The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1781-01-02 00:00:00, page 4

Jul Publiffied, and now Selling: 6y
JOHN CARTE R,
at the Post "OFFICE, In Providence;
- THE . ,
American Latin Grammar ;
Or, ^a complete imrodnaiot to the
LA T I N T O ^GU E.
ORMBD from the mofl approved writings of
1 _ this kind,,as thereof Lily, Ruddiman, Phillips,
Holmes, Bp, tyettenhan, Cheever, Clark, Read, &c.
---.Qrifinally compiled by fat Rev. Mr. ROSS,
revised and correAed in former edition# by the late
Presents BURR/FINLEV, and others; and
DOW re pubHhed for the use of the Grammar Schools
throughout the United State?;
%• “ The American Latin Grammar, oi^
finally compiled by the Rev. Mr. Ross, with far
ther improvements and illustrations, is hereby if com
mended as excellently calculated for the general use
of the Schools.
JAMES MANNING, Pref. R>. Isl. College.
EZRA STILES, Pref. Yale College.
STRAYED or STOLEN from the Sub
scriber, the middle of May left, a SORREL
MARE COLT, 3 years old, about 13 hands
high, a small flar in her forehead, light mane and
tail, trots and pices, high life, had, on when (he
went away a poke with a natural crook at the bottom.
Whoever will take up said Colt, and return her to
the fabferiber, shall be goneroufly rewarded.
ISAAC HALL, 3 d.
Meriden, December 12, 1780.
ST RAYB D out of Hartford-Meadow, tMe
middle of November fall, a black MARE
COLT;,2 years old; 13 and a half hands high, a
small star in her forehead, trots alb Whoever takes
up said Colt, and will return her to the fabferiber,
living in New-Britain, shall have a generous re
ward.
TIMOTHY KILBORN.
Farmington, December it, 1780.
STRAYED from the Subscriber, some time
lift Summer, a BLACK STAG, 2 years
old, a square crop in the near ear, and a hole in the
off. Whoever will take up said Stag; and give in
formation to the fabferiber, shall be handforacly re
warded for their trouble.
SAMUEL ROCKWELL.
Colebrook (Litchfield county) Dec. 12, 1780.
TO BE SOLDI
By NATHANIEL PATTEN,
a few -Rods North of the State-House, Hartford :
Barr-Iron & Weft-India Rum.
JUST PRINTED, bound and ready
for sale, the PSALMS of DAVID, by
J. WATTS, D. D. Those who have saved
raffs miy fend them, and have their books ; and
those that have already sent them likewise..--All
those who will be such friends to literature and
their eountty, as to save their cotton or linnea RAGS,
Will find their account in it, by fending 'them to
their humble fervent.
NATHANIEL PATTEN.
Hartford, Nov. do, 1780.
N. B. Round Hand Copper Plate Copies to be
fold atfald shop.
To be SOLD, for any current Money, by
YOUNGLOVE CUTLER,
at hrs Store, in Watertown;
WEST- INDIA RUM, by the barrel or
fiifle gallon, Madeira Wine, Rock Salt,
Molasses, Silk Handkerchiefs, drinking Glasses, Wo
men'j Shoes-- A very general ißbrtment of Hollow-
Ware, &:. &c. &r.
4.6, 8 & so penny Nails, to be exchanged for
Wheat, Pork, Butter, Cheese, Continental or hard
Money.
Hollow-Ware to be fold at Dr. Beardsley's, in
Northbury.
OLANK DEEDS and WRITS, to be fold at
L) the North Door under the Printing-Office in
DAVID HOELL, Fel. Rh. Isl. College."
Providence, October, 1780.;
STRAYED from the Subscriber. the 26th of
April left, a HORSE COLT, r years old,
dark brown or black, a small flar in his forehead, one
bind foot grey, trots and paces. Whoever will take
up Gid Colt, and inform the owner, shall have a
handsome reward and charges paid.
ELI NORTH,
N. B. Said Colt is neither dock'd nor branded.
Farmington, December 13, 1780.
Just Pablifcd, and kibe Sold al the North Dooi
trader the Printing Office, and also by the Author,
A DiHertatfon on theSixth Vial
in the Revelations of St. John.
In FI VE PAR T S':,
, In which it is numbly attempted to iihftrate what
is intended by th; great My tical Euphrates and
by drying up of its warns; with some thoughts
upon the iff 6b of this Vial, and what improvement
God's people Should make of this imgo tan. fabj a.
The whole is preceeded with an IN f RODUCTION
upon the design of Prophecy in general, and the book
of Revelation in particular.
By THOMASWELLS BRAY, A. M.
Faflor of a Church in Guilford.
The fabjeA of this Differtaticn is particularly
worthy the attention cf a ch ittian people at tl.r,
day. ,
The above work is contained in about S x Sheets
end an half, printed on a fair type: Price Two
Shillings and Six Pence in Silver, or an equivalent
in other money, or three Books for a Bushel of Wneat.
Subscribers are defied to fend in their fubferip
tions to the Printers in Hartford, or the Author in
Guilford, where they may be fopplied with Books.
.TO BE SOL D,
By E. A U S T I N,
near the Court House, in Hartford;,,
The following Articles for G 0 ldsmlths and
Jewellers, viz.
CYP HER'D Button Stores with Cyphers per
gross ar dozen, round brilliant do, Basing top
Stones with Cyphers, bril i n top Stoie- do. Buckle
Stones suitable for hat pins, one dezen Gatnet Ring
Scones, cypher'd and white Stone Berings set in
Gold, cypher'd and white Stone Ending Tops set
in do. large and fre all square cypher'd Buttons set
in Silver, large round brilliant do.
N'. B. The above Articles for hard Monty, or
Continental at the Exchange.
December 19, 1780
ST ATE of VERMONT
WAEREAS application hath b en nude to me
the fabferiber by more than one sixteenth
part of the proprietors of the towns of Shelburn,
Burlington and Willifion, to warn frd proprietors
of each town to meet at the dwelling house of Ens.
Noah Chittenden, of Arlington, on the 29 h day cf
January next, at two o'clock afternoon, there to
tranGa the fol)wing business, viz. 1. To choose
a Moderator. 2. A t^lerk. 3. To make or efiai
blifh such division of lands as may then be agreed
on, and to tranfad any 'other business that may be
th oght neceffiry. These are therefore to warn
said proprietors refy^tively tamest at he time and
place aforefaid for the purposes before mentioned.
IRA ALLE N, Affiflant.
Sunderla r d, Njv; 21. 178 c.
STATE of VERMONT.
WHEREAS application hath been made to me
the fubferiber by more than one fixteenh
part of the proprietors of the towns of Colchefter,
Essex, Jirico. Georgia, Swanton and H ghgate, to
warn said proprietors to meet at the Dwelling hoafe
of Brigadier General Ethan Allen, cf Sunderland,
on the 31st day of January next, at 2 of the clock
afternoon, there to tranfati the following be finals,
viz. I.'To choose a Moderator. 2. A Cleric. 3.
To make or eflabl sh such division of lands as may
then be agreed on, and to tranfa& >by other Lufi refs
that may be thought ntce^ary. Thife are therefore
to warn said proprietors refyeOivey to meet at the
time and place aforefaid f„r the purposes before
mentioned.
IRA ALLE N. Affiant.,
Sunderland, Nov. 21. 1780.
. — — ——,
NOTICE Is hereby given, That Seth Grof
venor, of Pomfret, in Windham county, is
appointed Administrators by the Hon. Court of Pro
bate, for the difir a of Pomfret, on the forfeited
elate of Nathan Frinks, late of said Pomfret,
he having joined the earmy es this and the United
States : And Capt. Amos Paine, Zachariah Ofgc®d
and Samuel Scarborough, are by said Court appoin
ted Commissioners, to receive and examine the claims
of the creditors to said Frinks' estate ; the C^ml
- will attend said bufinefe at the dwelllng-houfe
of Mr. Afsph Goodell, innholder ia Pomfret, on the
last Mondays of January, February and March next,
from 2 until 8 o'clock, P. M.
SETH GROSVENOR, Adminitator.
AMOS PAINE, )
ZACH, OSGOOD, > Coromiffiontts.
S. SCARBOROUGH.)
Pomfret. December 11, 1780.
FOR SA L E,
By th^ Subferiberin Wethersfield,
BOHEA TEA by the Chest or lesser Quantity.
B ack Pepper, in large or small Quantities.
Cn c^late by the Bjx.
6 by 8, 7 by 9 and 8 by 10 Window Glafi.
Ge man Steel, Heart and Club.
Holland Geneva by the Case.
Tickfenburgh. # -
Leaf and Brown S-garr.
Bridle Bitts and Stirrup Irons.
An Assortment of white Linens. N ,
Brown Broad Clo'h.
Blue Shall on, Haiib „.
A small Assortment of Callies
Black and white Gauze.
Black and white Mode.'
Ladies Cotton Stockings.
Rock Salt. &c, &<.
JOHN
/ of Hartford,
Has fir fate, QUEEN's WARE, of the newest
F^fhion ; such as,
SOUP PLATES. Table Do. Walk-Hind
Bowie, Tea Bowls and Saucers, Coffee Do.
alio &d China Tea P its, &c. &e. These Articles
he will fell cheap for M^ey, either by Wholelale
or Retail, if app led tr soon.
Peons, Ivanin refined IRON for hard Money.
White Pint Shiugte# to be exchanged for Corn or
0^ . ,
He has likewise for sale, either for hard Money
or BQ on Fiance 35 A:res of good Paftare Land,
one Mile and an Half from the Court-House. ,
wTITTTm~ iFoTTEirs;
Has now on hand he foldwing Articles, by Whole
file or Re ail, viz.
CRIMSON, p.nk, ^lue a,d white Baizes ; black
and blue Velve, Drmboy , Duroys. A va
riety of Hairbiner, Calamancoes, Taborets, Barce
lona Handkerchiefs, Women's heft Venetian Glover.
Also, Tes, Coffee, Pepper, Spice, Whalebone,
heft Spanish Indigo, &c. &c.l
Harbor# Pay-Table Office, December 16, 1780.
NOTICE Is hereby fyivzu. That by a Lew
of this State, the Committee of Pay Table me
aothorifed and doeCtedt to call on all persons, who
are, or have been employed as Agents, Factors, os
Artorniu in behalf of this State, who have not ac
counted ; that they render their several accounts at
this Office, as faon as nay be. The Committee
therefore, cell on tin tefpraive Brigadier-Generals,
and Colonels of Militia Regiments ; on the Cora
miffary-General of Purchases, and his Affifants; on
those who were King's Augrriu before the decla
ration of independence ; on Slate's Atiornies who
have received rents andtavads of confifeated eftateu
on the Commiffiry of Clothing ! the superintending
Commit y of Refreshments, a^d the feb-Commif.
faries, on Quarter Makers ; l£faiug.CommlfTarieit
Managers of Powder-Mills ; and Sheriffs of the fe
vers counties.— The Judges of each probate diffrift
are requeued to exhibit to Gid Committee the names
of the several Administrator's on confifc,ted eflates,
and the Administrators are desired to render their
accounts, and so are all other persons intruded with
any property belonging to this State, who have not
accounted for the fame.
, ELEAZER WALES,) 1
FENN WADSWORH, , Committee.
SAMUEL LYMAN.)
- The fevaral Printers in this S:ate. are defied to
Insert the above Advertisement in their refpe&iv#
pa^sJe^fonr successive we^kl.
O rd^ Price of the Connecticut Courant
1 Is Ten Shillings per Anntem, in
Silver or the exchange in Paper Currency. Those
who Inc ine to pay in Produce, at the old prices,
will have the Papers continued to them as ufaal.
N. B. Ready Money is expected far infesting
Advntifement! in ;Lis Paper.
feff cdm2 o hand,fend now ffllinj b,
STEPHEN AUSTIN, & Ce,
At their Store, in Hartford ;
A Variety of Ranch and Engiilh Goode, w$
fiited to ths season : Aifo, a large affortmene
of 00)^1, which *ili us fjij by r/hclefale, or in
lots cf different quantities as will belt fait the pur
chaser; each lot confining & Bibles. Teftamea%
D^wortn'j Spriiiu ; Books, a nvuiber of school books,
hitiorm new and cricertalaing, comedies, jests.
'° £'# pamphlets, &c. &c. &;.
Likewise, German and Raflih ,tul, Spanish
B:own, red and white Led.,
N. B. Cath given for Bills on Fiance, at said Store,
December ii, 1780,