The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1779-03-02 00:00:00, page 4

0 TO H SOLD,
'by NATHANIEL FRISBEE,
At his Store near the Furnace in Salisbury.
<D IS ' brown green buff and Black Broadcloths^
blue brown and grey Coatings, blue btoWn
^ green yellow white and trimfon Baize, white and
\ brown Serge, .blue black and (potted Manchester
, Velvets, blue Hair Pluffi, black Cotton Denim,
Fustian, Thicksets. fine Jane, black rib'd Lafling,
:black and crimson Dtawboys, light brown Barigon,
^Shalloons, Rattinets, Camblets, Stuffs, Poplins,
" Iri(h Linen, Cambrick, Gauze, cotton and linen
Handkerchiefs, black Double Petfian, single Do.
) Callicoes, Men's worsted Stockings, Mohair, metal
v and horn buttons; Silk Twist and Mohair, Sewing
^ Silk, Writing Paper. Women's gilt Fans, Ribbands,
< fine Thread, Razors, Pen and Cutteau Knives, Shoe
, Buckles, Ivory and horn Combs, Pins and Needles,
' Shot, Pipes, Bohea Tea, Indigo, Allura; Pepper,
' iron and brass deft locks do. hinges, stand ketches,
Chiffels Horse Fleams, brass and iron Bolts, Pad
locks, tenant falh and compaftSaws, Snuffand Snuff
Boxes. Also, an assortment of Hollow Ware, large
Potsand Kettles (suitable for manufacturing maple
sugar) common fiz'd do. Spiders, Skillets Tea Ket
tles, Codfifh, Virginia Tobacco, &c. &c. The large
) pots and kettles will be chiefly left at said Frifbie's
here in Norfolk inhere may be had almost every
article above mentioned,
Wethersfield, February 4 1779.
/"T''HIS may certify the public. That I the fub
\ X scriber do acknowledge that I have fcandaliz
'ed Jacob Robbins, his wife Cioe Robbins, if I have
said as hath been said I did, that the was a light car
' riaged woman ; and am ver, sorry that I ever should
' tell such a story for I have no reason to think her to
he such a woman. As witness my hand,
' CHARLES WRIGHT.
Si ULEN from the subscriber the 3d instant,
a brown H ORSE, 14 hands and half high,
~ years old, thick set, trots faft and paces some, lofty
Dcarriage, 2 or 3 white spots on his back ; had on a
^hunting saddle, a red broadcloth housing, with a
' red fringe round the fame, a flower on each fide of
1 needle work, wrought with silver twist. Whoever
^ Will take up said horse, thief and saddle, and return
)them t@ me, shall have 56 dollars reward, or for the
) horse and saddle thirty dollars; and all necessary
j charges paid, by me,
SAMUEL DENSLOW.
Windsor Feb. 5 1779.
jQTRAYED or STOLEN from the Subscriber,
1 3 on the night of the 4th instant, a LIGHT BAY
BHORSE, coming three years old, about thirteen and
ja halfhands high, trots and paces, most natural to a
' trot ; a few white hairs on his forehead, a white spot
' bn his nose; trim'd on each fide of his face almost
/ up to his ears, long brush to his tail, tail and mane
>darker then his body. Whoever will take up said
'horfe, and secure him so that the owner may have
* him again, shall have Twenty Dollars Reward, and
if stolen, Sixty Dollars for horse and thief, and all
necessary charges paid by
ELIAKIM BENEDICT.
^Danbury Feb. § 1779.
b {^TRAYED or STOLEN from the Subfcri
-3 ber, in Glaftenbury, last thurfdaynight, a BLACK
>HORSE, 6 or 7 years old next spring, about 14
hands high, paces and trots, his mane cut and part
4 ly grown out, Dutch brand ; had on an oldish saddle
without housing, and bridle. Whoever will take
up and return said horse, saddle and bridle to the
owner, or Landlord Wright of Glaftenbury, shall
have a handsome reward and charges paid, by
EPRHRAIM WILLI S.
Marlborough Feb. 15 >779-
T O E S O L D;
A Good FARM containing more than two
hundred acres, in the township of Winchefler,
situate on the fouthroad, so called, through the
green-woods to Canaan, with a convenient dwelling
House on the premises; and some improvements made
thereon : Any one desirous of purchasing the fame,
may be informed of the terms of file, and obtain a
title by applying to Col. Thomas Seymour of Hart
ford.
FOUND by the Subscriber some time since, a
Small Brass KETTLE, and an AX. The
owner or owners may have them. By applying to
SAMUEL STANLEY.
Farmington, Feb. 28. 1,79.
To be Sola for the bills of the emissions of May 20th;
1777, and April i ith, 1778,
By B A VEL WEBSTE R;
At Mr. James Church's Store, opposite the Court-
House Hartford ;
GOO D Jamacia Spirits, New-England Rum,
brown Sugar ; Pen and Jack Knives, block tin
Table Spoons ; Tefb^nts, Writing Paper, &c.
TO be Sold, a PAkM of about four hundred
acres, lying in Worthington, in the county of
Hampffiire, under some small improvements; with a
new Grist Mill and new Saw-Mill on the fame. Also
one hundred acres under good improvement lying
in Granville. Continental bills of May 20th, 177%
and April nth, 1778, will be taken in payment.
For particulars enquire of Oliver Phelps, of
Granville, or the Rev. Jonathan Huntington,
of said Worthington.
Granville, Feb. 12th, 1779. _____
•ft* As many are desirous ol having the late Treaty
between his Most Chriflian Majefiy and the United
States fairly printed in a diftin& Pamphlet, that
may be at hand to apply to on all occasions, and
is not so liable to be loft or mislaid as a News-
Paper ; accordingly there is
Just Published, and to tz Sold; at ths
Printing-Office in Norwich;
TH E x
TREATIES
op
AMITY and COMMERCE,
AND °F
ALLIANC E,
EVENTUAL and DEFENSIVE,
Between his Most Christian Majefiy, and the Thir
teen United States of North-America.
STATE~o f VERMON T, °
County of Cumberland, ff. Dec. 13, 1778.
WH E RE A S application has been made to
me, (one of the Couneellors for said State,)
by the owners of more then one sixteenth part of the
township of Stockbridge, in said State of Vermont,
requesting me to call a meeting of said Proprietors, to
be holden at the dwelling house of Mr. Jon. Lynde,
innholder in Peterfham, in the county of Worcefler,
and Stale of Massachusetts Bay, on the 1 ith day of
March next, at 1 o'clock afternoon; to aft on the
following articles, viz.
First, to choose a Moderator. Second, to choose
a Proprietors Clerk, and give him such inftruHions
refpe&ing the former records, as they shall think best.
Third, to agree on some method for calling Propri
etors meetings for the future.
Agreeable to the above request, I do^hereby notify
the Proprietors, of the town of Stockbridge, to meet
at the time and place proposed, for the aforefaid pur
poses. PAUL SPOONER.
S TATE of VERMON T,
County of Cumberland, ff. Dec. 13, 17,8.
WHEREAS application has been made to
me, (one of the Councillors for said State,)
by the owners of more then one sixteenth part of the
township of Bernard, in said county of Cumberland,
and State of Vermont : requesting me to call a meet
ing of said Proprietors, to be holden at the house of
Mr. Jonathan Lynde, innholder in Peterfham, in the
county of Worcester, and Stats of Massachusetts Bay
on the nth day of March next, at 1 o'clock after
noon, to a& on the following articles, viz.
First, to choose a Moderator. Secondly, to choose
a Proprietors Clerk, and give him such inftruAions
refpeAing the former records as they shall think best.
Thirdly, to agree on some method for calling Pro
prietors meetings for the future.
Agreeable to the above request, I dohereby notify
the Proprietors, of the town of Bernard, to meet at
the time and place proposed, for the aforefaid purposes.
PAUL SPOONER.
MOLASSES to be fold for Cash, or exchanged
for Grain ; one bushel of Wheat; or two
buffiels of Indian Corn, or one and half of Rye, will
be taken per gallon. Also Rock and Homemade
Salt to be fold by the calk or smaller quantity. For
the above mentioned articles call on MOSES
SMITH at the house of Ebenezer Kkeeland,
Clothier, Hartford.
Best gun-powder, to be Sold,
By Daniel Hhnsdale, jun. at the south
door under the Printing-Office Hartford.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
STOLEN out of the liable of the subscriber living
in Swanzey, State of New Hampffiire, on the
night after the 3d of February 1779. a large black
MARE, 3 years old last summer 16 hands high,
fiar in her forehead, half blooded, trots all, carries
her head high, strait built. The thief unknown by
name but is a smallish man, light ^omplexioned, had
on a light coloured furtout or great coat, camblet
coat. Whoever will take up said thief and mare,
and bring them to the subscriber in said Swanfey, or
give information so that the subscriber gets the mare,
and the thief may be brought to justice, shall have the
above reward, or fifty dollars for the mare or thief
only, by me
WILL'M GRIMES, Jun.
STRAYED firm Hartford in^^foTer last,
a BAY HORSE COLT, two years old-past
witlka white flrip in his face, one hind foot white;
natural pacer. Whoever will take up said colt, and
return him to the subscriber, shall be well rewarded.
SAM'L TREAT.
East Windsor, Feb. 10, 1779.
STRAYED or S TOLEN, out of the paflurg
of the Subscriber, at Granville, last November^
a LIGHT SORREL HORSE, fourteen and a half
hands high, trots and paces well, good carriage, 4
bushy mane and tail five years old pafl. Whoever
will return said horse and thief, if stolen to me or ad
the Commissary Generals Office in Hartford, shall
receive Fifty Dollars Reward, for the horse only
Thirty Dollars, and rcafonable charges.
OLIVER PHELP S.
Gnanville, Feb. 12, 1779
TH E Subscribers, being appointed Commissi
oners, to examine and adjust the claim, of
the creditors to the eflate of SAMUEL CHURCH,
late of Simfbury, deceased; hereby give notice, that
we shall attend said business at the house of Joseph
Holcomb in said Simfbury on the third Mondays
in March and April next, at 11 o'clock forenoon.
PETER RICE, )
ELDAD HOLCOM B, > Commissioners.
SILAS HOLCOMB.)
Simsbury, Feb. 12, 1779.
WE the Subscribers, being appointed by the Ho.
norable Jud,e of Probate, for the diftriA of
Farmington, Commissioners to adjust the claims of
the creditors to the estate of Timotby Merrills late of
Farmington deceased, rendered insolvent, do hereby
give notice, that we shall attend on laid bufinefs f on
the two last Tuesdays of March, and the firft Tuesday
of April next, at the house of Timothy Stanley, in
said Farmington, at one o'clock afternoon on each of
said days. No accounts will be allowed but what are
properly attested.
TIMOTHY STANLEY, 7 Commit
ELIJAH FRANCES. f fioners
Farmington, Ffb. 13, 1779.
TAKEN Up by the Subscriber, (in a flarving
condition,) the latter end of December last, a
SORREL MARE, about ten years old, fourteen
hands high, natura spacer, ffiod all round, blaze in
her face, light mane and tail, white feet. Theown
er is desired to pay charges, and take her away.
MILES BEACH.
ILitchfield, January 10; j 779.
LO ST by the Subscriber, on the 31st of Deco
last; between Litchfield State House and Caph
Stanley'sof Gofhen, the following articles viz, a dark
brown coat the buttons covered with thefame, a light
coloured vest, with white metal buttons, cue holland
shirt, one homemade ditto, two ftooks, one pair of
shoes, halfa set of teacups Whoever has found the
above articles, and will give information to the own
er, shall be handsomely regarded, and all reasonable
charges, paid by
TITUS IVES,
Norfolk Feb. 18, 1779.
TO be fold, by LYNDE and MARBLE, at
their Store a little forth of the north Meeting
House, good Rock, Lisbon and Liverpool SA L T,
for which any emission of the Continental Bills will
be received. Hartford, Feb 22, 1779. =
Wethersfield; February 18, 1779.
I Have just received from Col. Beatty, our Cem
miffary General of Prisoners, the enemy's return
of officers at home on parole, now required to return
to their captivity, which 'he directs me to acquaint
them with ; and as most of them are at a distance
from me, thought it best in this manner to publiffi it.
Their rank and names, and places where taken are
as follows, viz. Brig. Gen. Waterbury at Lake Cham
plain. Col, Hale and Lieut. Col. Bellinger by Gen.
Bargoyne. Capt. John Thatcher, Lieut. William
Brintnall, Sailing Master, James Sharremun, Mate,
James Dennison, Boatswain; Stephen Mix, at Lake
Champlain. Rank unknown, Thomas Lennington,
Joseph Welch, Thomas Makay, at Quebec. Hosta
ges; Capt. Theodore Bliss, Ebenezer Sullivan, E
bendzer Green and John Stevens. Am also to ac
quaint them, of our desire of their immediate com
pliance with this requisition, which indeed we can
not daubt, unless some special reason prevent.
E. WILLIAMS, Dep. Com. Prifonerc.
GO OD MOLASS^S^to be exchanged '^
Grain, by James Lusk, of Newington, in
Wethersfield, viz. one bushel of Wheat, one bushel
and an half of Rye, or two bushels of Indian Corn,
per Gallon.
Wanted on hire,
A Small well proportioned FARM, with an
Orchard thereon, within 10 miles of Hartford.
Enquire of the Printers.