The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1781-02-06 00:00:00, page 4

THE Sebferiber having mov'd hi# STATIC
onary Effects into Hartford, works a lit
tle north of the State-house, in a Chamber over the
Barber'l Shop, where he carries on the Book-Binding
Tunnels in its various branches , and ha, for file,
English fabool books, viz. Spelling book:, tenements,
&c. Also, Ainfworth's Latin dictionary, Jphufoa's
English do. in two volumes, and Law's colleaion of
pfal^odf- r He works and fells for ready pay only, °
observing tiffiri&B rules of trade in every branch
of his bufinefs;° by whom the public may be ferrod
to the ntMofiln the power of
rfh&'very bubble fervent,
. ABEL MORSE.
N. B. Said Merfe hat the befi of English and
country made paper to exchange for cotton and linen
sags,. He also wants to purchase a large quantity of
tinned fheep'sleather.
AL L Persons indebted to the eflate of Major
JOHN BIGELOW late of Hartford, deceit
CT are desired to make immediate payment, and all
those who have any demands agalnfl said elate, are
desired to bring them in for [settlement, at the house
of said deceased, where attendance will be given for
that purpose.
SAMUEL WADSWORTH, )
JOHN OLCOTT, ,Executors.
GURDON WADSWORTH, }
A quantity of coarse cloths. Raffia linen, and
several other articles tuitable for the season to be fold
at the House of said descaled.
Jan. If, 1781,
"g UN P O"w DTR?
By the HUNDRED, or finaller Quantity#
To be SOLD. by
STODDARD & LE E,
Attbe^ Store^neartbeFarnace. in Salisbury;
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that
the FURNACE in SALISBURY,
with the Utensils and Lands thereto belonging, are
to be leafed out for the term of ®ne year, at Public
Vendue, to the highest bidder. Said Vendue to be
holder at the dwelßng-houfe of Captain Samuel
Bushnell, Innholder in said Salisbury, on Tues
day the 20th day of February next, at 1 o'clock
In the afternoon. According to an A& of the Ge
neral Assembly, by order of his Excellency the Go
vernor and Council of Safety.
LYNDE LORD.
Litchfield, January 10, 1781.
ALL Persons having any demands on the eflate
of Mr. Daniel Whaples, late of Farming
ton, deceas'd; are desired to present their accounts
for settlement; and those who are indebted to said
estate are desired to make immediate payment, to the
fubfetibers ; who will attend on said business at the
house of said deceas'd, on the 2d and 4th Mondays
in February, and 2d and third Mondays In March
next. All accounts rcuft be properly attested.
ELIJAH FRANCIS,
GAD STANLBY. f Executors.
Farmington, January 16. 1781^
THE Captains of tach Company, who
served under Colonel Andrew Adams, in a
tour to Horse Neck, in the months of July & Anguft,
A 779' (that have not vet received their due for
parts of rations) are defined, a, toon as may be, to
call on me, at Capt. Solomon Cowles' in Farming
ton, where the Money is ready for them.
SOLOMON COWLES, Jun. Q.M.
—A-"KE~W AR N I NG. —
TH OSE indebted to the fubferiber by book
or otherwise, are defred to make payment's
their future delays roll oblige him topuriue measures
not lb pleasing. but more determinate.
The Subferiber hath on band best old Linfeed*
Oil, Lrfbon and homemade Salt, Bohea Tea, M^lefr,
Crosscut Saws, from four and an half to fix and an
half feet, Brimingham made, to exchange for pro
duce or lawful money.
CALEB BULL#
Ni B. Six Shillings State's money per bulhel
given for Flaxseed, or Oil exchanged for do. at the
Einfeed Mill, when the season is fufficieatly mode
rate. which usually takes place about the fr^ of
March.
Hartford January 23, 1781.
SIX SILVER DOLLARS REWARD?
STRAYED or STOLEN from the Sub
scriber, the night after the 17th infant, a Bay
MARE; 14 and a half bands high, a far in her
forehead, ihe hair worn off both Moulders, trots and
casters. Any person that will return her to the
owner Ihall receive the above reward, and all necef.
far, charges, paid by
JAMES TILLEY.
New-London, January 233 r,3e.
TO BE SO LD,
AFAR M, containing about twenty acres,
lying in a square piece ; four acres of wood
land, the rest under good improvement, and
well watered - An orchard of ioo fraail apple trees,
and a number of other fruit trees -a large one fiery
house, with four lower rooms (almollfinished) also
a barn and blacksmith's shop, landing on the fame.
The farm lies in Litchfield, upwards of mile from the
Bate house; near the main road. To be fold on rea
sonable terms ; enquire of the febferiber, who will
give a good title;
"^ AS DIB O L.
O be Sold, a' likely NEGRO, about 16
years of age ; he underßands both out and in
dbor befiuefs. For particulars, enquire of
JAMES STANLY.
Wethers&ld, January 20; 1781.
WE the Subferibers, bring appointed Commlf
toners, by the Hon. Court of Probate for
the dißria of Middletown, to receive and examine
the claims of' the creditors oh ths eflate of James
Foster, late of Middletown, deceas'd, represented
infclvcnt ; do hereby give notice, that we will at
tend on fai&bufinefs at the house of Mr. Joseph
King, on the 2d Mondays of February, March and
April next, from two o'clock afternoon until fix.
NATH, BROWN,
ELIHUSTARR.
M'ddletown, January 15 1781.
CALEB B U L L, jun.
Has jufl received a new (apply of GOO D S, frit
able for the season, among which are the following
articles,
SCARLET, bine, and brown broad cloths, buck
ram, twill and sewing silk, coatings, baizes,
rattß<s and flowered serges, plain and croft-barred
cambists, black and brocaded calimancoes and ref
felt, corded silk poplins, and fluffs of different forts,
moreen and draw boys, royal rib and serge denims,
chintz and calicoes, an assortment ofyard-wide Irilh
linens, and Scotch threads, white and coloured ;
clouting diaper, Russia cloth for fays and whale
bone, black taffaty, fattio and alamode, cambricks
and 6 4th# muslin, bever hats, wool do. men's
worfied grey ribbed and plain white hose, silk, linen,
and gauze handkerchiefs, leather breeches, and
large sheep ikins suitable for boy's breeches, and
fhammy for linings ; Queen's ware and English
china, confining of tea and coffee caps and fauterr,
and a variety of other articles ; pewter ceps, por
ringers, &c# German and Sweedifh Reel and bar
iron, dry fifh, rice, tea, coffee, chocolate, indige,
copperas, allum, brimflone, pepper, alfpice, cinl
mon. nutmegs, best Liverpool and rock felt, rum,
brandy, Madeira, Port, Tentriff and fast wine,
wool-cards, powder, qd and 8d nails, 6 by 8 and
7 by nine window giafs, cotton wool, pins, sewing
and kniting needles, feiffags, thimbles, pen knives,
brass bells and rings, metal buttons, combs, temple
fpeaacles, common do. pocket ink horns, &c. &c.
N. B. Wheat, rye, corn, oats, flour, &c. or caffi,
as may best suit the parchafer, will be received in
pay for the goods, and also for old accounts, which
it is tamefily requeued may be fettled, while this
leisure season lefts, at it will contribute much to the
relief of the present necessity of
CALEB BU LL, j,n.
Hartford, January 22, 1781:
UNITED STATES LOTTERY.
TH E Public are hereby informed, That the
TICKETS in the FOURTH CLASS
are now come to band ; and the Subferiber is ready
to renew Inch as were purchased of him, provided
he is applied to, for that purpafe, within six weeks
from this date. All Tickets unrenewed at that time,
are (by exprofs inßruAions from the Managers) to be
considered as the property of the United States and
not afterwards renewable.—Those who apply for
Tickets in the Fourth Class, must produce the fame
numbers in the third; for which they so apply# as
vouchers that they ate entitled to inch renewal.
WENSLEY HOBBY.
Middletown. January 15, 1781.
To be SO L D,
By WILLIAM LAWRENC E,
In Hartford,
WEST India rum, sugar, tea, coffee, allspice,
pepper, cloves, nutmegs, flour of mufiard.
New England fait, black and white gauzes, Barce
lona and Hemal handkerchiefs, worsted hose, cam
bists, pennknives, thread, wool cards, needles, join
ers rules, and lampblack. A quantity of excellent
fnufffor State's Money.
Those persons that are indebted to said LAW
RENCE, by book, note, or otherwise, are defined to
make paymenr Immediately, which will prevent hie
taking difagreable mufurer,.
Hartford Connecticut,
CHAMBER of ACCOUNTS.
THIS is to give notice to all Persons concern
ed in the Expenditure of Public Monies,
in this State, either in the Departments of thecate
Commiffaty General, Quarter Mailer General, or
Forage-Mafler General, to make up their Account#
without delay, and forward them with proper
Vouchers (as well of the Deliveries as the Perchafes)
for Examination, to our Office, at Me. Collyer's^
near the State- House, where confiant Attendance 11
given.
J. BURRALL, 7 Extra.
JAMES M'C ALL, J Cornntiffionerc
January 12, 1781.
To be SO L D,for hard or paper Currency,
A FARM containing one hundred and fort,
acres ; about ninety under improvement ; a
house, w"h a good barn and cow-house, landing
thereon ; lying in ths townihip of Colmbrook, on
the great road from Hartford to Albany. It is ver,
conveniens for a tavern : Formely occupied by
Cideon Horton. For terms of sale, apply to the
fobferiber, of Brhlehera, in Weedbury, who will
give an indisputable title.\
JOSHUACHURCH.
January 12 1781.
By SAMUEL NOYES,
At Norwich Landing, the following Articles for
Jewellers, viz.
CYPHER'd and Brilliant Button Stones with
Cyphers, Garnet arid C-yf*! Ring Do. by the
gwee or dozen. Also, Red and while Foyf, as
chean as can be had in Boflon.
Connecticut State LOTTERY,
FOR calling in Three Million# of Dollars, ofthe
old Continental Bills, to confix of 20,000
Tickets at 150 Dollars each.
The S CHEME is a# follows, viz.
Number of Prizes, Dollars. Dollars.
1 of - 50,000 is - 50 000.
2 - - 40 COO - 80 000.
4 - - 30 000 - 120 000.
10 - - 20,000 - 200 000.
20 - - io 000 - 200,000.
48 - . 5,Q00 • 240 000.,
100 - - 2 000 - 200,000.
200 - , 1 000 - 200 COO.
379 - - 600 - 222,600#
4960 - - 300 - 1488,00%
BrcrtT.t—rettsir aw^, «.i—., iwil .^
5715 PFzct - 3,000,000.
14285 Blanks.
20.000 Tickets at 150 Dollars, is 3,000,000 Dol«
Jars. Not two and half Blanks to a
Prize. Snbje& to a Deduction of ig
per Cent.
THIS Lottery, by an A& of the General A^cm
bly of the State of Conrarfticurt, is designed to faci^
litaie the issuing the new Continental Bills, and:
make it unnecessary to emit bills cf this State, and
will be drawn at Hartford the 20th of May next,
or sooner if the Tickets before that time should be all
fold. The fortunate adventurers to be paid out of
the Treasury of this State within one month after
the drawing is concluded, the amount of their ref
peaive prizes after the dedu&ion often per cent, i^
new Continental Bills, HTued agreeable to the re
solve of Cougtefs of the 18th of March left, compu
ting one dollar of the new, to be equal to forty of
the old.
No arguments will be offered to induce the inba
bitant# of this State to become adventurers, their lns
tereft and patriotism in this Infance being joined.
To others the Scheme holds out fufficient advanta^
get. Every mercantile man in our After State, will
eagerly embrace this opportunity toaffift in opening
the intecourfe# and inemfing the trade from States
to State. Experience has taught every order of mew
that to the different forts of money new in circular
tion is owing many public and private embarralment&
The Managers allure the Public, they will, to thi
beA of their abilities, execute the traft reposed ira
them ; and will hasten, by every means in their
power, the (ale of the Tickets, and the completion:
cf the business.
ELISHA WILLIAMS, < .
JERE. WADSWORTH,! 5
JONATHAN BULL.
CALEB BULL, lun. :J
HEZ. MERRILL,
Hartford, January 29. 1781.
LIST cf the Pr zes will be published in the
ConneAicut Courant.
T ICKETS to be had of the Manager# ; and
will be feat to the different Towns in thia State.