The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1779-06-29 00:00:00, page 4

TO BE SOL D#
By JAMES PERCIVAL,
At ai# Store in Kensington ;
COPPERAS by the Hundred or smaller
Q_^ ft, if apply'd for soon. Aifo, CU R
RANTSby the Barrel or smaller Quantity.
Juit 16 1779.
THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD.
LO 6 T on the road between Reading and ,jr
field, on the 10th instant, a pair of S A D.
DLE BAGS, containing one black Taffity
G wn, one black silk Apron, and one cambrick do.
one pair black silk Gloves, one black gauze Hand
kerchief and two cambrick do. two pair Stockings;
One Shift, one lawn and three other caps. Said Sad
dle Bags, were seen to be taken up by a footman,
who immediately fled into the woods, and carried
them cff. Said man is about fix feet high, dark
complexion black ha ; r ; had on a green coat and
(rowfers ; pretended to be a deserter from the British
army Whoever w.ll take up and secure the a
bove defer bed man, and goods and inform the fub
fcr ber, shall be entitledto the above reward, or 15
dollars for the goods only.
SARAH FOR D.
Newtown June 17 >779.
LEFT u u,c . are of the Subscriber, almost 4
years since a number of Tools and Cloths by
Lemuel Hull. He entered the ferv ce of the
Ured S a er the firft year, and died at Cambridge
His friends are desired to come properly authorised
to fettle his accounts, receive and pay debts, andtake
the things away.
ZEBULON BALLAR D.
S'* (VI r,..., ^fy gy) bvei 17,9,
S& A .) D STOLEN fern the 3 b
locr about Ce middle of May last, a Dark
G y MARE two years eld no brand low in
fl th fl m built not dock'd, mostly inclined to pace.
HD on ber off hind leg. on the joint of her ancle, a
large nub occasioned by a wound (he received when
y^ung. Whoever wll take . p and delver said mare
to the fubturiber, fh*ll h?v- Thirty Dollars Reward,
JOHN SPENCE R.
New Hartford June 15, 1779,
BROKE into the enclosure of the Subferiber,
anoutthe firft of May last, a Sorrel MARE,
about thirteen hands a da half high, a white foot in
her forehead, foaled fi%ce the come, about five years
old, no bard nor fhces; trots and paces. The
owner rh,y have her, by paylnp charges to
THOMAS BUCKINGHAM.
Waterhurr (Weßbury pa- sh) June 10 1779.
AKE N up by the Su^fcriber, in North
A K .ungworrh the zift cf May lift aRED
Rons MAR E, about 14 hand# high, 4 years
old. no s and paces white hind feet star in her fore
he-d no brand. The owner is desired to prove his
property, pay charges and take her away.
DANIEL towner.
'779
1 AKEN up by the Subferiber about the
A. 12 -instant aREDRoNE M AR E,
ab/ut fourteen hands high, trots, paces and hand
gallops biandedwith the figure 7 oa the lef shoulder,
flrjd before. Toe owner may have her again, by
proving his property and paying charges
J)H N STOCKIN G.
Ke^fi , 0 Juieiy, 1779.
? AKEN up a float in Connecticut river, a
t b.. t r zoch of November last, a Two
Mast BOA T, without mast or rudder. The
rr ermy have her, by applying to Chp istopher
Vansant of Chatham, or Roland Richardson,
f ^^ ~'7 and paying charges.
ft KEN up by the dubtcriber, the 4.0 mft.
I (j^ e ) a Brown HORSE, four years
old, fourteen hands high, a white spot in his face,
not shod black mane and tail, no brand. The own
er is desired to pay charges and take him away.
EBE N. KEEN E Y.
Ei 1 ? Her ford. Jn^ 8 1,79.
' I AKu.^ f , elube if the 5 h ay of
Ju.ie inst. a blac< HORSE about four years
old, abou 13 hands and an half high, shod before,
has several white spots on his back, looks as though
it was done by a fiddle, his mane lying on the near
fide, pace ceiefly, and trots feme. The owner is
desired to prove his property, ray charges and take
him away. JOHN ROBERTS.
W 16r Juie ~
I N K.
A Quantity of CAROLINA PINK,
to be Sold Wholrfale r R-tail, very cheap,
by Daniil Huntington, of Woodbury.
TO BE SO L D;
For Continental Bills only.
By YOUNGLOVE CUTLER,
In Northbury;
HOL LOW WAR E. such as Pots, large
and small Tea and Dilh Kettles, Skillets,
Cart Boxes. Also, Imported Salt. Rum. Mofaffes,
Sugar Tea, Pepper, Al|fyic3, Indigo, Allum Duck
and Pidgeon Shot, C^teau Knives Ivory and
Crooked Combs; Black Satten, Cambist, Hard Soap,
Thimbles, Pins, Needles, Sleave Buttons, Silver
Washed, Puter and Basket Coat ,and Vest Buttops,
Writing and Bonnet Paper, final! Clay Pipes, To
bacco, &c. &c. &c. Also, qd. Bd. & i2d. Nails,
by the large or small quantity.
June 14. 1779.
N. B. Said Cutler, would be glad to purchase
30 or 40 yards of Tow Cloth, for which a generous
pYre ^1 he given
WH EREAS the Honorable the General
Affemb'y of the State of Vermont, at their
ftffions held at Windsor on the third instant (June)
did appoint me to the office of Surveyor General for
said S ate, with power to collect charters, or attested
copies of all grants and charters oflands within this
S ate, made out by the authority of either of the
Spates of Massachusetts-Bay, New Hampshire, or
New York, in order to enable me to make one gene
ral map of the whole. These are therefore to request
all persons holding any such patent or charter of the
lands aforefaid, that they exhibit them to me, at my
office in Arlington, as soon as may be, in order that
they may be duly regeftered and returned.
IRA ALLE N.
Arlington, June 6 1779.
N. B. lam informed that the records of such
grants, made out by N. Hampflure, are carried off
the Continents by +'? 'an Governor rhe-eof.
WHEREAS the 'Partnership between ly^ue
and Marble i; diffolv'd : Said Lynde takes
this method to acquaint the public, and his former
cuflomers in particular, that he still continues ,0
cary on the Apothecary's business as nfual, at his
Shop a little to the southward of the north meeting
house; where hehas the following articles for sale. v z.
DRUGS and MEDICINES
of almost every kind. Also Cinnamon. Cloves,
Mice, Nitmegs Allspice, G nger, Peppe., Sugar,
Coffee Chocolate frefh Currants, S^eet 01, Cot
ton Wool, Copperas; A.lum, Oil of Vitriol, Otter,
Brimstone. Rosin, Yall w Oxer Vermillion, Lin
seed 0 1 Painters B ufhes, Crown Soap. Ink Pow
der, Snuff N-w England Rum, Wine, Brandy,
Clove Water, Fine Salt. &c.&c &c.
Hartford, June 16, 1779.
THE great D fficulty that attends the publiih
mg of News Pipers, in the present fluctuating
State of Currency,obliges thePrinters of this Paper to
adopt the following Method, (which has been feve
ral Years practiced by most of the other Printers in
New England ), viz. Every Cuftomsr at Entrance,
to advance the Pr.ee cfa Quarter, or Half Year as is
most agreeable to them, and at the Exp ration of the
Term paid for their Papers to difeontinue until
they again pay in like Manner. The Price of the
next Quarter is 30s. paid in money ; which being
lower than N ws Papers in the other Sates, and
not equal to any Articles of Country Produce, our
Cuflomers must judge to be very reasonable especi
ally considering the great D fficulty Refque and Ex
pence of proCT-i^p Printing Mi er^als.
Ha iota Co y pUBLIC NOTICE
June 14. 1779. £ is hereby given, to all it
doth or may co cer b , that Libels are filed before
Jabez Hamlin Esq; Judge of the county
court in the county of Hartford, against the Sloop
ELIZABET H, John Gidney, late master,
burther about 65 tons. And also, against the Sloop
MARGRE T, Levi Carman, late master,
bu^hen about 45 tons. And also, a ainft the Sloop
FRIE NDS HIP, Th ma, Bates, late mas.
ter, burthen about 45 tons, in favour of CLEMONT
Bishop James Hallet, Thomas Hinder, and
Ebenezer Jones, commanders of four arm'd boats
properly comm ffioned and consorted together, and
their associates, who took the said three (loops upon
the high seas, and sent them into the county of
Hartford. And for the tryal of the justice of Gid
captures, the maritime court in the county of Hart
ford, will be held at Hartford in said county, on
the 7th day of July next ; at which time all perfoa#
claiming property in either of said sloops their tack,
lin, apparrel and cargo, may appear and (hew rea
son if any they have, why the said (loops, with their
tacklin, apparrel and cargo, (hould not be adjudged
as lawful prize to the captors, Hartford, June 14,
1779 By order of the Judge,
GEORGE WYLLY S, Regest;
Hartford County,|pUß LIC NOTICE
June 16, 1779 J &is hereby given to all it
doth or may concern, that a Libel is filed before
Jabez HAm l 1 N, Esq; Judge of the county
caart, in the county of Hartford, against the Schooner
JENN Y, David Berry, late master, burthen a
bout 16 tons, in favour of Ackley Ryley, com
mander of an armed vessel call'd the Snake, properly
comm'ffioned and inftrufted, who took the said
Schooner upon the high seas, and sent her into said
county of Hartford. And fur the tryal of the juftic^
of said capture, the maritime court in the county cf
Hartford, will be held at Hartford, on the 7th day
of July next ; at which time all persons claiming
property in Cud schooner, her tacklin, apparrel an^
cargo, may appear and (hew reason if any they have,
why the said schooner with her tacklin apparrel
and cargo, should not be adjudged as lawful prize
to the capers Hartford J ne 16 1770
GEORGE WYLL YS, Regefl. cf Gid Court.
Hartford, June 19 1779.
TO BE SO L D.
At PUBLIC VENDU E,
On Friday the 9 h day cf July next ;
TH E several Sloe ps hereaf er mentioned, viz.
the Sloop LIVELY burthen about 40
tons. Also, the Sloop J OH N, burthen about
96 tons. Also, the Sloop MAY FLOWER,
burthen about 109 tons. All lately captured by
Bishop, Burnham, and Butler.
Also, at the fame time will be Sold, The Sloop
ELIZABETH burthen about 65 tons,
Also, the Sloop FRIENDSHIP burthen a
bout 45 tons. Also, the Sloop MARGRET,
burthen about 45 tons. Captured by Bfh p, Hallet,
Hender, and Jones. With rigging and fails bent;
to be seen at Cul. Talcott's wharf in said Hartford;
the place cf sale.
Also. at the fame time and place will be Sold, The
Sloop S ALL Y, burthen about 50 'ons. Cap
tured by Burnham and Butler.- --Aho for sale, a
NEGRO MAN, cf about 25 years efface.
And one Hhd. R U M, and a few Tierces M O
LASSES, and sundry othei small Articles.
Vendue to be opened and terms cf sale to be de
clared at 10 o'clock in the forenoon cf said day.
N. B. Some of the above vessels have been im
proved for privateers.
THEhigheft price given for bill# on France by
Levi Allen, at Mr. Philip Spencer's, in
Dutchefs County, State of N,w York. Those who
,PPly will not be disappointed, as said Mr. Spence?
in my absence will negotiate the buffi efs.
LFVT ALIEN.
I' Subic iber heieoy miunn- .ne P biic,
that he is appointed by the Hon. Court of
Probate, for the diftria of Fanfirld, Adminiftrator>
on the estate of Bevblor Robinson, late
of the State of New York ; but now with t^e ene
my's of this, and the rest of the United Sta es of
America.
SOLOMON BOOTH. Adminift.
S ratford. May 31, 1779.
STATUE op VERMON f~ *
WHEREAS application has been made to
me, (one of the Judices of the Peace for the
county cf Bennington,) by more than one sixteenth
part of the proprietors of the townfh p of Poocock, in
said county ; to call a meeting for said proprietors,
to meet at the house of Mr, Jonathan Eastman,
of Rueport, in said county, on the teco; d Tuesday
of August next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, to
a& on the following articles, viz.
ift. To choose a Moderator. 2d. To choose a
Clerk for said proprietors. 3d. To choose a Com
mittee or Committees for said proprietors. 4th. To
fee if the proprietors will lay out another Division.
s'"' T° ra '' e Money to defray neceffiry charges a
risen in said propriety. 6th. To aft on any thing
else thought necessary for said propriety.
GIVEN under my Hand, at Bennington,
June 2d, 1779.
S&WROBINSON, J P.
LOST on the 22d of April, between Landlord
Grow's in M .nfoea, and Samuel Shaw's io
Bunfield, Ei,ht Humd/red and F ftcen Continental
Dollars, wrap'd up in n news paper. Whoever has
found said money, and will return it to the sub
scriber, shall have Thirty" Dollars Reward.
WILLIAM ORCUT T.
Stafford, April 26 1779.
BROKE in o the inclofure of the fubferiber about
the firft of May a red STEAR, no mark. Tae
owner is desired to prove his property, pay chargee
and take him away.
JAMES WRIGHT,
Wethersfield, M ay 24, 1779.