The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1779-05-11 00:00:00, page 4

Sandisfidd, April i 6, 1779.
ALL Persons having any demands on the eflate
of Cap . CALEB JEWETT, late of
Sharon, defeated ; are desired te bring in the fame,
to me the Subscriber, on the firft, fecend and third
Mondays of May next, at my dwelling house in
Sharon, where I shall attend to fettle the fame.
ALPHEUS JEWITT, Executor.
Sharon April 9 '779
FANNING MILLS made in the best
manner, and to be fold, by William Ho&mrr,
in Hartford.
April 20 1779.
THE OFFICERS and SOLDIERS
belonging to the Regiments in the Conneai-
QUt Line now absent on furlough or on command
in any part of this S ate remote from camp or who
have had leave of absence, to recover their health,
and who are row able to do any duty in camp are
required tn join their refpe&ive regiments without
any delay ; the public fe r vice requires every officer
and fridier. to attend ohis duty in camp immediate
ty ; and no further indulgences can on any pretence
be granted.
SAM. H PARSONS.
B. Gen. Commandant.
Camp. Redding, April 26, 1779.
W OsT^ %Bth infl. between Mr. BemjamW*
[a uvrn io East Hertford and the ferry a,
Clack leather POCKET book.
containing abput Two Hundred and Twenty Dol
fars in Continental Money, and a number of papers
valuable to the owner but non# else. Whoever will
>et^rn it to the fubferiber with the contents, fyU
have Fifty Dollars Reward, paid by
JOHN V r YLES,
Bad Hartfud, April 30 1779,
Goo d'fTTe s^7 d 'RTrsV^
forts made and fold b, Robert Bennet, at
Reuben El.worth's ihop in North Windsor —_
Likewise old Files n^ @ut in, tbs best manner, at
the fame place,
EI GHT and Fourteen Ounce t ACX S, arid
four Penny NAILS to be Sold, by
BENJA. C HENE Y.
Hertford May ; i)fy,
Carle^rwn. April 26. 1779.
SIXTY DOLLARS REWARD.
DESERTED, iaft night from my Regi
ment the following men viz. PETER
I) A RBUCKS born in France, about 5 feet 6.
cr 7 inches high, about 25 years of age, cf a light
complexion, and has light coloured hair tied behind.
Hid on, when he went away a yellow jacket with
# eves, a double breafled sailor's blue under jackef,
a pairef brown breeches, and a furr cap. JAC
QUE BEETA N, born in France, about 5
feet 3 itches high, about 2,4 years of age, of a dark
complexion, and has black hair tied behind. Had
on and took with him, when he went away, a
brown coat faced with red, white jacket and breeches,
and a pair ofoverhauls. RONEY SHIPPELL,
born in F ance, about,s feet 4 inches high, about
35 yearsof ape cf 1 dark complexion, and has black
hair. Darbucka and Beeman can speak a little
English, but Shippell (peaks French only They
are, by prefeffion, sailors, and it is supposed win
make for some sea port town. Whoever takes up the
said deferrers, and secures them in any of the coun
ty goals, so that they may be had again, or brings
them to the regiment, shall receive the above reward,
or Twenty Dollars for each, and reasonable charges,
paid by
MOSES HAZE N, Col.
4d. 6d Bd. xod. &; 2od. Nails,
Card and Sadlers Tacks and Hob Nails, made and
fold by ELIJAH HEN3DALE of New Britain,
for CaflA or Country Produce.
N. B. Nails of the above kinds, may be had of
DANIEL HENSDALE, under the Printing-Office
in H^f rd.
<1 Continental BJ's of any Emissions, by E N © s
Doolittle under the Printing Office.
H -sod. April 26 1779.
W I L L C~OV E R
THIS Season, at the Stable of the Subscriber
in Sa difield, the FAMOUS HORSE
YOUNGWILDDEA R. He is a Horse
cf fhength and beauty equal perhaps to any in A
merica.
JOSIAH STILLMAN.
N. B. Heis the fame Horse that was kept in
Sandisfield in the year 1777.
AL L PERSONS who have DEEDS in
the Regefters-Office lately kept by MARK
HOPKIN S, EsQj deceased, ate once more
earnestly desired to call and take their Deeds.
Great-Barrington, April 1% 1779.
TO be Sold, at Private Sale, by the Subscriber
at Southington, all the HOUSHOLD FUR
NITURE belonging to the estate of t^e late Capt.
Joseph Jauncey, deceased, confining of Feather Beds
and Bedding, Mahogany and common Chairs, Look
ing Glaffer, Mahogany Desk. Tables, &c. &c. with
many other articles, all of which are genteel and
freed. Whoever inclines to purchase any of the said
Furniture, must apply soon, as the fubferiber experts
to remove out of this State in a short time.
SUSANNA JAUNCEY.
N. B. An Inventory cf the above Furniture,
with the prices, may be seen at Mr. F. Bassett's
in Hartford, and Mr. A. Hunt's in Wethersfield. /
Southington, April 16, 17,9.
BLANK DEEDSto be fold at the Printing Office
Hartford,
WHEREAS ZILPA H, the wife of me
the Subferiber, has (whh doing her utmost to
ruin my chara&er,) eloped from my bed and board.
This is therefore to forbid all persons trading her on
ray account, as I will not pay any debt ffie contracts
after this date.
REUBEN SMIT ^
Rupert, A^ril 7, 17'9. ,
WHEREAS HAN N A H. the wife cf
me the Subscriber, hath by her late conduct
rendered it neccuay. for me to forbid all perlons
crediting her on my account. Ido therefore here
by fertid all persons trufnnz her on my account, as
I will not pay any debt of her contrasting after {his
date.
S AMUEL ALLEN.
S''ffirid April 26. 1, 9
tin i pt 221 /79.
Full blooded E glisw bay Horsr
ROE B U C K,
WILL COVER this &son at the fiable
of THEODORE PA RMEL E, of
Gofhen in Lichfield county; at the moderate nrice
of Thirty Dollars the feafan, or Fiftee D4lare the
leap. He is fifteen hands and one inch high, equal
for goings, ftiength and beauty, to any one in
America, without exception.
THEODORE PARMELE.
ALL PERSONS that have any demands
on the estate of DAVID SAGE, Jun.
deceased ; are desired to exhibit the fame for settle
ment : And also those indebted to said estate, are
desired to pay the fame, that a oompleat Settlement
may be made soon.
JEDEDIAH SAGE, ).. ; ,
ABRAHAM SAGE. | Ad Wn&atou.
Worthington, April 22, 1779.
ALL PERSONS that have any demands
on the estate of JOHN SMEDLY, late
of Williamflown, deceased ; are defined to exlrbit
their accounts : Also those indebted to said estate,
are desired to fetrie their accounts, with the fubferi
ber, by the last day of May next, at my dwelling
hcuGiin Williamflown.
JOHN SMEDL Y, Adrainiftrator.
Williamftown, April 5, 1779.
WE the Subscribers being appointed Commif
fioaers. by the Hon, Judge of Probate, for
the diflria of Farmingtown ; to examine the claims
of the creditors, to the eflate of THOMAS
STONE, late of New-Hartford, deceased (re
presented insolvent) do hereby give notice; that we
shall attend to adjust said claims, on the two last
Mondays of May next, at one o'clock in the after
noon, on said days, at the house of Capt. George
Catlin, in Hirwington.
GEORGE CATLIN, 1 Commif-
Wm ABENATHY, J Goners.
Harwington. April 27, 1779.
TAKEN up by the fubferiber the sth of April,
a bay HORSE, about 8 years old, about
14 hands and half high, shod all round, both hind
feet white, spot on the nose, darkish mmc and tail,
paces chiefly, and caa trot. The owner is desired
to prove his property, pay charges and take him
away. JOSEPH HART.
New Britain April 16, 1,79.
FO UND between Farmington and Lilehße^,
a pair ofMen^ BREECHES, Theowner
may have them agai&, by proving hi, property and
paying charges, to
ELIZUR BRACE.
Hartington, April 21, <779,
THE fubferiber still continues to take in RAG^
for the Paper M 11 in Hartford, for which he
will pay Cash or the following articles, viz. Indigo,
Pepper, Alfpice, Ginger Nutmegs, Allure, C-p.^
Needles Pi%Tenements, Pfalten, Spelling Books,
Primers. Writing Riper and many other Articles.
Those indebted to the fubferiber for the Connecti
cut Courant before the firft of January 1779, aie,
defifed to make an immediate fettleuient
AMBROSE NICHOLSON.
G^enbory, April 20, 1779
WE the dub, coders being appointed Commis
sioners, by die Hon. Judge cf Probate, to
examine the claims of the creditors to the estate cf
JONATHAN ALLFOR D,- late of Wind
sor, deceased, (represented insolvent,) do hereby
give notice, that we shall attend to adjust said claims
on the firil and Second Mondays in May next, at
four o'clock on each of said days, and the firft of
Attguft next; at five o'clock on said day, at the
house cf Joseph Alford in said Windsor
EDWARD BARNARD ) Cemrof.
MARTIN PINNEY. , fioum.
W udfr, April 13, 1779.
Dutchess CooDiwi
Rnmbout PrecinA, March „,
COL. HUGHES, !-;te D. Q M. Gchq so.
iftgapplied, in Gaoler last, for a fa@ of mo
ney, whicb was than, {rem the rewrea made him In?
his affiants and others, thought fufyient to fettle;
the accounts due ftom the late Q_M. Geueral's de
partment; previous to the 2d Match 4778, under
his direaicn. But, received not half the sum he
drew for, which is the principal reason, that the
debts, so long since contracted by him and his affif.
{ants, are yet unpaid. However, he isnow direct
ed by the Hon. Major General Mifflin, late QM%
General, to call for all the accounts again* h ; m 04
his assistants ; also such as are tor forage, (exclufivq
of those contrasted by Col. William Duer, or hi^
affiflanta) for which certificate? (on the vouchers ap
pearing just t) will be given, in order that an exa&
estimate of the amc ^1 may be made, (this being &
mode enjoined by the late Q_ M General on, all h^
deputies) and a fafficient fam procured at once, to,
dist barge the arrearages of his office as soon as poffibk.
As a number of public creditors, who have de
mands against the late department, live at a distance,
two months will be allowed from the date hereof,
to bring in their accounts to hi# office. a s Mr, Gyf
bert Schencks fix mj; c from the F<ffi Kill on the
upper road to Poughkeepsie; to Col. Andrew Tay
lor, Newburgh; to Major Keirs, at Have, thaw;
to Major Wood, at Danbury ; to Major Tucker, at
Mr. John Clapp's Kin ^ffreet. The accounts foY
forage, from June 1, 1777, to 41 March 1778,
are to be presented to Col. Andrew Boffwick, D. C.
General of forage, al his office in Fish Kill, fur the
fame purpose.
As soon as the money is received, the public will,
be advertised of its arrival, and facilitated, by everg
possible means, in receiving their refpe&ive ballance
t If disputable, an exa& tranfeript will ^ takea
and forwarded, with proper obfervatiens, to the
agent of the late Quarter Maflor General's depwt
ment 4 for the consideration of Congress, or those
that they may appoint. 41
JOHN SIBLEY, anti vumpany.
Hr A VE for fade opposite the Court-Hobfe in
1 Great Barrington a general Assortment of
UGS and MEDICINES, among which are th^
following capitals, viz.
Calomel, Cort. Peruv.
Argent. Viv. Elutheria.
Gm. Opii. Rad. Rhei,
Camphor; Jallapii,
Sal. Mfrab Glaub. Ipecac.
Cathart. Amar. Curcuma
Tan. Emetic, Croc, Anglican,
A 1 o, AUurn Coperas, Logwood Redwood, Q;
ter. Madder, Cinnamon, Cleves, Mace, Ginger,
Writing Paper, Brimflone &c. &c. Where Practi
tioners and others may be suppl ed cm as reafonabl^
terms as the times will admit. Constant attendance
will be giver and all favours acknowledged./
TO BE SO L D."
By LYNDE and MARBLE
At their Stores li~tle to the So^hw^d of the North
Meeting Hoof Harford;
Drugs and medicines
of almof every kind: Also C w^aras. Alum.
Ori of Vitriol, B mitone Spanish Wire Spruce
Yallow, Varniffi 01 of Terpentine R.zm Painters
Brushes Crow Soap She, Cefie. Cl oco!n&
Pepper, Gin,f. Cinnamon Ma-% CUv^ Nt
Snuff JVeft-I +: and NwEfro'R %
Brandy v''.ne. Clove Wat^r^ Ru^k L:&O#
Salt, &.&c. &c.
AprJ 20, 17,9,