The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1779-06-22 00:00:00, page 4

°IN R.
Quantity c f CAROLINA PINK,
A to be Sold Wholesale,s4 Retail, very cheap,
A by Daniel Huntington; of Woodbury.
„ne 15 1,19.
rH E Subferiber hereby informs the Public,
thar he is appointed by the Hon. Court of
Prolate, for the diftria of Fairfield, Administrator,
on the estate cf BEvFLbR Robinson, late
(ft'* State of New York ; but now with the en&
rn}'. cfthis, and the rest of the United States of
America.
SOLOMON BOOTH, Adminifl'r.
Shuford, May 31, 1779.
S TATE "of V E~R M~O N~t
% M 7 H EREA S application has been made to
VV me, (one of theJuflices of the Peace, for the
county cf Bennington,) by more than one sixteenth
part cfthe p,r ctors cfthe townlh pof Poocock, in
laid county ; to call a mee in? for said proprietors,
to meet at the house of Mr, Jonathan Eastman,
of Rueport, in said county 03 the fecord Tuesday
of Anguft next, at ten r'clock in the forenoon, to
aft on the follow ng articles, viz.
rd. To chcofe a Moderator. 2d. To choose a
Clerk let fad proprietor#. 3d, To choofa a Com
nn^ee or Committees for said proprietors. 4th. To
fie if tie prep.Fetors will lay out another Division,
fob. To rarfe Money to defray necetfary charges a
rHen in fafd propriety. 6th. To aft on any thing
the 'hengh' mc % ffary for fvd propriety.
GIVEN under my Hand, at Bennington,
June 2d, 1779.
SAM.' ROBINSON, J. P.
' KENnpbyih, fubferiber on the 30th of
£ May a forreIHORSE, four years old, no
ba d b^ze n the face Whjemane and tail, about
14 a ds high. The dwner is desired to pay char
ges and take him #w?y.
SETH WADSWORTII.
F^mio^on Jute 3, 17-9.
Y ROKE into the cnclofure of John Wadkins, of
£ Harwinton, a li^ht brown HORSE about II
Or 12 rats 6ld, trots anerpaecs. no brand, a lege
Bar in ^, forehead the off hnd foot white, a black
spot on ^ left buttock. The owner is denied to
pay chanc a d ake him away.
An 2; 17-9
WHEREAS Sarah the wife of me the fubferi
bei, hath fcr some time past absented her.
felf from my bed and board : These are therefore to
forbid any person or persons trifling her on my ac
count, for I will not pay any debts of her contract
ing, after the datehereof.
JOHN ABBE.
E fidd. May 26, 1779.
LOST on the 22d of April, between Landlord
Grow's in M mfon, and Samuel Shaw's in
" mfiild, Eitht Hundred and Fifteen Continental
Dollars, wrap'd op in a news- paper. Whoever has
found said money, and will return it to the fub.'
scriber, (tail have Thirty Dollars Reward.
WILLIAM ORCUT T.
Stafford A'p.B 26 1T,9.
WANTED ! y % ObOh fibers, two JOUR
NEYMEN JOINERS, who will meet
with good employment for fix months, and may de
pend upon pay that will frit them, if they are work
men.
ELIJAH wolworth.
JAMES MORRIS,
N. B. Said Wolworth wants two apprentices,
who may depend upon being well used.
Turky Hiils, in Simfbury, June 2, 1,79.
Pomfret, January 25 >779.
STOLEN this day from the door of Caleb Gros
venor, in Afford, a Horse, Saddle and Bridle.
Sa d horse is about 16 hands high of a dark sorrel or
rather a chefln^t colour, with a white snip on his
nose a small mane and foretop, carrie^his tail very
hi,h, trots and carters, a ftraic gant built horse ; a
russet saddle, preen housing with a green fringe and
curb bridle. The thief is a man cf about 25 years
of ape dark complexion, short black hair, small of
fixture; had on a light mixt coloured double breast
ed fartcut with brass buttons, leather fpatterdafhes
with brass hooks and eyes, with a small round bound
hat. Whoever will take up said horse and thief and
return them to the fubferiber at Pomfret, 4hall have
a reward of four hundred dollars, and for the horse
only two hundred and fifty dollars, and all reason.
able charges paid, by
JOSEPH GROSVENOR.
Szid horse is 5 or 6 years old this spring.
PA P P r/
WRITING PAPER, by the Ream
or less Quantity: PRESS PAPERS,
by the Gross or Dozen ; C A RTERA G E
PAPE R, by the Ream or Quire: to be Ex
for Cotton or Linen Rags, Wheat, Rye,
Indian Cora, Beef, Pork, Butter, or Continental
ft™'''' *' the North Door under the Printing
Office Hartford; by
BARZILLAI HUDSON.
Washington, May 17, 1779.
TO be Sold, by the Subferiber, aFA RM,
containing one hundred and twenty five acres,
'7% in Washington, in the county of Berkshire,
on the county road to Albany, there is on said farm
a good house, the barns are poor. It will cut thirty
of good English hay {his year, and pasture
fifteen head of cattle, and is well wartered.
NOBLE DEWE Y.
LATELY taken up, ina suffering con
dition, aa old SORREL HORSE,
w^te face, saddle gall'd, ffiod all round. Also, a
BROWN MARB about eight Years old, has
black mane and t2il. Bpth low in flefh, pace and
trot, and flow no brand.
SOLOMON BUE L L, Ju#.
Litchfield, May 12, 1779.
^ GREEABLE to the direVioms of law; Notice
' is hereby given to all concern'd, that the fubferi
ber is apppinted by the court of probate, for the
diftrid of Sharon administrator on the estate of Oliver
Everts, late of Sahfbury, (represented insolvent,)
which has been by the county court of the county
of Litchfield, adjudged and Sentenced to be forfeited
to, and for the life of this state, as the estate of a per.
fcn inimical to the independence and liberties of the
United States &c. All persons belonging to this
state, who are indebted to the said Oliver, are noti
fied and required to make immediate payment to me.
AbOMijAH STRONG Administrator.
All persons having any demands on the above
estate, are to exhibit their claims to Wm. Beebe, and
David Beebe of SaEfbury in Litchfield county, who
arc appointed commissioners by said judge of probate;
on laid estate according to l*w, and will attend said
buhnefs on the firfl Monday of July neit, at two of
the clock afternoon, at the dwelling house of Adoni
jah Strong inhclder in said Salisbury.
Salisbury, May 28 1779.
Wm BEEBE.
DAVID BEEBE, J Cemmiffionm.
SOME time last winter was left in the fubferibers
store, two tierces of homemade Salt, containing
seven bushels and half in each; and markt I S being
the property of Elias Holdbreok, Beriah Loomis and
Jabez Strong ; since which said Salt has been taken
out through miflake, by some person who is un
known to the fnbferiber. This is therefore to desire
whoever has it in pofleffion to inform me where it
may be found, for which they shall receive the
thanks of PANTRY JONES.
Hartford, Jure ,; 11iq.
SPOR T3M AN'
THE dapple trey HORSE, covers this season at
the flable of Mr. Joseph Butler, in Wethers
field, Heis allowed to be as fine a horse for colts
as any old Ranger has left behind him.
Jr.ne 8, 1779. .
Three Hundred Dollars Reward.
LAST night ran away from the fubferiber a Ne
gro man and Negro girl, the man about 2§
years old, thick, well built, speaks low, and ffiews
his teeth when he speaks, has a down look, this
country born, his name is BUD, the girls name is
NABBY, a short thick sett full faced girl, about 20
years old, low spoken, a subtle crafty creature; it is
most likely their design is to get on board some pri
vateer, and its probable the girl may be drefs'd in
mens cloaths ; the man is about 5 feet 8 inches high,
both well cloathed.- Whoever shall take them up
and return them to me, or give such notice of their
being secured, as I can obtain them, shall have the
above reward of three hundred dollars, two hundred
for the man only, or one hundred for the girl only,
and reasonable charges prid, by
Edward Hinman.
Woodbury. May 31, 1779.
FIFTY dollars reward will begiven to any one
who will return to the fubferiber in Woodbury,
a Negro girl named LETTICE, about 24 years of
age, trim built and speaks good English, who it is
supposed went away with the above Negroes.
EPHRAIM HINMAN.
BL ANK DEE Di;
to be Sold at the Printing-Office.
THEbigtefl pti& gim tor Gills on France, Erf
Levi Alien, at Mr. Philip Spencer's, im
Butchers County, State of N e w York. Those who
apply will not be disappointed, as said Mr. Spencer
in my absence will negotiate the business.
LBVIALL E N.
SI RAYED uum sue fubferiber about the 13th of
May last, a sorrel HORSE, about 13 hands and
half high white ftrif in his face, paces and trotej
branded ^ith the letters I T on both hi, fore feet,
food before. A handsome reward will be given t?
any person who will inform the fubferiber where laid
horse may be found, and charges paid, by
ISAAC turner;
Hertford Jure 10, 1779
bh ')u L 1),
A House lot; in Sunderland, near the meeting house;
f 1 containg nine acres, with a large and elegant
dwelling house and a good barn, both neatly built;
and other accommodations on this fame with a con,
fiderable orchard ; and alfy a mowing lott on theother
fide of the street, within a few rod, of said house lott,
containing three acres and an half of the belt quali
ty ; and also another lott chiefly good pasturing land;
containing fix acres and an half lying about half a
mile from said house lot.— The situation of the house
and house lot is very pleasant, and very convenient
for trade &c. Al! ro be fold at a very reasonable price
for hard money and that only. For further particulars
inquire of the man that lives in said house, or of
doctor Benjamin Dickenfon at the next house sou
therly.
Sunderland June 4; 1779
Hantofd County,l I) U BLIC N (!) 11 C R
June 12, 1779. J & is hereby given, to all it
doth or may Concern, that a Libel is filed before the
Hoh. Jabez Hamlin Efa; Judge of the
County Court for the county of Hartford ; against
the Stoop SALLY burthen about so tons, Elia
kim Jones, late master, her tacklin, apparel and
cargo, in favour 01 Moses Butler, and Gordon
Buroham. commanders of two armed schooners call'd
the Arnold and Independence, properly cemmiffio
ned, aud consorted together, and their associates;
the Raptors and fe tors fonh of the said two schooners»
who took the said sloop upon the high feat, on the
4th inffant, and sent her into said county. And for
the lryal of the Justice cf said cap ure, the maritime
court for the county of Hertford, will be held at
Hartford in said county, on Wednesday the 7th cf
July next, at which time all persons claiming pro
perty. may appear and ffiew reason, if any they have,
why the said fluopSally with her tacklin, apparel & car
go, fhyuldnot be adjudged lawful prize to the captors.
By order of the Judge,•
GEORGE WYLLYS. Ricirt;
Hr I, fone 12 177 Q.
W?nKbAS MERRiUM wrfe ofthe
Subferiber^ has been induced and instigated
by advice of wicked,.evil minded persons, to elope
from my bed and board, and has behaved in a dis
orderly manner, and it is apprehended that she may
endeavour to run me in debt. This is to forbid any
person or persons trusting her'en my account, as 1
will pay no debt es her contriving, after this date.
Also all persons are hereby forewarned against har
bouring the said Merriam, on penalty of the law.
LEMUEL LAD D.
Coventry, June 9, 1779.
STOLEN from the pattureofjohu McMafler 9
lat tnight, a Bright Sorrel MARE, 7 years
old, some white in her face mix'd with red hairs,
some white foots on her back, one white foot ; her
mane lies on the off fide alock of white on the mid
dle of her mane, th, rest the colour of her body, no
, artificial mark or brand. Whoever will take up said
mare and secure the theif, or either of them, and give
information to the fubferiber, shall have Twenty
Dollars Reward, and necessary charger, paid by
JOHN MCMASTERS
Palmer, May 29. 1779.
DESERT ED from the fecend Connecticut
Regiment, Gen. Huntington's Brigade,
LEVI CHOSTER, a well built handsome
fellow, five feet ten inches high, black eyes and hair,
belongs to Raft Windsor. LEVI LE E. ofthe
fame Regiment, 5 feet 10 inches high, light hair,
eyes and complexion. And, Wm. L A NEcf
said Regiment, thick set well built fellow, 5 feet 9
inches high, light hair and complexion. Lee an 4
Lane, belong to New London. Whoever shall taks
up said deleters, and secure them, so that they may
be brought to their duty, shall receive Fifty Dollar,
Reward, for either of ths above deserters, and all
necessary charges, paid by
ICHABOD HINCKLEY, CA2T.
N. B. Said Lee is an old offender, as this is the
third time he has deferred fine he belonged to thte
Regigeut,