The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1779-12-14 00:00:00, page 4

SHEPHARD & HUNT,
A CQjUAlNTtheir former c^ome^, and others,
that they nave lately received a pretty gene
ral ^urimrit of M E'D ICINES, which they
will fell upon such terms as (they doubt not) will
give fatisfaaion to the pu crater.
Northampton Nov. 22 1779.
WHEREAS m^e than out sixteenth part of the
proprietors of tre tow.ifh p of Tinmouth
have made application to me the fubfenber that a
meeting offaid proprietors be called. This therefore
is to warn a mthin; of said p/ptutors to be holder
st Tinmouth, on the sth Wednesday of December
next, at the house of Solomon Bingham in said Tin
inoufh, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, to a& on the
following particular. 1, To choole a Moderator.
3. To fee whether said proprietors will di^il their
federal accounts that have arifea in the proprietors
ship that are unsettled. 3. To fee that the public
rights be well taken case of. 4. To fee if said pro
prietors will agrze to lay out a fourth div.fion, and
grant a tax on the rights of said proprietors to defray
changes if need be ; and 5. To do any other bufi
fceG that may then be thought neceJary.
CHARLES BREWSTER Proprietor Clerk.
Maochefter, S ate of Vermont, OR. 20, 1779.
AND THE BEST OF
ENGLISH CURRANTS,
To be Sold under tub Printing Office.
/"T'HE hg ^ft price will be given fr Lean Office
1 Bills of Exchange, payable in France, at
Thomas Hopkins's Store in Hartford.
Off ber 15 1779
THE <n prrce riven ior BILLS on
FRANCE, a Josiah Blakeley's Stere
nn^^ Panting Office. Ntv. 15.
Colebrook, November 18 1779.
THIS m?y inform my customer, t! at I have
now a quantify of rood ? 11 h Iron and
Dig Tls cl, raahufamired in the Ge man me
thod by a Ge^nao that i- a workman. Lkw-f,.
Steel SJe gh Shot? ; I warrant the Steel to Warden
well as any imported ; ro be fl' Contfon *1
Bilk at the Ferre at C '*b ok, or M. JAMES
TIL E Y, in Hartford.
JACOB OGDEN.
BROKE mto eencWu^e : tne bat^cjber,
sometime in N vember inft.a Roue HORSE?
about thirteen and ahrifhands high, four years dd;
natural pacer, no sh ?3 on, a wh^e ring down by
each hind hoof. Tne owner is di fired to pay charges
and take him away.
JOSEPH CROFOO T.
Middletown, Nov 15, 1779. >
EARTHAN WARE,
TO BE EXCHANG'DFOR
WHEAT, butter & cheese,
By ISRAELSEYMOUR
Har ford, November 6, 1779.
DESERTED from Capt, Gamaliel Painters
company J artificer, one A ivac Carver, a-
Wu 20 ye^s of age, well set fellow, about 5 fee: 7
inches u^h. Whoever will akeup faidCarver and
return him to k C^p ain a F ffi K 11, ih*ll have
three Dollar Rwa d and all necessary chores.
JAMES THOMPSON, Lieut.
Middletown Nov, 9 1779.
'O B^ SOLD an elegant FARM, containing
.[ 176 w<e, ve y pleasantly situated within one
mae 01 t^s center <£ he town of H^< ranton ; there
is Binding t r e^a one large new dwelling house
and two fe^kr ones with a good well cf %a e" at
each house 3 !^m flop, three good barns, a fine
orchard, feffi^eni in a common season to make one
hundred bmd± of cyder, and a large number of
young ^pplc r.^ coming on ; a finable quantity
Of plow :aed 3 d t'^ bed ofpafture, foffi ient ic f.p.
put fi^y h.^d cfca ^ft ranter and winter ; a fine
brock ronnuT thrown said form and will water
upv a ds of 20 acres, a fuitabh quantity of wood
land, and t'v o^& cf chestnut t^mbtir, enough to
maintain Lid (aril with fence perpetually ; the
whole of fid firm except a few acres within ^ood
fence, and tinker good improvement all very con
venient f & 4 &raud farmer or tradetman, and may
be had at a lorv rate according to its q abty, by ep.
plying Icon to the fubfrriber living cn the premise's.
JOHN MATTHEWS.
H<r„in+nn, Nov. 22 177 g.
1 N L) I G -
RA N - A W A Y from ^e )uofcrioer, a N;gro
F^ow, named W OODE R, about 22
ycau old, this country b^rn, about 5 feet 8 inches
high, thick l ps. ft matting long favoured, has a
fear on the ba k cf one of his hands, (that was burnt
when he was a child,) when he hoops down the
small of his back flicks up as though it Lad been
broke ; wore away a fall clou buttenat coloured
jacket, Griped blue and white under jacket without
fltvs, cheekt black and white woolen shirt, and
check: trowfeis much the fame ; carried off a checkt
linen fh.rt, two Griped black and white woolen
jacke s much worn. Whoever will take up said
fellcw, and confine him in goal and notify me there
of, or convey him to me, shall have One Hundred
and Fifty Dollars Reward, and all nectary
charges, paid by
JOSHUA POWERS.
L me, O&bber 16, 17,9,
OUND by the Subfcrib% Ae 18 hos O&o
---ber left, a Lea her POCKET BOOK,
con a aing a number cf C'ontine&al B Ils. The
owrer any havt them, by pri vng property and
paying for this adv ? i^m^nt.
EBENEZER COWL S.
Norfolk, November 29, 1779
SCHEME of a LOTTERY,
FOR aifi g Four Ihousand Five Hundred
Pounds, for me r & pU of ie builamg a
bridge over Huufa@uck River, in ike Town of
Sheffield, on the guai Road, leading from Connec
ticut, through the County ci Berkshire, to Albany,
and other Parts of the State of New York, viz.
Number of Puzes. Debars Dollars.
I Prize vs - 5000 is 5000
4 Do. - 1000 - 400®
4 Du. - 500 - 2000
4 Dj. - 400 - 1600
4 Do. - 300 - 1200
20 Do. - 100 - 2000
100 Do. - 50 - 5000
3100 Do. - 20 - 64000
I First Drawn 100 - too
1 Lad Drawn 100 - 100
85000
3339 Prizes to be paid without Dedetu&n.
6661 blanks : Not two Blanks 10 a Prize.
10,000 Tickets at 10 Dollars each, amount to
100 000 Dollars, or 4 500 1. for the ex
ecution cf the P^ptk for which the Lot
tery was granted.
THE foregoing Scheme ,$ proofed, in conse
quence cf, and agreeably 0 an A& of the Great and
G^i&al Court of Maflachutetts-Bay. As the Lot
tery is d^ned to eff & a Pu.pofe of p-b^ Utility,
the Managers doubt not, the publ c spirited and
patriotic part of the Community, will, from that
Motive, become Adventurers : They have a!f)
made it their Study to concert the Scheme in such
[manner, that felf In ereft may co ope ate with pub
lic Spirit, in a rapid Sale of Tickets. The fabferi
bers dare give the highest Affurauce that no Exer
tion for that Fnrpcfe, ihail be wanting on their
part. The Time and Place cf drawing, (which
will 4101 be further di^ant than three Months) wJF
be teafonably advertised in the Hartford and Wor
ceiier Papers, and an accurate Lift, immediately af
ter the Drawing is finished, published in the fame.
The Pi zes not applied for in fix Months will be
considered at generously given for the Purpose for
which the Lottery is granted, and appropriated ac
cordingly.
JOHN FELLOWS, )
WILLIAM BACON, ).
EZRA FELLOWS, ^Managers.
John ashler, jun. )
1 HEODORE SEDGWICK,)
S' effield. November 30, 1779-
rY~ % HE Subicaber, TANNER and CUR
IRiE R, be, leave to acquainthis customers
aha others, that have Hides and Skins to Tan Cur
ry and D cfs, that ne has set up his bufizefs in
Wethersfield, Bio&diWetf, where he has large cun
valient, commodious# and elegant buildings which
ate now fiafhed in the beS manner-- and so contrac
ted that blues can be received into the works as well
in the Winter as any season. -He engages the work
shall be Tore in the compleafefc English menu,, and
the fmatleft favour be act nowlcd^ed, by
Their veiy humble servant,
THOMAS DENNY.
He begs leave further to recommend to the good
people of this Sue, a better attention of saving all
ku@ ofOek Baik in the season of pealing.
Wet ex fi Id, Nov. 28 >779
TA KENUP by the Subferiber, in Hart
fod the 14th ultimo, Two Brindle Heifer
CALVES. The owner may have them again,
by proving property and paying charges, to
Dc. 6. SIMEON JUDD.
W A TCHE
THE fubferiber, hitherto emboldened by in
dulgence from the public, therefore inform#
them (his cuflemers in particular) that be has re
moved his fhep, (hkewife the Pest Office) unto the
house lately occupied by Capt. Hugh Ledlie, oppo
site the S re House where he intends (in futurefto
continue the Wa'ch business in as apposite a man
ner as the times will admit, and on as reafonabi#
terms. Cendant attendance (every day) from nice
o'clock in the morning until fan dewn, by the pub
lic's mo* obliged humble fervent,
'TH O's HILLbRUP.
Hartford; Nov. 23, iffy.
To be SOLD a PUBLIC VENDUE,
A- the house of Mr. Jayrts Ferman, in Norwich#.
in the cc^nty ^f Hampihhe, and S.ate of the
MaffachufetU ffly, on ihe firfl Wedne&y of Ja
nuary next, at cue ..'clock in the as eiaobn,
A Quantity of LAN D, lying in Cud Norwich;
21 and Murrayfeld adjourning thereto belong
ing to John Chandler, Timothy Paine, John Mur
ray and Abijah Willard, Eq; original proprietors
of laid towr.ihipr, by order if the, &ur <cf General
Seftons of the Peace of the county cf Hampfhhe,
and agreeable to an a& cf the General Cmn cf the
S ate of NLffichufttis Day, cf the i^th of June last.
It ia fi ppofed the Lands neVy tfated for Yate are as
valuable as noy in the afarefaid towns, and as the
produce of the sales mufi amount to 27 or 30 000
dollars, there will be a good opportunity to purchase ;
the cash must be prid down and ,od warrantee
deeds will be made; by
ROBERT BRECK, C. P.
LAMP-BLACK f tue ball kind, to be
fold < the Printing Office,
Nuvemb r3O 1779.
BRu K& out of Capt. Margin Kellogg's pasture,
i uNewington, the 6 h inst. (N v.) a small
G & k brown old Poney GELDING, stout 12
and a halihands high, a ar in hi# forehead, Thon
built, truer set, trots and canters. Whoever hath,
or fhail take up said Hoife, and give information or
return h.m 0 the subscriber, ffiall be rewarded for
their trouble and expence, by
JOB CAMP.
Durham, November 26 1779.
LO ST by the Sabferib'er. in Hertford on the
fi. it infant, a Leather POCKBT BOOK,
cm mining about Three Hui dred Dollars in Conti
nental Bills, and a letter directed to Glaftenbury.
Whoever has found said Book and Money, and will
leave ti cm at the Printing Office, or return it to the
fabferiber in New Haven. Thill reeLve ONE
HUNDREDDOLLARS Reward.
ELAM LUDINGTON.
December 6 1779.
WB tne Suoienbers, bnu, appointed Com
rn&ners, by the Hun. Court of Probate,
for the difriA of Hartford, to examineaud adjust the
claims of the cred toys to the eflate of widow ANN
HAZELTINE, late of Hertford, deceased, (re
prefen ed insolvent :) Do hereby give notice, that
we ffiall attend said bgfinefs at the house of Mr.
Ward Woodbridge, in said Hartford, on the lad
Monday in December, and second Monday in Ja
nuary ncxi, at five o'clock in the afternoon, on each
of laid days.
JON. STANDLEY? Coramif-
ELISHA PITKINS fionert.
Hartford De 4 1779
BRO KEinto the inclofure cf the Subferiber,
in Wetce^field, sometime in November last. a
LAY HORSE, black mine and tail four years
old pafi, thir cen and a half hands high, trots and
pacss, but chiefly inclines to trot. The owner may
have him, by proving property and paying charges,
to Widow PORTER, in Wethersfield.
Decrmbrr 6, 1779.
Si OLEN from the Subferiber, in Waterbury,
cn the morning of the 25'h inst. a Bright Bay
M A R E, 12 and a half hands high, 8 years old,
trots and paces, her mane all hangs the near fide, and
food all round with new shoes. Whoever will take
up said Mrre, and return him to me, or fend me
word, shall receive a handsome reward and charges,
paid by ICHABADMERRELLS.
Waterbury, November 28, 1779.