The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1780-07-04 00:00:00, page 4

A-L I S T of the Fortunate Numbers in the First Class of the Vermont's State Lottery.
/V. B. All those Numbers that have no Sums annexed to them are Prizes of Twenty
Dollars each.
%DI N. DA. Ne. D/. N,. Del. Ne. Del. Ne. Del. Ne. Del. Ne. Del. Ne. Del. Ne. Del.
3 306 40 566 842 60 1699 '399 '66 8 '977 6° "^ 2 5 12
360 16 8 3 1105 1402 71 83 61 4
7 30 74 4 100 8 3 4 525
9 5 5 7 9 56 7.6 .7
>4 40 6 6 9 500 10 7 7 90 71 9
6 8100.7 52 6 9 8 2 3 20
2 2 3,60 90 60 6 2 14 60 9 46 4
3 7 1 40 8 21 5 81 5 7 5
7 40 2 60 4 640 6 2003 82 6
824 2 30 8 7 8 57
30 7 600 100 3 1 40 24 91 9 9 8
40 40 8 1 6 4 § 1704 J 4 4° 93 3 2
1 50 2 7 40 7 9 4° 5 6 9
£ 2 6 70 2 8 113000 7 7 42
6 6 12 4 4 9 3 '8 2300 3
so ^1 5 82 6 31 6 9 3 4 60
$ 3, 7 4 7 4 24 27 6 9
60 4 5 6 50 5 8 8 9 50
1 7 29 94 4 0 1 4° 9 41 30 40 10 1
7± 3' 8 3 4' 40 % 1 ^SO 3 3
6 $ 3. 901 5 1 3 4° 4 5
^ 4 6 4 6§ 55 1 56
80 9 8"§ 71 g 5 0 4 6100 9
260 67 40 12 5 100 ^0 2 99 62
3 8# 4 5 83 1 8 50 20 3
4 9 6 %i § 8 61 8 1 7
560 93 8 71000 6 60 2 63 6 8
ft 9 54 9 9 0 2 9 1 7 7;
^L 400 60 6 40 3160 t 6 76 '7 30 8
7'7 2 120 4 73 6 7z 4 0 2 9
^3 3 9 3 6 4 8o *8 4 83
5 5 60 64 4 8 40 80 2 80 60 § 4
640 7 4 740 20 90 9 2 6 6
^ ! 1* 7 4 0 ' 7 90 % 4° 9
51003 „ a 3 60 8 2 6 § 91
42:2 9 9 1805 , 4 500
753 4 28 60 1501 9 92 60 60
20 608 4 6 34 3 12 8 > 6
74022 £ 7 6 'OO 4 3 2101 8 7
9 4 83 9 8 7 5 5 7° 2600
fl. 6 4 ,40 40 8 6 9' 3^° 1
2'762 - JO 25 12 4 2
4 ^4O 7 61 8 18 j 8 „
$ 3 1 9 3 5° 4 30 , 80 2
6 500.5 ^ 5 1 § 1 60 8 5 3
45 4 0 7 7 6 60 4 7 5 9 9 4
7838 5 8 7 20 90 7 40
g, 40 4° 7°3 9 6 4 o 2> 8 31 1 8
53 2 4 7* 9 4 9 40 7 2 9 40
6 5 4011 2 61 31 4 o 9 4 100 2 |
9* 9 6 ' 7 40 8 4 41 24C5 3
6, so< 7 9 3 9 6 4 10 4
24 9 81 71 4 2 9 6 2 4° 8
8 S % 20 240 8 7 5° 4 0 7 3 9
„ 6 1 3 81 §0 60 1 940 6 3 i
3 , 2 8 40 2 3 3 52 7 2
4 4 9° 6 5 § 60 8 3
6^& 3 95 'OO 7 7 8 9§
74 0 4250,94° § 6 61 g 9 24 7
^ 5 34 4° 7 7 3 63 70 5 8250
26 7 TOOO 9 4 ,> 4 8 4 0
,0 0 60 0 ' 13°* 6 2 59/
2 7^ 40 4 0 2 If 70 40 8§ 6 30 6
=OO 4 4 J 20 4 92 3o 6o 1 9
28 77 4 3 823 4 2 52
35 84 8 5 4 4 4 6 3 3
¥ 6 9 40'0 § 5 7 7 40 4° 4
8 7 55 7 30 6 1903 90 3 9
50 90 6 26 2100 8 4 4 5 61
fr 3 foo 9 % * 38 3 9 it § 54 40 2
2 660 6° 4= 8 90 § 4° 9 7 3 40
3 506 1 460 9 3 6 1202 8 72
B so 6c 74 4° 5 ' 41 8 9 7 60 9
61 = 83 , 2 40 1606 21 9 1 80
3 4 4 4 3 4 0 '840 2 11 6 6o 1
6<oos 57 4 9 4 4 8 6
7 6 7 3 4 0 9 31 8 5 9 7 60
g 3 ~ 57 3 31 4° 7 70 8
70- 20 gr '0 Bm>oo 4 2 20 3 92 40
3'60 2 3. ^ 60 8 6 1 43 4 §O9 6
5 100 6 § 3 ' 31 9 2 68
7100 9 40 6 4 3 640 41 4° 6 8) 2700
82'0 33 7 60 £ 8 8 51 30 1 1
6 60 4 8 7 77 30 2 3 40 3 3
8 100 6 803. 8 8 140 3 6 9 4
9~ 4 0 2 71 9 4 6 7 40 9' <
90 1 4 3 8° go 8 8 7 6 60
3 5 94 0 0 4 2 2 9 40 $ 9
7 100 g 23 8 3 3 40 440 6c 5 3501 '
9 60 50 4 40 ^ 7 64 8 2
301 4 6 9 9 8 6 9 4 .^
3 60 60 7 93 Ito 93 64 71 53 40 7 ^^
$ 3 ^ % 6 56 58
AQunihy of Excellent LIME Jt'ieF, did
property of a Foreigner, is now in th# hand*
of the fabler bar, to be fold by the Box cr single
Bottle, for hard money.
ALEXANDER HUNT.
Wethersfield June 26 1780.
'F O R L E
A Quantity of excellent Coffee
in Hog fh?,df, Tierces, and Barrelr.
Best While SUGAR by the Ho, sh ad,
Mofcc vado StTGAR, by the Tierce or Barrel, and
Weft India RUM by the Tierce.
Enquireof J. PLATT.
Hertford, sane 24. 1780^
'T'AKEN upbv the Subfenber an Hartford,
a Sorrel HORSE, about 14 hands high, 7
or 8 years old, a lar,e blaze in his face, 4 white
feet, shed all trend, lew ir fleffi, no brand. The
owner is difired to prove his property pay chargee
and take himaway.
SILVANUS ANDRUS.
Jnne 24, 1780.
SARAYEDor STOLEN from tne Subscri
ber, a black MARE, i 4 hand# high, pace#
and trots, gee# some what flradling with her hind
legs, shed before. Whoever will take up Gid Mare,
and return her or give information so that she may
be had, ffiall be rewarded for their trouble and ne.
ceffary charges, paid by
JANE Garnsey.
Bethltm (in Wodbury) Jane 16 1780.
WE she S rbferibers being appointed by th'
Hon. Court of Probate, for the drftriA o'
Farmington, Comm ffione & to examine the cWim o'
the cred tors to the eflate <f ELIJAH COI H,
late of Farmington deceas'd, represented infolvcnt;
do hereby five notice, 'hat we ffiall attend on the
creditors, on the firft Wednesdays of August, Sep
tember, O&ober and N vember neit, at the lat^
dwelling house of the deceas'd, in Kensington facie;
ty, at one 'clock P. M. on each of hid days.
MATTHEW COLE,
STEPHEN COL 2, § Commoner,:.
June 20 1780.
N. B. Noaccounts will be allowed unTefs pro
perly attefled.
II'" "'' fubferibers being appointed by the hen.
VV court of probate for the dflrrft of Hartford/
commifioners to examire the claims of the credited"
to the efiate of Russel Church, late of Hartford, de.
era 'd. represented info'vent ; do hereby give notice
that we shall attend on the buftneft it the dwelling
boufe of M". David Bull, in laid Hartford, on th&
frt Tuesday of each of the months of September.
Odober and November next, frern one o fix o'clock
P M, on each of said days. No tocounts will be
accepted unleft properly attend#
JOHN COOK. I Comraif-
JOSEPH TALCOTT, jun. J Goners.
Hartford, Jone 12. 1780.
STRAYED or STOLEN from Hartford,#
the night after theli hinftant, a Sorrel MARE,
6 years old, about 13 hands and a half higb, trots
ail, force what how in flefh, branded ED on ong
of her fore hoefa with a small brand, all her fest
white or light colour'd, she hat a bandfome center.
Whoever will take up said Mare, and return her to
the Subferiber living in Hartford, fh 4 ll be handsome
ly rewarded and charges raid, by
EB£NEZERDAAKE.
Hartford, June 19 1780.
WANTEDT6PURCHAS E,
A Lively Active Negro BO Y, or GIR L§
about 14 years old; the Girl acquainted with
house work, especially washing ; the Boy used
to inand cut door business. A reasonable price, and
bard money will be paid for either Boy or Girl, that
w'll suit, by applying to the Subferiber, living in
R ebroond, Berkshire county.
1 O be Sold an extraordinary good small FARM.
with a convenient House. new fitted, plealgntly
and suitably situated for any public business. For
particulars enquire of
RICHARD TIDMARSH.
Richmond, May 29, I^Bo.
THE Recruiting Officers in the different parts
efthe Slate of ConneZVeut, are directed to
forward their Recruit# immediately to Danbury, to
the care of Col. Durkee, of the 4th Regiment, or the
Officer commanding there fcr the time being, that
they may be sent forward tty camp.
SAMUEL H. PARSONS. B. G,
June 9, 1780,