The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1778-06-30 00:00:00, page 4

fn CONGRESS May 2 %„!
-^cfelvcd That the Managers of the Lottery beau-
Ihorifed to 'employ their Agents in each State to pay
of the prizes of the Tickets fold by them reflective
ly, and for this purpefe to draw on the several Con
t'nental Loan offices for so much of the money art
hng on the fates of the Tickets and deposited in
such offices refpeclivbly as they ffiall find ueceffary
to pay off such prizes.
That the federal Agents be intruded by the Ma
nagers, previous to the payment of prizes net of the
lowest denomination; in each class, to receive the
tickets intitling the possessors to such prizes, g^
receipts for the fame and transmit them to the Ma--
pagers for their examination, with the names of the
respective others underfed th^on, and Specifying
wlurch of the said Prizes are, at the owners request to
be paid in Loan Office Certificates,
Refolded that the Loan Office Certificated which
may issue for prizes of the Second Clifs cf the Lot
tery of the United States, shall bear an interest of
Six per centum per annum, ary resolution to the
Contrary notwtth Handing.
Refolded That theMan?gers be directed forthwith
to prepare and make faJe cf the tickets of the fecerd
Class of the Lottery.
That the drawing thereof commence the firft djy
of January next, and be com^leated as foop as may
be; and that all the tickets then unfold be the pro
perty and at tl e refque of the United States.
Ordered That printed pamphlets, containing^ fe
office prized drawn by adventures in the Frft Claris
of the Lottery of the United States :be tranfmiyed
by the Managers to the Af"&mbkd, Copimiffioners,
of the Loan Qtti'ces Poll-Mailers and Lottery Agents,
and to every person intruded with the bale of Tickets
in the ft rcral States, for the free mfpefben .of these-
Veral adventurers': And that the Printers in rhe se
veral States be requeued to publish the whole in
weekly portions.
Extract from the Minutes.
CHARLES TOMSON, Soft.
N. 1 The Printers of News papers inthefevera!
States are defined to publish the foregoing Refoliations
2nd to continue the fame in their papers, from time
to time, until the drawing of the Second Claris com
fcencee.
THE Ccmmitt?es appointed to purchase Cloth
ing for the Continental Army in the several
towns in this State, are desired todeliver theCToaih
ing they have 0b may purchase to feme one of this
States Commissaries taking their Receipts for the
quantity quality, and value of each article they
deliver : On foch receipts being produced to this
Foard said Committees will receive orders on the
Treasurer for payment and no others. All officers
and gentlemen that have accounts open with the
Committee'of Pay-Table are defined to call and
fettle the farce as foen as possible.
0. Ellsworth,?
J. ChenevarD, >Committed
F. Wadsworth, J
'N. B. The several Printers in this State are d'e
qred to insert the above in their respective papers.
P-y T He Office 23d June, 1778
STRAYED or Bd'en onl of the patlure of Charles
Caldwell lift Monday a foirel Horse, with a
blaze im hid face, natural pacer about 14 hands\
high, ) yefrs old. Whoever will take up said
horse, and return him to Joseph Fiih in Canterbury
Or George Purr in Hartford, shall have Six Dollars
reward and necessary charges paid.
June 20, 17'78,
IX7OOL and COTTON CARETS fei over' in
the, best manner, by Obed Clark liv
ing in Southington about 3 miles south east from
fleMeefing House. Good fanned Sheep Skins and
Horse Hides are very much wanted 'fol carrying on
niy bulbed for which J will give a generous price
wither in my work cr Calk. ObedClarx,
June ic). f„8. 2
Now collecting, and will soon be publi(h^7
By ANDREW LAW ofC„E3HiRR,m this Stata,
A COLLECTION of PSALM TUNES and
ANTHEMS, from the merit celebrated Au
thors in Great Britain and America ; with a corn
pleat fyflem of RULES drawn up in tbenre^ con
tife, plain and easy manner, for the benefit of feat
tiers.
The book will confdin about two hundred pages,
neatly engraven on plate.
tie fluatratin^ inuation of cur public affairs ren
ders it impoffil.de to afeertain the price of the book,
but she computer affixes the p bhe it will be the
eEeape:l ever pnhhflfed iff America, and it, mill 'be
reaper to Gthfc fibers than to others.
SuMcriprohs are taken in by the .Printers hereof,
hUOTCE b6h<A. T^A, to be fold'at sons
%^ Skinner's near the Great Bridge. Genu^
iAe Madeira WINE by the Quarter Calk or Gallon,
/"foObe^H at public vgNDVB, 250 acres of fcood
A. land, that Will hak'* two good farms, lying
in Newfane., in the county of Cumberland and date
of New- York, at the hod^ of LUKE KNO.LTON,
L^; in Newfine on thurfdajr3oth of June 1778, at
one o'clock in the afierpoon. Said land lies About
one mile from the middle ofthe town, it has cor.fi
durable work done ori it, t 2 acres cleared and well
infd grals about as much chopt over, a ycuno
orchard oh it, and a Arhotisnurrcry it is feppofed
tocut fix tons of hay to be fold all together or in two
cr three divisions.,
t^ALT of the best kind, to be fold for c^h only,
by John Seymour, in Weft Hartford:
frfrrf" '''-.- ==l m lam
— v A KEN tip, and now in the hands of the fubferi
£ ber of Loudon in the count, of Berkshire ri
sorrel coloured mare, about 14 hands high 4 years
old trots and paces, with a burst on one fide, no
br&fd, ffiod before, Theowner may hake her On
paying charges, by applying to
Jacob ' CooK, jur:
louden, Mav 31 1,78.
I'? '°"' " X ° Ue ihbferibers irrclofure the crth da,
Jell °f J"ue infant, a dark brown MAPI!, fhppbfea
to '' e 3 years old; branded with the letter Xon her
near Ihoulder a ffar in her forehad, trots and paces.
? b h^ owner may have her, by proving his property
afid paying charges SELAH COLE.
Kensington, June If, 1778,2
''f^LERE is th the Cuffed, of the fubferiber, a
sorrel mare, 14 hands and a half high, blaze
112 her face, branded upon her Ihould'er v,ith the
letter A, remarkable fore huffs. Also a bay mare
colt, : year old. The owner is desired to pay char
ges and take her away,
Samuel Woodbridge.
Hartford. June 15 >7?B.
'DRUGS ^d"MEDTcIN M
LYND £ and M/IRBL£,
At their Stofe'between the 9t'a'te House arU Greah-
Bridge. a ecmple2t AiTo/t'rAent of DRUGS and
MEITCINEO which they have just received,
among them are thefollowing Patent Medicines,
which they warrant genuine viz.
Turlington's ori^n^ Baifora of Life.
Bateman's Pe&oral Drops. Betton's Britiffi
Oh. Fraunces's Female Elixef Hill's Batfam of
Honey. Effeyce of Pepper Mint. Godfrey's Ge
neral Cordial Hooper's Female Fills. Dr. Aa
derfon's or-the true Scots Pills. Lockyer's Pills.
Also Cinnamon Mabe Cloves Nutmegs Gin
ger, Raisins Wine Copperas Allum, Otter &C.
N. B. At the above Store is Wanted Flour and
Wheat, for^which Caih or good Rock Salt will be
given in payment.
—we -rani - v —MYflerc^^Wtramfrtrt^
Just Pubjilhed, and ta be fold by Bavil V/b^ster,
opposite the Court House hi Hartford,
The AMERICAN CRISIS,
- - Number V.
AddreTed to General Sir WILLIAM HOWE,
By the Author of COMMON SENSE.
A few Barrels of TURPIN'i'INE,
To be Sold for Continental Money,
- By E. FENNO in Middletown.
T- UTe fold at PUBLIC-VENDUE,-^'mUT
day the 29th day of June instant at the
house ofMr. David Bull in Hartford, 41 4 o'clock
^fternoGn, fourteen acres of LAND, seven of which
is mow ; n, the other plow and pasture, fixated
about dhe mile and half weft of theCourt House in
Hartford. -June 23, 1778.
THE highest wages will be given and punftuai
payment made to one or two Journeymen
CABINET MAKERS, by *
John Roberts.
Hartford, June 13, 1778.
e^warc# --—•==■ .~, erc ___=. ... -. ,---- -I,Mirr.-rr.- --r - -~—l
^LL perlons having demands on, or are indebted
to theedate of Col. Ezra May, late of Chester
field deceafed,' are defred to bring in their accounts
to the fubferib^r in Order for fettleaenf.
NEHEMIAH May, Admmiftrator#
June 17, 1778-
OLIVER BARNS of Litchfield and Azariah
Bradley of Winchefkr, have been returned,
to me as legally detached for the Continental army,
and after proper warning have refufed to join said
army. Therefore, any one who will take up grid
.persons and deliver them to me at Litchfield. ffiall
be entitled to a reward office dollars each, and ne
celery charges paid, by
Brzalebl Beebe,
Recruiting Officer for the 6th Brigade,
QTRAYRb or ffoien from the fw bfcrib er, tie bh
O day of May, a brown mare 3 years old with
crooked hind legs trots and paces no brand.. Who.
ever will takeup said mare, and return her to me at
Suffield, shall havea hatdtome reward for the trou.
_ Augustus Kent.
BLiSIERtD STEEL of the bed kind to be ex
changed for any kind of country produce,
Under .th^Printing-Oflice Hartford.
BaIOKB out cf the iHclofure'-of beac.Shepard, ol
Hartford the ,tli instant a large mare 15 handi
high, low in Peril trotS arid paces most natural to
her pace dark bay, ihod all round, new Bn es: be.
fofe. a final! bunch upon her Weihers on the- right
fide occasioned by th. Saddle. Whoever takes up
said mate, and will return her to Deacon Shepard
gorefaid or to the fubferiber in North Kill inyworth,
shall be handforrely rewarded quit all heteffary char#
gespaid by Huba^l Stevb&s,
Non h Kilhngwtyjb, June 12; 1778.
TH^riubfcriber I ereby notices all whom it mTy.
concern that for .the future the court of
probate for the diflriA of Farmingtonriv if leHolden
on the firfl monda/cf each month only unless th^
flrite of business in said court Thall necettariiy re
quire it te be holden on the day next succeeding :
Andail persons who from time to time may have
bufinets to be done In said cdurt are desired to trike
notice* thereof, and conform fherrifelvts thereto ac<
cordmgly. '"
_ooLfrYoN V/risT^AN, Judge of Probated"
Farmington, June 12 17)8.
rayed or Rolen from the fubfcriberTn SimfeCft
O onebrown 2 year old mare Colt with a fmalj
Break of white in her face no'brand or mark Who
ever will take up fa'idcoit or inform tie d'v ^erwhere
to find her shall have a reasonable reward paid by
Daniel Barber jun.
Sfmft&y. May 26, 1778.
ALLperfons having accounts unsettled with the
efta^ of Joseph Porter late of Ball Windfoir
deceas'd, are desired to exhibit them for a fettfement
at the dwelling,houfe of the widow of said Jeceafed,
on the last Tuesday in June, and firft in July ; And
all such as are indebted to the eflate are desired to
make speedy pay merit to
Samuel Ported Admmiftrator.
Windfer June 10, 1778.
Y OST, on the road b-etw^n Watford font
A..J school houfeand Middletown plains upwards
cf z^delhrs all of New York States em 4ion, twfy
often dollars, one,of three; the rest in gpall bills,
wrapt in a half ffieet news paper. Whoever has
found and will return the fame to the subscribe?
ffiari have a generous reward from
JOSHUA HEMPSTED.
Hartford, Jqne 9, - 1778.
WHER EAS FerciHaMartin wife of me the fuh-;
fefiber, hath lately eloped from me contra
ry to ray tWill I hereby forbid all persons trufbng
her on ray account as I will not pay no debt confo
traded by her after this date.
Joseph MARTfNs
Stafford, June 13, 1778.-
M*;*#/**!*^.^-*---^^...^-^*.-^. ~■>»»■»At &±fce_titQMtefcflfflflmraitet„Rriß __-__._.__„<„
^ '°^ at private fa!e one good Weavers
£ Loom with Spools Creels Warping Bars,
Raddle, Swifts, Wheel, all cOmpleat A Feather
Bed f Blankets old Wearing apparel, &c. Enquire
of the Printers.
,June- 3, _
WE the fubferibers being appointed by the hoo,
court of probate for the Strict of Plainfield^
to receive and examine the claims of the creditor of
the estate of Jonathan Shaw late ofC^teHurv de
ceas'd reprofented insolvent ; do hereby give rO+
ticethat we shall attend on said bufinefe on the firft,
second. and third Thursdays of July next at ode
o'clock in the afternoon each,day at the dwefling,
houle of Mr. John Parke in said Canterbury.
^liashib Adams ) Commit
JostAH Dewey, , fiouers.
Canterbury June 3, 1778.
SICKLES, to be exchange for Wheat,
CW at Mr, Caleb Bull, jun'rs. Store, ^or^h of
the Court House. Hartford. The Wheat must be
g'AQd,.
+'-+/tsrv,irtm/Turtrart. ~.■ .._„ ^^t—treffit —tz—-.__¥,-✓•--. roraeTCMraftttrat
A Generous price will begiven for" a flout irz-rt
likely HORSE, that can.be recommended fog
the saddle and carriage. Enquire of the Printers
WANTED, a quantity of Wool, Flannel Cloth,
and whitened Linen cloth for which good
Salt or Huger will be reasonably exchanged er the
best price paid in Caih. Enquire ofthe Printers-
GEORGE MERRILL, in Hartford,