The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1780-12-05 00:00:00, page 4

j^'^ ' El%aoIN , nil? «n m,.%oi^u :vQ&
2 1 c*t„ of CaphDANIE L GOODWIN,
^, of Hartford. ,deem'd, either by no^e, bond or
book, are once mart earnefily requeued to fettle and
pay the fame; and all those who nave any demand,,
to call on the fubferiber for the fame.
DANIEL GOODWIN, Executed.
r LIKEWISE, Theft that ate any ways in
debted to the faLfcriber, or have any accounts open
on bock of more than out year's banding, are defied
to,fettle and piy the fam?; and those having any u
mends, to call for their pay, and they flull receive
their just dues, according to contrad, notwithft&a l
ing any law or cuflom to the contrary.
From their obedient fervent,
DANIEL GOODWIN.
Hartford, N^v^mber 27, 1780.
To be SOL D, Wholesale and Retail,
By E. & H. BEARDSLEY,
A NUMBER OF ELEGANT
DRINKING GLASSES,
OF VARIOUBS SEIZES.
Hartford November 28, 1780
WHEREAS a Efficient number of trie
Hartford Company of Adventurers, in the
Sme of Vermont, hav^ made application to me, in
writing, to have a meeting of said adventurers, at
the house of Mr. William Kuox, in Hartford, on
the 4th day of December nex; at § o'clock in the
afternoon, for the purp >fe of fettling the account; of
Ith, company, and raffing such fam of money as the
company may be indebted for procuring a charter of
the grant to them ; and do any other business which
may be thought proper to belhen done. A rate ^
of laid adventurers is hereby warned, to meet at (aid
time and place, for the purpose ifcrefait
W M . ADAMS, Clk.
November 25, 1780
Springfield, November 4, 1780.
DESERT ED from his quarters left night,
JOHN COLLINS, late Deputy-Com
iniffary Military Stores ; under arrefi for embeqzel.
Ing public property, part cuhrly four barrels of fait
petre-He is a young man, about 26 years of age,
born in Ireland, 5 feet 9 inches high, wears his own
hair braided, of a I:ght sandy colour, fair complex
ion, voice whineing and hoarse, his left ffioulder has
teen decried, and hangs lower then the other --
It is fappofed his design Is to get to the enemy.
Whoever apprehends laid deserter and secures him,
so that he may be brought to justice, shall be hand
somely rewarded, by
EZEKIEL CHEEVER, D. C.G. M. S,
OT The above advertifemement has been omit
ted three weeks, through miflake.
ST ATEOF CONNE C=r I CUT.
Hartford County, November 6, 1780.
PUBLIC notice is hereby given, that Labels are
filed before Jabez Hamlin, Esq ; judge of -he
Maritime Court, for the county of Hartford, by Da
niel Hale, Commander of the armed boat called J^n
ny, a^ainft a certain Sloop called Little William,
and her cargos; confit ng of Teas, aad other goods
and merchandize, said :* be taken from the enemies
of this and the United Sites of America; upon the
high Seas, or between high and low water mat, on
the 2d day of Nov. inst. and also. by Samuel Smith
and his associates, against a parcel of goods, by them
captured in the Sound, coming 60m Lon,lfland to
this State, on or about the zed day of October 1,6,
confining of tea, cloaths, and a variety of other
articles, against the laws of this S ate.---And also,
before the laid Jabez Hamlin, Esq; Judge of the
County Court, for the county of Hartford, by J:fhna
Griffin, agaioft the sloop Dolphin, and a quantity of
grain and flour, found laden on board Gid (fluop. In
the county aforefaid, in order to be transported out
of this State, against the laws thereof; which sloop
and lading tie said Griffin hath caused to be feizad,
and holden for trial : And for the trial cf the Justice
of the fiid several captures and seizures, Courts will
be holden at the Court House, in Gid Hartford, io
fald county, on the hcc^d Tuesday of December
next, at which time and place, all perlons claims
property in Gid flcops or cargoes and ^ocd; may
appear, end shew ceufe (if any they have) why the
Gid flbops and cargoes, and goods, should not be
condemned, as lawful prizes to the captors.
By order of ihe Judgeof Gid Court,
GEORGE WVLLYS,Rer.
BROKE into the indofure of the fobferibn in
May lift, a large sorrel Mere COLT, aywi
old past, some white in her face. The owner is de
sired to prove his property, pry charges and &ke
Lex away.
JONATHAN COOK.
Granville, Nov rabtr 23, ifc.^
A^ vra A 0 0 raq ii&v s n_ .„.w:t^,ui., 6 4 &&
counts with the Subscriber, refpeCLng either
the State or the Continent, are requeued to fettle
them immediately.
JAMES WATSON.
Hartford, November if, 1780.
PHINEAS & LEKIONNIEK
BEGS i^ye to acquaint the Gentlemen & Ladies
in the town of Hartford, that he bat opened a
ooheo!, for the Tuition of Youth in the FRENCH
LANGUAGE, a Language that is.of the gre^eß
importance at this pefent dry ; and being part of a
polite education, he fathers himfelfc he shall meet
with Suitable encouragement. , , .
N. B. He is to be fpnke with tv ry day. at Capj.
Ebenezer Darke's, in Hartford, from 9 to st o'clock
in the forenoon.
TO LOMOVsin'T H, ~
DRUGGIST and APOTHECARY,
INFORMS his Old Customers and others, that
he has lately received a frefh fup,l , of DRUGS,
MEDICINES and INDIA SPICES, refine
and good--. His affoitmtnt is fj general that a particu
lar enumeration is needier Those who may hav#
oecafion to purchase of him, are requested to bring as
great a proportion as they can of had or continental
money, otherwise it will be Impossible for him to
supply them in futue.
He has also for falc, by reta : l. Bates Tea, C< ffefy
Chocolate, Weft India Rum, Lisbon Wiue, Su-ar,
Indigo, Allum, best Wool Cards, the New Tefta
meat, Dilwonb's Spelling, a number of Latin
School Books, and a few valuable Law Books
Rock and other forts of Salt, to be exchanged for
Flour, Corn, and other articles neaeff ry for family
afe. A good price will be given for cd V.als clean
or unclean.
N. B. As it is almoll two years face the late
'partperfhip between Smith and Coit was ditfuived,
and near a year since the death of Mr. Coit ; those
who are indebted jo said company are desired to
make speedy payment, to said Smith, as he is called
upon by the executors or his deceased partner ; any
debts found to be jaftly due from f<td company, will
be punctually paid, by
SOLOMON SMITH.
Hartford, November 27. 1780.
STRAYED from the Subfcribei, ike beginning
of November Inflant, a Pale Red COW, white
on her back and billy, two buttons on her horns.
Whoever returns said Cow to the Subfetiber, shall
have & generous reward.
ADSL FULLER,
Farmington, November 26, 1780.
TAKEN up by the Subscriber, the Bth Inff.
a Spotted red and white STAG, a top cut
off each ear, and a flit down the left ear. The owner
is difi id to pay charges and take him away.
SOLOMON GILMAN.
Bast Hartford, November 22, 1780.
TAKEN up by theSabfcriber. a SORREL
HORSE; fourteen and a half hands high,
a drip in his face, paces and trots, shod before. The
owner is desired to pay charges, and take him away.
WILLIAM CHALK.
East-Windsor, November 9, 1780.
SOLOMON BALENTI N E,
HAS for sale, at his Store a few rods north of
the Court House, a feall Affortmeut of Q_eens
Ware among which are Plates, Tea Pots. Cups and
Saucers. Also, Decanters of di&^nt sizes. pint
and half Tumblers (be Beakers) Wine Chaffer of
different kinds, Pipes by the box, grace or left quan
tity, Psper Tobacco, Snuff by the hundred or left
quantity. Fans, Sewing Silk, Shoemakers Nippers,
Pe O in g Awls, Floats, Tenant Saws, two feet Rules,
Brass Screw Rings, Brads, Wood Screws, Sheep
Shears, Snuffers, &e. &c.
Also a few gallons of the bast Holland Geneva,
bast white Sugar Coffee and American manufadured
Salt.
Hartford, Nov. 27, 1780.
LOST, on the road between the upper end Fa&-
Windsor and Glaßenbury Meeting House, a
Durant Pocket-Book; lined with red, containing
360 Continental Dollars* one Hard Dollar, out Gold
Ring: two yards striped Ribbon. Whoever will
return said book, with Its contents, to the Printer
barer or to Jc feph Mofely of Glafteabug. ihall be
bandfomely rewarded,
Glafttobuey, Nov. 15, 1780,
"rT"aVy DTOTnE— y
Given for Linen & Cotton R AGS
Atth, PRINTING-OFFICE.
2^ ^mer Lc/^n Reward
HE night of the s th infant, Shen f
A Dwelling Hsufe of & Vbfcriber werß.
optn, and three frvercanns. { WO p o ,m ° °
two cream pots, one fth cellar, two '
and fco+ytebl. 2r d tea fpe@ ; uffo, '^
pou^cs in hard money, a quantity ,
bu„ and this to 4, ,3 &„„
fh^w, &c. With Q otJia, :^°Ll
- carried eff The articles t s
with the letters T. K, H. K. and h''p t
^T7T"'''/> Wh " Y " ^ append
th. thief o, tort end fcure thm, fc % , *,
be brought to Judies and ifon &
to the fobfaiber. ffi.ll Lev. & Q.„ w „ d 0 ^
„,d wtn be u r . f or ^, ,„, of
i,^ where the, ^, be had, and .11
%,“F, If toy pe& n win , rara th '%
of Rate only, hie netae shall be kept Ira Lb
quefttoot asked. P
r v ELISHA PITKIN
Hartford, Nov. 17, 1780.
T O BB'TOID-—
By NATHANIEL PATTEN
a few Rods North of the Srau-Hc^, Hertford -'
Barr-Iron & Weft-India Rum.
J U S ItPRINTED, bound and ready
J for file the PSALMS cf DAVID
J. WATTS D. Ik There who
: T s may fend them, and have their bocks • red
those that have already sent them lihwife.J.Ajj
those who will be fach friends to litter, and
their country, us to save their cotton or Iman RAGS
will find their account in it, by feeding them to
their humble fuvaaC
Her ford, Ne,, fr?*^ ^^
° FP " ™^^
A small quantity cl% m &l, ^7l^l^
and America Bfod Stegl, boe-M^
Hampers; Kmves and Pinars, Gold Smit^ Plim
and Gutter- Table Hinga' to & fofa for Hard o?
ConunenufoMonay, by
u r x JARED STEVENS,
Hertford, Nov. 20, 1780. ~
NORTH DOOR
Undrr the Printing o,,icb, in BARTKO,
For Continental M 0
TESTAM^NI S, Sj,tiling .Books, Perafap
) ounft Man & best Companion. Lowth'r Gram,
m, Chefte&ld's Letters, Pupil oCTafira, Hua-
R^afonson (;h&rfeld4 Lt: ter- Doddridge's
Col. Allan's Narrative, Hubbard's History of
„an War; Law's Collegian of Pfymody, Pope's
on Man. &o. &c. &c.'
Juji p^h/bed, &m 0 be fold at the North-
Door under the Printing-Office.
A VINDICATION
OF THE
PRINCIPLES AND CONDUCT
OF THE
CHURCHzn STOCKBRIDGE,
In excluding from ibeir Communion, one of
their Members, for marrying a Person
immoral and profane.
In Reply to the Conne^icut Gentleman's
Plea, &c„
Bv STEPHEN WEST, Pastor:
WITH AN
AP PENDIX,
By JOHN BACON, A. M,
AL S O,
Just Publifad, and now felfo at tie fa^
Place"
LETTERS of FRIENDSHIP,
To those Clergymen who have lately
renounced Communion with the Mi
nisters and Churches, of Christ in ge
neral. With Illustrations from recent
Examples.
Wittf^G by the Author of th^ Pha bafafe thcEc
chfi^ic,l Counct! at Stockbridge, in Qa. 1779.
The Connedicut Alamanack
For the Year 1781,
To be Sold by the Printers fereqf.