some papers, which
the owner may have by applying to
SAMUEL CULVER.
Weft Britain, in Farmington, Sept. 30, 1779.
THE regiment of militia who were in the ser
vice in the year 1777 '° m the county of
Hampshire, in the State of Massachusetts Bay, un
der my command, are hereby notified that I have
jufi received the money due to the regiment for de
ficiency of rations while Timothy Leonard was
Quarter Mafler. The several captains are therefore
desired to apply for what is dee to their refpeaive
companies, that each man may have his due.
R. WOODBRIDGE, Col;
South Hadley, October 12. 1779.
STRAYED out of a pasture in Hartland, the lat
ter end of July, a black Cow, with bug horns,
snick fer; a pair of red Shears, 2 years old, markt
with a top cut on the near ear, and a half crop the
under fide the off ear, apd a half penny the fore fide
of the fame; two red Heifers one year old, markt
as above ; two Stears one year old, one a red, the
other a dark brown, markt with a swallows tail on
the off ear, and a half penny the fore fide of the fame,
and a Hilf crop on the near ear, and a half penny
the under fide of the fame. Whoever will give in
formation to the fubferiber where they may be found,
shall have a handsome reward and charges paid, by
-REUBEN CASE.
Simffiury. O&ober 22 1779.-
TO be SOLD, an excellent FARM, if applied
for immediately, lying in Northbury, in New
Haven county, in Conne&icut, containing 147
acre, one hundred of which are under the bed im
provements ; a large dwelling house and barn, an
excellent orchard, extraordinary mowing, plowing
and pasturing, the beff timber'd under good regu,
Nations cuts 40 load# of the best English hay in the
States some of said land hath been mowed three times
this year, well watered, able to support a good ta
vern, which is much wanted there, on a large read,
pleasantly situated far a grand farmer, and will fop
pert winter and summer 30 or 4 o head of cattle, 10
be fold perhaps the cheapen of any in the State of
its real worth. Any gentleman inclined to purchase
said farm shall have a good title given, by
OBED FOOT,
„ October 22, 1779.
WE the fubferibers being appointed by the
honorable court of probate for the diftri& of
Woodbury, to examine the claims of the creditors
to the etiates cf William Nichols and Samuel
Doolittle, both of Waterbary, in New Haven
County, who lately went to and joined the enemies
of the United States of America whereby their
elates are become forfeited to this State. This is to
give notice to said creditors that said business will
be attended by us on the second and third tuefdays
of November, December and January next, at one
o'clock afternoon, at the dwelling -house of Mr. Jo
nalan Scott, in said Waterbury.
Stephen Matthews,)
Thomas Dutton, 1 Commiff/rs.
Isaac Mhriam, )
OAober 12 1779.
h^HE febicr&r has removed his office for set
& tin g the accounts of the Deputy Commissaries
and others, a&ing under the late Cemmiffary Ge
neral Joseph Trumbull, Esq ; from Bolton to the
Siate of Connecticut. He requests all persons who
have accounts to be fettled in laid office to produce
them as early as possible. The fubferiber will be
found at Hartford or Lebanon in said State at one
of which places confiant attendance may beexpe&ed.
JON. TRUMBULL, jun. Commilioner.
Hartford, CJ&ober 15. j 77-
ALL persons indebted to the estate of Thomas
Scow late of Middletown deceased, are again
requeued to make immediate payment to the fubferi
ber, and all those, who have any demands against
said estate, to fend in their accounts properly atteft
cd before the !aft day of November next, as their will
be none allowed afterwards. Said business will be
attended upon at Landlord Comfort Butler's in said
Middletown, the three last mondays in said Novem
ber, at two of the clock in the afternoon on said days
JOHNSTEVE N S. Executor.
Oaober 23. 1779.
STRAYED frem the fubferiber a brown STEAR
O and a black HEIFER, two years old past, markt
with a crop on the right ear, a hollow crop on the
left and a half penny the under fide of each. Who
ever roll take up said flrays and return them to the
fubferiber shall have a generous reward and charges
Faid, by NOAH PHELPS.
Simßiury, October 15, 1779.
THE h!gheft price will be given f:r Lear Office
Bills of Exchange, payable in Fiance, at
1 homas Hopkins's Store in Hartford.
October I§, 1779.
Juf imported fom Spain, and 10 Ie Sold by
MARCUS MARBLE,
Apothecary, at hi. Store in Northfield, cppofite
the Meeting House,
DRUGS a&d MEDICINES of almost cvm,
kind and of the best quality, where all prac
titioners and other gentlemen may be supplied as
cheap as at any Store on the Continent. Also,
Rum. Sugar, Tea; Coffee, Pepper Allfp'ce Cin
namon. Cloves. Writing Paper, Coperas, Alom, &c.
O&ober 6, 1779.
, /I LL persons having any demands on the estate
of Benjamin Bishop, jun. cf Windsor, in the
county of Cumberland, and State of Vermont, late
deceased, are desired to bring in their accounts for
Settlement, as the estate is insolvent, by the firft of
December next, as I must make returns to the court
on or before the firft of January. And all persons
who arc indebted a~e desired to make immediate pay
ment to HEZEKIAH THOMSON, jun. Adm.'
Windsor, June 11, 1779.
TAKEN up by the fubferiber the 18 h inflant,
one black MARE, about 14 hand; high, mod
before, white strip in her face, some white on one
hind foot, about 10 years old, trots paces and can
ters, thick ihort and fat. The owner may have her
by Applying to the fubferiber and paying charges.
DAVID. BISSELL.
Eaff-Windfor, O&ober 22, 1779:
THREE H UNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.'
STOLEN out of the fabferiber's ffiop. about the
3d of October, 1 piece of blue Broadcloth, 1
piece of green Frize, 1 piece cf light brown ditto
double folded, and a number of yarn S/ockingn
Whoever will give information of said goods arid
thief shall receive the above reward, or two hun
dred dollars for the goods only and all necessary
charges paid, by STEPHEN HEATH.
Bafl-Windfor, OA. 6, 1779.
READY Cassi for Hoggs Brittle#, three Dollars
per pound will be given for any quantity tfy
ate long, and well dry'd. Any person or persons
who will undertake to colled them, for an encourage
ment (fall receive a premium of Fifteen Pounds, on
every hundred wt. delivered to, NATHANIEL
PATTEN. Book Binder and Stationer, a little
north of the Court- House Hartford.
Just published, and now felling, by
NATHANIEL PATTEN,
Book-Binder, a little North cf the State Huie in
Hartford, in two Volumes, C&vo, neatly bound
and letter'd,
LETTERS written by the late right Honorable
PHILIP DORMER STANHOPE, Rarl of
Chetefield to his Son, Philip Stanhope Esq;
late Envoy Extraordinary to the Court of Dresden ;
together with his Lordship's Life, and an account ts
his Sun ; the Art of Plcafieg, an additional Series
of Letters ; fume Poems ; and fevers! other Fieces a
on various Subjefy # * # Subscribers are requeued
to cell or tend for their books, as loon a, convenient.l
Juli come to band, and now felling by said I°attbn,
TESTAMENTS, Psalters, Dilworth's Spelling
Books, Primers, Watts' Psalms and Hymns,
or Hymns fepi rate. Watts' Lyric Poems, Wafts'
Divine Songs, Latin Accidence, Doddridges Life,
Providence, a Poem, the Death of Gen. Moatgomt
ry, Pepes Essay on Man, A Father's Legacy to hit
Daughters, Buchan's Family Physician, Hiffory of
the Martyrs, Romans History cf the United Ne
therlands; Hubbard's History of the Indian Wars.
Religious Trader, English Liberties, American Ne
gotiator, Gough's English Grammer, Law's Sing
ing Books. Pocket Books, and a variety of small
Hiteles, Picture Books, &c. for Children.
Cassi given for clean cotton or linen R AG S, or
the above Bockr, Writing Paper, &c. at the ufad
Prices they were in the year 1774.
ST dTlTlTout of the fable of Mr. Roger Fuller,
innholder in Hebron, the night cf the 6th inflant;
a Sorrel Colour'd HOR SE, 6 years old, 14 hands
high, some white in the face, paces and trots, ihod
before ; his hoofs femething defective ; in good
flefh, and a horse of good spirits. Whoever will
fecute said horse, (and thief if peffibk) and fend
them or intelligence were they may be found, te
faidFuLLER, or Io Elkanah Tisda le, of Lebanon,
shall he well rewarded. Odnber 16 i,,n
WRITING-PAPERS
to be exchang'd for
LINEN or COTTON RAGS,
By ABEL MORSE.
Wethersfield, Oft, 5, T 779?