The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1778-07-28 00:00:00, page 4

ROCKSALT.
TO be fold for caffi or any kind of produce, "oi
marie failure, by Ebenezer Barnard jun.
a lew rods South East of the Court house Hartford.
July 21 1778.3
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' 4 "° '"bfcriber hereof gives notice to the ere
ditom to the eflate of James White jun. of
'Bit Windsor deceas'd, that he is now ready to pay
fa d debts -he will attend at the house of landlord
Hol on, inEllington on the 28 h day of instant July,
for the purpose aforefaid.
WILLIAM SPEAR. .
July 21, 177$. °
°F- V 'i'(• \<~' .^—^T^t-rthr. .. r „ Mi-CT
0 up by the fubferiber in Chatham, a
£ dark bay Horie colt, with a black main and
hail a Kar in his forehead, 2 or 3 years old : Tire
Cwner may have him paying charge.
' JOSHUA WOLCOTT.
July 21, 1778. ' #
j^,^-,^ , fill ™=—•=•_= ~<7c~_ TOTtocra 'raom^MfflTOrorfe
'3 ' - f o; d by the fubferiber (living at Lainf-
X borough)a certain piece of land lying in
^n/bury one mile from the meeting house, contain
ing fourteen acres with a house and barn, and black
smiths Top a good archard ; (aid farm lies well si
tuated for a blackfmuh.
JOSEPH LOOMIS.
'" 7 .r' 1 77 8 -*
1 ^--—-.^r^^—c -^^^wttitt *ram©CTti
g ' between Marches and Vinegars tavern in
T..„r Sharon, a finals parchment bill case containing
hear an hundredsind ten Continental dollars : Any
person ... ding the fame and will leave it at Mr°
Smiths in Sharon, so that the owner may have it
agann, lh.nl have five dollars reward, and all reason
able charges paid, by Stephen Howell.
July 211778. *
STOLEN th- night following the 14 day of July
O infant a French gelding Horse a coal black;
witha frr.ail tbr in hi forehead trots all together,
his min arid tail cut short, thick sot, about fourteen
ha° ds high. Whoever takes up said Horse and the
thie~, a d returns them to Fairfeld to the fubferiber,
Ihall have twenty dollars reward, and the Horse a
- lone ihall have ten dollars reward and cost paid, by
me EPHRAIM ROBBINS.
July 21 1778. 1
SfAAVeD from the fifbferiber, a bay Mare, a
'out our or five years old, a star in her forehead,
ad some white on one fide of her nose, about four
teen l ands and half hi h I«ng tail natural pacer,
shod all ro # nd toe corned noirtificial mark. Who
ever will take up fg,d Maro and fend word to me
or bring the Mare to me, ffiall be well rewarded for
their trouble and charges paid by
larkin williams.
Murraysfidd Hanfhire county, State Maffachufets.
June 30, 1778. .3
{TRAYEDor Rolen from the fubferiber on the
kJ nightafter the 24th of June last out oflandlord
Horsfords pasture in Farmington, a bay Mare, 13
years old, about 14 hands high black mane and
tail, mane half cut of near fide, shod all rou^d, a'
natural pacer no brand. Whoever will take up
said Mare and return her to me shill have 5 dollars
reward, and all necessary charges paid, by
EPHRAIM STARR.
Gofhen 21 July, 1778. *
'AKEN up the 4th July a brown Horse 4 or
k 5 years old, flar in his forehead, no brand,
natural pacer, shod before : The owner is desired to
pay charges and take him away. Apply to
NATHANIEL SKINNER.
Hartford, July 21 1778. 2
a from Continental service, Joffiua
Lawton of Woodstock. returned to me legally
draughted for the army, until theist day of July
ruxt was properly warned to join the army, and re
feted to obey said warning and absented he was
taken and delivered to Capt. Webb a Continental
officer to forward to the army, after which he made
hisefcape and is supposed to be in Woodstock, or
forne place adjacent. Whoever will take up said
deserter and deliver him to me at Windham fhail
have 4 dollars reward, and necessary charges, by me 0
JOHN RIPLEY.
Recruiting officer for the sth brigade.
"'!™ J u 'y '' '77^ l
By THOMAS HOPKINS in Hartford.
Choice imported Salt ' by the load or Angle
bushel, best Jamaica spirits, good French Bran
c, . an assortment of dry goods, Judy 21.
& ^ANfiTY™ of cho^MUSCOVADO
SUGAR, by the Hogshead; to be fold very
reasonable. by HENRY^ McCLALLEN & HEN
RY. at Mr Zenas Parions in Springfield or by
Luke Elifs Eff of said p ! ace, July 20, 1778.
INDIG O:
OR the firft quality to be fold by wholesale, Or
retail ; any person inclining to purchase by
Wnolefale, may be fupplyed on the most reasonable
terms, by applying ^t Mr. Bingham's tavern in
Stockbridge. John Billup.
T 6 RESOLD " " "
By THOMAS "HOPKINS
At his Store opposite the North Meeting Hotfe,
NAIL RODS for Cath only.
'iX/ANTED, an apprentice to the Stocking-
VV making business a smart Lad about 14 years
of age, that can be well recommended for his ho
nesty. Likewise a Journeyman of the fame branch
that understands his trade may have constant em
ploy and good wages py applying to James Wal
lace of Wethersfield.
„ -- iiimr , .Qt—K-^ttw. . rtCT±rer~ttwt=.,.. QttfcmttCT
WANTED a man and woman of a good and
unexceptionable character, married, and
without childr'en; they must be able to produce
vouchers of a sober, steady, honest and industrious
deportment for feme years back, their business will
be to live with a gentleman who can, and means to
make their situation comfortable and happy and al
low them a very handsome flipend.
The man mnft be qualified to take charge of a
manufacture, the management of which will be made
familiar and easy to him and ifhe is able to keep
merchants accounts regularly it will be to his ad
vantage.
The woman must be qualified to take charge of
the gentleman's kitchen, and laundry consequently
ought to be a good plain cook fempdrefs and fmoo
ther of linriens ; cleanliness and neatness about house,
will be a particular recommendation. For further
particulars enquire of the Printers.
Hartford, June 29 1778._
" DRUGS'and MEDICINES.
LYNDEand MAR BLE,
At their Store between the State House and Greats
Bridge_ a complect Afforfment of DRUGS and
MEDICINES which they have just received,
among them are the following Patent Medicines,
which thev warrant genuine viz.
qpURLINGTON's original Baftom of Life.
J^Bateman's Pe&oral Drops. Betton's British
Oil. Fraunces's Female Elixer. Hill's Balsam of
Hcney. Essence of Pepper Mint. Godfrey's Ge
neral Cordial. Hooper's Female Pills. Dr An
derton's or the true Scots Pilh. Lockyer's Pills.
A® Cinnamon, Mace Cloves Nutmegs Gin
ger, Raisins Wine Copperas Allum, Otter &c.
N. B. At the above Store is wanted Flour and
Wheat, for which Cash or good Rock Salt will be
given in payment.
ALLperfons having any demands on the estate
of Paul Simons late of East Windsor, in North
Bolton society deceased are desired to brin^ in their
accounts for settlement to the fubferiber on the third
arid fourth Tuesdays in July and all those indebted
are desired to make immediaie|payment to me the fub
fetiber , Mary Simons, Administratrix.
North Bolton July 14, 1778. 3
Just come to hand, and to be fold
By NATHANIEL PATTEN
Book binder, ^nd ftatioher a little weft of the Cotirt-
House Hartford
BIBLES, Teftamems Spelling Books, Psalters,
Primmers Watts Lyric Poems Watts Psalms
and Hyrcns boundin one Volume, of separate. Tate
and Brady's ditto, Watts Divine songs Proof
Catechisms, the Beath of General Montgomery^who
was {lain florming the City of Quebec. Popes essay
on Man, Chauncy's twelve fermdns Ruffells seven
ditto, the Bible in miniature. Clark's introduction to
the making of latin Accidence Nomenctature's
Song Books, Pocket Books, Account Books Record
Books, Alphabets. Writing Paper, Plans, Needles,
Combs Indigo, &c. &c. &C.
Hartford, July 14, 1778.3
N. B. He carry's on the book binding in all its
various branches and should be glad to purchase
tann'd sheep or lamb ikins, cotton or linen rags 5
calves pates &c. Great allowance to those who buy
to fell agin.
—— — post: of hefTha RTFORD'
THE fubferiber hereby requests such gentlemen
as are in arrears for postage either to call or
fend a servant to difeharge them ; affo to repeat it
every three months, which is the time he fettles
with the General Post Office : Those that neglect
and oblige him to call on them will for the future
be charged com,millions, adequate to the trouble.
THOMAS HILDRUP, D. F. M.
July 2i, 177^.
THE fubferiber flill continues to take in rags so,
the use of the Paper Mill, for which caffi 0^
the following articles will be given Needles Pinto
Sewing Silk, Ribbons, Coperas Allum, Spelling
books Primers Papper, Alfpice, Nutmegs C^%
colate black Berfalona Hankerchiefs, Snuff.indSnß%
boxes, znd other articles not enumerated,
AMBROSE NICHOLSON.
Glafenburv, July 14, 1778.
N. B. Wanted by the fubferiber for the use of
the Paper Mill, white woolen flannel, white or
brown linnen, for which a generous price will be gi
ven in eaffi, or the above articles.
» h • & —=c~cc. .^^^Trt-~&?fffr_
1 fy' Horeas Charles Woodruff, of Litehfieid Ber,
wen Baldwin efGofhen, Nathaniel Canfield
Reuben Hicok, Joseph Martin, Ebenezer Green,
T mothy Goodrich, of Woodbury Efeck Allen
01 Simfbury Uriah Seymour, Seth Sted John Spen
cer. of New Hartford, Thomas ones, of Farmings
ton, being legally detached and properly ordered
to Join my Company in the Army under General
Gates and refu fed to join: Whoever shall take all
or either of the above named Persons, and bring
them to me at the White Plains, or secure them in.
any ( The Goal and certify me ffiall receive
I wen y Dollars Rewaid for each, and all necessary
Charge- -paid by James Judson. Lieut, in Maj,
Skinner's Regt. Militia L H.
: HERBAS lundry perform belonging to the
Y Y firtt brigade of militia in this state havebeen
duly de ached, and returned to serve in the compa
ny under my command in one of the two regiments
raised agr&ible to ^n act of the General Assembly id
May last, and neglected to mufler and march perfu
ant to orders wth the said company ; whereby the
public service is much hindred arid difeouraged.
These are therefore to give notice to all such persons,
who have been so detached and have hitherto ne
gle&ed to mutter and march as aforefaid that if
they or either of them fliall at or before the 23 day
of nftant July, deliver themfelve^ unto Lieut. David
Little, at landlord Benjamins at East Hartford, or at
said Littles own house in said place, and ffiall march
with im and jo'n said company, or ffiall produce
an able bodied efft&ive man to inlift in their room to
the acceptance o' said Lieut. Little, ffiall be excused
for t eir ^aft negka other wife may expe& to be
dealt wr.£ according to the demerit of their offence.
RICHARD PITKIN Capt.
Hartford, July 21, 1778.,
N. B The friends of those Who have marched
since the Bth inflant are desired to leave their names
at landlord Benjamins, or with the Printers hereof,
that their characters may not fuffer by being advei
tiled as deserters;
RIGHaKD Bolles, James Chaft'e jun. Samuel
Chaffe jun. John R. Willfon and John Bow
en of the town of Woodstock, Benjamin Farebank,
Isaac Atwood, Nathaniel Bunday Ephraim Warrin,
Nehemiah Lovejoye, Thomas Wood William Wal
ton jun. Fei.Mil Cady, David Hafcall, William
Whitemourgd. Henry Stone, Ebenezer Phimmer,
Aaron Atgor Barnew Tortolcott, Jesse Joflin Hen
ry Carpenter, William Streight, John Anderson,
John Kee, Matthias Whitney, and Elijah Young, of
the townof Killingly, Jacob Patrick Amos Gore,
James Dixon un, Robert fhomfon Benoni Kinney,
Abraham Harrington Christopher Colegrove and
Phichas L<%ifs of the town of Voluntown. Elijah
Cook of the town of Plainfield, Zadock Man Ne
ziah Gilbert Jeremiah Bolles Asa Huchinfoh Ebe?
nezer Haughton and Benjamin Archer, of thetown
of Hebron. Nathaniel Fitch and Edward Hawkins,
of the town of Lebanon, have been returned to me
legally detached for the Continental army, until the
iff dayol January next, and have been properly
warned to join the army, and have refufed to, obey
said warning and have absented ; therefore any per
son who will take up and deliver any of the above
persons to me at Windham, flrall be intitled to §
dollars reward, for each and all necessary charges
painty me JOHN RIPLEY.
recruiting officer for the sth brigade?
Windham, July 14, 1778.
] "tyESERTED from Continental service Ichabod
Peavy of Voluntown a draughtedman for the
Continental army refu feing to march according to
orders. Was taken, and infilled himfelfa foldler in
Continental army, in Col. Durkees regiment, to serve
in Capt. Webbs company, until theist day of July
next, after which he made his escape, and is net ta
be found, supposed to be in Voluntown, or gone to
Pefcateway. Whoever will take up said deserter,
and deliver him to me in Windham ffiajl be intitled
to ten dollars reward, and all necessary expences
paid, by me JOHN RIPLEY.
recruiting officer for the sth brigade?
Hartford, July 16, 1778. J