The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1780-08-15 00:00:00, page 4

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A Quantity of Continental Mo
ney, for which will be given.in Pay
ment, if soon applied for, on very rea
sonable terms,
PROVIDENCE Stone Lime per Hhd. Neff.
England Rum per Hhd. or Barrel ; Lifood
Wine per Pipe or Quarter C& ; Sugar per Hhd.
or Barrel ; Bohea Tea; Chocolate; Ginger ; Brim,
flone per Cwt. or less quantity ; Cotton Wool ;
German Steel and Bar Iron per Cwt. or,fin^!e bar ;
Powder per Barrel ; Writing-Paper per Ream or so
gle Quire ; Black arid coloured Silk Handkerchiefs
by the Dozen.'°- + '
Apply to STEPHEN AUSTIN and Company,
at their Store a little South of the North Meeting
House in H^tford..
The highefi Price given for BILLS on FRANCE
at the above Store.
'"fAKEN up by the fibfcriber in Farmington,
1 on the 29th of June last, a brown HORSE,
about 6 or j years old, a (mall far in hit forehead;
no brand, about 13 hand* high. The owpcr is de
fined to pay charges and take hid away.
ISAAC LANKTO N.'
Farmington. July 18 1780.
S"OME pffl&s in this State, who have accounts
open with the late Commissary Genera Joseph
Turnbull, F/q; deceas'd; having negleAed to close
the fame with the subscriber„ notwithstanding his
funner advertisements for that purpose. All persons
having any fact accounts to be fettled art once
diore earnety intreated to present them to me for
fzttlement without further delay. This request is
the rather infixed on, as the fubfeiTber is persuaded
that the concerned will judge it for their own con
venience to have their accounts closed in this State,
rather than to be called to Philadelphia, which mull
6e the case if not fpsedily attended to here.
JONATHAN TRUMBULL, Jan;
Cdmmiffioner for fettling the Accounts of the
,late Commissary General Joseph Trumbull.
Lebanon, July it, 1780.
State of VERMONT, Cumberland Ccuntv.
Royakon, July 11, 1780.
Y"\UE application being made to me for warning
JLJ of a Proprietors Meeting, to be holders at the
ho..c of Lieut. Elias Stephens in said Royalton.
Tie's are to warn the proprietors of the townihip of
Royalton to meet at the houfs of E! as Stephens, co
the second Taefday of September next, at one o',
clock afternoon. 1, To choose a Moderator. 2.
'fo choose a Proprietors Cle4. 3. To choose a
r^afurer. 4. To chooft a Colleger. §. To fee if
the Proprietors will build a bridge across the firft
branch in said town ; and to tranfa& any other ba
st left on said day, 11 the laws dire&.
COMFORT SEVER, Justice Peace.
O R S AL£
BEST Jamaica Spirits by theHogfhead or Barrels
best L fben Wine by the Pipe or Quarter Calk,
Lime by the Hhd. Coffee by the Bag or left. A
small quantity of Tea, English Steal, Chocolate.
Alltpice, Ginger, Logwood. Sugar, Rum, &c
E quire at Caleb Bull, juh'„. Store, a little
Nor'h of he Court House Hartford. Aug.
XX7''" E °' * Journeyman Hatter, one that
VV can work in Farr would be prefered. Good
usages and constant employ will be given by the
fubferiber, who has sos sale a good dwelling heufe
and barn; with a good well cf water, and a large
!hop with about three quarter# of an acre of ground,
fronting the green, so called, and adjoining to the
Court House, the bed situation In the county for a
trader or for a tradesman. For further particulars
enquire of Thomas Tileston, living on the pro
sanee.
WbdhmrAtgnfl- 5, 1780.
STOLEN out of the pasture of the fiibfcribet in
Richmond. Bwkfhire county, on the night af>
ter the 23d of July, a large yoke of Oxen. 8 yeah
old. the one a light brown, the other a red pied, or
rather fpott-d, built long and Bender, very fall
hoofs, holes bored thro' the ends of their horns, ear
unknown. Whoever shall take up and secure
fad\ml e and thief or either of them, shall be am
ply rewarded for trouble and charges, by
AMOS MERRIMAN.
__R^cbm°"£'A%ufl 4, 1780.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
A Journeyman STONE CUTTER, ( ex .
P'" in the business) for which good wages,
and punctual payment will be made, by
THOMAS JOHNSON.
Chatham, July „ 1780,
TAKEN up by the fubferiber the firft of July,
a Red Yearling HEIFER, with a white face,
white flanks, and white hind feet, broad horns, a
halfpenny the ander fide of the left ear. The owner
it desired to pay charges and take him away.
GERSHOM BRIGHAM.
Coventry, July 29, 1-780.
STRAYED or Stolen out of 'he pt^ute of Elijah
Lothrop. in Suffield, on the 23d of July. inff.
aforreJ MARE, with a light coloured mine and tail,
about 14 hands high witk a white spot under her
raane the near fide, a fiar in her forehead, natural
pacer. Whoever will return said NWe to Elijah
Lothrop at Suffield ; or to Abel Curtis in Stockbridge,
ffiail receive a handsome reward, and all necessary
cl&s„piid ^, ABEL CURTIS.
ALL perlons having demands on the estate of
Joel Robane, late cf Winchefler deceas'd,
are defir^d to bring .in .their accounts in order fcr
httlcraeit by the firft of September next.
- (NOAH ROBARTS, Executor.
, N. E. No accounts will & allowed unltfs ptb^
felly att&4^t
Torrington,' July ?, ?)80. %,
STOLEN, last night,, out of the paflure of the
fubferiber i Span oflight coloured greg HOR
SES, one fix y<,rs ol{very, high life aad lofty ca.-
r%rd low in &sh; shod before mth new, Ihors;
the other 7 years old, low carriaged, in good order,-
shod before, both natural trotters^ + Whoever will
take up said horses and secure, tl@ fo,§hat the
Q^n^ ? may have them again, shall be entitled to
Ten Hard Dollar# Reward, and .resfonabJe charge}
paid, by . CORNELIUS CLARK.
Little Nine Partners, July ty 1780. ,
To the Hartford Company of Advent citaßS,
GeNT 1 EMEN,,
HAVING returned from the State of Vermont,'
and laid before the meeting on tho nth of Ju
ly instant, my proceedings with refp4 to obtain
ing.# townflhip in said State, it was Voted, That
the sum of Nine Pounds Lawful Money in bills of
the late emissions of this State. Should be paid into
the hands of the Agent of said Company, on or be
fore the firft Monday of September next, in order to
enable him to prosecute the fame; and th» t those
who should not by that period comply with the
resolution, were not to be confideted as Adyentar
ers, but their names tube erased out of the lift and
others inferred in their flead- It is therefore re
qaefted that those who have formerly set their names -,
to the lift, and design to continue, will within the
time limited, pay the aforementioned sum into the
hands of the fubferiber at the dwelling-haufe of Mr.
William Knox.
JOHN CALDER, Agent.
Hertford, July 16, 1780.
RUN away from the fubferiber the zWlh of Joly
la#, a Negro Man named B ILL. about 29
years of age, § feet 10 inches high, a well set hi
low, talks good English, has been bipught up to
farming ; had on when he went away a linen coat
and vest and carried with him a sacking bag full
of cloaffis, markt APH; had a brown furtout
coat, a brown coat and vest, a pair of dec: fl,jp bree
ches, and a number of other eloathing : and Hole a
likely red roan Mare, 14 hands high, with a white
freak in her forehead, a natural pacer, no ffioes on,
no brand ; also an old breafled Saddle without hoof
ing or crooper. Whoever will take up said thief
and mere and return them to the fubferiber at Siraf
bary, or secure them so they may be had and fend
word, shall have three hundred dollars reward, or
twohundred for either, and charges paid, by
AHIJAH PETTIBONE.
Augufl 4, 1780. 4
TO BE SO L D;
By YOUNGLOVE CUTLER,
For Ready Money, at the highest Prices,
WEST-INDIA RUM by the Gallon; New-
England manuUaured Salt by the Calk or
Bushel; bell German Steel ; American Ditto ;
Windfer Tobacco by the Cwt. or finft pound ;
=?"?.'• Cepperas. Pin,, Writing-Paper. Pipes.
”,P- An a&omtent of Earthen
Ware, fath as Tea Dilhea. &-c.
N. B. One half of the pay fcr said Steel, and m,e
quar er of the pay for the Salt will b e expefted in
6 !ver, the remainder in Continental or Conufflicut
Blh ° _ Northbury, July 26, ife.
BROKE into %in<o^rTcTthT&^^
foretime in May last, a light coloured Brown
HORSE jo years old, natural trotter, no brand.
The owner is desired to pay charges, and take him
p AGIFT HILL£
-W^ffSanfouiy, July 20 , z,8%
’"[''hOob i gtntlemra Soldiers that fcrved in ti^
& Continental line in 1779, in the eight months
service. either by draft or inUfiraent, belonging to
or counting tor the 6rft brigade of M:!itla'nf this
^zte, either horse o^fot, art denied tty call tnimc~
d&dy on the fubferiber for their back pay : (rind
mopey for the^r coats, those that arc intitied to it.)
They will ^et cert ficate: from the Saha Mzh of
the town they belong to or counted for, fcr fuppli'&
received tor their families while in ferv<ce, with th^
amount and price ; or certificates that they have re
ceived no Applies while in Service; this „ith the;r
dueler, er will be necessary, and moxT efpeciallj the
certinca es for,fupplies be p educed, and the feci u
the better, as the balances are ready for them.
WILLIAM BULL.-
.Hartford; Anguft 1, 1780.
STOLEN or Stayed fre ra the fubferify f^g,
time !afl April, a Bay M A R ^, with a white
Stripe in her free, 5 „^3 old, trots and paces. 13
hands and half high, branded 9 on herleft fhoul
cer. Also a Sorrel MARE, Bor 9 year: old, white
freak in bet face, brand unknown, with a white
feta over her left eye, natural pacer. Alfa, a Bar
Mire Celt, 2 years old. natural trotter, brt#!^ I C
on ha left thigh. A Dark Bay Mart Colt a jwe
old, natural trotter, no brand. Whoever will take
bp said Mares and Colts and refyn theft to the fob
briber er give information where they may be had.
shall have a handsome reward and ebar^/piid
JOHN Callender.
STRAYED from the fehfcriber about the 6^cl
June hi, a Red H LIFER, two years old, no
ear mark, Any pcrfen thathis p.- may tahupQ
Heifer, and fre information thereof, shall be well
ftwv&d, by
JOHN CALDWELL.
Hartford, July ft. I'7Bo.
TAKEN upbytbe mbferixr the beginnro, of
June last, a bright Sorrel HORSE," atatt'ty
band# high, a small star in his forehead, nos shod.
natural preer, about 4 years old, very unruly!
The ownSs if defined to pre ctyrges and take hi®
away. * , TIMpTHY PHELFS.
Simfbury, July 29, 1780. ..
STATE of Connecticut, ff.
r Hartford County, Jdy 27, <79.0..
KNOW ye tte libels are filed before William
, Pitkin, Esq; an A/aftant, ar^ Neziah ibis,
Efa; a Justice of Peace for said Hartford County, in
favor cf David Carver arid John WAs, of Hetron
in said county, again# a Waggon and Tackling ^4
put of a Barrel of Salt, &c. which said Waggon, &%
were seized and taken into c,ftody according to lav .
in said Hebron on the 1 fth day cT July inftan^
And also in favor of Silveft^ Gilbert and Ro„r
Fuller of said Hebron in said county, agiinffan
dry articles of goods and merchandize, seized and
taken into custody of the law, from one Gu?Adh
Buruhas and his associates in said Hebron, on the
25th day of said July infant And a lso in favor
of Ifaae Phelps, of Hebron in said county, again#
sundry articles cf goods and merchandize, fcized
and taken out of the peffeffion of. Nathan Baxter di
said Hebron, on the 19th day of Jniv instant. And
also in favor of Nathan Baxter of (aid Hebron,
again# fandrf articles of gooir and merchandize;
seized and taken from one John Breed and others in
Coleheller in said county on the 18th of July in.
ftant ; which several artichs ,forefaid were import
ed contrary to a ftatate for preventing Illicit Trad^
The hearing of the above mentioned libels will be
attended at the dwelljog-houfe of Roger Fuller, inn
holder in said Hebron on the nth day of August
next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon ; all pedons
claiming property therein may appear and shew
reason, if any they have, why the several parcels
of goods, &c. Ihould not be adjudged forf&Q and
difpofed of according to law.
WILLIAM PITKI N, Affitet.
___ L I S S, Jaflice Peace.
STATEctVERM O N't
, Sharon, May <5. 1780.
WHEREAS application has been made ts me,
by more than a fxteenth part of the propri
etors of the township of BETHEL, to call i meet
ing of said proprietors : Therefore this is to
public notice to those who are concerned, to meet
, 'h'," o "''°'°°' J°" Marih, in said Bethel ca
the §th day of September next, to aft & th e fol.
lowing articles, viz. <. To choose a Moderator z
To choose a Proprietors Clerk. %To traafiA anr
other business thst may be thought ntcefTary
JOELMARS H, Justice P, t
READY Money uz Writing Paper given for
clean Linen and Cotton R AGs, <tthe
Printing-Office B a Paper-Mill, H,^^.