The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1779-09-28 00:00:00, page 4

We are ferry to inform the public, that there is the
grere! l roafon to doubt some accident has befallen
to the Reunites, of 90 guns, as her prizes, the French
Weft lafimm, are come into port without her. A
large Ship had been ken on fire at fa, which by
some di&nguiftirag marks, was fappofed to be the
above uaferinnate man of war, however no absolute
confirmation of the above melancholy news, it yet
come to hand, so we will hope far the bast.
.LONDON, Ahri eg .
naming policies were opened for the in:
furnace of the Karaite man of war. it being
that fit a id ter prizes were forced out to fee
ia he fen left Friday morning, as flit has not bean
heard of fiea ; She paged by Falmouth on the 2o<h
indent.
M ONTEGO-BAY JUNB 2.
Lad night his Marcy's Ship Glafeow tock fire in
this harbour ard was entirely burnt.no lives loft —
no damage done to the whipping, though in extreme
danger.
June 26. The privateer Experiment, of this
port, and her prize, are taken by the Minerva and
another frigate. --The fate of the Captain of this
little vessel of war is rather severe --having bra acs
cufod of defraying the papers of one of his prizes,
we hear he was feat in irons on beard of a Spanish
man of war.
FOR SALE,
By CALDWELL & HINSDALE,
Oppofre the Court Haifa, Hartford,
West India and New Enghad Rent by the
H>flhed er Barrel, bet Bron Sne by
the Hogftiead ct fralte quantity, Rack Salt by the
Hogshead or fogte BaJhel, Madeira Wfoe by the
Qparter Case
WANTED, A few bates of Oft, and feme
ferifeiy ysang Mbefei. far Stypug.
Jamaica Rum and Sugar by the
Ho^fhad, and Botes Tea by the Q, to be fold
by Josiah Blakeley, it Hartford.
TO BE SOLD,
Good muscovado sugar by the
Hameed. Tierce or Barrel.
B WES'! INDIA RUM by the Hefted.
Exalte BOHBA TEA by Q Cto or half Cht&
Enquire of
„ EBENEZER PLATT.
Hartford, Sept. 18. 17,9.
FOR SALE,
At CALEB BU L L, jun'rs. Store
I> Hartford,
Good Weft I >diaß^m by the Barrel or fate
Gallon, Tea, C ffite. Soger, Allfefa and
Ginger in (mall quantities, Lugwood by the Cwt,
01 finale pound.
N. B. A small quantity of good ROCK SALT
to be exchanged far Cyder, Indian Corn or Oats.
Buck-Skin Breeches,
TO BE SOLDb,
By STEPHEN AUSTIN, h. Hertford,
FOR SAL E,
By JOHN CALDWELL,
-A fe %^k^* ° f & % Hrafe Hartford,
ttVESriNDIA RUM and be# Brown SU.
VV GAR by & Hogited CT Bind, referable
Crfh. Sept. 20, 1779.
ALL kinds ci wort done m the Goldsmith's and
Jeweller's Way, in & neatest manner. Alfoi
Watches cleaned and repaired by GEORG R
® A , F' *" M , Woodbridges Taran in Bast.
Hartford. Sept. 21; >779#
SI RAYED or STOLEN from the subscriber
Friday night, a dart brown HORSE, about 14
hands high, 4 years old, blaze in his faoe, nam.
ral trotter, his off hind foot white, no brand, shod
before, small mane and foretop ; had on a hunting
fiddle aluroft new, and a bridle. Whoever will
take up rad secure said Horse and give information
to the owns living in Southampton, State of MaL
fachufetts Bay, fall have a generous reward and n&
•effary charges paid, by
,BILDAD SEARLB.
September 15. i„g.
LOST hart friday, on the rood from Hertford to
Faaaingtoe, a Bever Hat, with a white lining,
tz iup in a red speckled Handkerchief. Whoever
will return laid Hat to Dr. Was. Jepfoe in Hartford,
slll have a generous reward and the thanks of the
®waff.
sy s Mi 519^
Juk pub?tfhed. arcito V fad by the Printers hereof,
Burgoyne’s Surrendery,
A POE M, entitled
Grateful r^a &rcm & ,& divine Good.
nets v^ ricvrftf 'd $ theAmettean Arms in theta
rc&MM&ble Saceeffee so the Northern Dqmtramt,
ate tie glv% up of our Fenrefa at TieondCTQgt,
oa& 6h or July. A. D. 1„ 7 With fare Ac
count of the BL let fought, and the Tran&aicmsof
that memorable campafa, ocufted by the fumm
dry of dreKing's FOCH by Lfemwaat General
Burgoyne to Mqor General Geter, on & aid Day
of O&6er, ^ raid Yer.
C* lUIEn itom tag i.ikviu- ou QX I^^M ua Gig
0 22d sMfcn, & black MARE, but not a proper
ml buck, abcut 14 hands high, a small Rar in her
foretold, a wbtte spot on her left hip, & few white
ham cm one of her hind feet, about 7 years old, Shod
all round, a good trot and pace. Whoever takes up
fed mare and thief rad returns them to the fubferi
ber hi Masefield, ffiall have One Handled & Fifty
Dotes reward, and ail neceffery charro paid and
for me thief or the Mare, the one half of the above
reward, paid by LOT DIMOCK.
A^.: 26, 1779.
RUN aw^y the evening after the 9th infant, two
BOYS, about 14 and 15 years of age, check
Shirts, old frocks, brown trowfeis, one of them had
light coloured hair, the other dark brown, one of
them had on a fireaked flannel jackets, both had old
felt hats bound round the brim with white cloth,
and had a few leather packet books for fair. Who
ever will take them up and bring them to me, or se
cure them and fad me word, Shall receive fifty dol
lars reward for each and necessary chargee paid, by
ZEBULON WOODRUFF.
N. B. Said boys are brothers, one named Jasper
the other Tobias Woodruff.
F^mington, Sept. 20, 1779.
TH E tag inning of July let broke into the
hrclcftm of me the fubferfber, a Spotted
STEAR, brown and white, about 3 years old,
chiefly white, no tract or brand. The owner is de
fied p pay charge, and take hira away.
JABEZ BALDING.
Weifeld, (Hampshire County) Sept, 7, 1779.
THE late Regimental Pay Matters, and &~fe
Offices of the Army, who have refigued and
quitted the forvice, and whose Accounts are not fet
tled, are requeued to attend at my Office before the
14th of October next, in order to have their Ac
counts adjected; on failure, they may depend on
having such measures puifued. as will prove dila
grrnble. WILLIAM BEDLOW.
And. Accts. E. D
Auditor's Office, New-Windsor. Aug. 28, 1779. °
Excellent BOHEA TE A,
TO BE SOLD
At the N ORTH DOOR
Unser she FRihriNe Office -
AL S O,
SU GA Ros d/ftrent Quarries, by the Barrel
Hundred or fiagte pound Coffee, Pepper, Swiff^
Pol Tobacco, Wrtt% Paper, Press P%, Wrap
fog tyer, Pfalffi Teftantt, Spells Book,
Primm, Pofot Beds, &c. &c. &c.
Springfield, September 7,177 g.
WANTED, for the Board of Worts atthif
place, a number of Artificers, viz. Carpea
tap. Wheelwrights, Bfackfmiths, Armourers, Sad
lers, Harness Makers or Shoemakers, Gan Suckers,
Turners and Nail Makers. Any petfon of the above
mentioned branches, that can recommend themfelvee
at workmen, and indine to enter in the laid works
far three years, or during the war, Ihall receive two
hundred dollars bounty, sixty dollars per month, one
fait of eloaths per year, and one ration & half per
day ; and each man unon fignlag the ialifment £h&ll
receive hie bounty and cloaths, and wages monthly,
and shall be entitled to every encouragement allows
nd the fifteen battalions.
JOSEPH BAYRS, Major of Artillery
Artifimtrod Cmfaaor for SQ.
TO be fold; one acre and half of good LAND;
,'°% in T<*ringford, one quarter cf a mile
from the Mietin, House, with a convenient Dwel.'
ling Haufe and Blackfeith'sShop, and a goed Well
the premises. For particulars enquire of Abel
Clark of Smlbuey, or of Michail Loomis of
Toiriagford.
Sept. 13, 1779.'
THE HIGHEST PRICE
given for'
CALVES PATE.S ct CATTLES FEET,
At the Printing Office or Paper Mill.
TO BE SOLD.
By ELIAS SHIPMAN, & Co,
At their Storb a few Rods South cf the Great
Bridge in Hartford,
CLARET, and light colour'd Broadcloth; Far
red cloths, Duffels blue and grey Coating;
black Velvet, Bed Tick, Iriffi Lianem Slallcons;
Drawboys, black and erimfon Calimanco Chintzes,
Gingham, Dimoty, Da'ch Cord, plain and figured
Lawns, a variety cf nedleworked Lawn Aprons,
Lawn and Gauze Hankerchiefs, a large aHortment of
figured and plain white Gauzes, plain black ditto,
Catgutt, black and white Milling, famp'd lirien
and cotton Handkerchiefs; worked thread and hemp
mens Hose, fprigg'd Seitin, black Mode, wcanens
Fans; Barcelona and Bandana Handkerchiefs, co
lour'd and black Ribbons, coloured and white Scotch
Thread, Cap Kin, placed Shoe Buckles, pinchbeck
Shoe and Knee do. Writing Pap^r. Tempe Spc&a
cles, Rafors^be^ and common Proknifes, Cutteaae,
Snuff Bjxes; ivory and horn Combs, Pn% Tapes,
Thimbles Buckram, leather Mitts Quality Bmdingj
wortted Knee Garters, Sewing Silk, Snuff by the
Bladder, Tea, CofFa Sugar, Indigo, Tacks, Ame
rican Steel, Fifhtrs Young mans Companion Plays,
&c. &c. # -Where likewise may be bad New-
E gland Rom by the Hhefc or Barrel, and L.fbon
Sab by the Hbd. or Bn,le Bulhel.
Stave of Vermont Bennington August 26 1779.
I AM directed by the Governor and Coupe l of
this State, to insert he following clause cf an a&
cf Assembly puffed at Bennington, 11h F^b. 17,9,
viz. " That from and after the fifi day cf May,
in & he year 17,9 all proprietors u tetir&r.d ven
dues refptQi § any land, in this Safe shall be hid
in the town c# county where such lar a i fill ; and
if ary proprietors meeting or vendue ^fya^ any
lands in this State. Shall be he'd cu' cf the lame, ter
in any other manner than is warranted in this aft,
the fame Shall be null and void." By order,
JOSEPH FA V ^^CT
SA L T,
To be Sold at Middle Haddam Landing, inChatham;
By W I LLIAM BRVI N. jun.
/§ Wbe fold, a large and ^cel DWELLING
I HOUSE, small BARN, and a FARM, con
taining near 60 acres, 30 under improvement and a
young orchard thereon,,ying in the middle cf South
wick in the county of Hampshire, S ate of M ffa
chufetts Bay, on th peff rc^d from Boston to Prart-
Kill, compleetly fixated fa a Tavern. Trader or
Tra&fman. Whoever inclines to purchase the
fame may apply to the fubferiber living rn the pre
mises, by whom an indifpsfable +?tlc will be riven.
ABELFORWARD.
N. B, A second haad Tup Cl&fe to be fold at
the fame place.
BROKE into my inclofure, a dark brown,Mare,
10 years old, trots and paces, firong built,
good for draft, no brand nor mark, has a few white 1
hairs under her sere top, no fives on. The owngr
may have her by paying changes and applying to
ABIJAH RANNEY.
Middletown, Sept. 10 1779
WHEREAS my wife Caumiue Case, tfet me
with infolen? behaviour, and undutiful carri
age, has fold and embezzled my goods and efate;
and perfifc in so doing. It is therefore neceSTary for
me to forbid all perfous trading with, trukiog or
harbouring her, for I will not pay any debt She may
centrad after this date,
ELIJAH CASE, jm
Barkhempled, Sept. 13, 1779
THIS is to forbad all perfoo# trailing or labor
ing PATIENCE the wife of me the fubferi
ber, for Twill pay no debi of her contra&ing after
this date. JOSEPH BUEL.
Wethersfield, Sept. 13 '779-
BROKE into the inclofiae ct the fu bfi riber, lom^
time f«aft, a MARE COLT, 2 years old no
brand, blaze in her face, trots all. The cwne is
defiled to prove his prepe? y pay charger, and take
her away. NOAH GRISWOLD, jun.
Windsor, Sept. 8 !,79.
WANTED IMMEDIA ILL Y "
^OUR Journeymen HATTER S, to work at
Wool, for which good encouia ement will be
given, by NOAH WELLES.
East-Windsor, Septfabg 6, 1779.
BROKE into the incudate,uuwi n .c out
the 10th of July lat, a small bay MARE, a
boot 3 years old, no brand, a white hup on her
nose, no Shoe# on, hind feet white, a white spot on
her off fore foot, is docked. The owner may have
her proving his property and paying c^at„r to
NOAH WILSON.
Torrington, August 10, 1779.