The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1781-01-23 00:00:00, page 4

FOR SALE.
By WILLIAM I MLA V,
Near the State House, in Hartford,
A CONSIDERABLE quantity of ENGLISH
GOODS, all frefh, confining of the following
ufeful and feafcnable articles, viz.
Broad cloths, White SarfheU
6-4 Beaver coatings, Platill Royals;
Frizes, Striped Nickanees,
Ratteens, Calliopes.
Belt Colcheffer Bkfzfy Printed Cottens,
Valverets, White do,
Calllmancoer, 6 4th flriped do.
Durantr. Check,
Corderets, Romali handkerchiefs
Striped and plain cam; Printed linen do,
blets, Black Barcelona, do.
Cambleteens, India Ankeeat,
Rattinets, ElI- wide Persians,
Florida's, Women's Landon made
Yard wideand 7 3*lrifi shoes.
Hollands, Milled worked caps,
Russia Sheeting, Men's worfled hose,
Dowlas, Cambrick,
Pomerania Linen, Painted muffin.
Brown Holland, Dutch cord,
Tambour aprons and White Aliped diraotby,
handkerchiefs, Moreen.
Also, a quantity of the best preen Coffee.
W A N f h"b.
A FOUR CATTLE TEAM, with a carafe! dri
ver, to take a load from Hartford to Philadel
phia, apply to
WILLIAM IMLAY.
January 1, 1781,
The Conne&icut Almanack,
For the Year 1781,
To be Sold by the Printers hereof.
At a Mating of tU Second CifUßetf of Cniis^;
in Stafford, on the 2d of January, 1,61.
VOTED unanimously, That as this Church
never did confeat to the Coafeffion of Faith,
Heads of Agreement, and Article# for the Adm^nif
tration of Church Difcipllae, agreed to in a General
Council, at Say-Brook, A. D. 1708 ; always sup
posing that there were some things in these contrary
to the Word of GOD; which word we, from the
Beginning, adopted for oar only rule of faith and
practice : But as we received the right-hand of feb'
lowfhlp from a council of the confociated churches,
without consenting to their platform ; so, being de
fied by them, and willing ourselves to unite with
them, in ever, thing, wherein we could confidant
with a good cqofcience ; we have,' in the space of
Extern years, fat three timer with them, in confer
ciation ; which has lately been irged by the norths
confociation, in Hartford county, to juflify their
cla m to a jurifdi&ion over di f But having found
their claim of jarifdi&on, to be hurtful to peace
end truth among us ; we do now explicitly renonce
dll confociational connexion with them, .that can be
supposed, by our fatting three times with' them, to
have taken place ; and declare ourselves on the fame
Safis now that ft were when &ft .gathered into £
church Bate; and for the future will carefully avoid
confociational connexion ;' prefacing that p'ain, firn
pie plan of government, laid down by our Saviour'
fa the Gospel., to any' scheme of man's devising
whatsoever. Yet, as we desire Christian communion,
with all that fear Gofr; so, fa are, highly pleased
with that truly Christian and protefanf fpkit. which
appears in the retail of the late council in this place:'
When it fays, •' We will always allow car brethren
the right of judging for themselves which we claim;
and think Important : It is fartheft from ns to m-,
tertala a wish of prescribing to any man what creed
he shall embrace. We are protelants ; and as oar
fiith stands not in the wisdom of men, we disclaim
all dominion over the faith of others." Had all
denominations of Chriftiahs, ever granted this liberty
to each other, rivets of blood that have been ffied,
would have been prevented. And it is peculiarly
flleafing to us, that this venerable north conformation,
n Hartford county, were principle in setting up this
carrier agalnfl spiritual tyranny, as they made up
much the greater part of the council; As this se
cures to us, undiflurbed liberty ; helps to overlook
gift injuries ; and excite brotherly love towards
those who differ from us In feme small points : We
wish it to Hand as the altar of testimony, on the
bank of Jordan; that it may be a witness between
us and there, and our children after us • that we
may freely do the service of the Lord our Gor>,
without interruption from them ; and God do so to
us, and more also, if we ever pafa over this to ver
our brethrn.
A true Copy from Records,
Attefto ISAAC FOSTER, Pastor.
rir^HOSE who are indebted to the fnbfebw , it:
& ther by booh or note, are liquefied to fit tie
their refpeaive accounts, as he is very much in
want of his pay. He also notifies them that he rail
°" '^ m '" * ^ftleomt, at the house of Enfirn
MEDAD HUNT, in Tolland, on the three firft
days of February next,where he hopes to meet them,
as he must otherwise take a course of LAW for the"
colleaion of hi^dibtr:
„ , , „ .STEPHEN DAt
N. B. Silver, or Continental Money at the ex
change; will be taken in payment.
Tolland,' December 26. 1780.
BOW-STRINGS and LOOPING for Hatten,
to be had of WILLIAM BEADLE, at Wc
thersfield, for Wheat or Hard Money.
Wethersfield, December 29;
Any Persons acquainted with the
Chape Making or Chape Filing
BUSINE S S, may hear of Emplcy, by applying
to the Printers, or EDWARD WILLIAMS in
East Widnfor.
January 8, 1781.
O 'T'HE Price of the Connecticut Courant
X Istin Shillings per Annum 4n Silver,
or the exchange in Paper Curreacy.l Those who In
cline to pay in Produce, at the old prices, will have
the Papers continued to them as ufeal.
N. B. Ready Money is ©spaaed for inferring
Advcrtifanients fa this Paper.
ALL perfect indebted to the elide of M{
JAMES BARRETT, of Wethersfield, de
ceased, are once more desired to fettle the fame im
mediately, and thole having demands again# hid
eflate, are desired to exhibit the fame for settlement.
A. ROBBINS; AdminiArator.
, ANN BARRETT, Executrix.
N. B. Particular attendance will be given & the
late dwelling house of the deceased, on each Turfday
of the following months, viz. January, February^
Match and April next, from one o'clock in the at
era oon until evening.
Wethersfield, December i 3, 1780.
S, RAYED form Eafi Hartford Meadov,, some
time, in Caoher left, a Dirk Brown or Black
HORSE, about 6' farr old, a small blara in. hit'
forehead, natural pace,, no braid.'crocked hind legs.
Whoever will take up Thid H^fe^apd fend word,
to the owner, fhii lhave a re&fdnabic reward, and#
charges paid, by
ASHBEL OLCOTT?
GlaAenbury, December 22, 1,80.
to BE SOLD,
By JEREMIAH PLAT T,
In Hartford,
The following GOOD S, viz.
BOHEA TEA.
Hyfon, ditto,
Black Pepper.
Russia and Ravens Duck,
Tickfanburg,
German Steel, Heart and Club,
Common ditto.
Chocolate by the Box,
7 by g Window Glafg,
Geneva by the Case,
Yard- wide Linens.
Rock Salt, &c. &c.
Hertford, January 8, 1 781.
THE fabferiber having fup,!i^d bis cuAomers
with the Conneaicut Courant almost five
year, desires those that are indebted to him for the
fame to make immediate payment, as he is called
upon to make a speedy settlement with the Printers.
Those that Intend to continue their cutom for the
future, mull depend on making quarterly payments,
as no papers can be had till they arc paid for.
EBEN. BURR, jm
Also, The non-resident proprietors of the town of
Norfolk, are hereby warned to pay a Town Rate
made on the Lift 1779$ to
EBEN. BU RR, jun. Colk&or.
Norfolk, December 18, 1780.
STRAYED from the subscriber, in HarlferdJbme
time in Odober lai, a black gelding HORSE,
about fix years old, about fourteen haadi high, low
in flefh, shod all round, natural trotter, carries bis
head low. Whoever has taken up said HORSE,
and will fend him, or word where be may be found,
to the fubferiber, living in Weft Simfbury, shall be
generou fly rewarded, by
ELIPHALHT RICHARDS.
Hartford, January 3,178 s.
TEN good SHEEP to be L EYTonmb
fonable Terms; Enquire of the Printers.
And as a farther Encouragement, all Monte, fe
loaned will entirely be excluded from Taxes, un.
til after the Expiration of the Time of Payment, and
the Treasurer advertiin,, and offering to pay and
difebarge the fame in said Currency.
The Public are notified^ That said Loan is now
opened-.-Any Persons inclining to deposit either of
the aforementioned Monies, may be fernifhed with
Notes therefor, agreeable to said A& of Assembly.
by J. LAWRENCE, Tmfurer.
Treasury- Office, January 14, 1781.
•** The Printers in this State are rqueßed to
insert the above Advertffsment in their nfrtßwe
Papers.
STATE of CONNECTICUT.
East Haddam, January 0, 1,81
KNOW YE, That a Libel h filed before
Joseph Spencer, Esq. an Affifis for the
: of Conntaicut, and Jabez Chapman, EQ.
a Juflice of the Peace for the county of Hartford,
by Ebenezer Spencer, of Hah Haddam, in said
county, (an iefyqaor of provision for said tewn,)
again! one blue broadcloth Great Coat, and cue
brown broadcloth trait bodied Coat, taken in hid
Eaf-Haddam; said to be illicitly imported from
within the enemies lines : A Maritime Court will
be held at the dwelling house of Green Hungerford,
In said Eal Haddam, on tbs goth of January inst.
at cue o'clock in the afternoon, for the trial of the
juAige of said seizure. All pttfons contained are
to take notice Hereof.
The Continental Loan-Office.
IS now kept at the State House in Hartford,
where regular attendance will be given, ever,
day (Sunday excepted.)
Omce hours from 8 to zz. and from 2 toy, until
the firft of May.
January 15, 1781.
^ART FI E~N WAR E,
To be SOL D, Wbolefale or Retail, by
ISRAELSEYMOUR.
_ Hartford, January 12, 1785.'
~L~O A &-OFFI C E
OPENED FOR THE'
.STATE of CONNECTICUT.
WH EREA S,, the Genepl Assembly at their
.SfthOß in November, fysd, ordered r
I;O AN to be opened on the Credit of this State,
with an Ihte^fi of Six' per Centum, per Annum &
far the Strp of Tbirtt Tfousand Poundj in
Gold qnd Silver; payable within One Year after
the Expiration of the prefect War, cr a Cefatjon off
Hoiilitiei, Between Great Britain and these United
Sttt£#~-And as an Eqcc,raqm',at, therefor, the
Persons who ffi#ll LOAN ? auy Stem, may receive at
the Time, Ore Year's advanced Intuet, in Gold
and Silver, and One Beat's advanced Bereft An
nually ; to be paid cut.of the Funds, which are, or
hereafter may be efcbli&ed by said Afably,
Also, a Loo of Continental Currency emitted 6f'
fore the Firfl Day of January, „3o; to the Amount
of Fifty Thousand Pounds, in Silver, 'computing
Seventy-two Dollars of said Curancy, equal to pne
Dollar in Silver : - As an Bwpsragement for which,
those who may Lean, will receive a Note, payable
as so the aforementioned Loan with refee& to Time,
.and in Gold or Silver, at the Rate of Exchange,
sferefaid, together with one Year's advanced l^tg
reft In Aid Currency, and one Year's advanced
Interne Annually, to be paid agreeable jo &
for mar Laan.
UNITED STATES LOTTERY;
THE public are informed that Tickets fan the
FOURTH CLASS of fald LOTTERY,
are arrived. Those persons who were adventurers
In the third elafs, or any who are poffaffots of Tick
ets therein, by producing them may have them rt;
newed by paying the price fried, if blank,.
Where prizes are drawn of the lowest denomina
tion, they renew therafelvcs, and Tickets of the fame
dumber purchased of the fubfcriben will be refer y^
ed. Old Continental Currency only can be receiv
ed, and all who do not apply within fix weeks flora
this dite, will be entirely excluded.
JOHN CHENEVARD,
RODERIC LAWRENCE.
Hartford, January i f, 1781.
ALSO, Tickets in Carlton's Bridge Lottery
may be had of
JOHN chenevard;
PAPER MAKERS.
IX7A"""^' '° ''" tw ° ° r three good, fobtr
Vy Journeymen Pacer Makers. Who may have
constant Employ and GOOD WAGES, at the P<,
„i Mill in Hartford.
JOSEPH SPENEE R, Affiant.