The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1780-12-26 00:00:00, page 4

OfgAVPD from fl e fubicriber fern time In May
L, hti, a brownifli gray Mare Colt, 4 years old,
a?out 12 hide hi b, a large white flteak in her face,
brand'd with the letter B or the figure 8 on her left
thigh, nature! trotter and dockt. Whoever will
tike up Aid Mare and return hr to the fabferroer or
five information of her Co that the owner may have
her again, fh,ll have a generous reward and all ne
cessary charges paid, by
, GAD WOODRUFF.
Fqrrifngtm, blether 4, 1780.
GOME into the fabferibet'a palate, about tr.e
sass of October lift, a white faced brindle
HEIFER, white under her belly, one year old, no
flat mark. The owner is desired to pay charges and
Hke her away.
THOMAS ALLEN.
Wiitonbuty, Nov. 30, 1780. - ,
—— S~T -ATTE~ OF V'E-RM ON'T: —
WAEREAS application hath been made to me
the fabferiber by more fin one fifteenth
put of the proprietors of the towns of Shelbern,
Burlington and Williflon, to warn laid proprietors
of each towri to meet ,t the dwelling house of Ens,
Noah Chittenden, of Arlington, on the eg h day cl
January next, at two o'clock afternoon, there to
tranGa the following business, viz. i. To choose
a Moderator. 2. A Clerk. 3. To make or efta^
blifh such diviflon of lands as may then be agreed
on, and to tranfaA any other bufiuefs that may be
, thought necessary. These are therefore to warn
said proprietors.refpe&ivefy to meet at the time and
place aforefaid for the nurpofe s before mentione 1.
IRA ALLEN, Affiant.
Sunderland, Nov. 21, 1780.
STATE of VERMONT.
WHEREAS application hath been made to me
the fubfenber by mere than one fix cen^h
part of the proprietors of the towns of Colchefier,
EiTex Jerico, Georgia, Swanton and Highgate, to
warn said proprietors to meet at the dwellingshoufe
of Brigadier-General Ethan Alien, of Sunderlands
on the 31^ day of January next, at 2 of the clock
afternoon, there to tranfa& the. following business.
vz. j. To choose a Moderator. 2. A Clerk. 3.
Tomtke or eflabl ih such division of lands as may
then be agreed on, and to tranfsA any other business
that may be thought necessary. These are therefore
to warn said proprietors refptLively to raeet at the
time and plf aforefaid for the purposes before
mentioned.
IRA ALLEN. Affiflant.
Sunderland, Nov. 21, >7BO.
fT7B%fabtaibers being appointed Commif
lionets by the Court of Probate for the dif
fria of Simfbury, to examine the claims of the rre
dito-s to the estate of John Hudson, jun. late of
Beikhempflead, deceas'd, represented infolveif: Do
hereby givo notice that we mill attend on the busi
ness on the firft and feeond reondays of January next,
at one o'clock on each of said days, at the house of
the decu/d.
Pelrtiah Allyn,) „
Joseph Wilder, J
Beslhenip ßead, Nov. 27, 1780,
Just come to hand, and now felling by
STEPHEN AUSTIN, & Co.
At their Store, in Hartford ;
A Variety of French and English Goods, well
faited to the season : Also, a large assortment
o f Borts, which will be fold by wholefile, or in
l ots of different quantities, as will bell fug the pur
rha'"; "" ' ot c^^ing of B bles, Testaments,
D ,° r ^'' Spelling Books, a number of school b^oks,
hifl°''" n ' w '""' '"Trtelning, comedies, jets,
for,'' Pamphlets, &:. &:. &:.
Likewise, German and Englifk Steel. Spanish
rown, red and white Led.
B N. B. Cam given for B 11s on France, at said Store.
December 11, 1786,
°AII persons indebted to the
Printers of tins Paper, wbefe accounts art of more
then one years Banding, a-e req leflel to make im
mediate payment ; efptciaPy those who have coo
traded to pay in tho neceffer'es of life.
The Price of the Connecticut Courant for
the enfaing year will be Tun Shillings in Silver,
or the exchange io Paper Currency. Those who
Incline to pay in Produce, at the old prices, will
have the Papers continued to them as ufuaf.
If any chufe not to continue fubferibers on the
above terms (wh : ch is lower than the neeeffaries of
life) they are defied to call add fettle their accounts
god difeontintra their Papers.
Printing Office, He ford, December 5, 1780.
^LL persons indebted to the foe of John Ty cr,
' late of Tolland decesfed, by bend, book or rote,
are required to raike speedy fetilembot ; and all
perfoni having any demands on the e&ste of said
deceived, are d fired to exhibit their accounts for
settlement, as the efta"e must (non be fettled. Those
Indebted, arc eqeired to comply with above requeß,
cr ex,:ft trouble.
"THANKFUL TYLER, Admini&atrix.
Tolland. November 28, 1780.
To BE SOLD, Wholesale and Retail,
At STAFFORD FURNACE,
P (Which is now in BLAbf)
OTS and Kettles of different fixer, Tea Kit
tles, Bake Pans, Spiders, Skelleti, Flat Irons,
Cart, Waggon, and Chaise Boxes, Shot, Clothe.i's-
Piaits. Stoves, &c. &c.
ALSO, SCARLET, blue and London brown
Broadcloths. Coatings, green blue and yclicw Baizes,
Shalloons, Hairbines, black Listings, black Alemode
and Pelong, black Lace, black & colour'd Baceh-ra,
Romalla and Gauze Handkerchiefs, black & colour'd
Ribbons, black and white figur'd Gavzcs, Millenet,
Skeleton Wire. 7 8 nd yard wide Iriffi Linens,
Drapers, Cambrichs, ftwirg Silk, fine Thread Pin,
Twist, gilt and plated Buttons, Knives and Fork 1 ,
Jack and Pen Knives, Buckskin Breeches, Leather
Gloves, Felt Hats, Men's Shoes, Writing Paper,
Bohea Tea, by the hundred or dtten, Rum, Sugar,
Coffees Chocolate, Alipice, Pepper, Ind go. Rock,
Lisbon and hometnide Salt, hard Soap ; likewise a
general Aff&raent Earthen Ware.
TIMOTHY PHELPS,
Stafford, November 20 1780.
Forge at Colebrook, DeenJ&r 5,1780.
THIS may acquaint my Cahomtes and the
Public in general, That I dill continue
to maaufaaure Steel in <he G ?man method, and
have just fialfhed a quantity for Plow Lons and
Edge Tools ; the common Steel is drawn chiefly
into Sleigh Shoes ; for file for State or Continental
money, warranted to harden well. The quality of
the Edge Tool S eel i. known by those that bought
it direOly from my hands to be faperio rto any
nude in the United States. There has been great
injuftitt done to me and the public in the feeond
hand falling of my Seel ; they purchase the com
mon fort, neat bar, and fell tzm for Ed;e Tools.
The public may depend th] for the future all ray
Edge Tool Se:l shall be lamped with the initial
letters of m, name.
JACOB OGDEN.
N. B. There N S'eigh Shoes to be had of Mr.
Junta T^y, «t Hat ford, for C*!h or hod ce.
BROKE into the foelofare of the fubferiber in
July Ist. a STEAR, 'woyrars old next ferin,,
a yellow brindle, wth a white foot in his forehead,
no ear rank. The owner is defined to prove his
property, pay charges and take him awav.
JOHN SQUIR E.
Wethersfield: DermSer 8 1780.
BROKE into the luMcribtra inctofure, oou the
middle of September, a pale Red HEIFER, 3
years old pal, markt with a tenant on tie left ear
and a hole through the fame. The owner is difir
ed to pa, charges and take her away.
EBENEZER GARNSE Y.
Watertown, Nov. 20, 17^
ALL persons that have any demands on the
estate of Capt. Abraham Pinny late of
Simsbury, deceased, are requeued to prefect
their accounts for f^lement; and all Who are in
debted to said efiate are drfired to make 'immediate
payment to the fubferibers, executors to the left wi'l
and teflarnent. of the f?'d Abraham. At,ndance
will be given for that pn>pf ', at the hoof- of Jonathan
Pinny, on the third Mondays of December and
January next. $
ABRAHAM PINNY 1
JONATHAN PINNY, f B^cy^,
To be S 0 LD,fot any Current Money,
STOVES, Clothiers P ates, Pots.nd Kettles,
of various fixes, Bake and Stew Pans, Spiders,
Snellets. Tea Kettler, Cart Boxes, Baidas, and Dogs,
by the ton, half ton, vrffel or piece.
EBENEZER BARNARD, Jan.
N. B. Molasses, Rum. Sugar, and homemade
Salt, to be exchanged for Produce.
Hartford, December 2, 1780.
iTu^BTR-^TA TPLE. TREES,
fit to set in Orchards, and a Quantity of
EARTHEN WARE, to he Srld for
Calh, Country Produce, or Weft India Goods.
iSRAEL SEYMOUR.
Hartford, November 27, 1780.
J ragr--
aft P,.bfih'd, end to be Sold at fa Worth Do,
onfar the Printing Office, and also by the Author,'
A Dissertation on the Sixth Vial
in the Revelations of St. John.
In F IVE PART S:
In which it is humbly attempted to iiluftrate what
Is intended by the great Myfiical Euphrates, and
by drying up of its wa ers ; with feme thoughts
upon the eff di cf this V], and what improvement
God's people should make of this irrpovin. fubjeS.
The whole is preceeded with an INTRODUCTION
upon the design cf Prophecy in general, and the bock
of Revelation in particular.
By THOMAS-WELLS BRAY, A. M.
Pastor cf a Church in Guilford,
The Cbje& of this Difftrtation is particularly
worthy the attention cf a chrifiian people at thia
cay.
The above work is contained in about Six Sheets
and an half, printed on a fair type: Price Two
Shillings and Six Pence in Silver, or an equivalent
In o £ her money, or thr^e Books for a Bushel of Wheat.
Sub ambers are d^fired to feid in their fubfcrip_
tions to the Printers in Hartford, or the Author i a
Gwlfoid, utere they may 02 (applied with Books.
btamfor iTT^ w^^D f'o'r d 7
TH E Proprietors of Stamford, in the State of
Vermont, are notified to meet at the house of
M e . Richard Hamlin, in Middletown, on the third
Wednesday of December instant, at two o'clock in
the afternoon : And the Proprietors of Woodford, in
fiij State, are defied to meet at said place, on the
fourth Wednesday of December inst. at two o'c: ck
in the afternoon ; to hear the report of the Agent,.
who hath been to tranfaft the business cf said Propri
etors ; and to do any ether bntinefs proper to be
done when met.
A Tax of Twenty Shirinas in Silver, was hid
on each original right, by the Proprietors of Stamford,
at th,r iaflmating : rod the 3 fra Pound Rates, in
Continental Money, ta ; d at different times by the
Proprietors of Woodford ; which must be paid to
the Sabfciber, in value cquri to what money was
when granted. The Proprietors cf Stamford and
Woodford, me notified, that unless fa d. taxes are
paid very soon, so much of their lards will be fold
as will pay said taxes with incident charges.
Fourteen Hundred Auras of good Land, in the
town of HilUborough, in the S ate cf New-Hamp
fh're, to be fold in hundred acre lot# or more ; AIM
good encouragement given to fettle those lands.
.Enquire of
BENJAMIN HENSHAW.
Middletown December 4, 1780.
By E. A UST I N,
near tbk Court House, in Hertford ;
The following Articles for Golosmithi and
Jewellers viz.
CY PHER'D Button Stones with Cyphers per
gross or drzm,roard brilliant de. Earring top
bfr.es with Cyp ers, brill nt top Stone? do. Buckle
Stoner fukable for bat pins, cne dozen Garnet Ring
Stones cypher'd and white S one Earrings set in
Gold, cypher'd and white Stone Earring Top# set
in do. iar;e and small square cypher'd Buttons set
in Silver, large round brilliant do.
N BOTA# above Articles for, hard Monry, or
Continen al at tie Exchange.
D cemb^r 19, 17JJ.
To be SOLD, for an, current Money, by
YOUNGLOVE CUTLE R,
at hi* Store, in Watertown;
WEST ^NDIA RUM, by the barrel or
finale gallon, Madeira Wine, Rock Salt,
Molasses. Silk Handhehiefs, drinking Claffei, Wo,
men'jehoes-- A very general afcrtment of Hollow-
Ware. &c. &c. &e.
4 6, 8 & 10 peony Mails, to be exchanged for
Wfiea, Pozk, Sutter, Chrefa, Continental or hard
Money.
Hollow-Ware to ba fell at Dr. Beardsley's, in
N°rF bury.
Her ford, December 18, 1780.
LAST night the county goal was broke opei,
and the following prifosers made their escape,
viz Enoch Johnson James Wilson, Francis
Noble, and Daniel Fairchild, Tm oru Dar
ling Sealeck, Nathan Sealecy, Hezekiah
Scribner, Archibald Highns, and Thomas
Triblecock, Priloaers of War. Whoever wjf
take up said prisoners, and feeme them, so that the
fab'criber c*n get them into his custody again, (hall
lev a handsome reward and reafonabt charger,
WILLIAM BARNARD, Goalee. ,