The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1780-05-16 00:00:00, page 4

A LIST of the Numbers drawn Prizes iriSHEFFIELD-BRIDGE LOTTERY.
N. B. The Numbers against which no Prizes are fa are Prizes of Twenty Dollars.
Ne. Dol. No. Dil. No. Dil. No. Dol. No. Dol. No. Dol. No. D>l. No. Dol. No. DJ.
3^6100 3516 3809 4059 300 4290 4529 4741 5017 5 2 7 g
? 8 12 62 2 31 4 18
¥ 20 550 3 4 3 6 9 go
°5 0 2 9 4 5 7 8 22 2
7 4 20 8 6 8 54503 4
8 6 75 4300 4 0 50 61 5 8
21 33 31 6 1 1 3 £ qo
54 875 3 6 8 9 2
7 6 9 o 8 8 4 95° 3° §
9 42 84 9 8 '7O 1 g
'2 4 1 8 ^ '° " 2 I 5300
2 6 57 9' 2 § 3 6 8
4' 57 62 2 3 9 8 9 ,3
58 3 3 4 60 9 42 100 g
9 5 4 7 5 80 3 8
7 60 6 6 9 6 2 7
8 1 8 7 24 50 7 3 57 J
51 2 5000 7 o 4102 34 8 7 8
6 4 5 0 13 7 9 8 9 6
6 ° 5 ° 6 3 4 4* 70 92 63 5 o ioo
27 6 6 3, 3 7
59 77 4 2 6 13 s
7' 82 8 51 3 5 0 8 6 0
75 5 4 92 4 <OOO4BOO 7
5 6 6 13 6 6 1 8 4
6 7 go 5 7 7 6 96
7 8 39~° 638 g 80
9 8 3 1 9 60 9 >2 9 8
*' 5 , 20 5 81 4 96
2 6 '8 1 7 4 6 5101 \
9 6 9 9 74
9 30 71 91 9 „
9° 9 0 5 8 50 5 4 8 60
44 6 40 7 8 4 9°
„ 6 8 2 go 4 6 00 5 I#
3303 3602 9 6 x ° , 21 4
5 4 21 8 5 6.8 8 {
Z 3 5' 7 8 3 r 30 7
8 4 2 8 <1 5 2 S°
7 >1 100 § 4 91 2 , 4'
8 3 9 % 3 § 98 2
20 5 3° 6 44°° 6 42 go 9
8 1 7 2 7 350 4 :
34 2 4 3 , 4 20 5 4
r 9 8 6 60 , 3 , 9 5 ^
4 0 9 7 3 4 4 52 8 I
7 8 4% 5 22 31 8 5co y
^ 9 4 9 3 4 60 9 6
3 41 6 70 6 100 , 3 62 °
4 2 53 < 9 9 73 9
' 3 k 8 32 4 ° ? 5
1 4 6 „ 4 I 7'l
8 6 62 80 8 2 , 3 ,
98 3 ' 41 3 5 "
6 c0 9 54 2 4 7 %
7 4 71000 2 8 ° ;
2 9 ' 5 9 3 1 20
9 6 ° 5 % 9 8 49°3 9 6 3
< 6 8 5 ' 62 4 9 §
5 7 9 3 3 7 520' 8
6 72 2 4203 8 6 8 5
9° 3 4 5 60 7 29 8
5 7 9 2 30 10
<9° 2 6 6 35° 4 6
{ 373 ' : 8 8 4 6 44
' 4 3 9 5 20 500 .
3402 " 6 I 6 7 2 6
3 5 4002 ° 8 2 44 4 7
% 3 i 4<96 SB9
R ; 80 ex 850 9 50
42 8100 J 3 2 51 30 1
3 3 12 3 f 5 3 6 4 6
~ 4 4384789
1 55 5 9 8 61 41 60
% ^ 470 3 7 2so 2
3 x 8 1 £ 7 1 4 70
4 ° 2 6 4 7 2
3 350 8 ? 6 50 8.50 6 5< 7
5 4 32 54 g „ 7 4
4 4 5 4 450'2 2 9 5'2
8 , 9 5 4 60 50 7
65 80 4 0 4 2
9359 ; : : < ?
6 '< 8 6 9 2 6 ,
9 ° s ° 92 7 I 20. , % 7 9
c 1 ^0 ' 8 s°°3 , 8 55 0 4
3S<>o '3809 § , § ss|
7 9 4.5 §
WILL COVER
THIS S^fon, at the Stable of the Subferibeft
in Wilbraham, the famous Horsr F OX
He is a Horse cf so, strength, and beauty, equal
perhaps, to any j n America. J "
A.,;,, o BENJAMIN FAIRMAN,
April 24, 1 780.
Statz of Vermont.
W HE RBAS application has been made to
"'"* t! * n ° ne fix^nth part of the
proprietor, of the townffiip of Fairhaven to warn
^proprietors to meet at the house of Mr. Hoit, in
Tieton on the 14th day of June next, Ift, To
? Moderator. 24, To choose a Clerk. 3 d.
Proprietors will agree to lay out any
r°T° ; ' f ° 0 what P" f: And to do,ny
Ot T4 b r fi °'" "" ™ y b * then necessary.
"'"^'^ to warn laid Proprietors to
meet at fad time and place, for the aforefaid par.
poles., r
A ? RA ALLEN, Affiant;
April 17, 1780.
State of Vermont?" "'
WHEREAS application has been made to
me, by more than one sixteenth part of the
Roprietors of the torvnlhip of Sandgate, to warn the
Proprietor, to meet at the Meeting^houfe in fain
".T: 0 " th ' 14 h d '7 ° f J ane nex ^ ift. To cboofe
, Moderator. 2d To choose a Clerk. 3 d, To fee
P^P^ors will agree to lay out some of the
undivided land ; if so. wh at part . and to choose a
Committee to do the fame. sth, To choose a Col
and to do any other bufiaefs that may be then
necessary. J
T life are tne-efore to warn said Proprietors, to
meet at laid time and place, for the aforefaid pur
poses.
IRA ALLEN, Affiffant.
A^"' *7' <7BO.
TO BE S—O"L— D,
A Fro Cafo of good Mufeovado SUGAR.
Also, New England R U M, by the Hhd.--
Enquire of R pr ATT "
Hartford, April 22, 1780. °'
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^^ r LOWTH, Lord Biffiep of London?
those who are acquainted with the merit of
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only system of grammar in which the English lan
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portance of grammatical knowledge; it begins to
make part of school education; and we may please
ourfel, with the profpea, th .t it will soo n bet
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April 24. 1780.
N°77}"' by given, That Elkanah Tifc
~.° f L , n °n# in Windham County, is
Administrator by the Court of for
Windham difri&, on the forfeited estate of Mr Tho'
mas Fanning, of Longhand, in the State of Nt
^l°^ ^ ? mimical; and Meffi'r, Silas PheJ D ,
Tl "' r d Jo '' ph H^^fon, are by mid
court appointed commissioners to receive and exa
ffcl"m' ^ hc ^ ^ nn ^rt credito : d ;a
Comnuffioners will attend said bufinefi at the
h °"''°' M ' ° Nathani <l Williams, innholder in
Lebanon, on the last Mondays of April, May and
June next, from two till eight cf the clock, P. M.
Elkanah Tisdale. Adminiftrator.'
Silas Phelps, 1
Elijah Tisdale, , Commiffionert
Joseph Hutchinson,,
Lebanon, March 31, 1780.
General Wolcott's and Can'ain T n nffi ;.>
ff of old SADDLE-BAGS, co^ifo&
folio", "tie,, viz, three white fhirte, two foch
four pair of flockings, all mark'd S. R. also two
pair of breeches and several other articles. Who
:J^ "'' in Raft-Windfor, or fend me
Dota.'"' h ' y "" "'" ""''' ° ne Hundred
pw Samuelßockwell;
E. Windsor, April 22, 1780,