The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1780-05-09 00:00:00, page 4

a LIST of the Numbers drawn Prizes in SHEFFIELD BRIDGE LOTTERY,
N. B. "The Numbers against which no Prizes are set are Prizes of Twenty Dollars.
^. DJ». DiI.Ns.DJ. Ns. D.l. Ns. Dsl. Ns. DJ. Ns. DI. N,. DJ. Ns. DJ. Ns. DI. No. DJ.
12 252 550 g2§ 1164 1501 1773 206; 2402 2690 2 948
3 7 5 6 6 2 6 71 7 1 9
5 75 62 8 9 5 8 2 11 3
20 9 3 30 80 6 87 5 3 4 250
1 8 3 74 4 9350 7 92 6 5 6, 3
555 5 ^ 939775
6 99 u 6 10 11 7 84 8 8 ,
7 1 82 4§ 1 6 g go 22 270; 9
3' 5 § 6 3 7 1800 2 5 6 °'
2 301 9 7 7 28 2 3 9 °
5 2 9' 52 8 32 3 4, 30 2 7°
6 3 3 3 9. 3 8 6 35 1
42 4 4 7 26 50° 7 io 8 4 25 4
55° 7 S 8 31 81 2102 7 8 6
6 11 7 9 6 40 2 650 40 9
7 4,606 60 7 4 8 n 2 32 7
$ 6 n 1 46 8 23 50 3,6 °4'
fl 7 4 z 6 9 4 8 68
* 9 5 3 $1 51 7 23 7 49 9
4:24. 22 § 60 2 31 44 0 50 94 too
6697 7$ 9 2 55 51 1 '
6350 9 33 76 8 • 60 3go 7 § 5 3000
a 3° 5 7 9 3 9 8 6 6 1
2 2 950 9 8g 9 43 62 8 8 5
% 3 4* Se 97 ,§ 6 9 64 9 7
4 3 7 90 8 80 9 71 ; 61 1 0
9, 7 61 1 13:6 1 52 3 73 6
7' 9 4 7 7 .1 3 4 71 3 23
42' 5 QO4 8* 8 61 6 2 4 4
6 4 6 & 9 93 9 3 5 °'°
7 6 7 9 18 9 i 450 88 6 72 31
^ 52 7150 14 9 2 70 9 8 950 6
• 9# 3 2 7 22 8 , 9 J g 83 7
3 6 4 21 5 1600 6 2 8o 6 9
4 1 5 37 7 1 8 2203 1 9 4 °
§ 64 7 8 8 2 82 7 4 2802
8 § &I 40 gs° 5 8 12 8 3 2
^0 73 3 2 30 7'95 4 9 65
<4 6 3 3 to 8 5 92 9 6
2 80 8 . 4^ 2 1900 40° 6 3 10 ico „
3 2 92: 7 5 3 19 2 foo 2 °°
7 3 3 , 6 6 6 21 z 22 f
i"> 91 4 58 7 7 8 2 11 4 8
3 75 66 40 2 10 § z ,
fr 4P 2 6 7 3 24 > 3050 6 31 h
,3 799 5 3 2 21 2 50 0 5°
898 71 9 30 50 6 4 34'!
20 14 9 3 K 2 7. 6 3 § 2
4 6 7 0 ° 5 8 3 21 41 § 6 3
7 23 3 6 9 5 2 51 67
2 7 7 62 50 4° 1 § ,r 8 3 T °3
1 3 ^ 8x36% 6 % 9 4 le °
5 4 24 3 4 55 § 850 41 42 '°
8 8 5 90 5 ,9 30 63 4 350
S? 9 7 4 6 61 , § 9 5 2 °
1 31 3^ 7 200 72 to° 4 41 6 50 6100 1
a § 250 1005 5 6 3 9 8 50'
3 8 5 88 850 4 71 61 4 4
60 41 7 12 89 9 6 4 6 § 8
2 3 8 20 91 72 g 8 8 6 3°
3 7 40 2 3 3 §1 85 75 7 3
68r ^ 4 4 4;8 6 62 9
,51 1 4 650 80 8 go 82 3 4°
70869 , 29 3 3 4 7
£ 9 8 37 8 350 61 550 3 5 ,9
§ 61 51, 41 9 6 4 1303 9 7 5 °
332 3 1400 §2 7 15 94 3 '
9 9 I 3 5 3 71 20 2601 75 4
fa 72 6 4 12 1709 2 1 2 4 5
9 3 , 5 4 1000 I 4 6 7 3 7 0
97 6 70 51 8 6 82 32 § 82 8
97 4 8 24 850 g 42 100 16 3 °3
204 85 6 9 5 9 go 4 21 4 4
6 9 7 62 § 24 7 6 3 5 %
7 9* 8 550 34 § 2000 7 46
TO 4 80 ,z 40 8 38587°
2*B < 6 3 9 4' 5 2 7 95° 2
5 s°z 5 80 4 31, 5 36 95 5
6 < 93 50 f g 6 12 62 8 7 6
7 6 § 92 50 7 3 4 9 9 81
% *o § x 40 26 6 4 z agog 3
7 2 9 " oi 4 3 35 7 51 4 4
30 § 801 15 62 4 , 72 § 6 5
'7364583986
30 6 7 3 9 4° 4 61 9 7
6 zi 1° 20 , 51 r 6 4 13 8
921 4 9 3887 4 9
40 3 3 g 72 5 9 80 9 6 92
3 5 5 31 4 6 50 2 70 9 6 400
4 7 7 44 * @ 9 1 5 4 22
6 39 5 1 60 2 8 5 35 —9
51 41 9 6 4 -• % 3 95 9 8
3 5 20 7 8 9 4 7 82 9
362 59 96 7150 7 8 4 43
g g 4 ' 60 1500 2 62 9 6 7
notification.
CT^HE Committee! from the Honorable General
A drably' and from th< Cffcen of the Con
><&icat Line, in the Continental Army, having
agreed upo.l the Sun^ to be paid to the Trocpi for
the Depreciation of the Money in the Years 177%
1778 and 1779; and having made Report cf the
fame, in which Report there is no mention cf those
Officers who have served that or part of that Time,
by nafoa th^y were net repeated in either of these
Commrtrc3 : And a» they have an equal and un
doubted Right, to the Fulfilment of the Promifts,
Upon every Principle of Jufiice and Equity,
T is prop fid by fjme Ghi lemen under this Pre
dicamsot. that these Officers who have feived in the
Army, and have obtained Honorable drfcharges ei
ther by Resignation, or- Derangement, do meet oft
Hereford on Vfcdrufd^y the 17^ of May nex', in
order to chufe a Committee <o Prepare a Memorial
to lay It before the Ilcnorable Gcneial Affably,
for the purpose afobtairting Redttfi in this Matter.
When the Coramkue are form'd, end proceed tg
,' e Settlement of the Saras due to the ffyeral Cfncerr,
it will be impcffible for them to afeertmin those due
to Abfentets, as the timsi cf their Appointment and.
d (charge will not be Huu% unlef; these Gentlemen
who live contiguous to each other will chufe ore
in a place to itpreDit them and hand their Creden
tials forward-- But it wc/.ld be mote a^mble if
those concern'd would attend in Person.
NOTICE r$ hereby given, That Elkanah Trf
dale of Lebanon, in Windham County it ap
pointed Administrator by the Court cf Probate for
Windham diftri& on the forfeited efface of Mr. Tho
mas Fanning, of Lon^ Island, in the State of Nrw-
York, who is inimical; and Mlffil# Sila Phelps,
Elijah Tifdale and Joseph Hutchinson, are by said
court appointed cemmiffion^s to receive and exa
mine the claims cf the Aid Manning's creditors ; said
Coaim;fiicrift will attend Aid bufrefs at the dwel
ling houfeof Mr. Nathaniel Williams, innholder in
Lebanon, on the last Mondays of April, My and
June nett, from two till eighty f the clock. P. M.
Elkanah Tisdalb Adrnin:ftrator.
Silas Phelps,)
Elijah Tisdalr, Commiflicnir%.
Joseph Hutchinson,,
Lebanon, March 31, 1780.
Dillworth's Spelling-Books,
PRINTED on a large new Type and
strong Paper, to be fold at the North
Door under the Printing Office, in Hart
ford, and at Abel Merfe's inWethersfield,
Th^ being a commA concern, and no particular
P?r&n having arrborr, to c^llthit meeting, (which
rnufl convene by common confers) ir the reason why
this p p^ is not fi,:n'd. howevra the Gentlemen in
terefttti may ;e9. inured, that fcveral who have held
Comm ffiont < f Rank in ft Army, tie engaged to
zf pat in fepport cf the Judicecf cur claim.
Ha/fod, Aoril i~ ,8o
DRUGS and MEDICINES,
,r'HE well furn fh?d shop, lately belonging' tp
& Mr ; Lynde, is removed to the fa,p wh©e
Dr William Jgpton formerly kept hia Sc-e, a few
rods north of the Court House. Tie fo+fcribers
prefect their complements to the former cuffomer#
of the ffirp, and others, and beg that their favours
may continue tc flow in the Arne Channel ; and to
aOure them, that no endeavor will be warding, by
confiznt attendance, diligence and care, to merit
their confidence and rpp-obation.
EBEN & EZ. BEARDSLEY..
Hartford, April 25 1,80.
'—'CALEB-b'iF
INFORMS the pubic That the Linfted Mill re
now repaired, and that whoever it inclined to
have their FAx Seed manufaAe-ed, mey receive one
gallon cf O I ft, each bushel and half cf merchanta
ble Seed delivered at said Mil. The stream being
uncertain in she fommer season, it is defad those
inclined to Supply with feed would forward it as
soon as pofole. Hartford, April 17, 1780.
LO ST on the evening cf th, 20 h ir.fl. between
General Wolco' A and Captain Loqmii's, a
pnr of cld SADDLE. BAGS, containing the
following articles, viz three white ffiirts, two flocks;
four pair of flockings, all mark'd S. R. <&lfo two
pair cf breeches rnd fcvtkl other articles. Who
ever has foend Aid %rticb-^ aid will leave them rt
Captain Joel Loomis's, in Eaß Winder, or fend me
word wheze they are; ffidl receive One Hundred
Dollars.
SAMUEL ROCKWELL.
E. Windsor, A^ri! 22, 178°.