The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1778-11-24 00:00:00, page 4

JTR AYED away from H rtk?J, f:'n\time
d last summer, a dark.fh brindled ST E ER,
three years old last fprmg, marked with a half crop
and halfpenny the upper fide of the near ear, and
bob tailed. Whoever will take up said fleer and
fend word to the Subscriber in Litchfield, or Benoni
Beach at Hartland /hill be handsomely rewarded,
and all necessary charges pad by
ZOPHAR BEACH.
Litchfield Nov. io. 17,8.
ST KA i ED or bTOLE N from the Con
tinental teams at Danbury, on the night of the
2d of Nov. inst. a WHITE MARE, with
greyifli fp cks about 14 hands and a half high, 14
or 15 years old, has no brand, paces, whs new flhod
round ; it it foppofed flic was stolen by a soldier
and carried to he eiftward. Whoever will take up
fa d mare, and return her to the Quarter- Master's
Offi ~e at Danbury, or to Capt Joitph Richards at
Woodbury, or inform me where foe may lie found,
shall receive Eight Dollars Reward, and all necessa
ry changes paid by
JUSTUS JOHNSTON, Cend.
STRAYED or STOLEN from the Sub-
O Scriber, Sometime in July last, a dark red HEI
FE R, three years old paQ Something lew carr a^e,
a little bug horned mark'd with a hollow crop in
the off ear, and a cro'> fl t the upper fide, meft likely
file has cilved. Whoever will inform thb ewrur
whe r e fh-rh.y be found Shall have Ten Dollars re
ward 4 f fiolen; if strayed, a reasonable reward and
charges paid by
JOSEPH SMITH.
Wet'e^fip'd, Nov, 0, 1778.
STRAYED o^i t! ebubfeybet a. June, a
BAY MARE, put En^lifh trots all,
Landed on her hoof when the strayed N. G. with a
colt at her fide. Also, strayed at the fame time an
Iron Gey Mare Colt, two years old. Who
ever Will return said flrays to the owner, fhdl have
Twenty Dollars Reward, and charres pa d by
NATH, GOODWIN.
Hartford, Nov. 17, 1778.
STRAYED or STOLEN' from the S&
scriber, living in Eaff W'ndfr, cn Thursday
the sth of November inst. a Dark Brown MARE
three years old past, about 13 binds and 3 inches
hig' , with aumoufe coloured ring round her nose,
hit d feet wMte low carriage a natural pacer. Al
so. a Small bay French trotting stallion, bipt and fya
vic'd in his off bird leg. Tue mare is shod before ;
the horse without shoes. Whoever will take them
up, and fend word to the Subferiber, shall be well
rewarded.
JOEL NASH.
STRAYED from the Stbfcriher, fomerime
latt summer, a BAV HORSE COLT,
two years old pah, has a star in the face, one white
eye, one white hind foot, no brand, a natural pa
cer. Whoever will take up said colt and give no
tice to the owner sh 11 be generously rewarded.
ABIGAIL STODDARD.
November 18,1778.
STRAYED from the Subferiber. in Merri
den in Wallingford Sometime in May or June
la^ Five two year old HEIFERS, three of
which were mark'd wi h a swallow cad in the left
ear, and a half crop the upp.r fide of rhe right ; one
of said heife r s a red and white pyed ; another a red,
with a white face ; the other all red. The other two
of said heifers marked with a half crop the under
fide of each ear, and a halfpenny the upper fide of
'each One of the two last mentioned heifers red. the
other black. Whoever has or shall take up any or
all of said heifers, so that the owner may liave them
again, will be generously rewarded, and neceffiry
charges paid by
JOHN COUCH.
Wallingford, Nov. 9 1778.
Stolen our of the Gable of Mr. Aubin in
Suffield, on Monday night the 16th inst. a Dark
Brown STALLION, about 14 hands high,
dock'd tail and hog maned, the two hind feet white,
with a 4 ar in his forehead, and about seven years
old. Whoever will bring the above described Stal
lion to the Subscriber, on his march towards Vir
ginia, shall receive Ten Guineas in gold reward,
and no questions asked.
ABRAM BUNBURY,
Capt. 62d Regiment.
Nov. 17 1778. Q
WE ST-I NDI A and New England Rum,
Reck, r%k\Tfffrid Ind home-made Salt,
Teuerffe and Per Wine, to be fold for Continental
Bills only, by Elisha Pitkin jun. a few reds
So?th of the L berty Pole, in East Hartford,
CH AISE-W0RK, in all its tranches
carried on near the South Meeting house, ia
Hertford ; where any perfen may drpendon having
their work done with the greatest dispatch, and in
the neatest manner by their humble Servants
PHILLIPS and HENDER.
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WHOLESALE and RETAIL..
RUM, Sugar, Coffee, choice Bohea Tea Ma
deira. Lribon, and Ciaret Wine, Cotton, Sow
ing Silk, Copperas, + Indigo, Allspice Ginger Rock
and Saltertuda Salt, home-made ditto, a good assort
ment of American Earthen Ware, and a few other
art cles. Enquire at Caleb Bull, jun. store, north
of the Court house, Hertford.
N. B.' Those that do not chbofe to pay cash, may,
if they pieafe buy for produce at a reafonabh rate.
Tr 0 be Sold by Silvester Gilbert, at bis
store in Hebron, for Cath 01 Country Pro
duce r New England Rim by the barrel or Jess
quantity, be 4 of Sugar, Molasses, Bphea Tea. Cof
fee, Mace Nuime s, Ginger. Copperas Ahum,
Indigo Brmftone imported Salt. Likewise, Calk
cnes. It sh Linens Camblets Drawboys, Calli
mancoes Durants, Tammier, Masquerades, Hair
bine Gauzes, Sewing Silks, thick Cloths, Trim
mings &c
Hebron Nov..iz 1778;
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'['h^^e die law.u. di ERi.AN-
X NIA, at Knowles Landwg. so Chatham, as
advertized in this paper a few weeks since is ad
journed to Tuefd^y the 24th of November inst.
at one o'clock in'the afternoon. at which time, with
her appurtenances, she will be fold to the hifheft
b dder. Also, on the fame day will be fold the
fl.,p Jenny of about 20 tons burden; androP&
tiwgurs with therr appurtenances. L kewife a
Negro Min of about 21 year of ae wi h sundry
r^ ; . F WIL'TAML"
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-1 HOaEw• .ve y 'em:ids< ?. - ? .e
of Capt. Randal Evans Ive ofNor-huy,
deceased, are d fired 'o exh b, t the fame <0 •' : Sub
scriber, who will attend on fetT ; np fad est nite
firft Wedaefday. Thursday and Friday .rt. -p I ^,
next. Tofe indebted to fa d elate, d \d
to make immediate payment to
RANDAL EVAN° -u
Nnrthbnry Nov. 16, 1778.
E tut Subfenbers, appointed
VV Court of Robue for the difirs.
Comm.ffioners to exami e and adjufr ^
the C editors to the estate .f Jerem< G a
of Suffield in tie county of Hartford, r, <c
prefinted insolvent, hereby notify we fhal
laid business, at the dwelling house of C-p . /
min Kent, innholder ir laid Suffield. 0 1 ]
Monday of November ir^ and on the two f ,y
ing Mondays.
AB GRANGER,
JOSIAH KING, jun.l C^rndfoners.
Suffield, Nov. 12, 1778.
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WE tie Subscriber' be : ng appointed by 'he
Hon. Court of Probate for the diftrA of
Middletown. Comm ffioners to examine a d id
juft the claims of the credit-, to the ettate of B^i
nit Eaglestone, la;e of fa.d Middletown, deceas
ed, repre ented infolvenr, do hereby iye notice
that we sh til at e- d the hufiieE of cu= appointment,
on the la t Tsefdays of this a,.d 'wo following
months, at the louse of Nlr Elifln Bewfter, inn
holder 1.1 laid .4 ddletown/at one o'clock in the as
ternoon on ex h dav,
JOHN ROGERS G
BEZALEEI FISK ; commi ffi°ners.
M M d'etown Nov. 7 1778.
ONb HUNDRED DOLL \RS REWARD
STRAYED or STOLEN, from the Sob:
scriber, living in Enemaa'^ PrerinQ, TWO
M ARES, the one a bay, fix years old about 14
hands high, with a fn ; p on her nose ; the other a
sorrel, about 14 hands high, all her feet white, and
a blaze on her lace; Both natural trotters, and'ean
ter welk Whoever will take 1 , said Mires, ffiall
have the above reward for both, or Fifty Dollars for
each, paid by
4 ABRAHAM LOFEE.
Ffh-Kih, 04.2 § 1778.
IE a 1 BKR ERtsbCHE^, ct t^e
„ 4beft quality to be fad by James Hays,
for Cash or Country Produce, at Southington about
half a mile north of the meeting house.
W'A N t"e D *
A GOOD NEGRO GIRL about 12
years old. A y person having such an one
to difpefe of, may hear of a purchaser by applying
to the Printers.
JUST PtstiSHrn, and to be Scld by Ravil
Wißstbr, opposite the Court House. in Hert
ford;
STAFFORD'S CONNECTICUT
ALMANACK, for the Year 1779
Price 2 s. single, 15% per dozen, and twenty ^oar
dollars per gross.
VNITE p STATES LOTTE RY,
Class the Second.
TH E Adven tirers in the First Class that pur.
chafed Tickets of the Subscriber, or any em
ployed by hm, who drew Twenty Dollar Prizes,
no' having demanded payment within fix week!
from the drawing said firft class, are notified, that
their tickets are renewed in the second class, and re
served for them without further trouble
Those who have drawn higher prizes than twenty
dollars, are desired to forward their tickets to the
fubferiber in order to their being paid, either in
tickets of the second class, or Loan-Office Certifi
cates at their election.
Tickets n the second class may be had of M'„
Wenfley Hobby, a Middletown ; Col. Jabez Chap
man, a Eift Haddam ; Jefeph Ilham, jun. Esq; at
Colchefler; Silvei'e- Gilbert. Esq; a Hebron; Col.
Noadiai Hooker at Farmington, and at the ffiop of
Mr. Joseph Webb in Wethersfield,
Alven urers w ! o were unfortunate in the firft
cla's, ?re invited to try their luck in the second, and
pe.-fry.re, frem the consideration, that the profpea
of furpefs will mend in every class; and in case of
repeated disappointments, they will have the conso
lation to know, t! err mopey is contributed to the
noblest use, the defence of the liberty cf their coun
"y?
Tickets fold by the Subscriber, and others em
ployed by him, in the firfl class, were from No.
74^701 10.7501606, bot'irvm'ers included.
TITUS HOSME-R.
MifH^^wn^ N?V. 12, 1778.
ore P TH I E Fl —
— DOLLARS REWARD is
£ offered to any person who will apprehend
Slip ea Davis and deliver him to the fubfciiber at
No, wich, or confine him in Norwich ; ail.
; NATH. BISHOP.
TO BE SOLD BY
7 YNDE and MARBLE, it their
v S ore, about mid way between the Sta'e
• and the Great-Bridge, a complete Affort
< Drugs and medicines. At
lunamm, mace, cloves, allspice, ginger, pepper,
1 • m, copperas, otter, brimstone, Spanish brown,
op sh white, rosin, crcwn soap, Bobea tea. Weft-
India Rum, best velvet corks, &c. &c.
N. B. Good Lisbon and L verpool Salt, to be fold
forraffi. or exchanged for flour and wheat, at the
above Store.
QTOLEN from the Subferiber, out es the
* meadows of We°field, the 20th of Oftobe% a
BAY HORSE black mane and tail, four years
old patt, 14 bands and a half high, trots and paces,
shod before, no brand or mark. Whoever will take
up said horse, and return him to the Subferiber, liv
ing in Weftfield, shall have Thirty Dollars Reward,
and all charges paid by
_______STEPHE^ R r
T'R AYEL or ST OLE N from the Sufe-
Q scriber, on the night after the sth infant, a
Light Sorrel Horse Colt, two years old past, about
13 hands and a half high, a natural trotter, light
mane and tail., a narrow white Areals from his fo^.-
head near half way to iris nose, femew! at crocked^
no brand, nor clogged. Whoever will take up Ous
horse, and future the thief, ffiall have Twenty Dol
lars reward, and all necessary charges paid, and
Ten Dollars far the horse only.
DAN!EL BRADLB7.
Salsbury Nov. 7 1,78.
BRO KE into the enclosure of the Subferiber,
about ten days ago, a Dark Bay HORSE,
about 14 hands high, four or five years eld, both
hind feet white, a ball star nearly over the 'eft eye.
The owner may have him again by paying charges
and applying to JOHN WARNER.
Middletown. Weftfield Pirilh Nov. 17.17'8.
TO be told for Cash or Produce, by Eugnb
zbr Moor, a few rod# north of the State-
House, in Hartford; IMPORTED SALT,
ty the hogshead or tingle bushel. Also, buibßohea
Tea.
EX CELL ENTLISBO N'W IN&~to
r be Sold by Hezekiah Merril, in Kart
fokd.
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LIVER 01 L, to be jold by NEHEMIAH
Street, in Farmington.