The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1780-09-19 00:00:00, page 4

6%, & LONDON GAZETTE, June 6.
. By &KJN G.
APR OCL A M AT IO N.
.GEORGE R.
WHEREAS It hath been rtyrefeated to Us,
That a great number of perfect, in confe
queries of advertiferaents or hand bill# inciting them
thereto, did on Friday left, the zd of this inflant,
-'"""'l''''* "° ° u ' and tumultous owing,
" St. George'* Field,, in the county of Surrey, from
whence they proceeded in several bodies to iWace
yard, Weftm^fter, faredunded both Houfee of Par-
Lament, and pogeffed themselves of theavenues to the
fame (the laid Houfe# cf Parliament being then fit
"Dl) where they continued in a riotous ahdtumult
one manner, committing great outrages and violence
against several of our fabjias, and feloniauhy taking
money from them ; after which, in the evening of the
fame day; they insulted and attacked the houses of
tome of the public Miniflers of Foreign Princes, and
Stater, reading at oar Court, and broke into, (polled
and set fire tobhapels, which in every civilized coun
try are allowed to such public Miaiflers for the free
exerrif: ^the rtf giro of their country, to the great
fcandd and offence of all truly pious and good pro
Hepta. ^ We therefore, in order that the reproach of
so frantic and atrocious an outrage againH the pre
ceplicf religion, as well as the obligations of all laws
may not renum a disgrace to Our kingdom, but may.
be confined to the author, abettors, and perpetrators
of the fyd outrage, and that they may be brought to
'ped, and condign punishment, and that such dan
gerous and wicked pridices may hereafter be preven
ted, have thought fit, by and with the adviceof cur
Privy Council, to publish and declare Oar refoliation
to put the laws in force against such offences : And
We do hereby enjoin and require ail JuAiees of the
Peace, Sheriffs, Mayors, Balift';, Conßablei, and all
o^her Oar loving fubjefts, to be aiding and affiftiag
to the utmeft of their power in suppressing such ille
gal and tumultous assemblies, and in detecting, ap
fchending and bringing to juflicc the perlons ccn
cerned in affsmbling or inflicting the fame, and
guilty cfany of the violences above mentioned : And
for the better deteaion of the persons who west con
earned in the outrages committed at the houses cf the
said public Minifier#,. We are gracioafly pleased to
promise, tnat if any person shall difoover any other
perfan or persons who, direaly ot indire&ly, were
discerned in pulling down, or beginning to pull
doffo, or la fitting fee to the chapel of any public
Z&rn&er, so as that the perfan ar persons discovered
may be profecated for the fame, such difeoverer ffiall
have and receive, upon conviction of Rich offender or
o&dm, the sum of FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS,
and affo Car gracious pardon for the said offence, in
case the per fun making such difeovery shall himfelf be
liable to be profecated for the fame, except the per
fin who fi:H broke kilo, or began to pall down or
fe: fire to the hid chapels. And the Commintoners
for executing the Office of Treasurer of our Exche
quer, are hereby required to make payment of the
said rewards accordingly.
Given at Oar Court at St. James's the flh day
cf June, One thoofand seven hundred and
eighty, in the twentieth year of our reign.
GOD Save the K I N G.
WE the fubferibers being appointed Commit,
iioneis by the honourable Court of Probate
for the diftriA of Hartford, to examine the claims of
theced^ to the Lateef S AM UEL RUS
SELL, late of Windsor deceased, reprefeeted
insolvent, hereby gives notice, that we shall attend
that befinefs at the tonft of SAMUEL WOL
COTT ALLYN, innholder in said Windfora
Oft the firft Tuesday of November next. No ac
counts will be allowed except properly attc^ed.
EBEN. FITCH BISSELL, ) Commifc
NATHANIEL HAYDEN.f oners.
Windfr, Sepr i 1780.
Five Hundred Dollars Reward.
LOST on the road between Weft Division and
Hartford, about Three Thoefand Five Hun
dred Continental Dol are, and twelve haul do. the
whole wrapped up in a brown paper. Whoever
Bar found the fame, and will leave it at the Printing.
Office, in Hartford, or return it to the fubferiber,
&11 receive the above reward.
JOSEPH BROUNSON.
New:Britain, Sep', it, 1,80.
Ebenezer baknarß, jun.lQon.
fynment of HOLLOW WARE from
the owners of Stafford furnace such as potts, kittles,
(nd &i lets of various fixes ; bafonr, bake pans, Rew
pans, spiders, flatts, dom cart boxes, &c. by
whole falc or retail, for caff or produce.
Abb for sale, a few hogshead's Providence LIME,
Martfeld, near the Court-kotife, Augaft, 1780.
A lew New-Haven Bridge Lottery TICKETS, to be fold, at the Printing-Office.
¥\Y° YICE is herby given, to te non refidtot
LN Proprietors of the town of Sandisfield, in the
county of Bfflffibt, and the Eleven Thousand
Acres adjoining, That their said lands are taxed and
will be fold fer the payment of said taxes, unless
f ?^dy payment be made.; ~
~ABEL WILLCOX, Conflable.
Sandiefield, Aught 22, 1780.
W.H E REAS theihcprmu, of Stamford, in
gif Slate of Vermont, eta-leod meeting heid
at fad Stamford, did pant the following rates to be
levied on the said original Proprietors) for running
the lines of said town, and laying out the lots, and
for doing fandry other duties and feevices, and ap
pointed ©c to cofkQ the fame ; the following origin
pal Proprietors, their heaver assigns being m arrears
the following fum# fat afenft their names ; and
whereas the faidProprietors, didat said meeting vote,
'" (""“ due t 0 01 from said PiopztetoiSf Should
be pe.d in continental money in value equal to what
i^was when it btcanu due: TLofe Proprietors, so in
arrears, are hereby notified) that uukfa they pay me,
or my order, the laid fams of money agreeable to said
vote, so much of their said lands will be fold at„Pub
lic Vendue, at the heufe of Mr. Edward Higefefe"
feid Stamford, on tlieeighteenth day of October
^ext, as will pay fed rates, with incident charges.
No. of the. Lots. £. No. of the Lots.
2 Joan G. Briber, 2o ^ Selah Wright, 20
3 2h/ha Mather, 20 34 Enos Kiogfly, 20
4,?'y Kinfly, ' 20 36 Elsl Smith, 20
5 Seth Hudson, 20 37 J G. Vandirgragtr 20
6 Joftyi Ki%fy, 20 41 Solumen Miller, 20
7 r,m Dwight.jan, 20 44 Andrew Hike, 20
ti Simeel Kingsly, 20 45 Elijah Hunt, 20
*3 Noah Aden, 20 47 T. Hu chiffon E'q. 20
14 Elazar Root, 20'48 M^fea Kingsly. 20
15 William Clark, zo 50 Jo^n Geo. Bonier, 20
16 Ebenezer Hunt, 20 51 Nathaniel Phelps, 20
17 Elihu Clark, 20 52 Timothy Dwight, 20
18 Amos Hull, 20 55 lf*&d Searle, 20
19 Eben. Edwards, 20 56 Martin Phelps# 20
20 Jonathan Alta, 20 57 John Phelps 20
21 N"'*"^ Day. 20 61 Selah Strong, 2Q
t ° Adkiufga, £fy 20 62 Thomas Alter ,20
26 John Miller, jun, 20 63 Benjamin Simons, 20
31 Elihu Wright, 20 64 J^fiah Canfield, 20
• NOTICE hereof being given three weeks
fuceeffwely in the Conntaicut Courant according
to law. ROWLAND ALLEN, edl<aor.
TH E qfcrefaid Proprietors are notified, that their
Meeting hands adjourned to the lift Wednesday in
September next, ^ the house of Mr. Edward Higbee,
at 2. o'clock aftertiodri. where very important bafi
ntfe require! a general attendance of the Proprietors.
BENJAMIN HENSHAW, Clk.
Middletown. Augutt 26, 1780.
Fow Huadred l)^^^
ON the night of the 9th indent, the Subscriber's
house was broke open, and the following ar
ticles stolen, viz. 1 pair purp'e velvet breeches,
with fixver waffi'd buttons, 1 new Holland shirt, 1
brown cut velvet vest, 1 cloth do. with yellow but
tons, £ Cambrick fleck, and silver fleck buckle, 1
pair double mitten; 1 black fluff box, red on the
top, i pocket handkerchief, mark'd O, and 1 pair
Giver knee buckles. Whoever will take up ana se
cure the theif and goods, shall be entitled, to the
above reward, and all neteffoy charges, paid by
.. JOSIAH LEWIS.
Farmington, Sept, n, 1,80.
AGOOD FANNING MILL,
T ° SOLD, BY
WILLIAM HOSME R.
Hartford, September §, 1,80.
A MERICAN'MANUFACTURED
S ALT of the best quality, to be fold, by
the ho,ffiezd or finite bushel at the fibre of ELIAS
SHIPMAN, and Co. a few rods ffuth cf the
bridge, Hartford.
For New CONNECTICUT MONEY
TH E Sails, Rigrin%, abler and Anchors cf
the Brigantine PETER, almol new ; bur
then about 180 trfu : the whole will be fold tom
ther, if immediately a,plied for. orthywife by retail.
Enquire at Middletown, cf A<hbbl Burnham.
September if, 1,80.
CASH or tVRITING PAPtiR*
GfVEN FOR
\Clean Cotton or Linen R,A G $,
AT THE
PRINTING-OFFICE.
September 19, 1780.
BILLS of EXCHAN G E.
WANTS to purchase, Loan Office Bills of Ex
change on France. Enquire at the Loan
Office Hertford.
HEZ. MERRILL.
September 1780.
Take Notice, Pivots.
Just received (not frem Long Inland) and to be Sold
by the fubferiber, if applied for fogn.
AN Afforfment orEnglifh Watch Main Springs;
by the gross. dezen or single. Also, a few
Squares of large Crown Glass, proper fotClock FaceA
Likewise the Watch bu&vefs continued aiufual a few
rods South Wed of the State House, by
o , THO'a. HILLDRUP^
Hartford Sept. 5. 1780.
AS the public were pro mifed an account of tie
doings of the .N 0 r t h Consociation
in Hartford County, at Well Staffed ; and dfad
to suspend their judgment refyeaing the deArmes
h^d and taught by tire Rte% NIL Qu, pa£or of
the church there/until they received the foe: This
is to give notice, that an authentic account of the
doings of that venerable body (so far a# it can Q
obtained) is new published, in a book, entitled.
A Defence of Religions Liberty ; and to be fold at
the Printing Office, and at Mr. Nath. Batten's, in
Har ford, and at the Riv. Dan Foft&%, in Windsor.
And as atetaln paper has bearmdufriou fly fpreai
about the country, which paper is entitled, The
Report of the li& Committee, and dated Thuifday
8 o'clock ; and contains a number of articles said tee
be held by Mr. Fuller, for the negative of whieh
many texfi of fcripttire are perverted and abused.
and much fophifl/y used. ,&. Fofler in the before
raeniicmed pubhe&ion. has taken il?ofe fcriptum
oat cf the hands of that anonimous cemraitter, aft
laid open ch thin fidelity used by them to hide
and darken the truth, and though much pains has
been taken to find cat the tine authors cf this re
port, still they remain conceal The friends to
feripture and leafon/m therefore defad to uf<
their het endeavours to difeever this aranimous
committee, (hit they may be put to flume, and
pub^ety retract
Just published, and to be fold at the North-
Door under the Printing Office.
A VINDICATION
OF THE
PRINCIPLES and CONDUCT
0P THX
CHURCHin STOCKBRIDGE,
In exc'udimg from their Commurioz, one of
their Members, for marrying a Person
immoral and profane.
In Reply to the Conueflicut Gentleman's
Plea, &c.
By STEPHEN WEST, PastoM
WITH AN
APPENDIX,
By JOHN BACON A. M.
STA FE of VER M~O N T.°
Bennington Count y, June },, 1780.
WH E REAS application hath been made to
me (one of the Justices fer the county cf
Bennington) by more than one fixteeoth part of dm
Proprietors of WOODFORD, to rceet at the
house of Mr. Ind Terril, innholder in said Wood
ford. on the third Wednesday of Odeber next • to
aft on the following articles, viz. Fifth To chbofe
a Moderator. Second, To choose a Committee to
finish the Firfl Division of Land. Third, To
^ Ptopitters will ky out another Divtfon.
Fourth, To fee if the Prcprfe@ will gi ve
any lads far settlement of said town. Fifth To
fee if the Picprietore will r&ife money to defray ne
cessary charges; and to tranfth' any other business
thought necefay. hcoafequte of said applica
tion, theft are to warn said Proprietori to meet at
the time and place for the purpefe aforefid
SAMUEL ROBINSO N, J. P.
THE P/oprimn of STAMFORD, in tie
State cf Vermont, are notified that their
Meeting Banda adjourned to the hi Wednesday in
September next, at the hoafe of Mr. Edward Hig
bee, in said Stamford, two o'clock afternoon ; and
as hnfceft of £ ,„ importance to the Proprietors
is then to he twfa&d, 'tie desired a garni Lfo;
ence may be giveh.'
BENJAMIN HENSHAW, Cik.
Assisi 28 r 8o;..
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BLANK DEEDS
To be fold, at th Printing-Office.