The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1781-01-09 00:00:00, page 4

S FRAYED form Eafl-Hntford Meadow, some
time in OAober left, a Dark Brown er Black
HORSE, ab^ut 6. years old, a (mall blaze ip his
forehead, natural pacer, no brand, crooked hind legs.
Whoever will take nip said Horse, and fend word
to the owner, shall have a reasonable reward, and
charges paid, by
ASHBEL OLCOTT.
Glafienbury, December 22, 1780.
° Tob: SOL D.^ '
' A ARONBRADLEY,
At his Black-Smith's Shop, near the G^eat- Bridge,
in Hartford.
Best refined iron, nd gemrman
STEEL. Aho, wanted, an APPRENTICE
tome Bkckfmith trade ; one from a distance would
^ heft.
WE the Subferibers. being appointed Com
miffioner# -by the Court of Probate, for the
dißria of Litchfield, to examine the claims of the
creditors to the confiscated estates of Sylvanus Bishop
ind John Joy, both late cf Litchfield, and William
Kavita, late of Kent, inimical persons who have
voluntarily gone over to the enemy: do hereby
give notice, that we shall attend on the bufinef, on
the third and fourth Tuefday# of January next, at
the hoafe of Mr. Thomas Phillips, in said Litchfield.
MILES BEACH.'
TIMOTHY SKINNER,
LitchfyiM, November 28, 1780.
Preparing; for the Press, and in a short Time will,be
published.
LETTERS of Gratitude to the Connecticut
Pleader, the Rev. Joseph Huntington. D. D.
For nis Letters of Friendship to a certain Class of
Gentlemen, with Illaftrations from recent Exam
ples.
By IMPARTIALIS.
' “ Honesty is the best Policy."
S L TRAYED from the Sabfcrlber, in the month
of June lafl, three Heifer CALVES; with
ahalf-penny enae, each ear, and a hole in the right.
Whoever will take up said Calves,, and inform the
febferiber, shall be handsomely rewarded, by
AUGUSTUS HILLS.
Goffi^n, December 6, 1780.
THIS it to Notify all the Subscribers to the
BRIDGE between Scotland and Tarky-
Hills, that the Comittee are so eameAly called upon
for Payment, where due, that it is absolutely N*-
ceffary they should immediately pay their Dues, to
JONATHAN PINNEY,
BENJAMIN THRALL.
December 20, 1780.
THE fubferiber having fa,pli|dlhit cuflomers
with the Conntaicat Courant almofl five
year, defires' those that arc indebted to him for the
fame to make immediate payment, M he is called
upon to make a (peedy settlement with the Printer#.
Those that intend to continue thelr cufiom for the
future, muff depend on making quarterly payments,
al no papers can be had til^hey are paid for.
A j EBEN. BURR, jhn.
KJ Alfc, The non-resident proprietors of the town of
Norfolk, ire hereby warned to pay a Town Rate
rcade on the Lift 1770, to
:b |BBEN.BURR, job. Colleger.
Nqrfofc December iB, 1780.
STRAYED from the fuNcriber forae time in No
vember, & pile Red HEIFER, 1 year# mid co.
ming, markt with a hollow crop in thi right ear, a
little white in her forehead and under her belly.
Whoever will return said flray to the owner shall
have a reasonable reward and charger o^d, by
JONATHAN BIGELOW.
Hartford, December 20, 1780.
W HERAS Mr. Joseph Holbrook, and othcri.
did obtain from the Governor and Council
of die State of Vermont, an order of location, and
prder of survey from the Surveyor General of said
State, for several townfhip# of land in the vicinity
of Lake Mumphramagog ; and whereas said Hol
brook, did; in violation of his agreement with the
Governor and Council of said State, fell to Mr.
Temple and others the lands included in his said
location, and the Assembly of said State did at their
left fefibn grant to said Temple and others a trad of
land, in lieu of making any grant to said Holbrook.
Therefore all perfous are warned against purcbafiag
any such lands of said Holbrook, or any other per
f&na, under pretence of having petition; on file in
the Secretary's office cf the aforefaid State, as fetch ti
tles are without foundation.
IRA ALLEN.
Hartford, December 8, 1780.
WANTED immediately, a good Journeymen
HATTER, who can work in Wool or
Farrs, to whom good encouragement will be given
by JOHN BURBIDGE. living a little weft of the
feuth end of the Great Budge, in Hartford.
Dec. 25, 1780.
To be SOLD by
JOSIAH BL A.K E L E Y,
At hia&ore under the Printing-Office,
A quantity of COFFE E.
GAME into the~intlofure of tiie Subferibea,
fometirae in November last, a Sorrel MARE,
about three years old, a white fl^p in her face,
white feet, not dockt, natural trotter. The owner
is desired to pay charges, a%d take her away.
NATHANIEL OLCOTT.
Hertford, December 22, 1780.
IT "' Subscriber Notifies the Inhabitants cf
a Wethersfield, that own Lauds in Hertford;
that he will wait on them at Landlord J, SfiLMAN's.
iu said Wethersfield, to receive their Rates, on
3a@daj the joth of December infant.
MOSES GOOD MAN, Colhaor.
, December 21, i^d,
A good jet b/ Clotbier s Tools;
TO BM,S O L D,
By E LI WOOD S:
Farmington (New-Cambridge) Dec, 18, 1780.
NOTICE is hereby gA/en to Bicft employed in
putting up prov.iion fcr the S a.s in the te
fpe&ive towns near Hertford, or Middletown, who
have not received a (efficient quanti y of felt, to
apply to the fubferiber, who will giv# orders for
thatparpofr. BENJAMIN PAYNE.
'T' " ' Selea Men of the several town; in this
X State, are hereby called on to makeup to the
end of the prafent year, their accounts of (applies
fuityfhcd therein, to the families of the officers and
soldiers cf the Connecticut line of the army ; and to
transmit the fame as (non after the expiration of (aid
year as possible, and without fail by the 20th day of
January next, to the committee at Wethersfield, ip
pointed on the part of this State, to meet a committee
from the said officer# and foldiera, to adjust their
accounts for the prefect year.
Oliver Elsworth, -
Erastus Wolcott,; 1
Jambs Wadsworth, > Committee.
Joseph P. Cook,l
John Broome,'
H^^^d, December 21. 1780.
STRAYED out 0: the padure of David Spelman,
of Granville,in August lafl,a dark red SIEAR,
two yea/sold pift, marked with a crop in the off
car, and a half penny cut on the under fide of the
fame; the property of the fubferiber. Any person
taking up said STEAR, and giving notice to Laid
Spelman.,or the fubfcribtf, so that the owner may
havehim again, (hall have a fafonable reward, and
all necessary charges paid, by their humble fervent,
GAD LAfE.
Suffield, Dec. 27, 1780,
STRAYED from Mr. Samuel Nap, in Norfolk
in September left, a likely half blooded colt,two
year old, a black mane braided, a white flrip in the
face, white hind legs, grey tail, docked, no brand,
natural trotter. Aho, Grayed or #oien from Dr.
Grttow, in New Marlborough, the 13th of Oaober
lall, a black MARE, four ye&ts old, 13 hands and
a half high, a white strip in the'face, one hind foot
white, one wall eye, pace# and ttai ,no brand, fsp
pofed to be with fold. Whoever ihall take up said
MARE and COLT, and give Information so that the
owner may have them, or either of them again,(hall
be haudfomely rewarded, and nectffary charges paid
by NATHAN LEWIS.
Canaan,_Drcember 19th, 1780.
OuTsTRiNCS and ToOPING for Hum,
to be had cf WILLIAM BEADLE, at We
ther&ld. for Wheat or Hard Money.
Wethersfield, December 29.
ALL persons indebted to the e^j^T of ML
JAMES BARRETT, of Wethersfield, de
ceased, are once more defined to fettle the fame im
mediately, and those having demands againS said
e^ate, are desired to exbib ; t the fame for fettlemeot.
A. ROBBINS, Administrator.
ANN BARRETT, Executrix.
N. B. Particular attendance will be given at the
late dwelling house of the deceased, on etch Tuesday
of the following months, viz. January, February,
March and April next; from one o'clock in the af
ern oon until evening.
Withmfieid. Dc^mbei 18. 1,80.
RUN away from JAMES MITCHELL, of
Wethersfield, in Connecticut, , negro man,
called ROBBIN, about thirty years of age, a middle
fiz:d, weti-fa fellow. Wore away a light -coloured
coat and vel. the' coat without button# or buttoh
holer ; had with him a brown great coat, the cape
ripp d open. He fas a biteifh in hb lift eye and
keeps it inut, a fear in ti# forehead. Whoever Will
take up said negro, and rOarn him to the fabferiber,
or fecare him aid fend word where he may befound,
thill have TEN SPANISH MILLED DOLLARS
as a reward, and ail teafofeble charges paid, by
JAMES MITCHELL.
All makers of veWela are forbid harbouring cr
carrying off said negro.
ALL performs h<v^~ any demauarra^Tme
edate of BENJAMIN DODD, late cf Hart,
f^nd, deceased, are chaired to prefeat, their accounts
for fe.tiemeot, and all those who are indebted to said
estate, are defited to make immediate payment U the
fubferihm, 4dmini£rators on said ehate. All ac
counts mufi be properly atteflied, or they will not be
allowed.
JOHN DODD, 7 „ ~
TIMOTHY DODD. | Admtotfraton,
_ _J^rtfo?<^D4:cimbd, 29 1780.
ALL perlona having any demands
tft & e of TIMOTHY DODD, h te of Hert
ford, decaafed, are defied to exhibit the fame to the
fubferiber for settlement; and all indebted to (aid
dffate are requeued to make Immediate payment to
TIMOTHY DODD, Adminifirawr.
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given to the several
town# in this Stae,that the cloathing they pro
vide for their foldiera, agreable to t 1 e resolve of the
honorable assembly, at their lite kffion, will be re
ceived, apeable to said itfolve, by Abel Hind, Esq;
at New-Milford ; by Joshua Elderon, Esq ; atWin&
hero : by Andrew Huntington. Esq ; at Norwich,
and by the fubferiber at Middletown. And as the
foldi#y are in great want cf loathing, epartly
thing, the fubferiber begs the several towns to exert
thefcfelves, in forwarding their proportion as faun as
may be,
ELIJAH HUBBARD,-S. G,
Middletown; December „, 1780.
ALL perfon# having any just dem^Wagainft'
either of the elites of Captain JONATHAN
ROBBINS, or Captain SAMUEL ROSE, both of
Wethersfield, deccafed, are defied to exhibit (heir
accounts, properly attested ; and all persons fndebud
to either cf said elates, are defied to mate 'immedi-
ate payment to the fubicriber, who is autkorifed to
fettle aud receive the Lexa.'
APPLETON ROBBINS.
Wethersfield, D^c. 18, 1780,
By WILLIAM I ML A Y,
Near the State House, In Hertford,
A CONSIDERABLE quantity of ENGLISH
GOODS, all fieth, confining of the following
ufeful and feifandble articles, viz.
Broad cloths, White Sarfnet;
6.4 Bav^r coatings, Phill Royals
Frizes, Striped N.ckaaaei#
Ratteens, Callicoee.
Bea Colchefter Batze, Printed Cottens,
Velverets, White do,
Callimancoes, 6 4th flriped do.
Durant, Cueck,
Cordereu, Romkil handkerchiefs
Striped and plain cam- Printed lium do, 1
blets, Black Barcelona, do.
Camble^een#. India Ankeear,
Rattineu, Eli-wide Per fianf,
Florida's,— Women's London made
Yard wideind 7 Bthlrifh finer,
Hollands, Milled worsted cap;
Russia Shifting, Men's worked hoie,
Dowlas, Cambrick,
Pomerarh Lineo, Pain ed muffin,
Brown Holland, Dutch cord,
Tamboar aprons nd White striped dimothy,
handkerchief, Moreen.
Also, a quantitvcflhe bc& green Coffee.
\V~A N' D.
A FOUR CATTLE TEAM, with a careful drid
ver, to take a load from Hartford to Philadel
phia apply to
WILLIAM IMLAY.
- January 1, 1781,
ALL pylons who are indebted to, dr have any
demands on the efiaie of Philip Gofs, late of
Wetiinoreland, deceased, repcefented insolvent, are
desired to bring in their accounts immediately, fa
order fcr fettleme.it, to
NATHANIEL GOSS, Administrate.
Watertown (Coant&icut) Dec. 18, 1780.