The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1779-11-23 00:00:00, page 4

j U3T PUBLISHED,
And to be fold by the Printers hereof and by thj
several Pjft Rider# from this Office,
THE
Connecticut ALMANACK,
For the YEAR of our LORD,
0.
ALL Perform having any demands on the cftate
cf JONATHAN HULL, late of %lrf
bury, deceas'd ; &e defined to bring in their ac
counts, immed ately : And all persons who are in
debted, are defined to make speedy payment.
NATHANIEL BUELL, Adminifl.
Silfbiry; Nev. 4. 1779.
STRAY hD irom the Subfcribtr, in April
lail, two Yearling BULLS; one a black, a
far in his forehead; a small spot of white on one
fide. The ether a ptlfh red head and legs, a little
on the brown line, back, belly and the inside of the
hind legs white, a ring of white round one or both
the bind lege, no car mark. Whoever hath or will
take up said Balls or either of them, and fend me
word, shall be handsomely rewarded, and receive
the thanks of their humble fervent,
DAVID AUSTIN.
Winchester, Nov 6 1,79.
ST R A YED in o the pasture of the S^bferiber,
he latter end of ORober last, a small Sorrel old
MARE, with £,mc grey hairs on her back, a (wel
ling behind the near fo:e Shoulder The owner is
defiled to pay charges and take him away.
BILDAD PHELPS.
, Wi^dfor Nov. 6 1779.
/M 'hKhNupoy u # Sbf . ber ao ^^2B h
l of OAober^aft, aBA Y MARE, a small
Aarin her face, 14 hands high, - Short tail, something
oldish branded on the hoof I WEB B. The owner
2
is defined to prove property pay charges, and take
her away.
JEDEDIAH NORTON.
Farmington, Nov. 6 f„g.
ST RAYR D' f/uai the Subscriber living in
Cornwall, la^ May, a BLACK MARE,
about 14 hands high, 3 years old natural trotter,
no brand. Whoever will tahipfad Male and re
turn ter or fend word, so that the owner may hfve
her again shall be ha^df mely rewarded, and rtef
firy ch%es pa " y
JAMES WADSWORTH.
Cornwall, ORober 13. 1779.
fyOK E
We?i Sm'\fr # H, .)< beginning of Aaguft last,
aBLACK MARE 3 years eld, about 13
hands high, trots and picer, no mark or bra d, is
Rot docks, is getr!e to handle. The owner is deftr.
ad to pay cod, and take her away.
BENJ BL Y.
ST OLEN ?ut fthe pailure of p he Subscriber,
on the iifr r s er the 25 aof Clobber inst. a
SORREL MARE, eleven hands and a half
.high, with a white strip in the face, paces has a
small fear over one of her eyes. Whoever shall take
up said Mare and theif, and return them to the fob
Scriber, or secure them, Shall have S *;, Dollars Re.
ward, or Thirty for either, and all neceffirv charges
paid, by BENJAMIN SMITH.
Hadly, OOobcr 26, 1779.
N. B. Said Mare belongs to Jartice Dart ofSowrey„
STOLEN* out of the pasture of the SuSfcritir,
in Hartland, on the evening of the ill infant,
a Chesnut Colo^re^ M ARE, about 14 hands
high, with a h^ manila tail, white feet and face,
a large white spot on her near flank reaching quite
under her belly, good courage and carriage, trots
and paces, but inclines to the latter, feveu years
old. Whoever will secure said Mare and theif, and
five information or return them to the the owner,
Shall receive One Hundred Dollars Reward, and all
necessary charges, or a handsome reward far the
Mare only.
SAMUEL BENJAMIN. .
Hartland. N >v. 4, 1779.
T~O B-eTO' L~
Ar Rocky Hill Landing in Wethersfield ;
ON Thursday the 25, day of November infl.
I 2 'clock the f Slowing Veffids. with their
W& k S 3 vt7. The file Privateer Slo p
WASHING TON Burthen about S xty
Tons, Mounting Ten Gins ; and the Privateer
Sloop G A TBS Mounting Eight Guns Bur
the.F y Ton,, $ both Sail remarkably Fa 9. Also
Two SmU Sloops, Burthen about Twenty Tons
©ch.I
W^chm^eld, O&jber to. 177%'
IND I G O,
AND THE BEST OF
ENGLISH CURRANTS,
To be Sold under the Printing Office.
THE n^nett pi ce will be given for Loan Office
Bills of Exchange, payable in France, at
Thomas Hopkins's Store in Hartford.
_ Oacte 1 p 1779- -.
/LL Periods that nave any demands on tie
A etale of Mr. EBENEZER STILES,
late of Coventry, deceas'd, a^e d< fired to present
their accounts for settlement : r: And those that are
indebted to said estate, are desired to fettle the fame
without delay;
ELTPHAZ H UN T, Adminiflratcr.
Coventry Nov g 1779.
Seven Thousand Dollars
Reward,
For detecting a Burglary !
ON SriMcay night, pteceed% the 31BOA ber,
the dwelling hoofs of the SubfcribeQn Eift.
W ndfor, was broke open, a delk, case of D were,
and evey place and thing in three rooms, rifled and
fetched ; all the locks that could not be ot!erwd%
opened, were broke upen by boring with a gimblet
in again ft ihe bolts of the fach. Out of one drawer,
was taken Que Hundred and Twenty Five Guineas,
Twenty Half-Guineas, Seven Half Jots and Tbir
ty Four bpimilh Mill'd Dollars; the Geld in a green
silk pure, and the Dollars roll'd up in a ppr and
the whole tied up in a fine canvass or brown liven
ba,. A -fat number of the Guineas mie da=ed
17,6 & 1777 and t^d where perftaiy new and
Ui full ed: the Dollars all, or nearly all of h= newest
damp —.—Whoever shall doff and diftwer the
perpen,tors of the villany, so that they or any one
of them br brought to r. Ora and the money recover
e, fhdj reeve SEVENTHOUSAND
DOLLARS fcward; And if any petfon con
cerned in emmi-ang the robbery 0, any way privy
ty it as a par ner or accomplice, fanll be so honift „
to infirm, and make tuci dis : votes that the vil
hins may be talten, and the mores recovered, he shall
receive the sb ve regard in for, and be fricured a
gainst punfh eat or pofccution by being witnef<
for tie S<a± Ad if any one or more of the thrives
will (before deeded) return the money, they shall
frith thruim ". freuri y a their person and charter
r&ve ThriFB t Thowiand Dollars;
mid no q<eth,ns ift^d.
JOHN WATSON.
E, Windsor, O? ^3l >,,§.
N. B. AH ge^ernen <•? doited to keep a lock
out, for ary ft "p^&c pefon, that nay be seen to
haVealargef mos Och money ar i a l ve d,fobbed.
WE the Skbfcr ter. be% app< ^ Com
m ffio?en, by the H m. Court of P>nlae for
the diftf.a of S iron, to examine the claims of the
creditors tertf^efatoef LEMUEL BARER,
late of Sakfbary, deceas'd (rep^eter .ed infclvrot).
Do heeby give notice, tl at ^ sh-P Trend fed bu
fA 4ft at the dwelling house of Col. Nathaniel Buell,
in fa,d Sahfbury, on the zd 3d and 4th Tuefday#
©(December next# at one o'clock in the afternoon,
Cf ^ch of said days.
NATH'L. BUELL, 7 Commif
ISAACBENTON,, Goners,
SaHfbu"y Nov 4 ! 7?9-
StAie cf V^ thunt, d * HE t opi.e.urs rs the
Cumbejand, ff. ? 4 township of Andover, in
the county afmfaid are hereby notified to assemble
and meet at the dwelling house of Mr. James Keyes,
in Andover, on the fecund day of December next,
at nine o'clock in the forenoon ; then and there to
a& on the following articles, viz.
First To choose a Moderator to govern said meet
ing. Seconds To draw the third Division Lots in
said township. Third, To allow the accounts of the
Committee chosen to lay out said Division, and re
survey said towr.fhip (if they fee cause.) Fourth,
To raise any further sum of money to defray the
charge of refurveyiag and laying cut said township,
(if what is already raised be found inefficient.]
Fifth, To aft on ary other matter or thing that fiall
then be thought beneficial to said Proprietors.
GIVEN under my hand and seal, this 25th
day of October, A. D. J 779.
MOSES WARN E R. Prop. Clerk.
EARTH N WARE,
10 BE EXCHANG'D FOR
WHEAT, BUTTER &CHEESE
ByISRAEL SEYMOUR.
Hartford, November 6, 1779.
WH RREA S application hath been madt
to me, one of the Jeftices of the Peace for
the S ate st Vermont, by more than one fixtmth
part of the Proprietors of the townfh'p of Draper, in
the county of Cumberland, and State of Vermont :
In consequence of said request. the Proprietors cf
said Draper, are notified to meet at the dwelling
house of William Mellens, in said Draper, on the 1%
Tuesday of December next, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon; to a& on the following articled, viz.
First To choose a Moderator. Second, To cl oofe
a Proprietors Clerk. Third, To choose a Commit
tee for said Proprietors, and to accept former fuivcys
for iecord. Fourth, To raise money to defray ne
cessary charges in said Proprietors, and to choefe
necessary officers for that parpofe.
GIVEN under my hand at Bennington, this
'24th day of September '779.
SAM'L ROBINSON J^4±e Peace.
HEREAS application hash b^ made
, V to one of thg Juffices of the freace, for the
State of Vermont, by more than one fix^enth part
of the proprietors of the townfh/p of^ew Saroford,
in the county of Bennington : in confequnce cf said
requdt, the propietori of said New Stamford, are
notified to meet at the house ofWiUfom Ferrands in
said town, on the laftTuefday in November next,
&t ten o'&ck in the forenoon ; to aA ©ll the follow
ing articles, viz.
Frft To choose a Moderator. Second, To choose
a Proprietors Cterk. „ .Third, To choose a Commit
tee, and to accept former ferveys for record. Fourth,
To raise money to defray nectary charges in said
P^p^tot; and to chotife necessary c fficera for that
putpofe., ..".
GIVEN under my hand at Bennington;
this 24th day of September, 17,ft
~SAM'L. ROBINSON, fte Peace.
J Pared and „he bv:d rr
NATHANIEL PATTEN,
Book Binder and Stationer, a little north cf the State
House lArtfCTd ; ,
Bickerstaff's new. England
ALMANAC K, for the Year of ouir
Lord 1780 Containing Sen and Mcobl Rifin,
*^ Setting f time of H gh W*er for every Day in
*'"?" * P'" ^ Public R^ds, wih the beff
S.are, 07 Houfei to put up at ; Courts in the New-
England 0 are f Seien Sears Ruling and Setting
!^""L""™'' curious and entertaining.
State of Vermont Bennington, Oa. 25 i 7,0
XV HERBAS application hath been made to
VV 'be fubferiber one cf the Justice scf the Ptac©
for the county of Bennington, by more than a six
teenth part of the proprietors N POWNAL, in faid'
county, to tall a meeting of said prop fetors. These
ae therefore to warn the proprietors of said town, 4
to meet at the dwelling house of Mr. John Larrabee
in said Pownal. on the 27 h day of December next,
at 9 o'clock in the forenoon, to a& on the following
particulars. 1. To choose a Moderator. 2 To
choefe Proprietors clerk. 3 To fee if the proprie
tors will agree to lay out a s th division in said towns
4. T fee what the proprietors will do refpe&ng
those proprietors, and their nominal lots, who hav®
not complied with the former votes of said preprie.
ton, in regard of laying them out. 5. do raise mo
ney to defray charges, and to do and ad any other
business that may be thought neoeffary at said meet
ing. SAMUEL ROBINSON Justice Peace,
TH E hisheft price given for BILLS on
FRANCE, a 4 Josiah Blakeley's Store
r n .' r the Printer Office. N^
I^KeN up by the iubfcriber. Daniel Prat,
at Prat's Ferry, a BAY MARE, about
hands and a half high, trots all, no brand, a few
grey hairs in her forehead, and has been fiddle gel
led. The owner may have her by paying charges.
Glaftenbury, O&ober 24 1779."
OST this day, a SILVER SHOE BUCKLE,
flowered, of the French quadrangular tafi
Whoever will return it to William Seymour,
or the Printers shall be generotfly rewarded.'
November I§. 1770.
ONE HUNDRED D^ZARS -RBWARDr-
LAST night rhe fubferibers house was broke open
and some thousands of continental dollars ta
ken from his deft ; a large proportion of the bills of
the denomination cf 50 dollarsand upwards; anumi
ber of bills of 1775 amnion, viz. two of thirty dol
lars, the rest of a lower denomination. Whoever
shall detea the thief, or bring the money to the
fubferiber, shall receive the above reward.
CALEB COOK.
Wallingford, igffi November 1779.
N 9. The money Aolea was received for the
State Tax*