The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1780-08-22 00:00:00, page 3

MAR 1F O'R D. Ad^uft a?.
It Is reported that the Ditch have Hopi all the
British tanfports in which th: German trjo, tad
recruits were to have embarked, and arc de&minH
to retain them, end ail the German forces in Britfh
pay, within the territories of the States, till further
fatisfaaion florid be male by the dnufh Court, for
the many violences committed on the trade of Hol
land.
We hear from Philadelphia, that Col. Puckering,
late member of the Hon. Board of War, is appointed
Quartermaster. General of the United Stated, in the
room of General Green, whufe redgnatioa has been
accepted by Congress
DEATHS. At Bridal, in England, the §th of
February tad, Harry Cruger, E q; formerly an emi
nent merchant in ne # York.
At London, after a lingering illness, on the 19th
of March lad the noted aid well known, Sir John
Fielding K light, (of the Thief Takers) one of his
Britannic 4sjedy's Judices of the Peace, and chirf
Magistrate ac the Bow-Street Police. ______
W n' T= E D,
A Journeyman PRIN PER,
who is willing to work at Case or Press,
or the Press only. Constant employ and
good wages will be given to luch an one
by the Printers hereof. ____,
• sTA~fIT^ ver MON T.
WHEREAS application hath been mUeto me
the tubferiber by more than one hxte^a<h
part of the proprietors of the town of DORSE T, to
warn a nireting of (aid proprietors. In^fea^mer^-
fore to warn the said proprietors to meetat the 1 vs!-
Imp houf: of % . ASra&a Underhill in Rid Dor
fet, on Welatfday tne fourth day of Otl)b:e next,
at one o'clock in the as ernoon, than there t^t In
choose a M Herat ur. 2. A Clerks 3. To fee f
the proprietors drill chafe a committee to lay put
of the u<iliviW laid or * recompense for lands ta
ken out of tag lots in the firft and fecund divifous
far high ways. 4. To fee if th: proprietors will
ayes to lay cat a fourth division, §.ls tranfsA
coy other business that ^ril then and there be thought
necessary for the benefit of the proprietors.
JOHN STRONG, Juftica Place;
Dorlet, Benoiagt hi Canity, Jriy so, 178 a.
4 ^ —[b'o ;VEa^oN T.
Wo>dftock, July 22, 17S0.
THESE may notify all whom it may cancan,
that the Proprietors Meeting held at Captain
John Stcn?i inmolder the 9 h of &hy led, on trie
township ->f dridgveer, deads adjourned to the
firft Taefday in September, at 9 o'clock in the
morning.
JOHN RANSO M, Prop^Ctot^
gSE3TBD fro n Capt, Bell's Company,
Col. Neba's Regiment, William Shippen,
lately resident in Salary ; 5 feet 7 inches high,
thick set, lightiih brown hair, judged to be about
22 faars of age; supposed to be gone into the State
of Vermont. AID, one William Winflove, lately
tefide^ of Woodb iry. about 5 feet to inches high;
tho't to be about 2§ years of a^e, Whoever will
takeup either or bath of said difefters and (scare
them so that they may be had, (hall have Twenty
Shillings .reward for each, and forty (hilln^a each,
if they will deliver them at the regiment, and all res
forcible charges paid. . Y
JESSE BELL, Caph
Horse-Neck, July ^J^. 3 ^- —
LT^r^— that have any demands on the
estate of Eljah Aiderman, late of Sim&ry
deceas'd, are requeued to prefect their accounts for
fatlement, and all that are indebted to (aid elate
to make immediate payment to the fecfcriber, only
furvivin, executor of the lal will and te^arneat 01
the laid Elijah. Attendance will be given for that
parpofe at the late dwelliog-houfe of the Aid Elijah
on the fecorid Monday of September, Oao>er and
November next.
ASAHEL HOLCOMB.
ALL persons that have any demands on or are in
debted to the elite of the Wid. Deborah Alderman
late of fail Simfb try deceased, are reqaefied to at
tend at the aforefaid times and places far the purpose
of fettleraent with and payment to the fubferiber.
NATHANIEL P4ELPS, Adminifi 2
OUND in the fubferibers inclofure the 20<h of
of July a Ryed MARK. about 14 hands and
an inch high, a dark bay. bearing < it, a
eheftnut colour, the white chiefly upon the off hue.
a lit on her back, white face a d'^,
JOSEPH FORWARD.
SimDary# Augud ti, tfo.
FOR SA L E,
✓// ^ New-Store a little north of the State-
House in Harford;
HA IRBINES of different colours, Duroys,
Serves. Men's Worked Hos% Cartblets, N:il
Roas, Birr Iron, &e. &c.
THOMAS TIS'DALL.
August '?. 1780.
NOTICE is hereby given to all Persons that
are obliged by Law to pay Taits, ifOhe'
Town of Wethersfield, to meet, me for the purpose
of paying Six Dollars on the F and, in Continents!
Currency, and One Shilling and Six Pence, in new
Conne&icit Bills, on the Lid of 1779 at the times
and places hereafter mentioned, vz. At Mr. fofeph
Spillman's, on Wednesday the 23d in#. At Crpf,
John Smith's Eel Hartford, on fnurfday the 24^.-
At Land. -Wright's, Glaftenbury, the fame day.
At Capt. Elijah Alright's on Friday the 25th. At
C^pt. Abfalom Williami'a. on Monday the 2sth.
At Mr. Elisha Butler's, op Tuesday the 29th. At
Mr. David Beckley's, on Wednesday the 30th. At
Capt. Kellogg's, on TherfLy the 3rd, from t^ro
o'clock in the afternoon until Lven, on each of sud
days, except at Capt. Smith's, where 1 mean to attend
from eight o'clock in the mornin, until twelve.
Those that have not paid me their Rates on the Lil
1778, ate ones more defied to fettle them without
fail. JOSIAH WELLARD, ColleOof.
Wetheuiieldf Augaft 26, t,Bo.
BROKE into the inclofate of the fubferib'r,
fometirae in Jane left, a Ciaf^t colour'd
MARE, 5 or 6 years old, about thirteen h^U aid
three inches high, a small white foot in her forehead,
shod before, no brand, trots aid phces. Tae on
er is defied to pay charges and take her a^r
LEMUEL BATES.
Sim&ry, Augufl eg, 1780.
CT-UKEN, damage, feafant andimp unded, in
Farmington, one two years old BULL; aid
to be S>l.las the Law dire& , unlef. the owner a?
pears aid pays daraaps; said Bull is marked wkh
a (mall crop in the left ear, ha'penny and Slit the
under file of the right, he is small and brindfe co
loured, and white face and tail, lined on the buck.
GIDEON COWLES, Coufiabh.
Farmbfon; July 30, 1780.
Yale College, J ly 240, 1/80.
TH I Candidates tor the fecohd degree, a^e -ere
by notified, to give their attendance in the
College Library, on W^duefLy the 12th of Sep
tember next in order to receive tnere dt,fnt to be
conferred in a general Diploma, at thrir will be no
public Commencement this y^r. And on the day
precluding, the President and Tutors will attend the
.examination of those who may o^ir themAives for
_;4dmi@n into this College,
EZRA SH^^^W^jn^
STATE 0! Conhegtlcu r, if.
County of Hartford.
QTJBLIC notice is hereby ^v?n that a Libel io
£ filed before the fubfcribr?,rid other the Judges
06 the Maritime Court for the County jf Hertford,
by ESenazc^ Yadof of Hebron, in the Aid county,
against tundry Enropesn and 1^4:: Good^, found
in the Store of Join Morgan, in Hartford it the
said county, said to be imported from Long Ifiaal
or feme othcA iflaad or place in the poCTeffiort or un
der the controul of the enemies of this State, con
trary to the Statutes of this Stat 4 made to prevent
Illicit Trade; all which Goods were seized on the
ph.day of Augud infant, aoiappHzed a* the Ict
dir& And for the trial otthe judice of the foil
seizure, a court will be held at Hartford in the coun
ty iforefaid on the 29th day of Augn* infant,
where all persons claiming property in the said
goods arty appear, and shew reason if any they
have, why they Ihould not be adjudged forfeited
according to law. Dated at Middletown, the 10th
day of Augufl A. D. 17^0. .„ .
JABEZ HAMLI N.
Judgeof theMaritimeCotyt iniheCoanty of Hartford
sTinTWirr-FURNA C E
Is now io blast, Mihere may be had, if fafon^b y
cn^ged, fcr Cifh or Produce, Cannon and Shot;
Pot Ash Settles, Coolers, Pots and Kettles of vari
ous sizes, Tea Kettler, Flat Irons, with rimoft eve
ry other kind of Ware and callings, usually made
at laid Furnace. WANTED at said Furnace by
the middle of September, a number cf Wood Cut
ters, fornifhed with Axes and E^nketr. Likewise
a number of Labourers to Work with the Colters m
the Furnace empkyi The Wager will
be , Wen, by Wm. W HITINO. and
' 7 NATH^ FRISBIE.
&dUbiQ Awgui 5. >7^.
To SB SOLD, ^r SIL^F^
'''"’'''" v '° """ "^ * " a " °'LAND,
1 chicly aider improvement, 1 fma'ldwelling
house good barn and orchard on the fame, lf"g
about two miks from the Meeting House in' Tor
rierfnn, fur farther particulars enquire of the fob*
fcrib&r in Lrtchuetd, by whom a good-sitle will be
given/ AARON tOSFORD.
Litchfield, ri^,B 13, 1780,
"GR-BEN^TLOATC"
To be Sold by the Subscriber, and entered upon
the fira d,y of May next,
THE Farm or Plantation called Grein VHe,
situated partly io Amenia PrecinA and part
y in Sharon. It gonfids of about 300 acres cf
land in one-body, and is juffly edeerred as vriaa
bh a farm as any of it, size; roo ic^of which is
trie deleft low intervals and mead >w land, with a
fine fimmrolling through it, by Which the greater
pare mty be laid under wafer, aid v,th little im
ptovemeat may b» m^da to cut zoo tons of good
hay. There i^ no farm better t^^r l.and if p'tt
findy ftaated in a thick iketted coahtiy. a fmtb re
treat from the town of Sharon, wiihm' a f±>.ri di
trace of chu-ch 6 meeting, miiis &-c. two tearing
orchards on the (am and two dwelling; houfe^ 01,^
of which is new built ofc brick aft^f the modern
con&ru&inn, and is esteemed is r o s add conveni
. ent a hosts as any in the country; it h%s a fiffici
egey cf fire wood, the foil is nittall, rich rid
hixdriwi, the greater ,art miy bf mide t<f b? 3 of
mowing land ; the ' fitaiition if %Hlthy, aid on the
whole it needs no recommendation. Whoever
views it will and.it .agreeable. The conditions of
file and osier particulars may be made known, by
a,o,!ym# t) j ACGB 803 ARDU &on tha
pramifik..
, Groen Vile, Augn^ 4, 1780. _____
THt?BBnWN^
„ UN-away on falday ni^ht thl fyhi intent, a
11 N^gro!&h named J I M, 27 yom oid, h^
former], belonged to Mr. ffaac Jones and afrorwazds
to Mr. Drjgiafs of New Haven, who celled him
by the niche of Harry ; is about 5 stet io inches
high, wall proportioned, has amimp:dmiw in hte
f,tec% 'th uncertain whacdeaths he ^B! wear ;
carried -with .hi h i a looie cost of a butternut cclour
with a little m~%m= r & hit 4 and a red plufficape,
a dark uro^n broadcloth coat and ved, a (hurt blue
bruai cloth coat, a striped damafeus ved, a homo
r^fe butfernuf coloured ditto, a good pairofbuCk^
(kin breaches, a pair °' bl it broad cloth do. a pair
of linnen d). a white Holland ihrit, 2 homespun
check do. a >rown linen coat, 2 pair of brown tow
cloth t.wwb%a frit and a draw h^, fevtial pair of
Lockings, a ^ n ^ °^ ? °' sh ?es, filter .hot icd k^t^
buckles. Whoever will take up Grid H$ £ o an.
return him to the foofenber at rife^firid, or Mx.
John Atwater at Cne^fc/r, or fecur# him and. give
notice so that the fubferiber miy have him, fhajl re
c'w&the above reward and n^ce&ry charges prid.
JOHN ATWATER.
Wed^d, A^l 14, <7^ 0 :
OTK AYED hr hiloa from the Gbicriber in Mid
„ detain, on theg^h indent, a b>y H OR 3 E;
adont i, barb hi^h, 6 years old. paces nets and
cau^n, has one white foot, and a fwelhng on his
ri|hi hind foot, with a fear on the hM where h#
wai^ork't hi winter'.Whoever will takeup Grid
horse and fecare and fend him to the fubferiber o^^
havesOro Hundred Dollars R^ff^d and all naqsf
charges paid, by
NATHAN SAGE.
Ar^,^ i§, i,90. _____
NO TICE is hereby given to the debtors of
Elijah Barr, late if Middletown dacsafed,
that there.il a necessity their acenunu (horrid be fyt>
dily elofed ; for which purpose, to ,prevent co&
and trouble, they aro teqae^d to call immediacy
at the office of the late Han. Titas Hofmer, Esq; of
Middletown, where consent attendance will b#
riven their humble fro anti,
6 ASHER MILLER,
EZEKIEL GILBERT.
A^guft if, i,Bc. ts
STR A YE D from the fubferiber a Sorrel Mare
COLT, 2 years old, lately doekt, a (mill Blip
of white in her forehead, no brand, one wall e„,
Wth a (Wing poke on when she want away. Aho,
a cheftout coloured HORSE, about so yeas old,
lets, 13 hands high, no bra^d, a poke on when I &
ffenta^y. Whoever will inform the owner where
said ftray^ may be found shall have a generous ra^
ward and charges paid, by „
THEODORE LEE,
Canaan. May 16, 17.8%